New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
L. JORDAN. 81 and Ss Broadway

were first IN New York TO open their II d29rs 2q 70
women ar any time OF day or H!ghtZthe Murray ray
little different. At the former Miss OIBr!en. the
mead hqusek keeper sag t.3t LeI ony dlcI I-Ly ~ WIS
They are, OF course. the most irresponsible tg-
work the uninterestiHg, discoUraging ard
tiresOme. so what can We expect? But why should
chan9bernads? Their work Is not Iaborious and
third day thev are obliged to be here from to Z
?, but the next day they get the afternoon Or
nothing would induce them TO break Fl on that
with work Nor could you persuade them 70 go
cial atmosphere here and partly because OF the
At the Grand Union. where each OF the fifty
chambermaidS has eighteen beds and rooms 70 90
plentiful this year as formerly. - B.,,-,
oNs c5n br sgSev have me- en1rance-pro6aby oW-
Ing TO the unnourshing food they've been brought
to change. although conditions are really superior
here in comparison with their former living. SAD
seH some ie5lf details
"of course. I require them 10 change every sheet
or one month. Some hotels inquire. and change
be fresh and inviting at all times. even though Il
For this work. which is really light. they are
paid 81 month. the new large notes haTlns
food and are allowed 10 do their own laundering.
with starch ard soap supplied them We give [leA
which consider preferable 70 the dormitory with
have Sa1ieS Now wouldn't you think the foreigners
would be satisfied?
Now. with the Irish girls their conditions az
home are so much better than they used 70 %
that fewer are coming over. and when We e,G3 G9
manage to get one from The Immigrant tIlrls
Home Father Henry keeps such a WEtcnIul eye on
her that it's truly annoying, she went On tSL-
our Irish and Swedish girls stay with Us tor
years. One has been here thirty years and another
twenty -,-,
At the intelligence Offices it was denied that Irish
girls not coming to An -ficd- 90
Just at tnIs season tney arc a."ssS - yasr
many still at summer resorts. anu Us 80
they are particularly scarce because or ll1 5--, -
bers that have gone home FOR the irish =-NpoS.-JL
or 20 Jamestown the statement az one q 70
well give up trying TO get them [or general house,
work. That day has gone. Ihey al :.-t-- ~.
work We have no trouble in supplying uL-Ll---
girls parlor maids The woman WAC KEGS -
continuous jump, switching her or from o!-S
finished task another until the Slrl i CC.t ---
DISCOURAGED and ready subject IoE hSI - .l,
tration Now, negro girl doeSn III ii.'I 80 - arGs
bump OF order anyway. The great ,5o-4>'9 1, " "a
the American housekeeper with sIeIuel sII Eg+s1s -
that she lacks system In the ilrSI E.e c,s Is a.
SO r,uch doing here in New YORK t4at sue - -. -
ysvs hIIrrvfng 10 get somewhere ana she ms ~
tinra 20 systematfZe her hCusenold- ~, -, -,-,,
Az other intelligence Offices practcalIy nc So
conditions existed. In addition u Va W. ~ TsJ-
only the smaller hotels and prlV1-e hodS9 III 49,
YoTt- ar, having difficulty in getting r1a!ls -,
sAs moro apartment hotels are PuS ~
sro,- more scarce as they ike 10 uCCk loSSlle-'
was the decision at a COiuIAoIs dNe s-os-fr
As for help with the drygoods firms me sIgeIin Z y
,sndent OF one of the oldest and Iarsest =
ths citv is authority for saying tFat lheE H9'0A
have 10 ADVERTISED for saleswone-- -. =, sot5
s.Tt Is a fact in most high class stores, -. 80
s,bet when one Of our people IS gong 10 e--NJ
Informs some whom sAe Atl0 t-S-So..a55vcs
cirI in an inferior store or one Win no e1p~A10
Whatever, and in this way we are supPleu-