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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
SEIZED nv FRAUD
CHARGE, SAYS HE IS
WEALTHY MEXICAN
Prisoner Who Bought Fine APP
parel Gives Name of
George D. CasaSuS

A Young man who said he was George
D. Casasus, Of Mexico City. and more
recently of the Hotel Aston, was ar
rested last night, charged with getting
1864 90 worth OF IS socks, $50 psjamas
and other apparel on false pretences.
The complaint was made by A. Sulka &
Co.. OF "a West Thirty-fourth Street.
Detective Burgess, who made the ar
rest. said that the prisoner represented
himself TO be Horatio, George Cosssus's
brother, and produced as reference a
letter from the Guaranty Trust Com
pany recommending Horatio. In his
pocket the police found handbook
issued 20 George ID. Casasus by the
Guaranty Trust Company showing a
deposit of $4,000, the date Of which,
however, was December l6.
Il WAS said at the Hotel Aston that
George d. Casasus, registered from
Mexico City, had been there since De
cember 3. The police say that Horstio
Casasus il now in Paris, and that
George, VINO is twenty years old, has
an equity Of 100000 in Mexican real
estate.
George H. Cssasus. whose father, the
late Joaquin d. Cssssus. was Mexican
Ambassador 70 the United States and
q millionaire, ran away from the Colo
RADIO School of Mines last April and
turned up at the Waldorf. thereby
arousng the ire Of his brother. Hors-
ito. who promised that George should
go back at once. In August George was
halted on the gangplank Of steamer
bound for Cuba and brought back to
explain about q check for $50 that had
been accepted at Shcrry's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
TELLS OF AID CLUBS WORK
n. :. Houston says Association cot IT.
Start In 1919 (onN ention

a, rr,cs-apa 90 rur Td5Ire
Baltimore. Dec. l5.-Work o. the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of the
World IN solving big business problems
promoting and enforcing honest ad'er-
Using. aiding retailers how 20 serve VIC
public and educating the whole. people
was described to-day by Herbert :
Houston. Of Garden City. Long islsno'
national president. az special iunoh
con in the Hotel Emerson. :,
The national association iound ltsell
AZ the Baltimore convention IN 1873 ne
said. 60. 30, ruddcr and compass, and
had been sailing for definite port
since" The body. he added. was nov
20 work ON the problem of marketing
and distributing. which he called INC
most fundamental boz business. lie saio
4 committee was analy7ing an advcr-
Using. supply and distribution system
for the individual retail trades.
Nr. Houston also told OF the recent
demand SURVEY" made here ana
throughout the country OF the business
institute, bv the educational secretary
OF the honest Advertising laws passed
IN fhirty-fvo states and TRANSLATED
into commercial practice through inc
aid of The vigilance committee. and
also Of the plan proposed 70 the South
ern Commercial Congress this week ln
NorfoIS 20 raise fund for advertising
the true South and I'7 advantage 20
the nation end the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
ARMY TRAINING
FOR ALL is URGED
TO PROLONG LIFE
Population Multiplying Too Rap
idly. Says Or. Fisk, Warn
ing Nation

Universal military training IS one OF
the remedies which DR.. Eugene Lyman
Fisk. A director Of the Life Extension
Institute, would prescribe for physical
degeneration in America.
DR.. Fisk had reference to the speech
Of Elmer T.. Rittenhousc. Commissioner
of Public Service and Conservation Of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
and president Of the Life Extension In
stitutc, before the convention OF Lite
Insurance Presidents on Thursday. Dir.
Rittcnhouse had described the average
American as a physical sham and had
dwelt upon his increased mortality
after the age of forty.
Universal military training said
Dr.. Fisk, provided the necossaryphysi-
cal examination be given to eliminate
at the beginning all those unit 70 en-
dure it. would help greatly to correct
the modern tendency 10 physical mac
tivity and thus reduce the mortality
from dcEeneIhtlNc uI't"'N2 ~
life. 1t would give all normal young
men good physical start and sccu5-
tom them to outdoor activity
Il seems that the decrease IN the OK
pectation OF life after forty IS some
thing peculiar to America. DR.. FISK
DISPOSED Immediately OF the argument
that such decrease was a natural Sc
ouence Of the increase in the eXpecta-
ton of life before that age by citing
the case Of European countries, and
especially Sweden.
"The trouble here is" he went on
that our population is multiplying 100
rapidly; industrial competition Is 700
intense: we are excessively prosperous
and eat too much, while tending more
and more to physical inactivity"
The expectation of life at birth in
this country is about fifty years, as
compared with forty thirty years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
Nv York County Of New York. In
the Matter Of the Application OF Gold
echnidt aud Lyman, Inc, tor authority 70
change Its Name to Goldschmidt & Forbes
TAKE notice that Goldschmidt and Ly-
man Inc domestic corporation. dug
incorporated under the Laws Of the stats
OF New York, having It's principal once az
number 90 West street In the Borough OK
Manhattan city. County and State % New
York' upon the petition OF said corporation
duly verified on the sth day OF December
1915. and the Certificate Of the Secretary
Of state OF New York state given under
his hand and seal on the Ith day or De-
cer1bsr. 1915. and upon due proof By am
davft that copy OF said petition and a
COPY OF said certificate we're duly on tho
eta day Of December. 1915, nled IN tho
once Of the said Secretary OF state and
upon further statutory proceedings 20 be
had herein by said corporation as TO the
due publication OF this notice once In each
week for three successive weeks in Two
daily newspapers published In the CITY
end County Of New York will apply 20 the
Supreme Court Of the state OF New York
at a Special Term thereof Part |. APP
pointed TO be held In and for the city and
County OF New York AT the New York
County Court House In the Borough OF
day OF January. 1871 at 1913 IN the fore
noon OF that day or IS soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard for an order author
ling said corporation 70 change its cor
Goldschmidt and Forbes Inc.
Dated Eew York city, December 9TH
1915
GoLpsCHMIDT AND LYMAN. nc,
b. ERWIN l. GOLDSCHMIDT.
President.
BY r. 7. FORBES.
Treasurer.
lseall Attest: WILLIAM VAN WICK.
Secretary
Yours. etc
WILLIAM VAN WICK. Attorney for
Address. iis Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Promotion, tn RAM Of csptain. Ilsuts charles
y Mchiuney. 10Th. and William J. Mc''rsth l5-d
Trsn,fe-, tDec i6,.--sers,s jams keenan,. go
20 sd. assigned 20 sigma monitor duiy for 90
Ssr.t George f. Corboy sch % so'h P&trolnisn
Dents J. hillGne. l5lsi 20 2sist assigned u bicycle
duty
Temporary Assignments. Csp.. John Nob's
lslst 10 command loIh n. DAYS. De- 90.
L,Jts John O. kriese- Trsfnc g 10 c q. 30
days. Dec IS, Michsel A. Icons Tel Bur. dess
04fd IS AGING captain. Dec. "a 70 81 sergi
John Noolsn. 'itu. 90 Training school. 90 DAYS
P.i s rl,S"' So a.y. De S - r-. 20 10
Hsrmsc. $50 ana Benjamin Wilder. liiih 90
g. u dqty in Tsi.dssd premises 80 day he,
rsaed premises % days De- II 49,.
To 'h ! j rom p,eeinnois iinsdie55i,d duty in
is6. George Pros. lSth Dsricl } NoElfos. 2is,
James McHmns els. sherman Benuey. 6i,t Her-
' A,.sn@.ai p.ontis1ss Hng c
Ma. i4eth. % Tel Bur. Temporary. FROM Dee.
ts,y., o. Ab,euo. with tin rS)-Inspe,o,
vilso p Hoe'i,ef lot3 J. d.. days De -
lanes 3 Ward Isl, and Bash v 'ihera., 81. Tor
da,. = 10 De- a. HenD A j. Wei>c1-
:s' So 6or, oS ss5 f'' 8s; }a an a We 6s
IS r. amin 6Aglan. IN ] d~. - ? m. Dec
2, T @..; v Eso s;, i'a da' p 70" De
De u John l. Molr itih Hem Rssel lsib
De- - Angus. , COOK ls'n. DAY. $ ?. m,
De- ID. Peter Won der schmidt 18th. ; day. 10 0i
} In c9 j:s. H lee, '' is.,5 d" a.,
M. De 81 Charle, ,H91msJ. ie.h dsy.
y On a. n. De . Charles }. Muller Irsf e..
De- q rhonas j wsish 1871. w4l,er II. Fsure.
Brsij. S 3siS' wua.m scssesei. i5sth: Goorss
lsy,t esd For dUa ?. z De- q fs,r, Sire
Asrs.sr eis,h lames 7. Hoy'sn I2d Daud 10
hrul. l1-f Charlie - Bosn. De, Bur days.
sv.psnesd from Dvb without pr.-Andr,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
1000 CLOTHING MAKERS
WIN DEMANDS THEY ASK
Test of Strikes Strength Due, with Pay
Increase on Monday

The striking clothing makers yester-
day achieved another triumph IN their
fight for the cght-hour day and IN
creased wages. The East Side Retailers
Association, employing 5000 workers.
agreed to the terms demanded by the
Amalgsmated Clothing Workers OF
America and will have their shops run
ming as usual by Monday morning.
More than fifty other manufacturing
concerns. employing 10000 workers
have granted the unions demands
since the strike went into effect,
Wednesday morning The first three
days Of the tie-up, according to these
figures. closed with $4,000 out Of 6O-OOo
strikers having won their terms.
The real test Of the strikes strength
will come on Monday morning, when
employers. according to an announce
ment issued yesterday by n. {. An
sorge. president Of the American Cloth
ing Manufacturers Association. viii IN
crease by 10 per cent the pay OF every
employc who has returned 90 work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
Arny and Many Orders;
Movements of WdrShibS

L. Col Il " LANE. detached j., ProTsionsl
Brigade Hayti: 70 "a Provisional Brigade, santo
Mijor HIGH MATTHEWS. detached hesdqusrtsrs
Marine Cops TO ID Provisional Brigade. santo
Msnr I W. wApLEIGH. detached as nsst
capt CHAHBLER CAMPBELL. detached artillery
bettAlion Ssnto Domingo. resume duty marine
FIRST f. O A Johnson. orders to Marc Island
revoked. 70 command marine detachment san
F,rs: ft p 4 GARNER. detached San Diego; TO
marine barracks. Mar Island ,- -.
First u. Il TEBBS. Jr. detached marine bar
racks. Norfolk TO command marine detachment
Second Ia. W II. srTz and " =. HAw-
THoRNE. detached marine ofee-rs' school. Nor
folk; 70 marine barracks Msrs Island
a w. 80 JAcoBsoS and b. y: JENKINs g:
,arhsd marine ogdce-s school. Norfolk 70 marine
barracks. Philadelphia. 70 duty advance base
force.
second Il. II. 5. FAssErT, 70 duty "a Pro
-,slnnal Brigade sa1to Domingo.
Se,ond Il G. GAROW. 10 duty lsi PnVsion@i
roIIo.tng disce-s and organizations ordered 20 T.
: from Hayti and santo Domingo Captains
NJ WISE VI BABB. Z. T. FORIsoN, X
y CREEPY, W n HILL and Fust H. j. =.
SMITH, 4th. 5th. 9Th. 18th and leth companies
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
n. ,.rs-- K.3 IA. RS ard St. Louis a,
Pearl Wartor. Bushnell and LII az NOTION
cbst.una AZ EUREKA Cal G-i at Ne" YORK yard
Sereus st Crlstobsl. ontario and Jupiter At
Guantanamo.
SAILED
De-. I3-GlAder. Ia Psz tor hcspuioo ,,..,.,, o..
Washins1on Frederick San Diego for san b ren =
cisco. ca \ Y TO sea. Hancock. Monte Chrstl
for cape hauen; NsFeus. Baloo. Tor Cfi''oo1i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
Paper Makers Appoint
Committee for Conference

PAPER manufacturers OF the United
States and Canada met al the Waldorf
Yesterday with members OF the Federal
Trade Commission and appointed q
committee OF nine 70 represent them m
conferences with committee Of pub
fishers In Washington to-day.
The committee selected consists Of
George ". Meade, of the Consolidated
Water Power and Paper Company, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich; George !. Scan
Ian. Of the Powell Paper Company, OF
Vancouver; r. T. Dodge. OF the Inter
national Paper Company, Of New York;
George II. Meade, OF the Spanish River
Paper Mills. Of Ssult Ste. Marie. On
tsrio; Justus COwies, OF inc ". n. Par
sons Paper Company, Of New York; {.
j. McNair, of the Northwestern Paper
Company. Of Cloquette. Mich; r. W.
Bsokus, Of the Minnesota and Ontario
Paper Company; Alex Smith, Of the
Ahitibe Pulp and Paper Company, OF
Montreal; George Cahoon' jr, Of the
LSurentide Paper Company, o. Grand
mere. Ouebec.
The members Of the Federal Trade
Commission present At the conference
we're William J. Harris, Joseph l..
Davies and viii II. Parry.
Z. n. Tomlinson. Of MorTistOVn. y J.,
president OF the National Editorial As
ISOLATION. and Ernest G. Smith, 81
Wilkes-Barre. Penn. az a committee
representing 10000 small papers
throughout the country, sought 10 pre-
sent the demands OF the small con
sumer Of news print 20 the manufact-
urery. They want a standard price OF
not more than ~ cents a pound,
against the 9 20 10 cents they say
they are compelled 10 pay IN me open
psrlc, and cosnnqrcd with the 325
cents az which larger consumers are
served. Their matter Will be consid-
cred in Washington.
Following the manufacturers meet
ing. James Boyd Potter, OF counsel, said
the only business transacted was the
appointment Of committee ss request
ed BY the Federal Trade Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
thomas strong. Plaintiff. against Lulu
NJ strong. Determination for Absolute
Divorce
To me above named Defendant You
are hereby eummoned 20 answer the com
nisint in this action. and 70 serve copy
81 YOUR answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within to-erty days AFTER the service OF this
surn-nons exclusive Of the day OF service :,
AMI In cgss OF your failure TO appear or
answer. Judgment ptll be taken against you
5v default Tor the relief demanded In the
complaint. ., =. ,o,-
TONEY A MORTON
attorneys Tor plaintiff
O-ce and p o Address
iie Nassau Street,
New YORK City.
sT-PpTNT COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
-Ihomas strong. Plaintiff agsinst Lulu
NJ strong Defendant.--NOtice.
To me above named Defendant No
,ice IL hereby given that the summons and
complaint herein is served on you by pub
ursfion. pursuant 20 an Order. dated No
vamber 18th 1916. made herein by Hon.
Fdgsrd J Gavesan. one OF the Justices Of
our Supreme Court. and fled in the office
OF the clerk 81 the County Of New York
on the 2ist day Of November, 1916
Dated New York. November 18Th. 1915.
TONEI = MORTON
Attorneys FOR plaintiff.
Ofiics and = q. Address.
li9 Nassau Street,
New York City
10 Lulu NJ strong. Defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
FORECLOSURE SALE

IN FORECLOSURE SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY or NEW YORK-City Real Es-
tate Company. plaintiff, against Hutwlll
Realty and Trading Co. lrc - a.. de-
PENDANTS Harold swain, Plaintiffs Attor-
rcy f16 Broadway, New York.
Pursuant 10 judgment entered December
IS. 1915 the undersigned will sell az public
auction. az the Exchange Salesroom. No. IL
Is Vesey Street IN the Borough OF Manhst-
tan city OF New York. at y o'clock noon
on January fth. 1917. by JOSEPH r DAY.
Auctioneer. the mortgaged premises directed
by said judgment 20 be sold. and described
as follows.
All that lot OF land in the Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York. with the
buildings thereon. now known as Number
IS Ludlow Street and being the northeriy
part OF the lot known and designated by the
Number Twelve hundred ard forty-niue on
the Map of the Delaney Farm, which said
lot Ia bounded as follows.
Westerly IN front BY Ludlow Street nine
teen feet. Northerly by the lot known ard
designated hy the Number Twelve hundred
and n.ty on said map eghty-seye feet six
inches: Essterly By land formerly 81 Charity
Miller. nineteen feet and Soltherly by land
now or late OF John Lawrence. eighty seven
feet six inches. BE said several dimensions
more or less
The following is a diagram OF said prem
fses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
Prom the Tribune Bureau
Washington. Dcrernher -.
AMY

Washington De'einNtr l's
ARMY
Prs, L. LEIGH ?. J. ZERBEE. .ssirl 81 SPA
0o-Ds al r. sam Houston. r-lort comins4'ui :
general Southern Dept for duty. ga,
Ffrr i, = l. MORROW. II. aviation o~ocr Sis
nj Coru@. from Memphis 70 NASHVILLE theice n
~ army and upon completion returh 7" pi''''
c,pa GEORGE Il CocHE.. = A. from coast
3ef,rres ~ Manila ard Subc hsSs March ; "
4 IS ami upor a-riSai AZ san Francisco reg"ri
Cspt c + MITCHELL. I'M. d,tachet rs, upon
~ TNayenaorrh Do 81. $3.50, , cp.rr
Porrisnert station q Capt EDGAR p CRAFT.
Nod Cor~. ch,9sed % PIe:ido o. :" ~"
r' t,S1 o. CAP. G. " BIDGLER cav. detached
NJ n, ri,t Il J r. lands. isth 1nf
piso~i % dsschef lis, and name Of tlrst -
BASIL EDWARDS. iniy captain ana S'1N'
uigs ahvo,ae. removed thefe, roI1. r., IRNER
TIfKTRIVG iib Inf. upon relief from Le'er
nan Gen Hospital san Frsnciso; Two nouns
granted T. Col g MN i..o 5,,, ss' xrsnt
81 Capt GEORGE a. r TRUMBO. cav. de'Aeiiel
Ia one month aud twelve days granted nv
I,, 5ANE III, L lf EbWiR S6"' < TtLiDGE
Penn \ e. artn1d until Jan 10. - ~.
Resignation n Frs; II, FRANZ l. NbSi' leh''
y G.. accepted.
u G a. W II. CURTIS 10 Seattle 49, ..,
7, III q I : BOYD. detached. 20 ntuIs oN'
schiey and on hoard when comniHioned -,
surgeon II = ODELL detached command naTh
bSsuitai Yokohama. 20 home and wait oideHrs
S,i-yeor A " FAt-STIEROY. detached NsEsl
1890 s.h.oi Washing'on. Jan. %. 10 duty M
command uausl hospital. Yokohama
MARINE CORPS
r., r r TpTADWEIL detached duty assist
naval suache. London. 20 l. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16

San,urce San Juan and Arroyo De- ?. Jobqs .
AID Guanfra .. 10 the New } ort and Fort" ~,
- 60 with mdso Bar a. 30 ~ D., r.a-.
Cbsra Vita ard Nue1ins 10. 20 ~ N1ns'l -
Line pi'h mdse. Bar Al midnight IGN g,-
NaylAnIs OBJ. Baltimore Dee H.. 70 SlnpsF''
Ie,iaal lNori Norfolk Dec ~. 10 Norton. ilIy f"
Co in ballast Quar- ~ 30 m.
iIc0n fN0rl. Seville No7 y. 70 ne Cans - L'''
with mdse Bar AZ 30 a m.
Cnesar. axe Baltimore. N The NoF YORK a01 ht
umors Trans 80. With mdse. quar- ., 10 " ~
CIts u ~ f>riis. Ssssnnsh Dec II, 20 no p'eh
S. Co. With passengers and mdsc. quar- a. va
Fo-id. For, Arthur Dcc S. 10 the Tcras on 60
with mdss Reported OF Ambrose Channel Lisnt
ship 10 On.
Farmi lBrI Drmersra De- 2. Barbafos ?. DO.
minica @. Antigua and ~ Kits Z. - rnll go ~
Trrr.u = 10 Fuuess. Withg 90. With passenger
mails snt udsp Raj a. u 10 m 49,. o,s
Madison. Ntsporf News aud Norfolk. 70 mo 'l
Dominiou s, 60. with ptssens'rs AID mdse Vl'.
chicago tFr,. Bordeaux Dee {. TO no Com ,,ri
psgnie t;enefsle Trznsstlsutiqus With passenger.
malls and ndse. Bar a. go ? m. ~.
Agsmemnou tBrl. London NOV -, % me h'"-l
s. Co. nd. Bar Al 10 N 20. ~.
S'assng.rsn tNorl. GonslVes Dee 2 InIl az
Prince q Aur Caves 4 Iscrrcl and SantaSo r.
70 mo Raphael 81 Line. with mdse. tar a. 2 p m
with passenger mails and mise. olsr a. f"'
Admiral Sebrss Anto'asasts nov 49,. Crsioaal p.
Havana Dcr % ant jacksonville II. Win tn1'r
NO So7e6o Gal,e,,oa Dec and Re, Wet u -
the Mallory :. Co with passenger AMI nose. o''
ca Sinclair BIZ. Calcutta via Norfolk No7
N and Boston Dec - 10 baf0ef 70 W.T."
np,lse Quar- - 80 no. ,
Gmscppo Verdi llfsO. Genoa 70 MacDo.nru q
ToIda. WITH passengers. mails ara mise pl'i A.
1919 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR AsPhAb.., coypg
Hardware Tor MllworG. ssn,..m. jsek'
Brass Rods. Spelter. screws 80 oshis
st,d Aluminium Kettles, and fe,.g Al ~
Sealed proposals will be received onssr
once OF the General Purehsslns o c.
The Panama Canal Washins5sSS" i,is. .
until 1880 4. NJ, Deem oel -. N POLL.
for furnishing the above n,l9. ,flo- r.
lstlng % this Circular lNo. ~ ~ o,rc,. q
,Ss A..i,,ant Purchasing Agents s,sss,
street.. Sew YORK city, sno 81 -. as
central Bunding New orls.ns n Pslh.
from the l. : Engineer I'm p,rsharsa
more. Md philadelphia. y Clsss
Pa. Boston Mass: Bursio, cc.,e.so. IN
and. ohio. Cincinnati. ono; hIWs.usss
81 Ioui-. Mo-: Detroit; Nh i,,.,oess. Tsoa.
Wis - Paul MINI. 49, IA Hsri ,
1gown Maior. corps Of Enslnee''
a General PURCHASING once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
sURROGATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF Hon.
JOWN r. COHALAN. a Surrogate OF the
County - New York Notice Is hereby given
TO All persons having claims against ALICE
HARRIET YOUNG, late OF England. King.
dom u Great Britain and Ireland. decsS SD
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber. AZ tie place OF tranfactlng
busiuess, No 45 Wall Street; Borough OF
Manhattan. IN the CITY of New York. on o.
before ihe 30th day Of March next
Dated. New York. the -lst day OF Sep
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Auxiliary Executor.
STEWART a sHEARER.
Attorneys FOR Anciilary Executor.
~ Wal Street.
Manhattan. New rcrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
Or. w. Z. Huntington Retires

Boston, Dec. l5.--The retirement o.
D.. William =. Huntington from active
educational work was announced TO-
day. The trustees OF Boston Univer-
sly Yesterday accepted his resignation
>. dean Of the graduate school. DR..
Huntington has been connected with
the university for forty-siI years, and
Serces as It's president for two years.
Professor Arthur ". Neysse, head OF
the biology department Of tho College
g. Liberal Arts o. tho university. vas
cocscn q, DrlHuntiugton'' successor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
REvELER KICKS SLUM ANGEL
Miss Livingston Injured While Trying
TO Rescue Girl

Miss Rose Livingston, for many years
worker among the unfortunate women
who find their way into Chinatown, Is
recovering at the Presbyterian Hos
pital from an operation.
According to her friends, it was
kick from the boot of a drunken long
shoreman which caused Miss Living
ston's trouble. Seven weeks ago, they
saw. she received word that a girl
known as Lillian was being held IN a
house in Sands Street, Brooklyn.
The woman entered the house one
night. but she was attacked by several
men and the girl was spirited away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-16
Secret Ballot To-day VIII
Decide Action for
Winter
WALKOUT TO GO ON,
IS PREDICTION
Companies Must Answer
for Inadequate Ser
vice to p. $. {.

Inc car strikers. idle since Scptem-
Der 6. will vote in secret to-day on a
motion TO declare the strike of. The
decision 20 vote on the question FOL
lowed the failure Of President Wilson
acting As an individual, 70 obtain a
settlement in the dispute between the
companies and the Amalgamsted Asso-
citation Of Street and Electric Railway
Employees Of America.
The proposition that a vote be taken
was submitted 70 the men Of the sew
cral systems Yesterday in tho form OF
report signed by William B. Fit
gerald and his associates in charge OF
the strike FOR the Amalgamatcd Asso-
citation. and the members Of the exec
utive boards Of the several locals. in
this report the causes and extent Of
the strike were reviewed, the odds
against the men presented and the ei-
forts 70 obtain a settlement tnrous
city. state and national ohcials iecl'eo'
Men familiar with the situation eN,
pressed the opinion that the vote Wouid
be in favor of keeping the strike up
or the II 600 who went on strike u IS
estimated that not many more IMAM
half are still out, some 1000 having
returned 20 work, and perhaps 5'9oo
obtained places In other cities or OIL
ferent lines OF employment mere.
OF those on strike, large percentage
are declared to be In favor OF staying
out all winter. feeling that, as the
companies have been unable TO fill their
places and restore full service they
may yet win.
p. :. Commission Acts
Failure of the companies operating
in The Bronx 10 maintain an adequate
service has been noted by the Public
Service Commission. which has ordered
them 10 appear at $3.50 p. m. Monday
and show cause why an order Tor more
service should not ISSUE.
The companies under subpoena are
the Union Railway Company, the Vest
chester Electric Railroad Company. the
Yorksrs Railroad Company, the south
ern boulevard Railroad Company and
the Pelham Park & City Island Railway
COMPANY. al Of which operate lines ~
The Bronx.
Similar orders. il was stated yester-
dav at the rooms OF the Public Service
Commission. are expected 20 be issued
sbortly against the New York Railways
Company. operating the green cars IN
Manhattan. and the Third Avenue Rail
road Company, operating the red cars
Reports on file at the commission show
that these companies have been giving
about rs per cent Of the service.