New-York tribune., 1919-09-30

can, 10th District)-Ncw member, ex-
cellent attendance record; attentive and
courageous; we'll above the average.
Hatch, Jams A. Republican. 31st
District t)-Second term; attendance
record excellent; very scrviceable and
Held, Adolph Socialist, 4th District)
New member, intelligent and interest
ed
Kenneally, William P. democrat.
10th District )--Scventh term; value of
service much less than is warranted
by experience; unreliability of previ-
Gus years as Chairman Of Buildings
Committee not shown this term.
Lee, Algernon SOCIALIST, Sth DistricD
New member; attendance record ex-
cellent; leader of the Socialist mem
bers; able and fearless; effective and
forceful in debate; except for attitude
on the war, distinct asset to the
board
McCann, John Democrat, 9th Dis
trict)Sixth term, resigning in July,
1918; member of experience, but of
small value; joint introducer Of vici
Gus proposal restricting choice Of city
employees.
McCourt. John F. Democrat. 9Th Dis
over previous poor record; a party
rubber stamp.
McManus. Charles A. Democrat. 7th
District t)-Second term; typical machine
member with colorless record.
McNulty. James r. democrat. oath
District New member; service of no
public value; very poor record of
attendance at local board meetings.
Mullen, Frank democrat. 26th Dis
trict)-Third term; conscientious mem
Der with fair record.
A J
District )-First term; missed four out
of seven meetings Of local board; at
tentivc but ineffective.
O'Kanc, Thomas II. Democrat, 9th
District New member, serving from
November, 1918; missed four out of
five local board meetings; of limited
usefulness.
Quinn, William r. Republican, 11th
District )--Third term; attendance rec
ord excellent, but missed all of his
local board meetings; active and ag-
gressive; ability above average.
Roberts, Stephen F. democrat, Sd
District t)-Second term; value of SER
vice negligible.
Robson, William c. democrat, 25th
District New member; able; shows
some promise Of useful service.
Stapleton, Michael democrat, I'd
DISTRICT )-Eighth term; missed four
out of five local board meetings; value
not commensurate with length Of ser
vice; continues as in past mere party
rubber stamp"
Williams, Thomas A. democrat, 18th
District t)-Continucd inconspicuous in
second term attendance record at AL
dermanic meetings excellent.
Wise. Augustus NJ. Democrat, 9th
District Second term; perfect record
' i ,io o4
but missed two out of three local board
meetings; not particularly effective, but
showed some promise of future use
fulness.
RRONX
Braunstein, Alexander Socialist, sd
District)-Ncw member; attendance
record at board meetings perfect, but
was present at only four out of twelve
meetings of local board. Earnest, but
somewhat below the average Of Social
list members.
Buckley, Charles A. Democrat, 33d
Distrlct) New member; in rubber
Curlcy, Edward w. democrat, 2Sth
DISTRICT Second term; noisy, but in
effective. Service negligible.
Ferguson, James r. Democrat, 31st
/ District)-In third term; service Of lit
tie positive value. although above the
lowaverage of the ma ajority party. Intro
duced obnoxious proposal relative to
admission to aldermanic chamber.
Martin, DR.. Thomas W. Democrat
35th District t)-Second term: of medi-
ocre ability and limited usefulness.
Moran, Robert l.. Democrat, 30th
District )-Thrd term; attendance rec
ord good. Alert as vice chairman and
ma jority leader during 1918. He pre-
sided fairly and impartially as presi-
dent of the board in 1919, but in the
Board of Estimate and Sinking Fun