Evening journal., 1914-01-15
DEAN TELLS
STUDENTS HOW
TO SUCCEED
DR.. Murray ImpreSSeS on
Youth the Necessity Of
Having Clear Minds
SAYS RELIGIOUS WORK
MAKES BETTER WORKERS

DIR. w. l.. S. Murray, pastor of kp-
worth NJ. +. Church and dean OF Goldey
College addressed the students of Goldey
College yesterday afternoon on the sub
iect: "Busness Ethics Necessary to-
Business Success Dr. Murray began
his twenty sixth year as dean of the
college yesterday, and during that time
be has been delivering six lectures a
year TO the students upon business sue
cess.
DR.. Murray la his address yesterday,
pointed out the right and tho wrong
ways of doing business. lie impressed
upon the students the fact that there
are certain vital essentials they must
heed it they expect to succeed in busi-
ness.
"Unlcss man has q healthy body, q
( clear mind and a pure heart his success
will be practically doomed he declared
lie explained that his allusion TO a pure
body referred TO the young men keep
/ ing their physical powers intact by
avoiding dissipation Of amy kind. such
as smoking. drinking on anything else
that would likely tend To impair health.
lie cited several instances that had been
brought TO his attention where employ
crs had refused TO engage young men
/ who were habimal cigarette smokers,
and he gave an illustration 20 prove
that 10 one who mdulges in cigarettes
could have pure blood.
DR. Murray also referred to keeping
late hours saying that II interferred
with clear thinking on the part OF
either young men OF women He
told the students that they owed 70
to their employers to go TO their task
each morning with alert brains In
order TO give value received He
spoke of the need for truthful men
and women "who would give fidelity
to every trust without regard to con-
sequences
The speaker declared that he was
OF the opinion that there we're many
temptations for young people i'm busi-
ness to disregard the truth at times
but stated frankly that IL they gave
up TO that temptation 70 would leaC
. to dire consequences. He urged The
[ I students TO have high ideals and e
tell the truth under all circum
v stances. and TO endeavor 10 max
the world better for having lived y
81. He read a definition of success
he mad clipped from paper Whic
had been written by a young woma
= who had won a prize of $3.50 In Ope
} competition for H. and he advise
the students to accept Il as their ow
motto in life.
Dr. Murray made q plea for IN
y young people 30 identify themselve
y with religious work. and felt tina
y their usefulness in the business worl
would be greatly enhanced by bein
so connected.
He declared that the natural out
:. come Of the course of study the
young people we're taking in the schoc
' would be the getting of a position, an
he showed that in order to win IN
attention of the business men III
students must be able to do well th
work the business men wished don'
r. Dr. Murray emphasized the great nee
y that exists IN every line OF trade TO
a trained men and women who's
l. character and habits are above rt
/ proach. who are dependable. mental
Is able and possess o vigorous vitalit,
W To SUCH he declared, the world e,
tends a glad hand
vs. DR.. Murray concluded his lectuI
a by reading "a poem entitled When
ig Man Is Out OF a job" after which b
urged upon the students the advisi
bility of preparing themselves Will
they had the opportunity so as TO n,
be tinged with the pessimism naturi
> to "The Man Without a job
l. Dr. Murray received an ovatio
from the students at the conclusio
Of his address.