New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-20

American Society of Mechanical Engi-
ncers; Henry :. Pritchett and DR..
Charles Riborg Mann, of the Carnegie
Foundation, spoke of the reaction IN
dustrial Amcricanization must nave
upon engineering education.
Raymond b. Price, OF the United
States Rubber Company, IN predicting
industrial conditions that will Obtain
in America after the war, said;
"Thc real industrial preparedness oil
this country will depend, more than
ANYTHING else. upon the degree 10
which American employers learn 70
conserve their workmen, who are, IN
the last analysis. the real root OF IN
dustrlal efficiency"
Several Others Speak
Other speakers were Adolf Lewisohn'
Morris Knowles. Of Pittsburgh; & H.
Dooley. Of the Westinghouse Company
Howard Coffin, Of the Council oil Ma
tional Defence; George A. Cullen pas
sengcr traffic manager OF the Lacha-
wanna Railroad; Arthur Davis, OF the
United States Reclamation fr'lSc'
Richard Feiss, Of Cleveland; Alexander
Humphreys, president OF Stevens, IN
sttutc: Professor Wendell, OF Column
bia; Professor Roe, Of Yale. ana
Charles Mum, Of "The Scientiilc Amer
lean"
Among the guests were:
LIP. Afford. editor of THE American
Machinist", Gardner {. Anthony. dean
Tufts College; r.. Il. Ashby, chief en-
cincer. LchIgh Valley Railroad; Leo >:
Raekcland. {. ". Baker, editor IN chieei
of "The Engineering News; Union "
BETHEL. president. New York Telephone
COMPANY; +. l.. Bishop, dean, unlVcr-
sity Of Pittsburgh; II. W. Blak Ike, edito
Of 1.-The Electric Railway Journal !;
John j. Carly. chief engineer, Amerl-
can Telephone and Telegraph Com
many: Colonel Samuel Harden Church
president. Carnegie Institute; +. H.
Constant. professor. Princeton uniyer-
sitv; VI. T.. Cooley, dean, College OF I'm
gincering. University Of Mlenlgahi
Thomas Crimmins. George A. tulleh'
passenger traffic manager, Delaware
Iackawanna & Western Railroad; MIS-
William Bayard Cutting. Gano Duhh'
president, j. G.. White Engineering 'or-
noration; Richard Feiss. general man
ager. the Joseph Feiss Company, CleVe-
land. r. II. Fcrnald, professor, uni'
versity Of Pennsylvania; DR. John H.
Finley. Commissioner Of Educaton'
state of New York; Clyde Furst. FRED
crick A. Goetz. dean. Columbia UnlVcr-
sitv; Charles Il. Going, editor, WORKS
Management Library New lorK'
Charles T. Gwynnc. secretary, IMAM
Der Of Commerce, State OF New YORK
Arthur A. Hamerschlag. director Car
r,gie Institute; Ira y. Hollis. presl-
dent Worcester Polytechnic Institute;
Alexander c. Humphreys, president
stevens Institute: W. r. ingalls,, editor
"Tbe Engineering and Mining Jour
mp. Dugald G. Jackson, professor
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
cambridge. Mass; Dexter :. kimball
Professor. Cornell University; Morris
knowles. consulting engineer, flttS-
Lurph: DR.. George +. Kunz. New ! ORR;
Nelson =. Lewis, chief engineer. board
of Estimate. City Of New York; Adolpn
Lewisohn. Sam A. Lewisohn, l..
Ioree. president Delaware & HUDSON
Railroad. New York; William Dean Nc
ClelIan. Wharton School of Commerce
and Finance: Charles K. Mann, pro
fesSor. Carnegie Foundations; Henry
Netcalf. professor. Tufts College; I'd
ward J. Nally, Marconi company; Leon
ard Noteworthy, professor Columbia
University.
John f. Otterson, superintendent
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven: r. s. Parsons, chief engl-
pcor Erie Railroad; Henry :. Prltchetti
president Carnegie Foundation; {. l.
richards. director Cooper Union; Jo-
,cph ". Roe. professor, Yale Unlver,,
s.ty; James T.. Russell, dean teachers
College: X. l.. Sackett, dean Pennsy J.,
vania State College; Jacob Gould
Schurman. president Cornell Unlver'
sity: Samuel Sheldon. professor
Rrooklyn Polytechnic institute. Brook
lvn: j. Waldo Smith. chief engineer
Board Of Water Supply, City OF New
York: /. b. Stillwell. New York; {: g.
Thomas. professor. Johns Hopkins Uni
,ersity: Edward l.. Thorndike, Teach
crs' College. S. T. Wagner, chief engi-
-,er Philadelphia & Reading Railway;
p d. Wagner, president General We
ricle Company; John +. Wallace, chair
man Westinghouse. Church, Kerr &
Co. New York; George Y. Wendell
professor. Columbia University; h. h
Westinghouse. vice-president Westing'
house Air Brake Company; Miss Maude
Wetmore. j. y. Whitehead, professor
Johns Hopkins University; Walter r
Wilcox, professor. Cornell University