New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-06

trict-By vote of Assembly was ex.
cluded from his seat at opening SEES
sion on January 7, and after trial by
judiciary Committee was unseated.
Cuvillier a OVERDOSE Nuisance"
Cuvillier. Louis A., Democrat, 20tf
District-During his previous RECORD
of Legislative service the Citizens
Union called him overdose nuisance
His record this year disclosed no reason
for changing that opinion.
Dickstein, Samuel, Democrat, 4th Dis
trict-Attentive legislator whose RECORD
of votes showed improvement over past
years.
Donohue, Charles D., Democrat, 5tf
District-In third year as minority
leader continued to exert his influence
for good city legislation. introduced
much legislation Of merit and made
good record of votes.
Fox, Noel B., Republican, 7th Dis.
, trict-ln first year made very gooc
record of votes and showed unusua
promise of future value as legislator
Hamill, Peter j., Democrat, LIST Dis
trict-Member of experience who in his
fifth year in the Assembly showed i'm.
provement in his record of votes over
past years.
Hawkins, John c., Republican, 21st
District-In his second year made good
voting record and was frequently re.
corded on short roll calls against bad
bills
Healey, Edward F., Democrat, 14tf
District-First year member who intro
duced many Objectionable bills anC
whose record otherwise gave little
promise of future usefulness.
Jesse Commended
Jesse, George N, Republican, 23rd
and ability. He made disappointing
record of votes, but deserves credit
for leading successful attacks on i'm
portant jerks bills.
Herman, Owen NJ, Dem ocrat, 18th
District-Legislator of long experience
who has never emerged from the Grub
Der stamp" class.
McCue, Martin G., Democrat, 10th
District-One Of the ablest, most ex-
perienced and effective city members
whose voting record showed improve
ment, but who still introduced anc
supported Objectionable legislation
Continued to contribute more to make
the Legislative session interesting than
any other man.
Pellet, William W., Republican, 10th
District-Able, courageous and indie
pendent legislator, of great value tc
city, who made the best record OF
votes among city members.
Smith. Miss Marguerite L., Repub-
lican, 10th District-Conscientio first
year member of some promise, whose
record of votes fell much below the
average.
Smith, Oscar j., Republican, o2d
District-New member of some indie
pendence. Indifferent to city legisla
ton and with very poor record OF
votes.
Steinberg, Joseph, Republican, 18th
District-Active and energetic legisla-
tor with excellent record Of votes ant
legislation introduced
Ullman "Developed Value"
Ullman, Sol, Republican, 9th District
In second year developed value as
legislator with much improvement il
voting record and character of legis
lation introduced.
Waldman, Louis, Socialist, 9Th Dis
trict-By vote Of Assembly was exclud
ed from his seat at opening session or
January 7, and after trial by judiciary
Committee was unseated.
Wallace. Robert B., Republican, 18th
District-New member whose small
part in legislation failed to disclose
qualifications for a legislative career.
BRONX COUNTY
De Witt, Samuel A., Socialist, Sd
District BY vote of Assembly was ex-
cluded from his seat at opening SEES