The New York herald., 1921-10-27


Edward J. Dwyer (Rep.). clerk. First
candidacy.
Norris Goldowsly (Soc.). First can
didacy.
Second District.
No Endorsement. Moritz Graubard
| tDem.), salesman. Member Assembly
19oS-12. when c. U. found him apIa-
iently incapable of usefulness as a legis-
lator He was unrecorded or vote,!
against the public interest on many I'm
portant issues. Opposed woman's suf-
frage: has been an inconspicuous rubber
| stamp.
Pasquale Margareili (Rep). candy
manufacturer. First candidacy.
Third District.
! No Endorsement. Edward j. Sullivan
! (Dem.) Auto supply. First candidacy.
Thomas F. Neri (Rep.) Mechanic.
First candidacy
Fourth District.
Louis waldman (Soc.) Indorsed
Engineer Member Assembly 1919-20
unseated in April, 1920; reelected at
special election and again expelled ;
made excellent voting record on local
bills. A candidate Of unusual capacity
and intelligence.
Murray W. Stand (Dem.) Restaurant
keeper. First candidacy.
Louis Zeltner (Rep.) Present Alder
man; fair attendance record at Alder
manic meetings. Excellent local board
attendance.
Fifth District.
No Endorsement. Charles A. Nc
Manus (Dem-) = Present Alderman.
serving since 1916; c. U. Aldermanic re-
port G91S-1O characterized him as a
typical machine member with colorless
record. Has very poor Aldermanic and
local board attendance record during
past two years: figures frequently and
not credtably in Meyer committees in
quiry.
Joseph A. Engel (Rep). Electrician
Several previous candidates. on Repub-
lican and Progressive tickets.
Sixth District.
FRANK j. DoTZLER (Rep). In
dorsed. Master plumber. Previous c. u.
Reports have credited him with an in
telligent interest in his duties and a
generally satisfactory record Is in
dorsed this year on basis of past record
and experience.
Aaron Hirtenstein (Dem). Assistant
Deputy Sheriff. First candidacy.
Abraham Beckerman (Soc.). Trade
union official. Alderman since 1917:
very poor Aldermanic and local board
attendance record during present ses-
sion: c. U. Adermanic Report (1S19)
said he was intelligent and clever.
Seventh District.
WILLIAM F. QUINN tRep.). In
dorsed. Insurance. Member Board of
Aldermen since 1913; c. u. Aldermanic
Report 1919) said he possessed ability
above the average, His present Alder
manic and local board attendance record
Is poor. He Is indorsed as an alert and
experienced member whose courage and
aggressiveness make his services vaiu-
able.
William N. Callahan (Dem.). Auto
mobile tires. First candidacy.
Eighth District.
DIR. LOUIS J. WRONKER (Dem.).
Endorsed. Optometrist Union. First can
didacy. cape BILE and especially well
equipped candidate. who ought to make
good Alderman.
ALGERNON LEE CSoc). Indorscd
Educator. Member Board Of Aldermen
191S-19 Socialist leader # board: c. u.
Aldermanic Report H919) said: AT
tendance record excellent Able and fear
less. Effective and forceful in debate.
Except for attitude on tie war. a dis
tinct asset to the board" Was reelected
to the board in 1919, but robbed Of his
seat through thn constructive tactics Of
Tammany majority in the board. The
C. U. indrrses him rarity as protest
against his being defrauded of a seat
after being legally elected and partly
as recognition Of his previous good SER
vice.
Ninth District.
FREDERICK vESER (Rep.). In
do~sed Sugar business. IndUrsed as
likely to prove an Intelligent and useful
Alderman.
John W. Horan (Dem.). Trucking
business. Second short term as Alderman
1918; defeated for Alderman 1919. Pos
sesses no special qualification for office.
Tenth District.
LOUIS r. CARDANI (Rep.). Indorsed.
Member Board of Aldermen. 1SaS-1900.
1861, 1881; c. u. has indorsed him
as a capable, acceptable member who has
proved his usefulness. His record of at
tendance at Aldermanic and local board
ulcetiiiSS uutihS eic 4oSv-SA sSssaVh Aios
heen very good.
EVANS CLARK (Soc) Endorsed.
Economist and director labor organiza-
tion publicity instructor in politics
Princeton University. 1914-17; legisla-
tice adviser Socialist Aldermanic dele
cation 1919: first candidacy; indorsed
as an unusually capable and intelligent
candidate. whose training equips him ad-
mirably for Aldermanic work.
Peter b. Begg (Dem.). Lawyer. De-
feated for Senate in 1906 and for Assem-
bly, in 1907; member Tammany Hall law
committee.
Eleventh District.
JAMES ]. SULLIVAN (Rep.). Id.
dorsed. Lawyer President Alderman
elected In 1919. with perfect record OF
attendance at Aldermanic meetings. but
very poor local board attendance. Best
qualified candidate In his district.
Thomas O'Reilly (Dem.). Funeral d.
rector. First candidacy.
Twelfth District.
william T. Collins tDem) Indorsed
Lawyer. Alderman since 1915; ma
jority leader for last two years. c. u
Aldermanic report (1919) said that he
was an able and independent member
that as chairman Of general welfare
committee he displayed good sense and