THE AUTHOR WILL BE PLEASED TO CORRESPOND WITH ANY READER WHO APPROVES OF, OR HAS COMMENTS TO MAKE UPON, THE ATTITUDE TAKEN IN THIS BOOK TOWARD THE TIPPING CUSTOM.

WILLIAM R. SCOTT.

PADUCAH, KENTUCKY.

CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
IFlunkyism in America[7]
II On Personal Liberty[10]
III Barbary Pirates[15]
IV Personnel and Distribution[19]
V The Economics of Tipping[26]
VI The Ethics of Tipping[36]
VII The Psychology of Tipping[47]
VIII The Literature of Tipping[58]
IX Tipping and the Stage[68]
X The Employee Viewpoint[73]
XI The Employer Viewpoint[88]
XII One Step Forward[97]
XIII The Sleeping-Car Phase[105]
XIV The Government and Tipping[113]
XV Laws Against Tipping[122]
XVI Samuel Gompers on Tipping[144]
XVII The Way Out[158]
Index[169]

THE ITCHING PALM