The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-28
UPLIPI OF YHB BARBER'S ART
so MUCH TO ne ZONE; AND THEN
THERE'S rHE SAFETY RAZOR.

Hence me Meessns % the ssutua Pro
texisae Bars,evi Itaiian1, which the
Poodle PietFs. An Trimmed Up and
Prrfumea. Also Attended On state.
To improve tho brand OF toilet water
applied 60 the count enance after shaving.
TO discourage the nefarious private use
Of the safety rasor. to guarantee that
q hot towel shall also be clean towel:
ecco II programme dalla L~sa di Mutua
Projections BaEbieri ItAlianii
In Il not that this In a sufficient pro-
graname Of reform to attract the attention
Of evetv member Of the Italian BARRIERS
Mutual Protective f,~agiep What more
must there bel Mutual undersf snding
between boss and barber. between
barber and customer; the downt reading
OF the 10 cent shave which il not a shave
but q MURDER the advance of the union
price for q face massage?
All these questions were in the air
yesterday when 500 Italian BARRIERS and
boss BARRIERS assembled in mass meeting
at Brooklyn Turn Hall on Atlantic ave
nue. TO consider the necessity Of the Lega
di Mutua Protesione Barbieri ltaliani.
A ono followed the route Of the pro-
cession which passed up Atlantic avenue
to the doors OF the hall one did not need
TO look At the names OF the streets on the
lamp posts. From Fulton stree. one
turned into Hoyt just where ths bay
rum odor mingled with that OF the roasted
chessnuts on tho corner stand. Al State
street the bay rum gave place to the more
subtle and lingering scena Of the tuberose
water. Once on Atlantic avenue one
went unsTringly to the doors OF Turn
Hall merely by shining the pomaia Carl
baldi that exuded in satisfying gusts
the cracks Of the doors One
instinctively warned the man At the door
not TO 60 too close the second lime over.
and without thinking one declared that
one would not take a scalp treatment
that evening.
Prcaidsnte V. Maiorino. who wears
his hair in the style vittoriO Emmanuel.
occupied the chairman's place. He was
shaved. his shoes were shined. his clothes
were brushed and his nails were mani
cured. There was really nothing left
to be done on Presidenta v. Maiorino.
BY his side sat Segretario q. Giardino.
who was likewise a faultless disappoint-
ment to possible business initiative.
Not far from the front row G. Mazzetti
could he discerned. q. Ma1Eetti with his
famous poodle PietrO
DEPRESSION should he condemned in
reporting matters at import such ~
occupied the attention 81 the Mutual
Protective BARRIERS yesterday. INIT u
may be psrdonsd p when It rs, y CONCERNED a,.,s
AL v.rtisement. the illustrated supple
ment from the weekly Voice III tho bar
bers He wears his heard In the Louis
Napoleon style. His forelOck Is censored
a In Pompadour. His back hair In cut
in the military style. He has bangs on
oil Al
each hind leg And Pietro uses P,irpicide
for feas; 10 kills 'em and he can prove II.
so sat Pietro and the s0O. ready io dis
c,iss anything from smuggling To shingling
which could advance the art and insure
the sound business principles 81 the
barber 3 profession. Prrsidente MaiorIno
outlined to the assernblage the objects
Of the association a charter for which
has already been sought in Albany,
Ono reason why all reputable BARRIERS
should be iarIded together in strength.
aaid the Presidsnte. lay in the disreputahle
5 and 10 cent shaving shops. Therein
the innocent customer went like the
potato to the hand 81 the chef to
be skinned. not shaved. What outrag.s
lay In the adulterated Florida water
applied after the 10 cent shave only the
saints above could attest. constant
roach and a menace Ia all the pro-
fes-ion were these butchering shops
called tonsorial emportums.
Joseph Pandolfo. who represents the !
cut dA soldato. took the floor to cry out
against thoss harb~rlng establishments /
y hich have not the couxAge. the fairness. /,
10 close when the closing hour comes
He wanted 90 know what every honest
bar her thought Of the boes barber who
" otiId receive a customer after o'clock /
rather than say firmly that no M ore bust
neas would be done until rh. morrow
such cravens were running tho health /
u faithful BARRIERS who could never count .
On g@tting home to their wives and fami .
lies on time.
Again. the so-called BARRIERS schools
" hich taught nothing which a plumb.r /,
does not know They must be reformed. /
sald Joseph Pandolfo They were traps, !
they were no, professional schools 4 |,
man goes to an art school 10 learn 20 he ,
4 sculptor: very we'll. a man must not 20 |
TO tinshop to learn To be a barber
Joseph MessinR and DIR VI LAMA
both spoke vocifero'lsly and NJ length
Maybe they talked about the disrour
axement which should he offered against
she increasing lire Of the safety razor
One Of the eight articles on the pro-
grAmme Of discilasion said thar one OBJ
ject Of tho organization was 10 study
better methods 10 provide against the
safety razor and those who shave them
selves BUT when one outside Of the
brotharhoo who came inquirinK sought
20 know what had bHen said about sup
pressing the safety razor q volunteer in
ierpreter looked severely AZ the inqiir.rs
patent evidence Of debilitated hair and
said Nothing