Women as Barmaids: Published for the Joint Committee on the Employment of Barmaids

age of barmaids age of thirty-five alcohol appear attractions barmaid's calling barmen Bramwell Booth Brentry CHAPTER Church Army counter County of London dismissed domestic servants drink drinking-bars drunken employers employing women employment of barmaids employment of women enter evil fact females frequently give habits immoral inebriate home inebriety instances intemperance intoxicants intoxicated Labour Commission large number licensed houses licensed premises Licensed Victuallers Licensing Bill liquor London London County Council long hours magistrates maids married matter meals ment Miss Orme moral Morning Advertiser murders number of barmaids number of women occupation police present probably prohibited public-house publicans quoted refusing respectable girl ruin saloon bar Salvation Army says serve skilled trades South Africa stimulants suicide Sunday temptation total number twenty twenty-five unskilled usually wages week days witnesses woman women and girls WOMEN AS BARMAIDS young lady young women