Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-13

| vice president; Lionel h fleloer, see-
rotary; Margaret Birdsell. treasurer.
Advises Graduates
of Business High to
| Work Diligently
| "Strye to get along without super
vision, Short hours and minimum wages
! won't land you anywhere. If you are
willing to do more than you are paid
for. after a while you will earn more
than you deserve"
This summed up the advice given by
John Dolph. president Of the Washing
ton vocational guidance bureau. TO
graduates of the Washington Business
High School on how to make a success
in the business world
Mr.. Dolph and Representative julius
Kahn of California we're the principal
| speakers at the commencement exer-
cises of the two-year graduating class
of the school last night Both drew
lessons from the lives of great men,
showing that success may only pc 90,
| tanned through the following OF nara
and fast rules of perseverance. w. L.
| Galliher member of the board of edu-
! cation, presided. The assembly hall was
packed to Its capacity Dy 1IleIuS dAio
! relatives Of the graduates.
Real Test of Value.
mind the fact that compensation de-
ponds upon value and that value is de-
termined by the amount of supervision
that a person requires in his work
Don't go into an office and say you ,
want $40 week. Tell them what you
can do and then show them that you
can do it. Remember that you will do
IA good deal more than you will be
paid for. but if you do it ungrudg s,I1 ~
the time will come when you will be
paid more than you earn
The speaker took an indirect rap at
the recently passed elght-hour law
when he declared that short hours ana
advance the interests of any one. He
ladmonished the graduates not to go
Into a work that does not appeal to
them.
Indication Of Success.
Representative Kahn struck a respon-
sive chord at the beginning of his ad-
dress when he declared that the win
ming of the competitive drill by the
Business High School showed that the
students of that institution know how
| to obey orders and that this character
istic is a strong indicator of greater
success to follow.
| mo matter what you do" he said. do
| it with all your might and you are
bound to land at the top. Mediocrity you
find everywhere. Nothing is accomplished
| without effort.
| Representative Kahn paid tribute
| to the lutire membership of the school
and to the efficient work of the school
! officers.
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prayer by Rev. George A. Miller. Sew
| eral selections were rendered by the
| High School Orchestra. Gertrude
| Mcguire, sister of one Of the gradu-
ates was overcome with the heat dur
| ing the exercises. and had to be taken
| home.
Those Getting Diplomas.
| Diplomas were awarded by Mr.. Dolph,
assisted by Allan Davis. principal of the
school. to the following: Agnes Dorothy
Alderman. Mae Miriam Baker. Marian
| Sieger Benner, Minnie Guy Bernau.
Irene Blumberg. Lorena Boswell. Ade-
laide Victoria Boyd. Agnosbell Lucille
Buck. Marie Louise Burke. Margaret
Agnes Burns. Catherine Berghane Cable.
Jean Thompson Campbell, Eugenia
Sinclair Cissel. Pauline Sylvia Cohen.
Margaret Peyton Cullen. Lucille Cecil
nison. Catherine Sophia Eberle. Lydia
Lorraine Eppley. Annie Charlie Evans.
Miriam Miriam F nnas,a Evans L Lori Anna
Florence Foster. Helen Irene Gibbons.
Zaidee Sudoria Green, Mary Eugenia
Grisson. Lily Mae Guy. Mable Angela
| Hardey, Isabella Hartin, May Adelaide
Hensley. Anna Marie Herath, Rosie
Annie Herschman. Mary Lucille Hol-
land, Roxana Florence Holmes Agnes
Elizabeth Ella John. wintfred Margaret
Anna Ruth Klotz. Gertrude Estelle
Lewis, Sadie LEICESTER. Lucille Loveless,
Ethel Lusby. Anna Rose Mccormack.
Helen Theresa Mccormick. Agnes
Mae Miller, Estelle Lucie Milne. Helen
Roberta Moore, Rachel Morris. Louise
Anna Nalley. Mildred Virginia Nor
WOOD Mary Elizabeth O'Hagan, Anna
Isabel oldfeld, Edith Payne. Stella
Hester Payne, Violet Lillian Penn,
Florence Mary Porter. Katherine Nu-
man Pidgeon. Margaret Agnes Pom
Theresa Price. Hazel Belle Putnam,
RUSSELL Susie Elizabeth Ryon.
sylvia Harriet scheff. Mary Ethel
schi idn nna L9uiSe sol Olga schmid
/ Selby, Anna Mae Schank Hazel Ger
trude Evelyn Shaw. Doris Virginia
Shea. Arlie Smith. Tensile Smith. Velma
Wiley Smith. Margaret Katherine Stub
Thompson, Ruth Augusta Treherne,
Elizabeth Clare Vonderau. Florence
Mabel Walther. Ruth Anita Westergren,
Nina Mildred White, Grace Evangeline
| Wilmer and Grace Leonora Zeller
David Adler, Joseph Frances Becker,
Jesse Elmer Benson, Louise Herman
Biron, Frederick Walter Buckler Chester
Montgomery Burhans. Edward Francis
Coleman, William Edwin Cox, Owen Nc
kinley Crooke. James Osborn Davis,
| Frank Albertus Dawson. Clayton Francis
du Fief. Robert Frederick Freund, Rob-
| ert Lee Flynn. Noah Garner, Roger Yer
non Garrett Diller Baer Croft. Rudolph
Thomas Harrell, Herbert Elmer Haven
ner, Aloysius Joseph Koran. Irving Theo-
dore Horn, Richmond Bowling keech, Leo
4 Aloysius Liston, Jan Roy Mackenzie.
Robert Lauxman McMacki William An
thony Malice, William Mazo. Manuel
Mensh. Irving George Quesada, Ralph