The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

WASHINGTON. y. C.,--Tales ga
lore have been told OF the beneficent
effects q shnll fire upon certain
types OK recalc.trant human souls
and a goodly share of these doubt
less have been told OF and by the
French, who are by nature both
Interpretive and dramatic.
Profession" Up in Arms.
There is the hackneyed story OF
the handsome tickle husband who
discovers his great love for his wife
only after weeks Of narrowing ex-
peHences at the front. and there
Is that other sterling cinema motif
the terrible Apache dragged from
The haunts OF crime In the Mont
mar,re to be redeemed by his bap-
ism OF fire and saved for life of
social usefulness
These and similar themes are un-
derst00d and appreciated by the
French sayant and layman alike,
tut according TO adv.ces reaching
here from The capital on the Seine
new form OF psychological after
main OF the war has just developed
Nh2h has both the "buOhs and the
. learned ones In a dilemma.
q - Is pa1zlng phenomenon has to
y VITA waters. the well known
gand justly celebrated Earcons Of
fails' They are up in arms agains,
me pourhoirc, or tip, which they de-
e'ne 10 take on the ground that 1t
is degrading.
That the Partisan public should
nave been, In a manner Of speak
4 .lg' knocked off its pins by this an
L0uncemeut was perhaps no more
\ than to bee expected, for in the mind
O! me average intelligent person the
a.EIty cAi ing between garcons
ana pourbolrcs was nothing less
mat that between ham and eggs,
aver ana onions, or any OF the
4 o.her Old familiar soul mates.
Il E.t!trlAp.vss. the syndicate Of Hotel,
NiIe and Restaurant Employees,
men luH luited S,a,es would be
'"el i"e walters union. has de-
Jared deadly uncQmpromisiu6
'a, upon The tip
4"e .a.D pruprietors assert that
waiter. hly. become pFetontieuX
men is frog for swe l-healed
'"e public ls inclined to dismiss the
n t"'"'neu'n W.th that all-cmbraC-
"s exp .HnA.!pn, "c'gSt "a saCr.c,'
4 ~ oo'h %. these Characterization
n 'N9 scientists OF the Sorbonne con-
-l tAoUgh their specific, cXplana-
"Oh Is mo,c elaborate.
. M. inequality of Distribution.
t"ey clare that as the war de-
n sWped Iu France the nation did
D' u'gaW uf its resources OF
I'Nb'n and courage. so Il produced
NUTS individuals new and unrx.
-" phases of dignity and self
y v'' MtD who made possible
G'op p'"' .aatun OF that immOrta
q '.,''l' ON ne pass pas C"Thcy
4 '' not pass.') } must Of necessity
'ey assert look with repugnanct
Il 'o" 'He idea OF fawning before d
's''ntr for tip.
itso"e!er that may be. II Is un-
'1o'ed'y true that practically
s.| aolebodied waiter in Paris
ei'y renowned for the number
~ excellence of its cafes and res.
'".s, saw service in the world
Il is also true that the reso,
.y"o drawn up by the Walters
M ave Jay especial emphasis up
,, ' .i'' mat the tip-givpr scent
Il .fy d. ' " A' lllbNSkl ullOn OF SelNlI'
,a "a return for his gift. 1t mus
Nun iauIhIiledi however, that the reso
--san,t. uI'ng out other and lest
III Is't,inental phases OF the problem
q Aw,,. r'tv' pointing out that many
bs, az = receive no fixed salary ans
sssii,C C"e pourboire therefore is ir
oIlen pourmanger tn,
MI "tuonS state:
..# trppv,,.
sesi nome derived from tips is a
D-IdIst, it,,.e uncertain and unequal in III
klcn ,IHouuon; it depends largely up
'fre,uun une generosity and not in
smsiorn'y up the simplicity Of tn,
,&adSSlnseFs, Ten or IL per cen
& No. to hotel bills and to tn,
w refreshments at cafes an,
AerIIIah's would provide a NOR,
4 lbe 'u At. basis on which to calculat,
II, "s''ers weekly earnings.
D.anars Is, however, question o.
pFopfe. Though few Of tn