Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-08
'NBUSINESS
COLLEGE ITEMS

Inc announcement of the opening
Of the fan term ON September Z. has
brought a great many inquiries from
all over the southwest and "a large att
tendance is already assured. A re-
vised catalogue has just come from
the press, and is being mailed TO any
inquirng for information.
The returns of the recent United
States civil service examination held
in Albuquerque have just been pub
lished -Four Business College grad
yates were successful in passing the
examinations with excellent standings,
and their names have been placed on
the eligible list for appointment The
four A. b. &. ties are Misses Jean
Hubbs Mertie Baier, Charlotte Pratt,
and Marian Binford.
Mr. Ed Doran, manager Of the
14-15 basket ball teams and a grad
uate of the commercial teachers
training course, has accepted a posi-
ton as the principal Of the business
department of the Fort Scott Kansas,
high school.
Miss Theresa Volta is the new book
Keeper with A O. Bachechi q co.
Miss Maud Webb is now employed
by Attorneys Heacock q Cornell
large class has been organized TO
prepare for the civil service eXami-
nation, August rs, and are working
diligently for the test. They are TAX
ing special work every evening from
Z to $3.50, and the day students are
taking additional work, It is expect
ed that several more graduates will
be added TO the eligible list as the re-
suit of this examination.
Miss Lee Keenan,, who has taught
several successful terms in the Albu-
iquerque city schools, and who grad
uatod from commercial teachers
training course, has been elected
principal of the newly organized com
mercial department of the Santa Fo
high school. Miss Keenan, completed
a large part of her work in the even
ing school.
Manager Goodell returned the first
of the week from "A vacation spent on
the Conejos river in Colorado, and
reports that he had an enjoyable
time
Miss Susan Cobb has accepted a po-
sition with X. w. Wiley secretary OF
the New Mexico State Fair associa-
ton
Miss Marcella Risdon returned the
first of the week from Taos, N. NJ
where she held temporary United
States civil service appointment she
is now working temporarily with At
torney John Venable.
Miss Helen Oppenheimer has ac-
cepted "A position ass stenographer with
the New Mexieo cattle sanitary board
succeeding Miss Anna Myers, who re-
Gently accepted an appointment in
the United States civil service
Mrs. Mary Vctter has been put on
the temporary roll in the United States
forestry offices.
The employment department has
been kept very busy Filling calls and
several important changes are pend
ms Much difficulty is being sus-
tanned to find a sufficient number of
graduates to fill all the places.
Friends of Miss Edith Clark, one
Of the stars Of the A. -. c.. basketball
team of year ago, will be pleased to
learn that she has accepted a fine
position with a wholesale house Of I'll
Paso, and that she likes the city and
also her work.
Miss Mabel Phillips is the new stem
ographer In the city hall, Miss Enid
Reed having accepted a position with
the Electric Light company Both
took courses in the A. b. G.
Mr.. Fred White, who took his en-
tire course in evening school, has ac-
copied a position as stenographer with
the State National bank. Mr.. George
Myers, another A. b. c., graduate. has
received a substantial promotion In
the same institutional dv)