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V
THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
20, 1920,
ITALIAN STRIKERS
Ap-co to Premier (JiolItU'H
Offer nnil Will Evacuate
flio Factories,
..,., .1
PISITTK OYKIt ONI) POINT
PpcIkIoh SI 111 to Bo rnfiscd on
Dismissal of Woriiow Guilty
of Crimes.
rw, f'Pt- IP. Itepresentatlvrn of
liAlUn employer nml the atrlHlAir work
Ln who hava mIuhI the fnotorleii have
x"nM 1'rcmlcr Olollttl'n offer ,of
mtdlatlon. It l tiUel 'n n'lvlm from
llomc
J)MH), Hcpt, 19. -A despatch to the
P.chiiK Telegraph from Homo say tho
n'tsotlAtlonH between tho employer, ami
ihr iiiM.il workers In Milan ended thin
ntnlnif und that nn ngreement was
rrnclinl on every point oxcopt ronrern
il tlm question of tho ttlntnlnnal of
r-nrkmen who hnvo been Biilllynf. crimes
IntUf Hi" MftnrlcH (luring the time tho
vorhirvcn luvu ocvuwleU tliem. Tho
yrrUrs, according tn tho despatch, will
fvscuato tho factories.
TERMS OF AGREEMENT
WITH PREMIER GIOLITT1
Increase of Wages and An
nual Vacation Granted.
ItoMr, fiept, 19. On Invitation of l're
mlrr llillltl tho employers nnd metal
worker hnvo tent representative!! to
j'.onw to continue tho negotiations on tho
fonU not yet u,rred upon loolclnu to n
ttlnrn'M ( tho Mrlkn, An accord al
ready han hei'n rcachefl on tho following
pclntH In dispute!
Hrsl -Tlicrn In to ho an Increase In
cim of fniir llro dally, except that
workmen from 18 to 20 yearn of niro and
vnnyi nbovo 52 yearn of aire receive 80
per rent, uf the Increase, whllo women
Mote M yearn of ago nnd boyn of from
IS tn IS yearn will receive 60 per cent,
thereof.
Fffoml A week' vacation yearly
rth full pay for all workmen who have
ifrved at leant twelve montliH.
Third After tlreo years' servlco men
illnulHoi'd tihiill bo entitled to two days'
full pay for each year of nervlce, unless
they shall Imvo been dismissed na pun
uhment or havo left voluntarily.
rourth Sevcnty-fivo per cent, of tho
Increase contemplated In tho firm para
rrofilt la to ha considered an allow
unco for tho high cost of living, nnd
power Is to be given to decrease It pro
portionately In case there Is n diminu
tion In the coat of living,
The points on which nn accord has
set yet been roached aro:
First Claims by tho workmen that
they shall lws nalil for ilm iurlm! nt h.
strike nnd of tho occupation of tho work).
Peeond Itefueal by tho masters to re
employ thoao persons guilty of violence
against tho matter or having damaged
tholr property,
Third Tho dnto from which tho In
crenso In wages contemplated Is to bo
mummied,
Tho Impression prevails that a com
plete nccorn will ba reached anortiy,
Promler aiollttl to-day expressed tho
hops of being able to reopen tho Cham
ber of Deputies during the flm fort
lilght of November Instead of nt the end
uf that month, as has been customary,
A number of Hnclsllit Deputies to-day
vinlted tho l'rnmler and Insisted on an
Immediate reopening of Parliament In
order to bring up a discussion of their
hill on tho new stutiiN of work men nnd
the rotations of tho men nnd masters In
side manufactories, Tho I'rumler replied
that discussion of these subjects would
take place on n hill which the flovern
mont would prewit to J'nrllament aflr
It han received a report from tho com.
mission of employers nnd workmen who
are now negotiating,
Mii.an, Italy, fiept, U.Tho anarch
ists land syndicalists aro waging a bit
ter campaign against the Confederation
of Ivbnr nnd tho Hoclallst leaders, whn
havo consented to come to terms with
tho employers nnd tho Oovernment In
settling tho strike of metal workers,
BOLSHEVIST MENACE
INCREASES IN ITALY
Apartment Tenant in Rome
Hoist Red Flag,
III a Mat CannpoMtitnt of Tiro Pirn and Nsw
Yoaic lleinn, CopyrtoM, IttO, lv Till Bin
ami New Vobk llmuip.
I'aiiir, Hcpt. 10, The extreme Italian
Hoclallst faction, which lias been gain
ing strength since Premier aiollttl advo
cated ncccptnnco of the woniora' con
trol of tho factories, although under the
(Jovernment'H direction, Is now threat
ening to Institute a great national cam
paign for naturalisation,
Tho Ilolshcvlk baclllUA continues to
spread southward In Italy and has now
reached Home, where tho tenants of
largo apartment buildings hnvo hoisted
tho rod Hag nnd announced that they
will hereafter pay rent to a central com
mittee which will direct building and
repairs and, pay n legitimate profit to
tho owners.
While thus far tho troops guarding
railroad stations are showing no sym
pathy with the proletariat It Is ad
mitted that they havo been nppronched
by llolahcvlk envoys nnd urged not to
uphold bourgcola domination longer.
Tho concentration of troops In the cap
ital makes Homo desirable an a contro
of propaganda and the Iteds nre losing
no tlmo In taking ndvnntagoot tho pub
llo discontent.
A serious phoso of tho Ilolshevlst
mennco Is seen In tho development of
terrorism. In Turin and Milan tho dis
orders thus far havo been compara
tively mild and there havo been few
diatha but many minor Injuries In tho
spasmodic collisions of lied; nnd troops,
while renorts of scores of casualties In
Trieste und Oenon aro officially denied,
Having perfected their centrnl organ
isation and gained recognition for their
strength tho Ileds apparently have de
cided to resort to Kusslan methodn of
bomblmr and murder In the hope of
drlvlnir the helnlcss proletariat to sub
mission tq Sovletlsm, tiio nomD niiacn
of Friday on 'the Genoa Hourso caused ,
damage estimated at 2,000,000 lire and
imiMtrs to havo been carried out method-.
Ically under the direction of IlolshevUts
from Iludapest wno are Known 10 nnvr
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
I
ASTOR THEATRE
TwieeDsily. Klstlnees 2:15. N13KU. 8:15.
MF Sett in advance now on n!e.
D'WAY
AND
45TH ST.
Over the Hill
To the Poorhouse
iCKKEN l'HEHENTATION OK
WILL CAltLKTON'8 POHM
A TRIUMPH ! ! ! .
Here Is What the Critics Say:
"Iti capacity for tesr-witer and gallery cheeri it unlimited. It it
impressive.' Its tsjiult upon! the emotions is sweeping."
-NEW YORK TIMES.
"Wonderful it ws brought tears and rapture kept firit-nijht
spectators in their seats after final curtain applauding."
AEIK YORK TRIBUNE.
"We feel bound to state that we do not care especially for motion
pictures, but last night we saw Mary Carf of whom we never heard before
play a mother as a mother probably never has been played, for the
screen at least, before. Reviewers of pictures raved oyer the work of
Vera Gordon in 'Humoresque,' and reviewers of plays did the same over
Emma Dunn in 'Mother,' and 'Old Lady 31.' But let them see Mary
Carr 'in this picture. It is safe to assert that the camera never recorded
a faier, more faithful piece of acting." JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
"A remarkable impersonation of motherdom.,a So keen a picturiu
tion that your eyes fill made with fine, big spirit, a remembrance of
youth, 'an appreciation of the eternal mother-soul, and excellent photography."-
YORK AMERICAN.
"Draws tears pressea severe' strain upon the handkerchiefs will
doubtless have wide appeal."-SUN-HERALD.
j 1 1
"It is so true and so vividly yet simply told that it impresses ifielf
upon your memory as one of ihe high spots in film production."
-NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
"It is a picture too fine, too human and tender to miss. The won
drous depths of maternal love are sounded in this picture, which grips
the heart and holds it for two solid hours."
. -NEW YORK COMMERCIAL
" Over the Hill to the Poor House' entered the Hall of Screen Fame
at the Astor Theatre last night. It is a sure-fire hit."
-EVENING MAIL
"The applause was sincere and the comment after the picture was
ef the kind that ought to justify the management in expecting a lonj
tun'-MMC SUN.
"Abounds with excellent humor and pathos and tells a story of
nuine interest that is gripping."-EVENING WORLD.
. "New Fox film scores at the Astor. Brought tears even from most
unwilling eye. And it is funny humanly, riotously funny."
-EVENING JOURNAL.
.
"It is the sort of play in which the battle is more than half won
before it is started because it comes pretty close to the heart strings of
any one who ha a bttxi."-EVENlNG POST.
"An audience which included many distinguished person gave it
the hearty welcome which it so richly deserve and aecorded not only
the tribute of spontaneous laughter to the many delightful comedy scenes
but also paid that rare tribute, the gift of sympathetic tears over the
pathetic episodes in the tloty" EVENING .TELEGRAM.
Produced by
WILLIAM
FOX
Alt floats Iteaerved.
Price: Matinees, 23c to $1.
Evenings. SUuraajr and
Sunday Matinees. 10a to 12.
Directed by
HARRY
MILLARDE.
conferred nt Turin, where they coun
ceiled th worker- to adopt measures
which marked !.nlne' and Trotsky
rise to power,
The Italian police aro understood. In
have started nn Investigation . of the
Henna outrage nlong the theory that
thn plot wan International nnd closely
Killed with the bomh explosion In front
of J, I', Morgan A Co.'n office In New
York, Kronen stxnirW ngeitla nre aald
tn bo watching clotely, but aro unnbla
Ihus. far lv Identify any Individual?
prominent In thn Italian crisis with the
llolrhevlsr' group which has been
mrcadjng revolutionary propaganda In
France and which disappeared from
the country when Tremlor Mlllorand
Isautd his edict that ho would take nn
half measures with any ono Kullty of
threatening tho (lovornment'H aeourlty.
BRAZIL WELCOMES
KING OF BELGIANS
Albert,' Accompanied by
Queen, Aro First lloynl VJsl'
tor to South America. ,
lV fhi Anariitl Vrtn,
Itin Janwiio, Hept, 19, King Albert
nnd Queen ICIIsabeth, th flret King a d
Queen tn visit any Hnuth American
country, received n tremondoua ovation
when they landed nn flrnslllan anil this
afternoon, The city w in iiouoay nr
ray, virtually (ho entire population tfret
Inir the royal pnrtyi '
The dreadnauHht Hao Paulo, on whlrli
the King and Queen of the Ilelglana
voyaged from Antwerp, was met nt aeft
by a division or destroyers, a Vpiadron
of airplanes nnd excursion steamships,
which escorted Ihe warship up the buy
ito lln anchorage amid (ho booming of
salutes from the fortress, t
President and Mrs, J'esaoa, the I'or
elgn Minister, Axovedn Marques) tho
Mlnliter of Marine, I'aul rloarea do
Uiniiai tho Helglnn Minister nnd other
officials boarded tho Han Vaula immeill
ilely on hr arrival and welcomed the
royal vlsltorn to Ilrasll, Tho parly then
uinbsrhtd for shore, and greotlnga were
exchanged between the King ami
Queen and the civil authorities nnd hlgli
officer of Ihe army and navy,
(Ireat crowds cheered the nelftlana
on their way from the quay to (liianabare.
Palace, where the vlnllors will reside
during their May, King Albert und
President Pesaoa were In one automo
bllo nnd Queon JSIIaabeth and Mrs,
Pessoa In another, Thousands of troops,
representing all arms of the service,
gae a military aspect to the wens.
An elaborate programme of enter
talnmenta has been arranged by tho
ovornment for the royal visitors, who
will remain here several weeks. This
afternoon they formally visited the
President nt the Presidential palace,
Ksrly In tho evening they received the
diplomatic corps at Duanabara Palace,
Where later Prexldent Pessna and his
family wore entertained at dinner,
DREICERC0
Tbarld JfreeioiM oloned
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rPlII3 dolicfttc child gets most of tho lovo
and neurit all tho caro in a family. If
ho has husky brothers and sisters they aro
content thai it should ho so, for the loving
strong aro 'always ready to give of their
strength to tho lovable weak.
Just now in our lingo family of more than one hun
dred million people there arc many thousands of boys
who arc delicate. They have become so throiiKh serving
the fla under which wo live. They arc the discharged,
disabled soldiers whose crip on existence lias become
a weakened, pitiable thiny,
These children of Unclo Sam aro deserving of most
, of his lovo and all of his can?, and ho, through tho
United States Government, is doing his best to give it,
lint tho family is so very largo that it takes an endless
time to accomplish it.
We, the husky brothers and Histcrs, must help in tho
work. Wo must take it lip smiling nnd with l6vo in our
hearts for those to whom we owe so much. The
Itolnry Club of Now York is composed of especially
husky brothers; men whoso feet aro firmly planted in
Hticcessf til business, whose strong hands arc ready to pick
up another's burdens, whoso big hearts have room for
another and sfill another who needs, help,
That is why the Hotary Club of New York is about
to establish a Post-War Activity in the form of giving
practical advice and substantial aid tho boys whom
the World War has, robbed of mental nnd physical
strength.
There arc, to be twelve sectional organizations, with
nn independent chairman for each section; the chair
man to select as many assistants as may bo necessary.
The following tells definitely what cacli section is
expected to do:
Section I. To make a lunty 0 AVw J'ort City, mlh the exception
of llroolityn, to locate retry tick; injured or disabled
ex-itrtiee" man.
Section 4. Cpnlaet and Adeiiory Committee of butinen and profei
lionnl men to meet the lout vernonallu.
fl, Inreitigate all complaintt of tereice by the War Ilitk,
Public Health, Federal Hoard ani Ited Crois, and report
fmdinii to Ihe proper authorilien.
4. To lake ehamt.oj the local problem at the War Hospital
III 1 Vi. it (, '
Section S. To ritil hotpilaU and make it pomible for the -tick and
disabled men to mett men to go oter their problems irith
vthem.
Section 0.To do the same work in all prisons and public institutions
and semi-public or pritalt undertakings.
Section 7. Coutacftrilh the soldiers' organizati ns, making it possi
ble for the boys to meet men who can be of assistance to
them.
Section 8. Interest and educate other clubs and organisations in the
details of this work and secure their actite cooperation.
Section 0. Establish contact with the Federal Hoard for Vocational
Training anil work out plans for tht men in training,
Also secure Jobs.
Create a loan fund, '
To furnish headquarters n' Me Rotary Club and put in
a paid man secretary; also to furnish accommodations for
Section IS. To oblajn speakers and publicity for the work in news
papers and magasines.
The work is vast nntl.cxaetinR. The Itolary Club asks your
assistance. For information, advice or complaints of any kind
(all at tho Rotary Club Headquarters, iit Floor, Hotel McAlpin.
31th Street and Uroadwny, N. Y. C. Telephone Pcnn. 780.
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The Hotary Club of New York is an organization of men representing all
lines of commercial activity. Its purpose is to lift men and business to a higher
ethical letel. Headquarters, eld floor, Hotel McAlpin.
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