Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
K-SERVICE MEN
ARE TRAINED At
FEDERAL CENTER
Interest and Attendance Are
Growing Daily at Govern
ment School; Work Car
ried On At Center.


Enthusiasm for the excellent
work being done among eX-service
men by the federal board training
center is growing rapidly among
the sick and convalescent soldiers
and sailors who are located in AL
buquerque The work is divided
into three departments under three
groups of teachers as follows; The
center" of school, room "a Whit
ing building under Miss Mamie
Ditty; the sanatOria, under Miss
Anita Cooke, and the boarding
houses, under Miss Izelle Van
LeuVen.
An idea of the progress of the
work may be obtained from the
following notes from the different
centers of activity:
Training Center.
Current Events Trainees are
thoroughly enjoying as well as
profiting by the Morning journal
donated by the American Legion.
Mrs. Belle Nye, chairman of the
War Mothers relief committee,
called at the training center Mon
day afternoon, to offer the services
of that organization. Juan Mon
toya, Simon Padilla and Esequiel
Sandoval entered training center
classes this week. Sandoval is to
be at the center until the Santa Fe
shops reopen. f. w. Beidler, field
director from the district office in
Denver, spent Wednesday of last
week at the training center, ana
was very enthusiastic over the
progress the school has made and
predicts 1t will be one of the largest
centers in district eleven.
watch the center grow" says
the director, Miss Seraner. Forced
to move to larger quarters; more
instructors on the way; regular at
tendance; half the trainees have
not missed one day since the open
ing"
John A. Armistead has moved
from the Presbyterian sanatorium
to st. Joseph's and will occupy one
of the cottages there. His brother,
also an eX-serVice man, from Len
ming, Virginia, is spending several
days of this week with him. Dean
Shelton has returned to the Pres
byterian san and is occupying the
same quarters with his former
room-mate, "T. b. Crabbe." II. w.
Stelnman, of the Presbyterian, left
for Ell Paso, Texas, whore he is
getting disqualification at the Hen
bricks sanatorium.
George T. Mcmahon, of the ST. |
Joseph's san, couldn't appear at
Spanish class Wednesday on ac-
count of going to the train to see an |
old pal so through. Miss Cooke
unable to meet all her individual
Spanish classes at the Methodist
san. Wednesday afternoon on ac-
count of the federal board confer
ence called at the training center
by f. w. Beidler, field representa-
tive from Denver. Some of the
Individual trainees met with the
3 o'clock class in order not to miss
The federal board trainees who
are attending Spanish classes in
The different sanatoria of the city
are inviting their eX-service neigh
sation, to join them in the study of
Spanish. These ineligibles are
called visitors" The question is
oeing asked, which san can beat
the Murphey in regular attend
lnce?" Captain Peters, St. Joseph's,
'anks as the most enthusiastic
member of the Spanish classes; he
attends two classes.
Herbert e. Rush has registered I
or mathematics with the federal
,oard extension instructor in his (
quarters at 204 South Walter street.
Monroe Mckinley is starting the /
tudy Of commercial work in his ,
'diggings," at 512 North Second
treet. Theodore Weisman and his {
oom-mate have rented a type {
writer and are pounding the keys
to the extension teach
RS regular arrival at TIA East {
Sold. Tony Molinari, 1903 East
Copper avenue, is studying mathe-
natics, English and current events. I
Jess Goldberg, S22 East Coal /
itreet, is joining the Murphey San
spanish individual class. Jess is
ortunate in living close enough to 4;
ret attention and not have to wait t
Until the second Spanish teacher
lrrives. The English literature
lass in Ben Vets Methodist sana- s
orium quarters, enjoyed Albert |
Evans talk on English history, as q
lie described the places where t
reat deal of English literature s
originated. Mr.. Evans. who is Red t
ross Liaison officer. spent last C
ummer visiting his home folk in 0
England. $