The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-02
Relation of the Individual
to Modern Business World
Person to Meet Requirements of Organized Business
Must Be Educated in Organization and in Sciences
of Economics, Accounting and Law.
ny HOMER ST. CLAM P\CE. 4. r. A..
Pace Standardized COurses In Accuuntancy and Bu.isess
NdmluistrattO

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II N'ost perP'eN'hs proo-
" iems OF the present day Is the
=. problem OF the adjustment Of the
ihoiViduai 10 MS proper tasks In such a
hnahhes that ne Will nave an opportu-
nifty TO grow and develop and to achieve
success. Many persons. though earnest
anu aWpt'ious. are dissatisned. ana often
risntiy 40. with the WORK which they are
ooihs anu win the return which II pro-
duces. They are constantly consider
ing ways or increasing their output OF
service They desire to obtain a clearer
VISION or what the world OFFERS In the
way OF vocational opportunity and 80
they are teadily seeking a more intimate
knowledge OF their " capacities In
order to adjust themselves to the de-
manos OF modern commerce.
Inc persons VINO are taking this rest
less point Oh view with regard To their
economic welfare are fairly representa-
tive or every community. and IT Is nat
urai ana desirable that they should be
Iorced TO give TO practical az
iairs. Wherever man finds himself he
must produce the Things which he eats,
ana the clothes which he wears, and
the shelter under which he lives. Life
itself. to say nothing OF comforts and
Injuries. Is dependent upon the available
supply or Things material, and. con-
sclousiy or unconsciously. all that We do
IL determined ana directed by our eco
nomic needs.
NO human sacrince Is too great TO be
MADE wAen an economic need IL TO be
satished' Perilous voyages are under
takeh' new ands are discovered ana
explored pestiientiai swamps are
drained the rigor OF the polar eli.
mate are withstood; ana wars are
tought-ail at the cost OF untold labor
anu treasure OF me. IN order To make
more readily aNaiiaoIe the material
'ninss tna' are needed 10 , ire
ana 10 make II NO hardships
are 100 great TO deter the gold miner
from ms arduous quests no volcano IL
SO dahgerous as TO depopulate perma-
hentiy the iertiie areas around Its base
ana no uuai wave or earthquake VIII
cause u people permanently TO abandon
u uesiraoie commerciai seaport. Men
are aNaiiapie Tor cllmoins steepies. Tor
empioyHeht IN powder mills, Tor DIVING
opera'iohs' Tor WORKING IN air locks
ior oo'ng All THESE ana a Thousand other
thihss. IL the pay is sulncient. We are
conToiieu IN our daily hves all the time
ny our economic needs and desires.
Hs we peat oack munger n want
from our doors ana establish ny the
accumulation OF property an economic
Dreaming spell we seem TO rise above
Ihe sordid ana the practical. and we
na'ter ourselves that our major interest
IN III Ine so-caiied cultural aHairs OF
nie' Inc iact remains. however. that
literature music ana art which have
only an ihoirect eHect upon production,
can ne developed anu maintained only
when the rimar economic needs are
assured.
There is no reason why we should
De lSnatltu 10 look the WOIkAunX world
squarely In the face in this way. From
the viewpoint OF the community We can
per'or" no greater service IMAM 10
extend economic security I'M from the
viewpoint OF our W welfare and the
we'fare OF our FAMILY We can do no
more important or desirable thing than
10 earn ana coiiect such a hhahcia' re-
turn as VIII give us and our families
independence n an opportunity TO en-
JOY the inner thinss OF me-
Let us look AT the subject IN TWO
ways r1rst' let us consider the range
OF ecohoihi, actiVi'! win the various
Nocat'ohs mat are a'a'iap'e lot e'o-
monte purposes anu Seconui!' i' US
CONSIDER 'he capacity OF 'he inoiNlduai
an" ms reia',o" 10 Tie opportunities
LOT success IN business
III FORMER u"'s an ,huIN'uuai oI.eh
SCI ny nus own es'aohsnineh' ana pro
Ter lie raiseu ms own crops anu ms
iahiiiy OF ms Servants carI'eo the p.ou-
uc's through 10 !he s'ases 'eeoeu 10
MAKE theih a'a'iaoie ior iooa : an"
they spun 'he arm ana wo'e me i"or'c
reuu'eu to' n"ah'"s 'io."eS. ine SUI
plus pronuctS were eNchahseu LOT the
iuxurles wnich ZANE from aiar-spi'es
an" sum 'ne "eit''e VI ~ '"u'>'"u''
cs'aoiisni'eh' II ueNe'op.u IN w. e"S
lie nuliolhs asaS was a 'pea, anu pes'
sonar m"''er, me ieuo"i io'u OF en'ei-
tam dispute WIN 'he NHhs 'e THU
TO govern
IN 'he villages anu IL 'ne '.,'cs man
uIactur,hs was car''eu ." ~ we no",e'
Mechahiicai power was supple" ny
means OF persons OF 10y ah''h"'S' anu
there was III" particular ecohoh! III
power 10 ne gained ps prihsihs a. great
number OF persons 'osether' me M
vehtion or me steam ens,le ana 'ne
thousands OF Wecnanical oeVeiop'nen'
which are more or less tne result OF tne
Invention, have compiete'y changed inns
condition Cehtrahzed powfr meah
factory production 'hstead Oh nome pro,
duction, especial! wheh accompanied
by steam transportation, "n''h shu'''es
products petweeh 'he iohe'N proouoer
and the Factory group
The use OF power III rahspor'a'io
has changed as well the NE ana Worh
Of the asricuiturlst ny REASON oi 'he
increase OF ms aVaiiapie markets anu
his opportunity TO puy factory prouucts
| h.4 has hRtDfnt Ill untOlu thSfS ~ sItNltl-