The New York herald., 1922-12-30
SIDEWALKS OF N. Y.
IN ALBANY TONIGHT
Tammany Moves North to
Dance With 'Al' Smith at
Inaugural Ball.
ALL OLIVER ST. GOING
Even Mrs. Drum, Aged &c,
Isn't Going to Miss the
Big Goings On.
ALL OLIVER ST. GOING

This is the day when Tamrnany moves
to Albany to dance with "Al'' Smith at
the inaugural ball tonight and see him
reinstated as Governor on Monday. Mr..
Murphy will go. of course ex officio
and other bigwigs of the organisation.
but the bunch to warm the cookies of
the capital are the neighbors from
Oliver and adjacent streets. TIE IT. /.
F.'s (First Irish Families) of the old
Fifth ward-they're the ones who un-
derstand the true significance of THE
Sidewalks of New York" and Sweet
Rosie OGrady."
And they'll be there. even unto Mrs.
Thomas Drum of n Oliver street. next
door to the Smiths. Mrs. Drum Is =
years old and she thanked the saints
for woman suffrage because II per-
mitted her four years ago, to cast her
first vote for the Hon. Alfred r.. Smith.
she insisted on going TO Albany to-day
in order TO be there for the ball. she
will be attended by her brothers, John
and Patrick Roche, the latter former
Assemblyman.
Ton, FoIct Leads Pilgrims.
on election night when the first re
turns came In. Assemblyman Peter J.
Hamill grabbed telegraph blank and
reserved twenty-five rooms at the
Hotel Ten Eyck In Albany and forty at
the Hampton for the nelghbors ot
"Ars" from the First Assembly district
He did not underestimate the number
The whole flock is bound for Albany
to-day Thomas +. Foley, Mentor OF
the Governor-elect in politics. will lead
the march, with his co-district leader
Daniel Il. Finn, son of Battery Dan,
with Representative Dan Riortln as
escort of honor. Assemblyman Hamill
having gone ahead to keep Albany luiet
until the real people could get there.
Others In this select group will be
Johnny" Gilchrist Commissioner os
Licenses; Charley Brady, Superin-
tendent of Buildings; Magistrate Tom
Nolan, Tom Campbell, clerk of the
Municipal Court; Richard j. Delehanty,
Deputy Tax Commissioner: DIR. Joseph
s. j. Manning. Alderman Marty TIA.
haney. Miss Theresa O'Connell, princi-
pal of the Hester street school, and
Johnny" Hoyer. Justice of the Munc,-
pa Court, who lives at rs Oliver street,
across from the Smiths, it being under
stood that most of the men mentioned
are heads of families by whom they vii
be accompanied There are also DIR.
Edward De Rosa. DR.. Paul Sarubr and
many others who. although not exactly
F. !. Fs are favorably known around
Cherry Hill Some of the Pilgrims will
depart on second section Of tine En-
pire State Express at 1926, others at
r. NJ. Every parlor car seat on the
New York Central for Albany trains
to-day ard tomorrow was reserved
long ago.
Charles F. Murphy IS to leave at
o'clock with Mrs. Murphy, Surrogate
and Mrs. James A. Foey and Thomas
F.. Smith. Public Administrator. In his
immediate party. Outside of the Oliver
street delegation there Is TO be no con-
certed pilgrimage. Comparatively few
district leaders will make the journey.
In their behalf it is said that they all
saw "Al" inaugurated four years ago
and would find no novelty in the scene ::
moreover, that on such occasions they
are so beset by would-be State job
holders for whom they can do nothing,
that they prefer the home fresids
Among the minority of leaders who will
be on hand are Messrs Foley and Finns
as noted, also William r. Kenneally,
Marty" NcCue and jeremiah T. Ma
honey.