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New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Hudson Bridge, Begun
In 1901. Again Favored
House Committee Recommends
Old Company BE Permitted
10 Snan River HcTc

F,os. The Tr.bans's Wnshingf9a Iure1t
WASHINGTON. June lG. Consiruc-
ton Of the bridge across tie Hudson
River at New York City. which origi-
nally was started in 1891. again was
recommended TO Congress to-day by
tho House Interstate and Foreign Com
mcrce Committee. Early action per
hitting the North Rl~cr Bridge Com
pany 10 build a great roadway over tho
river N a point probably somewhere
in tie upper Tifties was predicted by
REPRESENTATIVE James s. Parker. Of
New York. who made the report for the
committee.
"Thc public demand for It's oonstruc-
ton De- attested by petitions from nu-
mcrous commercial and shipping in
terests and by tho urgent appeals o.
many manufacturing and business firms
who suffer considerable daily losses
from the absence Of bridge across the
river a. New York" said the report.
Pointing out thai there are now five
great bridges acro-s The East River and
none over the Hudson. the report con-
tinues: As the government will be
under no expense for this most neces-
sary undertaking. but on the contrary
will derive direct benefits from the free
transportation Of mails. munitions and
troops. the committee approved the bill
tnd recommends IT'S rassage."
TIE proposed bridge would be built
by ;hc same company that broke ground
In 1891 for the one originally contem-
plated at the foot Of Tweniy-third
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Truce in Rank Dispute of
Admiral and Maj. General
War and Navy Secretaries Agree
Simpson Shall Rank Dur
ing Denbv's Visit

Prom Tte Tribprc's Washington Burcou
WASHINGTON, June ia truce
was reached to-day in the controversy
between Rear Admiral Edward Slmp-
son. commanding the naval establish
ment az Pearl Harbor. Hawaii. and
Major General Charles F. Summeral.
commanding the Department OF Hawaii
Of the army, over the question OF which
officer takes precedence in rank in the
island.
After the relative status OF both Of
fcers was discussed az to-dAy's cabi-
net meeting, Secretary Of War Weeks
and Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Roosevelt agreed that Admiral Simp-
son shall rank General Summerall at
Hawaii during the visit there OF Sec
retsry Of the Navy DENLY and the
members OF the class Of 1851. who are
now earoute 10 Japan.
Upon the departure Of the naval
party. the question OF rank between
he two sfcers will remain in dispute
until the Attorney General has ruled
on the e.. Secretary Weeks and
Acting Secretary Roosevelt have agreed
The legal departments q the army
md the navy have written contrary
op Mons On the ease. the former hold
nE that General Summerall is 81
nremc and the navy lawyers contending
that Admiral Simpson is entitled -
precedence in rank.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Block of S2,838, 900
Emo Bonds To BE Sold
Administrators Obtain Permis-
sion to Dispose of Part OF
Assets of Estate

Lueius n. Beers and William +. Eno'
temporary administrators Of the estate
OF Amos F. Emo. obtained permission
from Surrogate Foley yesterday to sell
from the estate assets S2,3o5.0OO IN
Liberty bonds OF the hrst issue. $4,000
I'M Liberty bonds OF the fourth issue
and s5O8 800 Of New York City cor
porate stock. All persons interested IN
the $4,000 900 estate gave their con-
sent 70 the proposed sale.
After six years Of litigation. during
which there we're two trials OF con
test OF Mr.. Eno's will b. relatives, I'M
eluding Clifford Pinchot, Republican
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylyania,
who il nephew. an agreement was
reached recently that brought the long
s.anding contest 20 an end. Columbia
University is the residuary legateo un-
der the Emo will. lts share Is said 20
amount 10 about 100000 The terms
OF settlement OF the contest have not
been made public. Nor did tho petition
Of the administrators yesterday se'
forth for what purpose nearly S8'OOo'-
600 worth OF securities OF the estate
are 20 be sold.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Lonesome Man Who Took
Girls TO Coney Arrested
Waiter. Whose Own Six Chill
dren Are i'm Homes. Denies
Charges Made V Women

George Ernest. f0rty-three years old.
waiter. OF 3O0i1 West Twenty ghth
Street, Coney Island. was arrested last
night by the Coney Island police or
suspicion Of having kidnapped three little
girls. Later. the charge was changed
10 endangering the morals Of minors.
Ernest said that his wife was an in
mate of Wards Island and that his
own six children had been sent 20
various homes.
Il felt lonesome" he said, "when |
saw these little girls, and / wanted 10
give them a good time at the island"
The girls gave their names as Flor
cnce Beuman, nine years old, and her
sister. Anna. seven years old. OF 430
West Ihirtieth Street, and Florence
Marini. seven years old, OF AL West
Thirticth Street. The elder Bauman
girl said that Ernest met them in
Chelsea Park.
Ernest was arrested on the complaint
o, two women who objected 20 his ae-
tions in Ferris wheel. Ernest denied
that there was anything in his treat
ment Of the children to warrant the
charges Of the women.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Girls as Caddies Stir
Civic Ire of Baysids

The Raysids Civic Associates =
Baysido. /. !. has a matter y !. ~.
- have 20 take up right now. Nafis.,
nersons have assured the assoela'i"
that 10 is high time.
The civic association. ably 'ippeiiM.
by prominent civic workers and eihs,
interestod In civic problems. s gosl
70 see II the golt clubs in me Ws'..s
OF payside can't &C.. along wiho1i II
ploying girl caddies. The etsosi',..,, so,..,
has heen assured ihst ealdying ~,
just the proper thing fof young ~.
and the association ras become -
vinced that u isn't. IN l.s e1ons :
stop the practice 10 viii be WIZ
the support. however ~ moinsn.
some o. the girls who have been y"
ing on the links. -.
Among those who want % see etas 4,
limited strictly 20 boys are Ars; 'sn.is
l.. Porter. principal ~ zoe p.l,
Public school. and The Re- llali.s,. 7
Brown, rector of All Saints EP''e~'
Church Of Bayside.
A Baysidc mother who takes ins "
posite view said last night: W.
arc not barred from the goli e'1O'
the vicinity Of Bayslde ana som. .
those who 10 there are among the -
prominent IN our locality Oefat
an atmosphere that 10 not obieeuon'-., =,
90 them cannot be harmful 20
daughters. Girl caddies are mofs
tcnrivc shan boy csddles and ,ns -.
ponsatlon 20 liberal. Also, the -
need the money"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Ku.klux Repudiated
BY Bay State MasOn'
Massachusetts Lodges Tod
KIan Has No Connection With
Nor Support of Their Order

BOSTON. Jure ia letter teilii'
inq "the Ku Klux Klan az gn-gis's<
organization, utterly without hiio,k
support or sympathy" has been Fsi "
All Masonic lodges Of the siit y ~
thur y. Prince. grand mas'ef q ~
Nassachuset,s Grand Lodge
The letter. made public isfs i'-eal
SAYS that az 4 grand lodge p" so..
take no Interest In thls oryiaia,,-
but for the claim made by in oles,
and organizers that its memsershi z
largely Masonic and ira. q ns NJ
sonic approval and support
This statement Ar Pnhes ~
ter continues. "is absolutely iilss' = =
the Rlan has no coraee.lcl ~lin ~
neither does il have the support o. a1
Masonic jurisdiction o..
The ayowed principles Of 'es hlsn i.
Mr.. Prince asserts. violate hi'l.. ha'onl'
law At every point ard q would D, se M
rossible for me % conceive Of . MasqI
who could SO sar forget his Masons
teachings as 20 Affiliate with an ofglnf ,
-atior which advocates taking ths -,
into is own hands. eordemning "a
and women IN secret trials ana imPs
ing the punishment q ne wn.p, We "
bucket or unlawful banisnmeh-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
British Prepare Rousing
Welcome TO Taft TO-DAY
Round of Entertainments Are
Planned for Chief Justice on
Walt 10 Study Courts

Frort ne ~ rJarff fIrors1H B.-sss
C1e,-sh'. i9,. rfr T1fr grb5s !.
LONDON. June is,-The seh,tss
arrival here to.m0rstw n W..,~
Howard TAR, Ch'ef Justice q 3,
United states Sgpron' Co7r'. fsr
three weeks ylslt .s ar98finz "a,
spread Interest He wii' b. he IN.
American Chief Justice ever % cone =
England. The real purpose q bic RI.
sion Is % study ,,e procedure Il
english courts % see = ahy ilsas sss
ho obtained vhier, ruf i1 prietlcs 4
the United states. would serve % %.
lovo the.c0ngcs'lcr ot bgf.asn ir n,
courts there. irclei'aly. hsEsTif
.te co.ntry q planning resi.sg rss-t
of or,hus.asm f0r h.m
The newspoperS .ay greri sir,u y
The corsls,ert'y friendly attitude vta
former President TAI. has mai,islsst
toward Grea, Britain
"His visl. shog BE- a powerful Al
20 the efforts being made . sssi g
operation in public causes otiwt,, ni
Lara Of England and America, nn
orc commentaior
In yiew Of the fact ihal ~ Tar h
10 be the guest q tie Eag'iia s'',i
and bar during bis stay. re zA.
notable event % h.s r.si' IS srTt.ti
10 be the dinner Do h.s honor a. ~.
die Temple the night aiteF lnt'7s,;
cncc Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Victory for
Treaty Shown {
In Irish Vote

tho republicans we're Vil.in1 "a -,
% tho majority view 'f<
Lloyd George confsrs on tIa.,
Premier Lloyd G-orgs mo-, n.
eminent signa,ories 10 .hs t,,.,, ~ ~
afternoon % discus, again M. -.
situation Debate On Ireland 8,
House of Commons has been m, a..
until Thursday. b.. that tin. "a.
suit Of the Irish election will b. 80
BELFAST, June TO- Many ,,,., =,
interference With officials A.. y.,,...,
from the Sligo and Eas, Mayo .l.,,,..
area. u Is stated That document,
voting papers we're seized and bs,,.,
IN several districts and many sz.,,, :,
.ndepsndent eard.dat.' k'sna,,d
Replying % a protest ssn. a ~.
Arthur Griffith dispatched a n.,,,..
10 The Independent ca-f}a'st us.n'
that The pact which provided isr o..
elections rad beer broken. Thsrr,.
would be invest zatod. ard u sg,s -.
duct WAS persisted .u iss s'..s,.
would DO INA. da'/f
m some cases threats tad bs,s a..
BIZ post % Inlorist qotet, rt.i,.
them % remain a. home % .dsy.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
G-naie Adds S6,587.0OO
To Naval Aviation Post
Increase of slO,O00,000 Made
10 Insure Construction OF
All War Vessels

WASHINGTON, June i6.-Another
increase OF S6.5s7,0OO for naval avia-
tion. under the naval Appropriation
bill. was adopted by the Senate to-day
as recommended By the committee
This provides naval aviation program
OF l4.70s.0O0. most OF the increase
being for new aircraft.
The committee increase OF 10000
O10 10 continue construction 90 nor
NAL rate on all naval craft now build
ing and authorized by the arms con-
ference naval treaty was adopted with
out discussion. together withen amend,
ment increasing the construction iund
Lv SsOOO.OO0 by transfer 20 the Navy
Department Of contractors debts %
the Shipping Board.
Controversies over tie navy and
Marine Corps personnel went over dnt'l
Tomorrow. with a notice By Senator
kim. Democrat, Utah, that he would
propose withdrawal OF the marines IN
Nayti and Santo Domingo.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Two Revenue Men Held
On Tax Fraud Charge

A deputy collector Of internal ~ \,
enue and a former employee e n
New York State Income Tax pSG
were arrested and released IN
yesterday In s25o0 each on ensIs..
conspiracy 20 defraud the go'vei!saTT..s
They are Harry VI. Manney. OF sls -, =.
ern Parkway, Brooklyn, a depuv ~
lector, and David Maneton, o.
Seyenty.ninth Street. Brooklyn w.
now an accountant, but VINO
employee OF the income tax oiilssi, a
The arrests are the outcome a.
investigation started about . y.,ri
by the Intelligence unit Of the ln.r l., n
revenue service. The men We ,si
rested by Agents Leo ]. Aou n
William b. Robinson. AceoIs,' ~
Keyes, ManeEon and a third MAJ, "
is not in custody. but VINO ssS n
reached when wanted ,hayeeonis's'
their part In the conspiracy. "A &C.
The third man Is a furriei Aa~.s.s
cord ng to the story told BY tas s.sIns,s
was the go-between who ala vs.sr.f
with furriers. handed the Mast
Of income taxes and fur sales " Mas
con, who. In turn, gave them ksFf
ney. This third man ls salo hes
told HE friends that he eoula sslss
rebates Of 10 per cent on isastAIy.
taxes, which must be rsporsee
and also on income taxes.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Illness Seises Mrs. Aldridge
4tJnstnnt Husband Falls Dead
Unusual Coincidence Related by heP"D"'a"
lionaI Committeeman hiiles Aier r, ny'"S
Visit of Coincidence to COLLECTOR "'"'"

then about the health Of various mem
Lo,s Of The family. ending by ask,ng
about the health of nr. Aldndge' nIs.
Aldridge replied that all tho members
of nor family were as usual, a. Tar ~
,be knew. Responding % the telephoh'
cau had rcaulred unusual eSertion on
her mart on account of the frat chil.'
"a Immediately after her chat with
Ior reigbbor she was seized with a
sseond chill and went back 20 bed ~
about . o'clock the same evening, q
Poehester newspaper reporter calico
nm and told her that her husband was
fl and asked her what sne knew aooui
II. soon sitter that she kne" the isc,,
about her husbands death ~ 9''V
o'clock.
Mr. Hilles repeated what Collector
Aldridgc himself had faid -" day .
before HE death about the nImDer Z"
following him al his life. no sY-
nihcanee was attached TO u " MI.
Aldridgc. and Mr. Hilles referred 70 p,
merely az a reminiscence of MS ooan
"Mr Aldridge told me-" said Mr..
Hilles. that the number 3 nad foi-
lowed him all his life and was bis
favorite number Ills father always
bad tle mail boz % In The postoihce'
and no himself had it. le lived m
tbo Third Ward Of the city Of Rochester
rad lived for wears in q house j3 ana
had an auto plate 33 on his machine.
His body was taken from New YORK 70 +,
Rochester by train 80. ard Thifiy-thifd
teqreo Masons helped % oficiaie AZ
his funeral"
Mr. Aldridge dropped dead on ne
ninth toe a, Rye just after making the
eighth hole IN 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Hero in Another's Grave
Brooklyn Soldiers Body Buried
as That of Iowa Victim

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. June l6.-Last
September there was shipped 10 this
city hy the War Department the body
% soldier. supposed TO be that Of
Corporal Archie Redden, who was
k,lled in action while serving with the
l6sth Regiment Of the Rainbow Divi-
sion. The body was given military
burial.
Yesterday d. ". Rhodes, an officer of
the Graves Registration Department,
arrived here with another body that
recently had been identified as that OF
Reddcn. The caskot was opened and
the Identification made complete by
relatives Of the hero and comrades who
were with him when he fell. The BODY
buried last September was positively
identified as that OF Private Louis F..
Odoil. also OF the losth, whose home
was in Brooklyn. y. T. ard who fell
in action.
Odors body was sent East to-day.
Redden's funeral will be a military ar
fair on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

ROCHESTER. June l5 Charles H.
Hll,s. Republican National Committee
man from New York. related an ur-
usual coincidence tonight after return.
inr TO the Hotel Seneca from can
which he made on Mrs. George w
Aldndge. widow Of tho Collector ol
IN. Port of New Yors. whose funeral
was held this afternoon.
Mr. Hillcs. who was on tho goli NnN'
Of the westehofter-Biitmore Country
Club AZ Rye on Tuesday afternoon
last when Mr. Aldridge dropped dead
called this afternoon 90 pay his re-
epeets 20 Mrs. Aldridge and 10 answer
any inquiries concerning the last mo
ments OF her husband. One or the
drst questions Mrs. Aldridge asked was
The preclse hour ard minute OF tns
death of her husband Mr.. Hilles tod
her that IL wns 1880 o'clock. almost 70
the minute. when Mr. Aldridges pulse
ceased to beat. he having sank 70 'he
turf a minute or two before.
Mrs. Aldridge told me- said MI.
Hilles. "thst although she bad boen
iu her usual good health All day on
Tuesday up 20 that very mlnste' sne
az 4:3O was seized with violent head'
ache. followed by n severe chill IN
mates OF her home had 20 put her 10
bed.
Meanwhile. fragmcntary reports o.
the death OF the Collector had dnited
10 Rochester and Mrs. Aldridge was
called rp A. about o'clock by fami :
friend who asked about her health and
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Show Girls Reach Newark
On Hike 10 California
Bobbed Haired Walkers 10
sleep Under Sky and Pay
Way Selling Postcards

Leona Anderson, nineteen years old,
and Mrs Violet Van Cleve, twenty, Of
38 West Seyonty-eighth Street. got as
far west as Newark yesterday IN a
walk TO Los Angeles. Calf. which they
have undertaken. They are going 20
pay their way by selling postcards.
Both Of them were show girls in
this city last winter. Their hair is
bobbed and they are dressed IN khaki
They expect TO sleep under the Shy
most nights.
Mrs Van Cloye Is the daughter Of
Irving Z. Bacon, who disappeared a
few months ago after submitting 90
monkey gland operation In the in
terest OF publicity. lie was reported
TO have been found teaching mathe-
MATES In Los Angeles, but his daugh-
ter said she had no reason 20 believe
he was there. and she was certain that
even q monkey gland operation could
not render him proficient enough In
mathematics 20 become an instructor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
G.. A. Whcelock incompetent
s50O.O00 Property Will BE Put
:, Can,uittee's Hands

George A. wheelock, former presi-
dent Of the Metropolitan Turf Associn-
ticn. and for many years leading
bookmaker, was sdjudged mentally IN
competent yesterday by q jury in the
Supreme Court.
The petition for the proceedings 10
decide the question Of Mr.. Wheelocks
sanity was Gled by his wife, MIS-. Julia
+. Wheelock. Democratic political
worker, who during the war was active
as recruiting officer for the United
States Navy, holding the rank Of chief
yeoman. Her first husband was Kid
Mccoy. the pugilist. Mr.. Wheelock Is
e3 years old. he now is patient IN
a santorium. Medical testimony was
given at the hearing that MIR. Wheelock
Il suffering from an ineurable form
Of insanity. His property is valued at
100000, for which the court will ap-
point q committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

"communiques." the holding OF pie
nary" sessions. the resort 20 sub-co
foittees and 20 the use % secretaries
and experts. features made familiar by
the proceedings az Versailles, Genoa
and elsewhere but new 70 wall Street
Biggest Task Ahead
while the total debt affected hy nc
settlcment has been calculated with
precision. no data As 20 the number o.
sseurity holders is now available. \
very large share OF ne aggregate Fe-
curitics r. owned IN The United states
but they were also distributed ~ vol
une IN Great Britain. Gcrmhny ana
France. Holdings IN Belgium, Holland
and Switzerland are not 40 !afge' bli
stiu important. and some bonds are
also held outside these countries. ne
task Of reaching ali these oondhoidsr'
and obtaining their assent to the pihh
will be almost monumentaL represent.
inr probably the most difficult work OF
tho character ever attempted.
IN this connection. the preparation
Of the text Of the plan in the several
languages will not be easy II AL the
technicalities nrc to be preserved, as
by tho difficulty crpeu.
enced in bringing the English and
Spanish texts into conformity.
The pcrilous course u the confer
ence 10 best illustrated by the move
mcnt Of the bonds during the sessions.
on the eve Of tho initial meeting here
tho Mexican Government = per cent
lean due in 1915 was quoted AZ %
and the 4 per cent bonds maturing the
snmo year a. 50. AZ these levels the
bonds were Of. respectively, as COM
pared with the top prices Tor the year
% 7Oi, and g.. reached during the
wave Of enthusiasm that gripped the
market when ncws that the conference
was projected was made public last
spring.
Immediately tho dclbcrations got
under way the bends began 20 decline.
and this movement persisted until ~
the close of trading on Friday a week
ago the per cent bonds we're quoted
81 81 and the : per cent issue a. 81. A
turn in sentiment nt this point Stated
q fresh advance in the bonds. and clos
ing quotations yesterday were NJ 6'
and 5i. respectively. bringing the
bonds almost back 10 the levels where
they we're 10 the outset Of the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Girl, l3, Vanishes From
n. Y. C.. Railroad Station
Older Sister Left Her TO Guard
Two Travelling Bags, Which
Also Disappear

The New York police we're asked last
night TO search for Rosa Delgiorno.
thirteen years old, OF Mount Kiseo,
who disappeared yesterday afternoon
from the williamsburg station OF the
New York Central Railroad.
Rosa came 20 the city with her sis
ter. Virginia. rlnsteon. and Was left
az the station with two bags when Viz
ginia wen, TO see her brother. Upon
Virg,nia's return she found that Rosa
and the bags had disappeared. The
child wore red velvet coat. brown
hat and tan shoes.
The sisters are daughters OF an om-
ployec Of the estate Of Joseph c. bald.
win, a. Mount kisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
800 at Forum Dinner
OF Weslchester Chamber
Judge Martin, of Philadelphia,
Speaks; Sports. Country Plan,
Park system Discussed

Judge !. Willis Martin Of the Court
Of Commen Dcas,. Philadelphia, was
the principal, speaker - the forum
dinner Of the Westchester Chamber Of
Commerce held last night at the West
chester Fillmore Country Club. Rye.
". The forum topic was "Sports-
Their Relationship 20 the Country Plan
and the New Park system md MAX
inr westchcstor the Best Place in the
World in Which to Live" Mr and
Mrs. Eli Kirk Price. Of Philadelphia.
were tho other guests Of the Chamber
OF Commerce
Community tables seating ten pro-
vided room for 900 men and women
residents Of Nestchester. Collin Arm
strong is president Of the organization.
and Charles Wexford Leavitt was the
toastmastcr.
Among those present were Walter
z. Addicks. NJ. Kiseo; Herbert T.. An
CELL. ut Vernon; Henry K. Barrett,
White Plains: Franklin q. Brown.
DObbs Ferry: William K. Bull, Port
Chester; William Judson Clark, New
Rochelle; julius Henry Cohen. Elma-
ford, John W. Dickinson. Scarsiaie;
William J. Doyle. Katonah; Benjamin
/. Fairch.li. Pelham; George p. Hem
street. Hastings; John Z. HAllman,
Scarsdale; Gage +. Tarbell. New York;
Charles W Leavitt, Hartsdale; william
l. Leeney. White Plains; George =.
Mccoy, Pcekskill; Leverett S. Miller,
Now York City: William Mitchell. Yon-
kers; William Muldoon. Purchase;
Frank r. Pierson. Tarrytown: William
p. Randall. Pelham; Charles Ruston
jr., Bronxville; George A. Slater. Port
Chester; Fred T. Stafford, Brairc.if;
/ J. Crawford stevens. White Plains;
Alexander Stolz. Yonkcrs; =. A. STRAIT
ton. Nj. Vernon; II. M Turner Chap
paqua: J. Mayhew Wainwright. Rye;
Frederick G.. Zinsser Hastings, and
Elliot c. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
4 Agreemenf on Mexican Debt
Only a Step to u. 5. Recognition

WASHINGTON June disagreement on the mexican ueO' ~ =
ton in Now York to-day by American hnanciers ana Auo
ninistration that might advance the time ~ ~
government would extend recognition TO the Mexican kepuoo
While the agreement between 'he bankers ana "eN @
nro m tho state negotiations solely between
the private bankers and Mcxicohe disposition Of the
has been favorable financial agreement because Of e
mich. have in encouraging Mexican government to meet us
outstanding obligations
While welcoming the solution of the Mexican debt prooem' a.
agreement reached IN the New ierk
m s that until the Obregon government meet the demands
this foreign interests in Mexico be
and the rights Of there secured through the abrogaon
which declared TO be conhscatoy and dsem"aoE
foreign this Will not feel disposed 10 auo
a resumption Of relations with the Mexican Republic
New-York tribune., 1922-06-17
Alderman O'Rourke Resigns
To Acccpi Public Work. Post

Alderman John J. O'Rourke. of staten
Island. pas yesterday appointed As.
sistant Comm mionef OF Public WORKS
By Borough President Matthew J. Ca.
nh o. Richmond. Alderman O'Rourkc
handed has reficnhtion o. a member ~
thc Board - Aldermen 20 Aidermanic
Pre5iGcnt Hubert. iic has beer
member ~ the hoard Tor twelve years
and during that time had served on
important committees. lie lives in
stapletor ard represented the Sixty
fourth AldermEnie District. In his new
position Mr. O'Rourke win receive a
eaipr~ ~ e. in0