Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-19
SOUTH AMERICAN FIELD
inviting TO GRADUATES
William A. Reid Tells Mckinley
Manual Graduates Of It's Won
derful Opportunities.

Graduates of the Mckinley Manual
Training School were told of the won
derful opportunities awaiting young
men In South America, especially after
the .waf is over. by William A. Reid,
trade scout Of the pan-American Union.
whose travels have carried him all
through that country, at the COM
mencement exercises held last evening
in the auditorium of the Central High
School.
Mr.. Reid said that there is not the
competition in South America as in the
United States. He laid particular en-
phasis on the railroads throughout that
country. He said that young men re-
ceive greater wages in South America
than in the United States in some of
the occupations.
The speaker asserted that the young
men were not looking for the oppor-
tunitieS today because the situation in
this country necessitates staying here.
He cited many things that are being
done in the small countries in South
America. and said every country you
take you'll find something coming from
there"
He said there are also opportunities
for women. including school teaching
and trained nursing in the hospitals.
Z. c. BrandenburG, president of the
Washington Board of Trade, who con-
ferred the diplomas, addressed few
remarks to the graduates. He said:
DO your duty to the best of your abil-
lily. When You receive your diploma
you are assuming responsibility. This
responsibility increases q hundred fold
today by the peculiar condition in which
this country finds ITSELF
William T. Galliher. member of the
board of EDUCATION. presided in place of
Mrs. MarCarita Spalding Gerry, who
was scheduled to occupy that position.
Music was furnished by the Mckinley
Manual Training School Orchestra.
List of the Graduates.
The graduates are: Byrna Ellen Ap-
bott, Grace Katherine Barber, Sadye
Berga.in. Louise clifton Bready, Gerda
Eispeth Mckie Campbell Louise Chase
padmun. Marietta Davis, Helen
Marie Day. Mona Lillian Doherty.
Mildred Ternah Dryer. Eliza
HELEN Mills Faris. Eleanor Field. Helen
Elizabeth Garrett. Amelia Catharine
GUIDE. Ethel Elizabeth HeCner. Mabel
Estelle Hubbard, Faith Kohl. Margaret
c. hroil- Lois Lamb, Louise Kemp
leeke. Catherine Frances McElroy.
Eloise Neirs Mace. Helen Clyde Moser.
Myrtle Ruth Motley. Edith Estelle Muir
ray, Helen Spicer Ortiz. EDITH Margaret
Feirie. Ruth Elizabeth Pitcher. Grace
Gertrude Price. Phyllis Mary Robinson.
Helen June Romhilt. Thelna Anita
Schu,i;t. Edna Virginia Shockey, Ruth
Agnes Shoemaker, Mary Isabelle Trigg,
ks s,ssr M W;I'jss w1 dsg Amelia
derson. Frederick Rogers Baily,
Claire c. Beatty. Nails Bergman. Warren
OTIS BigCs. George Bisset. Du Pont Cecil
Bomar. John Writ Borland. Harry Lever
ing Bosiey. Ralph Herman Brauner.
Donald h Brooks. Radford Talbot Brown
Heber Byron Brumbaugh. Charles Alex
ander Burner. John Gray Byler, Richard
Dodge Campbell. Herbert Avery Chamber
lain. Frank Chirieleison. William A. H.
Church. jr. Daniel Morgan Clancy. Byran
Coe. Moritz Anton Cohen. Samuel Steele
nison. James Armstead Dent, Howard
Andrew Draper Jack Chew Gibson Easter,
Charles Bernard Eaton. Edmund Kennedy
Ellis John Webster Erbach. Luke Joseph
Fegan. Joseph Ralph Ffllius. Neal Dow
Franklin. Edward Robert French, jr.
Donald f. Gates. Rodger Dunn Gessford.
Edward G. Gillette, Jr.: Wallace LIE Roy
Harstin Fred lakewood, jr; Albert E
Hitchcock. Forrest keshena Howard. Her
bert Bremen Hunt, Ralph Raymond Jen-
hns, Joseph Trader Johnston, Richard Il.
Knaub. j. A. Knowles. Arthur L. Lani-
gan, George W. Lipscomb, Marion r
Malone. Donald Worth Marshall
Thomas E. Mattingly, William d. Med
ey.,5Maxwell NJ. Mincosky. John Hen
aer9on Moore; Earl r. Muddiman. Les
lie r Myers. Edward S. Pardoe, Edwin
z. Parker. Raymond W. Parker, Percy
I. Patrick. David C. Pfeiffer George ID.
Pierce. Herbert r. Pierce. Alfred G.
POWELL. Alvin o. Preil. Linwood Z. Reed
Nelson II. Rector. Charles r Riordan,
John F. Ryan, Sigmund c. Sachs, AL
fonse Sanders. Alfred W. Santelmann,
sewall Shepard. Mark NJ Shoemaker,
sart > shutters. Frederick Slanker. Leo
w. Snyder. Samuel Stearman. Noryall
h Stearn. John w. Stevens, John F.
stickel. Raymond w. Sutton, Frank +.
swindells. Louis NJ Swingle, John 6.
Iayior, tr.: Richard 3. Thomas, Gordon
= sTibbitts. William Washington,
Thomas Y. Waite, Lester A. Washburn,
ALVIN 4. West and Abe 6. Zanoff.