The New York herald., 1922-01-01
MAYOR TO RECEIVE
PUBLIC IN CITY HALL
Informal Open House Will
Mark First Day of New
Administration.
HUBERT NAMES AIDS
Kenneth +. Sutherland to
BE Chief Assistant at
$4,000 a Year.
MAGISTRATES SELECTED
Jean III. Norris TO Fill Out
Term of Francis Y. Mancuso
on Police Bench.
MAGISTRATES SELECTED

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Mayor Hylan's second administra-
tion will be opened informally with a
reception at the City Hall tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. The Mayor
will make an address and administer
the oaths of office to the members OF
his cabinet. There is only one change
there. the substitution OF John III. De-
laney as Dock Commissioner in place
of Murray Hubert. who becomes
President of the Board OF Aldermen.
The MAYOR announces he will be
glad TO receive any citizen of New
York and that no tickets of admission
will be required.
Mr.. Hubert, incoming President Of
the Board OF Aldermen. will hold an
the other end of the hall following that
OF the Mayor. He will preside over
the organization meeting of the new
Board of Aldermen at noon.
Mr. Hubert announced yesterday the
following appointments:
Assistant 10 the president. $4,000 a
year-Kenneth L. Sutherland, former
Senator. 1919 West First street. Coney
Island.
Examiner. S4.50O-Thonas A. Will
Jams. 147 West Ninety-ninth street.
Examiner. S3.s0O--william j. porgan
544 East 1891 street. The Bronx.
Legislative secretary. S3.20o-William
o'Connor. 153 West Fifty ninth street.
Secretary TO the president, s3,i4O--
Frank j. McEneny, 1913 Carroll street.
Brooklyn.
stenographer-John A. O'Neil, OF ls3
West 107th street
Mr. McEneny, who was Mr. HUI
bcrts secretary when he was a Repre-
sentative in Congress. Is a purely per
sonal appointment He served In the
war as a clerk on Pershing's staff. Suth-
erland, who lands the best plum. ie
leader OF the sixteenth Assembly Dis
trict I'm McCooey's organization. Tom
Williams is Tammany leader Of tho
Ninth District In Manhattan. The ste
nogiapher also Is q part OF the Tam
many patronage. Dorgan was recon-
mended by Arthur Murphy's organiza-
ton In The Bronx. o'Conner has been
fixture In the office for many years
Mayor Reappoints Judges.
Mayor Hylan announced tho reap
pointment for a fun ten year term OF
Justice James j. McInernoy, of the Court
of Special Sessions In Brooklyn. city
Magistrates Casper J. Liota and George
II. Folwell. OF Brooklyn. also were re-
appointed for ten years. Thomas y.
McAndrews, OF Manhattan. and Jacob
Eilperin. OF Brooklyn. tho former tom
porary City Magistrate. and tho latter
formerly one. were appointed for fun
terms OF ten years 10 the two additional
City Magistrates recently ~rcnted.
Magistrate Jean H. Norris OF Man
haitian was named 20 flil tho uneNpircd
term of Francs X. Mancuso. VINO goes
on the General Sessions bench. The
term expires June %. 1880. Charles y.
! Oberwager OF Manhattan was named 20
take the unexpired term Of Mrs Norris,
ending April 30, 1877.
julius Miller. Prosident-elect a. the
Borough of Manhattan. has appointed
Theodore III. Ward OF 81 West seventy
fifth street as secretary OF tho borough.
effectivs to-day. Mr. Ward has served
in public offices for the last fifteen
years, having been an Assistant Dlstrici
Attorney, an Assistant Corporation
Counsel and a member OF tho Assembly
Ho was a captain In the army in lsh
and 1919 after which Mayor hylan ap-
pointed him judes OF the Municipal
Court for the Fifth district ln islp ana
1921 he was assistant counsel 20 the
Public Service Commission for tho First
district.
Miss Annie Matthews. the incoming
Register. announced the foiiowine ap-
pointments: Edmund =. Holahan. Dep
uty Register: Mrs. Josephine Flynn, sec
retary; Thomas r. Murphy. cashier.
Miss Loretta Bonner. assistant cashier
oven 10 Get Park omc..
In The Bronx II was reported thnt
Thomas J. O'Neil. the outgoing sheriff.
might be named Park COMMISSIONS ~
Mayor Hylan. IL also was said ecofgs
A. Brown. recently named az Tanusny
leader of the Third Assembly district,
would succeed Patrick J. Kane a. rl-
perintendent OF Public Buildings and OF
fices I'm the Borough Presidents office
Mr.. Kane resigned both the leadersnl =
and the office when he ran for sheriff
ON the anti-Tammany ticket In the re-
cent election.
BENJAMIN Marvin Of Grand avenue.
Jamaica. lawyer and publisher Of the
Iona island Press, was appointed Com
missioner of Public Works by Borough
President Connolly Of Queens. The SAL
arv is $500 n year. Joseph RupDci OF
Ridgewood was named secretary 20 the
Commissioner at $500 Isaac Russell
of ie5 Manor avenue. Woodhaven. was
named secretary to Mr.. Connolly. az
81 400. John w Caveney was named SUI
perintendent of Final Disposal. at ~. "a.
Peter seery. Sheriff-elect OF Kings,
has reappointed William Schnitzpan.
leader OF the Twentieth Assembly dis
trict, as under Sheriff Maurice J.
, Moore OF the Ninth Assembly district
; was named counsel TO the Sheriff. and
Miss Marie Frugone. who was secretary
10 John Drescher. retiring Shsriff. will
continue in that capacity under Sheriff
Seery
James A. McQuade. Register-elect Of
Kings. has reappointed Thomas r..
? Wogan. leader OF the Ninth Assembly
, district. as Deputy Register. and Hyman
, schorenstein, leader OF the Twenty
; third as assistant deputy. He has re-
appointed Algernon I. Nova as counsel