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REFORM CAMPAIGN ON
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Brooklyn League; Francis NJ b rdick. Manhat-
tan. president Riverside and Mornngside Asso-
citation; Charles G Birmingham Manhattan law
yer; Irving T. Bush, Manhattan. president OF
the Bush Terminal Company; Nicholas Murray
Butler. Manhattan. president Columbia College;
Hubert ellis, Manhattan. president Germania
Life insurance Company; Julius Henry Cohen.
Manhattan, chairman legislation committed
president Association Bronx Real Estate
Brokers' Michael VI. Davis, jr- Manhattan. sec
rotary Peoples Institute; Frederick A. Della
field, Bronx, lawyer. Winfred t. Denison, Man
haitian, formerly Assistant United States District
Attorney. Cleveland II. Dodge Manhattan,
merchant: Edward p. Doyle. Richmond, real
estate; Michael A Fitzgerald. Brooklyn for
merly president Letter Carriers Association;
Austen G. Fox Manhattan, lawyer: A. S. FRS
sci, Manhattan, president Fifth Avenue Bank;
Charles II. Fuller. Brooklyn. ex-State Senator;
Walter Glib, Brooklyn merchant. OF Frederick
Loeser & Co; Maurice Greenberg, Manhattan
merchant: William +. Harmon, Brooklyn, presi-
dent Prospect Park Bank Henry Hentz Brook
lyn. president Cotton Exchange; A Barton Hep
burn, Manhattan, president chase Hational
Bank, Felix Hirseman, The Bronx. president
German Druggists Association; Cherries J.
Hohlweck. photographers Union: Francis G
Huntington. Manhattan. lawyer: Raymond V
IngersoH Brooklyn. lawyer: 4. jacob Manhat
tan. of the Academy of Medicine: w. A. John
ston, Richmond, manufacturer; Edward 8 Kass-
ing. Manhattan. merchant; Paul u. Kellogg,
Manhattan. OF the Charity Organizations So
ciety; J. $ Lamb. Manhattan, of the Municipal
Art Society Louis Lande. Manhattan. lawyer;
Edgar J. Levey Manhattan. president Title In
William F. Long Brooklyn. Lithographers'
Union: Frederick W. Longfellow. The Bronx.
lawyer; Charles Lowry Manhattan, Cigar Packers
Union; Frank Lyman, Brooklyn, manufacturer;
Edward z. Lyon Brooklyn, president Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association; J. J. Maisel,
Manhattan merchant: Joseph Marcus Manhat-
tan banker: Max Markell, Manhattan, merchant;
Marcus NJ Marks, Manhattan, president Ma
tional Association of Clothiers: Alfred F. Mar
ling Manhattan. real estate; John Martin, Rich
mond; George McAneny, Manhattan, president
City Club; Philip J. McCook. Manhattan. law
yer: James McKeen, Brooklyn, lawyer associate
counsel insurance investigation; Robert Cirier
Monroe, Manhattan lawyer; Henry Morgenthau,
Manhattan: Henry Moskowitz. Manhattan, di
rector Downtown Ethical Society; +. G. Mott,
Queens; w w. Niles The Bronx, lawyer mem
Der Charter Revision Committee; sWilliam ].
O'Brien Manhattan, ex-Sherin; Robert c Og-
den. Manhattan, retired merchant: willis l.
Ogden. Brooklyn, manufacturer; Samuel H.
Ordway, Manhattan, chairman executive COM
mittee Civil Service Reform Association E. II.
Outerbridge Manhattan, chairman transit COM
mittee Chamber Of Commerce.; John B. Pine.
Manhattan. lawyer; James H Post, Brook
Ign, manufacturer; George D. Pratt, Brook
lyn. manufacturer: Bernard Robbins, Man
haitian, merchant; Dick s. Ramsay, Brook
lyn, president East River Savings Bank
william c. RedheId. Brooklyn, manufacturer;
James Reilly Bronx, president Civic League
Of The Bronx; Stacy c. Richmond. Richmond.
Allied Real Estate Interests Norbert Rosen-
baum Manhattan. merchant; Philip Rosenthal,
Manhattan. merchant; Henry w. Sackett. Man
haitian, trustee and secretary Hudson Fulton
Celebration Commission: 3. Aynlar Sands. Man
haitian, lawyer; William Jay Schieffelin, Man
haitian chairman Citizens Union: Charles A.
Schieren Brooklyn. ex-Mayor; Hyman Schroe-
der Manhattan, merchant; Gustav II. Schwab.
Manhattan general manager North German Lloyd
Steamship Company: Isaac \. SellgInan, Man
haitian banker; William Allaire Short. Rich
moud lawyer, eX- member of Assembly: Charles
Stewart Smith Manhattan, merchant; Olin J.
STEPHENS Bronx real estate: Charles H. Strong,
Manhattan. lawyer member OF Charter Com
mission: Cyrus L. Sul2berger. Manhattan, mer-
chant and trustee United Hebrew Charities; John
Thatcher Brooklyn; Ezra 3. futile, Brooklyn,
merchant, vice president Williamsburg Savings
Bank: Edward r.. Van Ingen, Manhattan. manu-
facturer George Frederick Victor. Manhattan.
merchant Henry c. Weeks queens; Alfred 7.
White. Brooklyn. merchant and director City and
Suburban Homes Company; Gaylord 5. While,
of Union Settlement, president Society of Neigh
borhood Workers. and F. NJ White. Brooklyn.
There are three members of the Charter Com
mission among the signers, Mr.. McAneny W. w.
Niles and Charles II. Strong. and there is pos
sibility that the movement may result in de-
mand for a special session of the legislature 10
mass new charter for the city.
I'm placing the present situation before the
people" said OF the signers last night, ut
NAV develop that some OF the abuses we seek to
remedy can he more easily eradcated IL there
IS a new charter for the next administration to
start with. If a sentiment for the passage of e.
new charter developes strongly enough it may
he that the Governor will be asked to call spe-
ciai session of the Legislature for that purpose
The Democratic Union, concerning whose
status in the coming Mayoralty campaign there
has been much speculation. viii meet tomorrow
night in the Gilsey House. when its position in
the approaching compaign VIII be definitely set
forth This will be issued in the form OF
declaration of principles in which IL is expected
that the gauntlet will be thrown down TO Tam
many Hall and arraignment made of it's adj
ministration Of municipal affairs. At the Same
time announcement will be made OF the opening
of permanent headquarters in the Gilsey House
(parIor 81. from which place persistent cam
paign will be carried forth until election day
The Democratic Union is exactly what its name
in1pIies-a union of Democrats who opposed
10 the domination in municipal affairs of Tam
Hall