Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

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Several new students have enrolled
In both the day and evening school
and the big assembly room Is filled
nearly to capacity The enrolment
since the opening Of the fan term up
90 the present date Is 20 per cent
above last years increase at the same
date.
Al Riehl has returned from a three
weeks trip to Colorado Springs and
Pueblo
Miss Ruth Wallace. Of Winslow.
Ariz., returned Tuesday from a two
weeks visit with home folks.
John OToughlin has begun his iu-
ties as bookkeeper with the First MAJ
tional bank. Of Magdalena. and Is be-
ing introduced 10 the town and people
by the a. 3. c. colony already there.
Miss Mertie Baier Is the latest adj
dition 10 the Pacific Mutual office
force. Many Of the schools best stu
dents have entered the employ OF this
company in the past. the most recent
OF whom Is Miss Jean Hubbs.
Charles Houchen. who recently ac-
cepted a position with Attorney NELL
u. Field. Is spending his spare time IN
study The moral Of this will be more
evident to the time killer a few years
hence.
Miss Bertha Benson has accepted a
position as stenographer with the
First National bank. OF Magdalena.
Miss Benson took a course in night
school.
so busy ! haven't had time to
write; hut | like my work very much, .
writes James Brady. now with the
Diamond Coal company Of Gallup.
Another bank that has added an
A. b. G. graduate to It's payroll is the
Wagon Mound Bank & Trust Co. We
all miss Paul Hayne and wish him
success in his new position.
Right across from Paul Haynes
old desk, another place is vacant, for
Frank Brault has accepted a posi-
ton at the Santa Fe tie picking plant.
Miss Mary Anderson has been as
sisting the John Moore Realty COM
pany the past few days.
We have lost Sand0val county's
only representative In school. Andres
Gutierrez. lie hasn't moved out of
the building, however for he is in the
Once or j. kOrber * 20.
Miss Fauna Dunn and Lawrence
Van Tine are working for the Oeci-
dental Fire company temporarily
Bob" Miller. who recently was sent
TO take charge Of the Texas office of
the Occidental Fire company. at Dali
las, Tex, writes that he likes his new
location but would like to see his old
friends again and root again for the
A. y. G. teams.
For the first time in years, Flag
staff Ariz.. hasn't a representative n
the A. b. c. Miss Theresa Yost is now
with Aubineau Bros. wholesalers and
retailers, at Flagstaff. We've had
some excellent students from Flag
and extend an invitation TO others.
Two a. Il. G. students took the civil
service examination at the federal
building last Saturday.
The Santa Fe law offices are now IN
their new location, In the Cromwell
block. Miss Marian Binford, a recent
graduate. Is employed by this firm.
Miss Florence Kremis has accepted
position with John Lee Clarke, euro
wholesaler and retailer.
A recent visitor ut the school stat ID
that he never saw more diligent
body of workers than he found in the
A. b. g. We were pleased to hear this
comment. and it may be added that
much is being accomplished by those
workers The "100-word dictation'
class is now several weeks ahead of
its schedule, and several members OF
this class have already attained
speed Of over fifty words, net. on the
machine. and are now more proficient
than are those that complete full
courses in many schools. In the bust
ness department. also. fine records are
keins made; two young men will fin-
sh the complete business, account
ancy and banking courses in two
months less tnan the expected time.
Jake, Familiarity known as Fat
Barth sends his congratulations to
the basketball teams and reports ev-
erything favorable at st. Johns, Arz,
where ne is engaged in business with
his father.
Little need be said of the basketball
games last Monday February %, for
the results and the details have been
fully chronicled in the newspapers
nut too much can't be said of the very
enjoyable time the teams and all Ylsl-
tors had in Belen. The town was
turned over TO the ABCites, and every
possible courtesy extended. Nowhere
have the A. b. c. teams been more
royalty entertained and there is no
place they would rather visit again
than Belen. Both boys and girls
games resulted in victory for the blue
and gold, but the Belen teams and
rooters were graceful losers.
The A. b. c. boys have been praying
for another chance to meet the Las
Vegas normal boys by whom they
were defeated week ago; and the
A. Il. c. girls are just as anxious to
administer another defeat to the We
gas girls, who, though beaten last
week, would like to even the score.
This condition led Manager ED Doran
TO submit a challenge to the Vegas
normal which they promptly accept
ed and this will mean that four of The
harder fought basketball battles Of
the year will be fought next Friday
and Saturday nights at the armory.
The Business college girls and the Ne-
gas girls win play both nights; the
Business college boys and the Vegas
boys win play Friday night and the
University of New Mexico boys ana
the Vegas boys will play on Saturday
night. Every A. y. c. graduate should
be In attendance to root for the teams.
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I'VE have been using Chamber
lains Cough Remedy for the past
month and consider ii an indlspen-