The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1922, Page 4

Hylan League Indorses O’Brien; Mayor Expected to Indorse All Candidates on Democrat Ticket ‘Aspirant for Surrogate’s Job Also Gets Backing of Influential Women—Ogden Mills’s Meeting at Town Hall to Be of the Red Fire Kind. By Joseph S. Jordan. Mayor Hyian has come out unqualifiedly for at least one candidate on the Democratic ticket, and assurance !s given that he will be with all of ‘them when the candidates on the State roster get back to Greater New York “for the whirlwind finish of the campaign. vanpere Corporation Counsel John P. O'Brien has the personal support of the Mayor and yesterday the Hylan @————————__— League, comprising 180,000 voters, / Mr, O’Brien and has offered her serv- ,announced its approval of Mr. ]ices in any way that she can be of O'Brien's candidacy in the following | 988!stance to him. wet Of ‘resolutions: Col. Donovan, Gov. Miller's running “Whereas, Mr. O'Brien has been] mate, was in town most of last week carrying on in the courts, in the leg-]and his reason for coming was a jslative halls at Albany, before the] Wire from the Rev. Father Francis P Governor and the Transit Commis-| Duffy, chaplain of the 165th (old sion, the great fight for the benefit] 69th) Regiment tn France, of which of the city and its people to maintain] ‘Wild Bill” came home as Colonel the 5-cent fare, for lower gas rates,| Father Duffy's wire was to the effect lower telephone rates and for opera-| that Jim Kelly, a former 69ther, was tion of municipal bus lines; and facing a court martial at Governor's “Whereas, Mayor Hylan has urged | {sland last Monday and that the Col the voters of New York County to] nel was wanted as a character wit- yote for and assist In the election of | ners. Mr, O'Brien for Surrogate; “Sure I'll come," was the Colonel's “Be it and it {s hereby resolved,| answer. “By all means, for one of That the Hylan League indorses the] the boys.” candiducy of Mr. O'Brien for the of-] And he cancelled a campaign fice of Surrogate of New York County] speech and came and his talk cleared and urges all its members to assist]Soldier Kelly. Then he went back to in his election."” Buffalo and never sald @ word about mers his mission here. That's the way he . John Binir of the Women’s| used to do things in the old days of Bemocratic Union has also indorsed] the regiment over there, and ho says THE EVENING WORLD, BeADAY, OCTOBER 23, that he's not running as o soldier] Manhattan Avenue, President of the] unnounced yesterday that the check- candidate; Strap-Hangers’ League, organized to uF n almost completed on the anus aid the candidacy for Surrogate of 10 had signed the petition Sihutow Ba thavd Sewsth | Corporation Counsel John P, O'Brien, | for J. P. Cohalan for Surrogate, Democratic car nate DU er ao aa from the 14th Senatorial ara the lower east side. Sena ney” has represented t { several years and no \ that bis party was in th € comes pretty near succeed 0 Ung what his district wan w he who passed the Jewisi ] Bill which affects very much part of his constituency Senator “Barney” worked senate for the measur of teac (s stituents found hie In the @ oO hink ls (6) Act ! affable and as approachabl: (2 own home ground, and rg m= . more friends in beth b nehe f the 4 eer tee | Vo think that Styles fective Barney Downing. % so new slippers so F ‘ Young "Al" smith atarte a charming and quali- campulgn for his dad, the (} ‘ b yesterday afternoon and Ye ty so fine may be continue it up to E Al jr. is President of the I League and with a lot of the bers, twenty-onesters of bot} sexes, he ts distributing Smith buttons and de, had from I. Miller at Ten Dollars! *10. I. MILLER 15 West 42nd Street all around the town.’ Youn; in his entourage twenty- prettlest girls in New York. of the Smith family is prove sla Socialist rallies are now in vogue on the lower east side, where M London is a candidate for re-ele and Abraham Lefkowitz and Jv Jacob Panken are also nominees f Congress. Louis, Waldman 1s candidate for the State Senate, 8, John Block is running for Judge In the 2d Municipal District Fifth Avenue at 46th Strees 1554 Broadway Open until 9 PM Brooklyn 498 Fulton Street, Corner of Bond Hudson Terminal Entrance: Fulton Street Matthew I. Donohue of No. 164 34th Seats —New York Tuesday—The Most Remarkable Values in Women’s and Misses’ Plain and Fur-trimmed Especially Marked at 78.00 4 dale, Gerona and Marvella. Women’s and Misses’ pers Reduced in Price to 38.00 and Satin. 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