BREMEN PLAN
VISIT TO MAYOR
Hew Zest Added to Cam
paign for Fair Play and
Better Pay
TAX OBSTACLE REMOVED
Firemen to Lay Conditions
Before Mayor in Person
Campaign committee of flrcmen
plans to take up conditions within
bureau and request for betterment
with Mayor Smith.
Fcrsonnl Interview between Mayor
and commlttco to take place within
a few. days. ,
Meanwhile real estate men 'and
olher friends of firemen are clrcu
latins petitions and otherwise brinc
iwr pressure to bear upon Councils"
Financo Commltteo to securo needed
relief legislation.
Councilmcn individually express
sympathy and pledge support to fire
men's campaign.
I?,-
&''
f
tin for n.-camnalcrt evon moro actlva
thart that heretofore, waned, are belnp; ar
ranged b' the committee In charge of tlie
efforts of the nremeti of Philadelphia to
oblaln a betterment In living; and working
renditions.
The settlement pf the tax rata question,
they feel, has released the members of
Councils' Finance Commltteo from one of
tin most serious problems, and placed
Chairman Onftnoy and hla associates In
position to take up other matters, amonc
which U the solution of the firemen's ques
tion. '
Assurances have been received recently
by members of the campaign committee
that, with the tax rate out of the way, tha
firemen would havo first consideration at
the hands of the Financo Committee. At
this time, therefore, the flrcrncri are deter
mined to prosecute without any lesaenlnc
of vigor the utmost pressuro they can
brlnif to bear upon the Councllmen to effect
the fuinillnc of this pledge. ',
Every Councilman approached on their
behalf has assured the nremon that their
cause Is a righteous one, and that failure
,to caro for them In a proper manner for
so many years Is ono of the most flagrant
"eases of neglect and -unrequited service In
the city's annals. None haa withheld his
promise to use his voto and support their
plea, but Immcdlato action has been post
poned op the ground that tho moment was
unpropltious for forcing tho Issue.
By cautious and Judicious conduct of
their campaign, tho firemen, through their
committee, liavo rested upon this promise
"until the tnx rate problem has been
finally disposed of. That obstacle removed,
tho commltteo today set about to concen
trate Its "artillery fire" In tho direction
where they believe It will prove most effec
tive and decisive.
rEUSONAL ,APrEAIj TO MAYOR
A personal appeal td Mayor Smith is one
'of the measures under consideration to-'
I'day. Tho Mayor has novcr been approached
.directly by the firemen. Petitions and lol-
ters asking relief for them have been nd
' dressed to him by tile foremost citizens and
property hblde'rs of Philadelphia, but these
'voluminous appeals wero submitted nt a
'tune when tho Mayor was Immersed In de-
liberations over the tax rate, and was In no
position to glvo them tho consideration they
,' 'deserved.
It Is now proposed to have a delegation
;of the firemen themselves call upon the
Mayor and to lay beforo him la person the
needs of tho attaches of the bureau, the
'Preponderance of public sentiment that sup
. ports their request. andta solicit his In
ifluence With councllmanlc leaders "on their
'tide.
The Mayor has never declared himself
sgalnst tha firemen. At tho time' the great
; .petition, with Us 3000 signatures, secured
wwlthla twenty-four hours, was .handed to
JMm, ho expressed no opinion, merely re
marking that It was a "pity that It had not
been submitted to him earlier.
The firemen and their supporters fnter-
' pret the Mayor's remarks as Indicating that
when uttered he had In mind tho tax rate
negotiations now disposed of and that Jf
''they lifid been able to submit their plea
earlier In the year ample provision for
them would havo been made by this time.
No tlmo Is beings wasted by tho commit
tee In its efforts a reach tho Mayor, It
U hoped that an Interview can be arranged
to take place within a day or two. In tha
meantime new petitions addressed to the
members of the Financo Committee are
being circulated by friends of the firemen
n various parts of the city.
A West Philadelphia real estate roan,
aroused by the campaign, called yester
.day at the station .of Truck No. 6, Pres
ton street and Ilaverford avenue. He
-eked for Ladderman Slmlster, a member
of the campaign committee. He then ess
plained that his Interest In the caustr of
the firemen had been 'stirred .by the pubT
Hahcd accounts of their condition, pad that
be was about to start a petition to the
Finance Committee on their behalf.
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EVENING- IEDOBK-PHlIiABBLPBIA, MONDAY, DECBMBEB 4, 1916
MUMMERS ML GET
46PREESOF$5385
Chairman Bafeley Announces
Council Has Appropriated
$7000 to Welcome New
' Year
Forty-slx prlteiv aggregktlng 1518s, will
be awarded to the New Year shooters who
will participate in the next annual pageant
On Broad street
An announcement to this effect was made
yesterday by Common Councilman John It.
naisley, chairman of the joint councllmanlc
committee on the New Year celebration, at
a meetlmt of the representatives of the
various New Year Associations at 49 South
Sixteenth street
' It Is planned to have the 191? municipal
welcome conducted on a scale more
elaborate than ever before. In order to
revive the Interest In the mummers and
their unusual celebration, the councltmanlo
body has passed an appropriation of JTOOO
for the occasion. '
Fourteen clubs have already taken per
mlts to parade. The list of prises an
1 flirt
Flrat urii
Srcoml trlM ....
Third t-rlsi"
Fourth prlio ...
Captain . ...u...
lnniomnl V. . .
Clown .,
lockay
Trimmed
Jneker tf lo . . . . .
JurtnUo ,
Impersonator . . .
FANCt DtVIfltON
.... """
... I0SO Flrat prl ..0..
. . . 400 Hcrond trite . . .
... JOO Third ptlta ....
... ISO Cantata
100 llandsomeat ...
8" :iow
JO lltn trimmed ..
JO jockey trio ....
!! liaai rouple ....
S.I Jiivrn.il
SO Nrarn coupla , . .
Imprraonainr.
8prclat m.ntlon.
Uwo. 128)
lS
BOO
?S0
loo
88
no
no
so
s.
u
60
Total II80O Total I20JS
COltIC DIVISION
IS1T.
into.
First nrlss .
Mecond prise
Third nrliA .
Ko'irth prise ....
Firth prtia
Hlslh prlio .....
Kerrnth prise....
CipUtar
(tnmlcxl cottumr.
HUck-fice char
. acter .........
Moat nrlxinal
.novelty
Novrl Iratura ...
(two, 123)
mo rirtt prim ,
SOO Hrcnnd prita
??2 Third .prl! '
ISO rburth prl
tj Filth prUo .
,.
Hlith nr
Swrnth prlio.
in
R
lixi raDtaIn
iioai comical coe
.uilin ,
Funniest black
lacti
Fnnnleat cnararter
Funnleat mupla. .
Moat orlalnnl
rharacter .....
Original novrltr. .
Kunnlaat Jurenllo
Special mention. .
(two, 12,1)
23
S3
81)
IfttO
400
ISO
190
IflO
100
BO
53
23
'.'3
2.3
23
Total 11733
STH1NO
1DIB.
Flrat prl .
Second prilo.
Total
lfttS.,
Total ,.12023
HANDS
.1017.
Klrat prlia ...... SI SO
Second prlts ..... ino
Third prlio ...... so
,IB0 Total ....,1300
FI.OAT8
......JO
.... 00-
Kerond prlio
Third Drt
Foiirth prlta
Flrat prli ......mo Pr,t rrx .100
iiti Nfrtinn nri nrt
TR Third prUe
Fifth price
Total
mm.
Flrat prl ,
Hecond prlxa
Third prize .
Fourth prlxo
Fifth prUo ,
Total
" J2 JflWh irl"
uin pri7 .
.40O Total
nmaADEfl
I01T.
,.ton Flrat prie ..
!2 SS?0"1' rllo
. r.n Third prUo .,
i? ""tlh wlte .
. 5 Fifth prlio ..
fin
. . . 73
... no
. . . so
...375
..100
. . no
.. 73
. . mi
..BO
..375
30
23
73 Total ....
SPECIAt. FEATURES
IBIS. 1917.
Flrat prlM SO Flrat prlia
Second prl ,,,,, 23 Second prize
Total $73 Total ......... 173
Councilman BaliVy has called a meet
ing of the captains of the mummers' clubs
In the City Hall on December 12, when they
will draw lots for tho positions of the
clubs Jp the lino.
MAYOR TO USE POWER
TO AH) COX CANDIDACY
r
Smith Expected to Declare for
Vare-Brumbaugn'Mngco
Speakership Aspirant
p
Mayor Smith Is preparing to use the
power of his administration to help ,the
candidacy of Edwin It Cox, the Vare
Brumbaugh'Staicee candidate for Speaker.
In the factional war against the I'enros
forces for control of the Legislature that
convenes the flrst wee"k In January next.
The Mayor within n few days, accordlne
to friends of tils administration and of the
Vnre.i, Is expected to brlnir pressure to bear
upon the PenToee-McNIchol members of the
House from Philadelphia In an effort to
swlnir them to Cox.
' The renrose leaders concede twenty-four
of the city's forty-one representatives to the
Vares, and the tlovernor's and the Mayor's
entry Into the fight is expected to swing;
at least six more Into line against Penrose.
The Mayor as yet has not publicly In
dicated what his attitude will be. but mem
bers of his administration and some of the
antl.renrose leaders in the city are point
ing to the fact that the Mayor took part
In the conference In the executive mansion
last week, nt which It was decided definitely
to fight the candidacy of ntchard J. Bald
win, of Delaware County, the Penrose
Clmmly candidate for Speaker, as showing
what his attitude will be. They expect
him to make a stateraent within a very
few days outlining his position and calling
upon both factions to unite behind Cox.
Tho Baldwin headquarters have an
nounced that three rural legislators. Henry
T. Atbee, Totter County; John A. Fltxglb.
bon. MnKean County, and iC. Jay tlood
nough, Cameron County, have pledged their
support of the Penrose candidate. I
The Democrats have Injected themselves
Into the preliminary maneuvers over the
speakership, by making the definite an
nouncement that they will place their oyn
candidate In the field. The announcement
came from A, Mitchell Palmer and puts
an end to talk of either faction's bringing
about n bipartisan deal on the speakership.
There nro thirty-nine Democratic members
of the House, and their votes probably could
win for cither faction.
In the meantime, the Democratic probe
of election frauds In tho Vuro ddwntown
wards will be brought up again today. Tha
Democratic City Committee meets this
afternoon to act on tho recommendation
made two weeks ngo that a congressional
Investigation bo asked.
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GOMINCIA L'OFFENSIVA?
Lo Forio Teutbnlcho nclla Rumania
Sono Attnccato Dappcrtutto dallo
Truppo tlollo Czar
, nOMA, Dlcembre.
' tie notlxte che st hanno dalla fronts
Itnlo-austrlaca fanna prevedere che II gene
rale Cadorna sxil jifinto dl Intilare una
nuova vigorosa offenslva contro Is llneo nus
trtache del Carso, offenslva che sarebbe In
stretta relatione con re operation! degll nl
leatl per Venire In soccorso delta Ilumanla.
VI e pero Chi dlco che si possa anche trat
tare dl una offenslva da parte delle fonte
austrlache, ma qursta Inotesl e' scartata
Keneralmentf, glacche' non si crede che lo
Stato Magglore nustrlaco voglla o possa
Impegnarsl In due offensive hel tempo me
deslmd, quando ha anche da parare I'of
fenslva del russl sulta parte merldlonale del
Carphill.
II fatto e' che vlolentl duelli dl nrtlgllerla
sono In corso quasi dappertutto sulln fronte
dal Trenttno nl Carso o che le batterte lta
llnne hanno ostacotnto movlmentl dl truppo
sulle retrovle nemlche. Intnnto II generate
Cadorna ha attnccato le llnee nemlche mil
Carso. an dl un breve tratlo delta fronte,
allp scopo dl raddrlxxare la sua fronte dl
battseiia, e vl e' rlusctte-. Eceo If testrfl
del rapporto det comandant supremo lta
llano, pubbllcato lerl Sera dal Mlnlatero
della Ouerra:
Sulla fronts del Trentlno st sono
aviitl vlolefttl duelli dl a ftTllgtlerla
partlcolarments nello valll dell'Adlge,
deU'Astlco e del Brenta. Bulla pendlct
settentrtonall dl Vat d'Aasa e del
Monte Reluggto st sono avutt ptccoll
scontrl dl fanterla.
Sulla fronts delle Alpt Oullle Vartt
glierla nemlea e stala partlcotarmente
attlva nello. tons dl Plava e nella
reglone da un punto ad est dl Oorltla
fino al mare. I nostro batterle rl
sitosero efTlcacemente at fuoco neinlro ed
ostacolarono movlmentl dl truppe suits
retrorln austrlache.
Sull'nllopliulo del Carso le nostra
truptie, attaccando to llneo nemlche,
raddrlxxarono le nostra llnea nvan
sando per circa 400 metrl su dl una
fronte dl n chltometro.
I nostrl aeroplant hanno bombards
to t postl nemtel a Dornberg ed a Ta
bor, nella vallo del Frlgldo (Vlppacco).
Tutte le nostro macchlna tecero rltorno
alls loro basl sanxa dannl.
Vn telegrnmma da Zurlgo dice' die It
Mlnlstero della Ouerra nustrlaco annuncla
che una battaglla dl nrtlgllerla e con
tlnuata glorno e notte sull'ala meridionals
della fronto del Carso.
Merttre' la battaglla per II possesso dl
Bucarost contlnUa tuttora, la Itussla sta
facendo sforxl poderoslsslml per dlvergere
rnttenilona del comandnntl teutonic! 0 sal
vare la capitate della Humanln. Ie fonts
dello cxar non soltanto attacrano le forxo
tcntonlcho sul Carpai'.t merldlonall. ma
escerltano una forte presslono sullo truppe
dl von Knlkenhayn nnche dalla Moldavia
dove pare slano gtunto In buon numero. I
russl hanno ?onqulstnto Klrltbaba o cer
enno ill nJjnniaro verso lo retrovle nemlclio
nella Trllvnnln.
Altro truppe russe sono glunte nnche
sulla fronto del Danublo ed hanno attnc
cato le to M marwclatta van Wacken
seri a surtNdl aucarrst It Mlnlstero della
Ouerra resso annuncla gift' nuaiche sua
cesso in questa attacc. Xt firs bulgaro
tedesche ssrebbera Stat cacelals tin Tad
raana a Qostlnart ed. avrtbbero iwntuto
prlglonlerl a ventlsel eannonl. Jnoltro I
russl attaccana anche nella no tints in,
In questl clrcoll mlUtart 1 tltleno che,
rnentre gll nttacchl del russl sono torse
gluhtl troppo tardl per salvare Buearest.
possono tnveca far canibiars flsonomta fcila
campagna della Uumania anche perch' 6n
e hnccra provalo che aicuna parta Impor-,
tnte deU'eserclto rumeno sla accerchlata.
Inlanto Berllno annuncla che le town dl von
Falkenhayn hanno attraversatb tt flume
Arges. awlclnshdosl nncora dl rl' alia
capitals della Tiumanta,
r 'ib'ni'i iWi jit
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