The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
gieusn BAR MAO
MAKES DRInklN6
PLACE Profitable

=. n. ashspes Lss - an. i,si,ish has
sasii des~sihsa In a rrI-or BY MFs-
Is~sssss tissk- ~ AN inrairs tGas-
~ ths ws0~s'z tsaas.siai .oshsii.
iissnsiAs ~. . british issiiluiian.
Ven lee an~s apr sSssni i-~hini the
lars in lhs ssiS.SAs throughout the
uaissa kissanszs Sss-tA rs.rsi.,oss
There arr .:..~@ Lasnsia. il. Eas
isAs siSs.s 1r~aa-as crusade. hss-
l 1~~a Started ~ssh sA- Pasf~s.- sf .iim
mailing SaaN~hs ssa i>sssi.aiasif
sisls. trssn uhes sp"asisn. sas s.shins
ls.siss kss l-r~a ass.sarii.h.i. na.s
rs.ns IL that iE- sai.-sa i. the .osk >
| ;hg mas's s1ahs assi b. prefer. ihssss
piAs-s ahrse ~ ssa ss.sip siih 'h-
sssts Os lh~ shBt- .h- in,,a-ns- of
lar nisias - se sass~ ,h- s,sss..t.h-s~
sf ssi1sas. Lssi ,s- Isfla-..- al the
sSi.s-hs ss-os ih- saas-a - rossi.irs1
81 i.sis
The Lsf mali ss.,n sf.sas aia.
.ass The s-t.nss @ssas-,ins-~ che is
old ~ 20: she is zsn-faiiy sa., old at
s".' ii-s ehsas.-. at marriage arr
small uaisss shs aassfi~> the bsrnian
os the msAasvt. a,a ain,s., ih- .sis
r-soass- left In k-r ts the streets The
nun.,,-s os ~oaa-a os the i.pna.a
streets sho hst- sns- i.--a lar maids
I. nj, sf all ps.i.s,s.n I" the total
| nuuJ~eS In lhs trade
Airs brake ssis-~ .smi.a,b-ti-siiy
of III. ~asa~e i-hind the hsrs. s.-
says:
The hss s.aii IL .h-si.-s than sh-
liar nsas SAs 1. m"r~ indsss'i"sis.
faos~ .otvs. Oas- sm~nahi- q. ihr
~seh~> at h~e ~nspins-s. i-ss rebel
'soas ssAin.. the harL saaiisiaas .s
rahisc hoas~ life.
Th~r~ as- women. women at fins
character. -h. Earn in ,h- bar i.s,
.-nt ani respectable ii,ins. and sr-
nos nahap,ys Their /. even a ~.'.,
an al roi.u.s health and t-mI-rnm-ni
~hp tiad. in the pnbiir house a Ger.
tain vocation. The I.ar i. Z" other
women Immediate ruin.
''itnt ali ih-~r arr exceptions. TIE
bar maid Who l. of the ina j"ri'y. al.
though che i.sra aoiifinE of self r-.
st~st. yet s"ntinu-> at her ros, oni,
In ~-arin-ss and ioa,hinr. aud With
a xrrai fear il her heart of that
which th- future II io bring
Wsx-s for bsr maid. are no NOR,
than dosn-sii- servants command in
tho United Ststes snd ih" ny-ras.
working day b fourteen hours. In
housc~ pa,rpnixcd by working men
the average ray u 1:..0 to sj."" n
week. In hotels Il may ri." to I;;o.
and for a head har maid tn Si." ar
even St.O". Hoard aud lodging ar.
always Furnished. hut the girls ar.
expected to dress we'll.
The bar maid. according to Mrs
Drake belong to tho type Of normal
and average working uirl. industri-
ous.. sober and honest. although she
IL In be- distinguished from her sis.
icrs by a greater measure Of the iov"
Of youth for adventure. She seldom,
adopts the career as the result Of =
false step. The working man seldom
loses the respect for the bar maid as
u woman worker: II is reserved for
the man about town to he without all
sense Of honor or chivalry to women
Young and pretty girls are d.libcr'
ateiy chosen for the West end saloons
which are the resorts OF dissolmtc men
and fallen women. because the mex.
perienc,d girls attract tho men. They
sre given no protection by their cni.
ployers.
Two great evils OF the present sa-
loon system are pointed out by the
report. One is the long hours affect
ing the health OF both men and wom-
on and leading to excessive drinking.
The other Is the exploitation of young
Rirls which Is responsible for their
degradation. One reform proposed
IL thnt no girl under the age OF ~
shall be employed after s o'clock,
except on the premises Of her par
cnt. and another Is that the bar shall
he more fit place for both men and
women.