Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
Fair Play for
SERVANTS Urged
Continued from Page One


comes into contact with that Of the
servant. there may or there may not be
trouble. II either is stubborn. selfish or
inronsidcratc. the case is hopeless.
~ think that the trouble in almost
every case originates in the personality
of one of those involved, Occasionally
there is some exterior force at work
which makes for discord. but IN tht
majority of cases it is the unpleasant
ness of personality of the mistress or
servant which is to blame.
1T is important that the mistress
win and preserve the respect Of her
servants or her household will lack dis
ciplinc aud order. II is entirely pos.
siblc that the servant has deep re-
Spcct for her employer and AZ the same
me ontcrtains feelings of real affection
for her.
"To do this il is necessary to be firm,
just and kind More results are to be
gained from a little real kindness and
consideration of the feelings aud pref
CrCncPs Of domestic servants than from
any amount of domnCcring and brow
beating.
Fairness l. Important
IF thcr" is one quality that think
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nave h4d U'l'r ltn"n' WIN NTrNaihlN;
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INV i.'"'l"r r,Iu'T'HlThl
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"h ''' par "i tho mistress ID 'ra!h-
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osr""I1S ,Il'!t 'e>S 'Uah duti on IN"
pn,. .. 'up mistress 10 supply inns o'-
"'ui III Hrr "iu'uU"ii as WEI thoSc OF
."htIs' ''eHh'"g' ana hInGred domestic
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the chiefs evils In our present system of
domestic service. according 10 Miss
Grace Godfrey. head IF the Department
of Domestic Science at DrcXpl Insti-
tute.
domestic service at present is
hardly on n self -rcyppctinp basis " She
said. and it is inherently wrong that
this should be So.
There should be more diCnjrv at
,aChed to work of this kind. MANY able
people have decided bent for tho
household arts. and il is n specfcs of
work which is among the most ancient
and vital known. There should bc no
stigma of any sort connected with if
'To my mind il involves a question
Of social relationship Of the most press
ing sort.
Il think. too. that thc livinr-in svs.
tenn is wrong in smuIIer bomeS NJ leost