Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 37

THE_EVENING STAR. | Abe Martin Says: ABOLITION OF TIPS FAVORED BY LABOR Personal Service Employes, Want Living Wage Instead of Gratuities. DR, Movvs EAR . EYE, .(Auuuousn GOLE HOURS 2~ w .- g™ or whatever it % porters of Pullman cars ave called would be freed from the hurdensome necessity taking tips, the family harber would sternly resent any im plication that he should he reimbursed for his services bevond his regular wage. and hotel and restaurant em ployes, chautfeurs and taxicab drivers | would zently but firmly remind the von that they are paid @ | nd may not take gratui services rendered. if the to which all these ‘‘personal employes belong have their union. “Ay. how 1 hate t* see my children ctart oft t* school, fer I don’t know a Dlessedd thing about geometry,” said For it seems that tipping. one of [ Airs. Em Moots t'd: the wreat American arts. is due for niustibe early abolishment, rel ave a son at . ‘where lives the by il._chin | hasn® settled down = nud other early Americana.| It's a Lnz while since at tide of sentiment is manifest | won in a walk. itself in the trade unions, involv- | \Cobvright, 10 ing personal service, against the tip- | ———— Pariment srves anpunseed vomeraay. | KING FUAD OFFICIALLY WELCOMED BY FRENCH In its place all empl ices fall into the - | Egzyptian Ruler, in Pans 10 Days, Leaves and Re-enters in Diplo- way. v gratifvin® 1 even if ho anybuddy ) should be paid a living he required to depend 1 oas and tepuous income from tips. Abolition Would Be Welcome. “It is safe to sav that the abolition of tipping would he welcomed by the public,” the department said. “Xfany patrons now tip becanse ithey feel that the tip insures er service, or heeanse without sorvice will | he mediocre, AMany do so hecause ire eognizant of the f3 spent the nizht at Versailles, just out- ipped* pations are usually |Side, in order to conform with prope: underpa jobs and that the tip is |diplomatic usage. the nece: mpmompm to the| The King left Paris last ni, t, slept wage; i hecause | in Versailles and then came back this thev think that the tip is expected |morning in style, heing received at ana fhey feel they must do the usual | the Bois de Foulogne station by Presi- matic Style. By the Assoviated Pr PARIS. Octoly Igypt = Fuad of n Paris incox nito 10 davs, “officialiv” entered the city yesterday after Eg! [Inx of Albert E. MeCs knight of Carroll Council, homas K. Gallagher of I William A. Mulligan of Keane mes 1. Bligh of Washing and Edward L. Tucker of Council, has the program in rand 'K. OF C. TO REVERE BARRY ON NAVY DAY | Exercises Planned October 27 at! Monument to Hero in Frank- on will he offere nf the by the lin Square. t of the Dis . will de liver an address on the life and char acter and times of Barry. will he placed on the monument The tion of Patriotic cieties Capt. Conway The Knights of Columhus will honor | Commodore John Barri, father of the | American | statue in A\\\‘\\ S N S A ( Week-End Sale of '\'nliohnllv known Cigars for Friday So w. 44 of 10 White Owl 75¢ Pkg. of 10 Cinco, invincible.. 50¢ Pkg. of 10 Cinco. londres $1 Pkg. of 10 Roi Tan 81 Pkg. of 10 El Verso, ml]mnnla £1.25 Pkg. of 10 Robt. Burns, P. G. . $1.25 Pkg. of 10 La Palina. senators ... 38¢ Pkg. of 5 Forty-Four 25¢ Pkg. of 5 King Edward .. 25¢ Pkg. of 5 William Penn 25¢ Pkg. of 5 Havana Ribbon, Inndroa 50¢ Pkg. of 5 El Producto, bouquet.... and Saturday 57¢ 57¢ ~.38¢ 73c 73c 95¢ 95¢ 29¢ 19¢ 19¢ 67c Pkg. thinz. The tip is often an embar rassment to the giver in that he may ha uncertain as fo the amount he | should give, and to the recipient in that there is implied in the taking | & certain inferiority of status. “The unions oppose gratuties on lh:n ground that receiving ‘tips tends to| detract from the independence of the workers and to create a servile sp among them. As soon, therefor the union fgels that it is strong | enough to do so it is likely to pres ot imei aiianrasn 0T 2 raicivesi | wage and the abolition of the tipping | system. Here is what the heads of some ur‘ the unions think about the tipping | practice: Daniel J. Tobin. president | of the International Brotherhood of | Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and | Helpers of America: “One of the sub- | stantial things accomplished by ou organization since its formation that of discouraging the practice of | tipping. The only branch of our craft | in which tipping prevails was amons | the carrlage and hack drivers of old, | and this has heen somewhat inherited | by the taxicab drivers. Custom Said to Be Fading. | *“This custom, however, is gradually } being eliminated among union men due to the fact that our union has raised the standard of wages and brought up this class of workers to} real high-grade, independent indiv duals.” i An organizer for the Brotherhood | of Sleeping Car Porters: “In their struggle to organize, the porters and | maids have set their faces resolutely | against the tipping system as a ethod of rewarding them for the excellent services they ling public. This phase of | campaign marks the porters’ | struggle as the most significant effort "f thé negro since his emancipation | * * Tips for the negro as a reward | for his labor bring back to the dim | corners of his memory vears of sor- row and bitterness spent in slavery, and they tend also to keep all\e lhe‘ fog of prejudice and ill-feeling.” A recent convention of the Journey men Barbers’ International Union | adopted the following resolution: “That g0 on record as being em- opposed to the acceptance v master and journey- | men. harbers. 8o it seems that the good old Ameri can_custom of dropping a half dollar | in Sam’'s hand as one steps off the train. or leaving 10 per cent of the | check hidden under the napkin as the diner leaves the table is about to be abandoned. The unions are attempt. | ing to cast off the tipping habit under the banner of a living wage for all. SUMMER HEAT LINGERS IN WEST AND CANADA Los Angeles Farther South Mercury Goes to 102. By the Associated Prese, SAN FRANCISCO, Octoher Summer lingerad in the West tod. various points from Canada to M claimed to he in the throes of waves.” Anaheim mum temperature of 102, high mark there. Bathing su drinks and other Summer parapl nalia appeared in Los Angeles as the temperature registered 96. Harve. Mont.. and Sheridan, Wvyo..| which have reputations for experi. | encing some of the coldest weather in the country, reported 82 and 84, repec- Sivels“Ran Francleco hind an 83 snast | mum. Winnipeg. Manitoba. reported the | thermometer had registered well above 80 in western Canada Weather reporrs generally continued warmth. forecast | The German Advertising Associa tion, following the example of the United States and Great Britain, has racently held a general convention at | Munich. 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