The New York herald., 1921-10-27

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board. His attendance record at both
.Aldermanic and local board meetings
during the past session has been perfect.
The c. u. repeats Its 1919 Endorsement
OF Mr.. Collins as probably the ablest
member of the majority in the present
board. He is Independent and effective.
and is indorsed as the sort Of man
who should be kept in office"
John p Gallagher (Rep) Mechanic.
Indorsed by c. u. in 1916.
Thirteenth District.
Maurice A. Burke (Rep.) Indorsed
Clerk. Alderman since 1917; indorsed
by c. u. in 1919 as a member of the
board who gave promise of usefulness
with experience. Good attendance rec
ord during 1920-21 session at both AL
dermanic and local board meetings.
Patrick s. Dowd (Dem.) Transpor-
tation. First candidacy.
Fourteenth District.
Thomas NJ Farley (Dem). indorsed.
Business agent Cement Wo. ters Union.
Has served six yeas as A German; in
dorsed by c. u. in 1919. attendance
record at Aldcrmanic meet ngs during
past session very sood. Maintains dis
t'ict leadership aga nst Murphy opposi-
tion.
Hugh Cuff (Rep.). Elevator con-
structor. First candidacy
Fifteenth District.
Bruce M. Falconer (Rep., Indorsed.
Lawyer Can ,idatc Assembly 1912; AL
derman since .c17 he was indorsed for
reelection In 1919 as an aggressive and
rseful member who had s. own inde-
pendence and ability. His Aldermanic
and local board attendanc. record dur
ing the past session has be below his
former good --tord Deser es reelection
or the basis o. his record arc ability.
Edwin J. Mcdonald (l,am.) APP
praiser and auctioneer. Aldermanic can
didate 1919.
Sixteenth District.
WILLIAM PETER HARTMAN Rep.)
Indorsed. Buyer. Candidate for Senate
1920. No experience In p1t'ic life. but
rtelliSent and promising candidate.
clearly superi = to his oppoi.ents.
Edward Cas- dy tDem.) Metal dealer.
Present Alderman elected 1917; excel
lent attendance record during present
session; c. u report (1919) said he
was attentive o duties but rot especially
useful
Seventeenth District.
HAROLD s. BUDNDR Rep) In
dorsed. Lawyer Candidate for Assembly
n 1917. when he was indorsed by c. u.
An acceptable candidate % good stand
ne and uiiaaif cation
Samuel r. Norris (Dem.). Janitor.
Present Alderman. elected 1919; almost
perfect attendance record.
William Karin tSoc.). Lawyer. FIRE.
quent candida c fo- office, member As
sembly 1918. wnen G.. u. report said that
while two of mis- bills were distinctly
against the public interest he gave in
telligent atteneion to his work and made
a good voting record"
Eighteenth District.
EDWARD F. CASSIDY (soc.,. in
dorsed. Printer. Socialist candidate
for Mayor 1909; elected to Board of AL
dermen In 1919. but illegally prevented
from taking his seat by obstructive tao
tics of Tammany majority. He de-
serves reelection, not only as a protest
against an attempt to nullify expressed
will OF the voters, but also because he
is unquestionably the best qualified cam
didate in the district
Timothy j. Sullivan (Dem.), real
estate and insurance. Present AL
derman with poor record Of attendance.
Nineteenth District.
MARTIN ]. HEALY DENY, in
dorsed. Insurance broker. Member
Assembly 1919. when C. u. report said
he showed promise, and made a record
OF votes above the average; defeated
for Assembly 1920 and 1921; indorsed
by C. u. on both occasions on his record.
CHARLES II. ROBERTS (Rep.). in
dorsed. Dentist Present Alderman,
elected 1919. Excellent record OF at
tendance. Capable member.
Twentieth District.
No Endorsement Edward T. Kelly
(Dem), manager. First candidacy.
Lawrence Cioffi (Rep.), real estate.
Aidermanic candidate 1917.
Twenty-first District.
GEORGE w. HARRIS (Rep.). In
dorsed. Editor. Present member OF
board. elected 1919. with good record OF
attendance. an intelligent, well equipped
member who deserves reelection.
John william Smith tDem.). Law
yer. First candidacy
Twenty-second District.
CLIFFORD s. BOsTwICK tRep.).
Indorsed. Lawyer Alderman since
1917; indorsed by c. u. in 1919 as IAN
earnest and intelligent member, well
above the average in ability" Perfect
attendance record during last two years.
Reelection Is urged.
John B. Heinrich (Dem.). Civil engi-
neer. First candidacy.
Twenty-third District.
JACOB w. FRIEDMAN (Rep.). In
dorsed woollen importer. Member Of
board 1881; indorsed by c. u. In
1919 as an attentive and courageous
Alderman with record well above the
average; very good attendance record
during present session; Substantial busl-
nes man of high standing; deserves re-
election on his record.
Philip M. Goodhart (Dem). Law
yer First candidacy.
Twenty-fourth District.
No Endorsement. Charles J. McGillick
Dem). former cafe proprietor; Alder
man 1867, 1920-2l; G. U. Aldermanlc
report t1slD said no was inattentive