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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

ily can live on what Yankee family
destroys. that q Dago can DO the same
stunt with a French family, and that
one better. guess the fellow that
figured this out was about right, too.
We certainly are an cNtravagant pco.
pie.
1t Is beginning to look very much
like the United States is going to
climb into the European war regard
less. certainly hope not, as anything
Is better than Il war on our hands.
If Mr.. Wilson can't make congress
pass his shipping bill, how in the mis-
chief can he engineer full grown
war? Many people think the powers
that be are really sympathlzcrs with
England and wish to help her out of
her trouble. / must say | am not an
ardent admircr Of the way our stuck.
up English cousins are I'm the habit Of
doing business. If the British Empire
has ever done noble or generous ac-
ton during her existence. no historian
has been able to discover the fact. In
fact, il Is ~ortcr like I heard man
say few days ago. that England was
going to fight Germany till not id
Frcnchman was left to fight" | feel
sorry for France, rs she deserves
sympathy. England seems TO Ice us
ing all culorS To- fight Gcrmany-whitr.
black, red aud yclow-and even
though none Of MS admire the kaiser.
the kinder SympathiZc with the under
dog in the fight and Germany is Ger,
tainly the under dog rs far as num-
bcrs are concerned.
oh. well. it will all come out in the
wash. But in the meantime-pay your
debts. A. CRACKER.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Washington Dec will accept Germany
disclaimer responsibility American merchantmen by Ger
man suar If will be made plain in reply
note Germany This will be heligeent In tone Is SUIT
1t is expected that the
be week The policy
ing Britain Is yet to be deern
ed.
London completely Isolated from continental
British shipping concerned NO hgSh shHs
night Traffic he'd
indefinitely Information the admiralty there
No anticipated German submarines However,
having been seen OF the coast OF
British had france
Of the English channel, II reported thai feet Of
Cmling the English channel
searching for first underwater battle n the
is cable be-
tween I and though i is Ia King In
offci cont
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
NOW HER FRIENDS
HARDLY KNOW HER
But This Does Not Bother Mrs.
Burton, Under the
Circumstances.

Houston, Texas.-ln an interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. c. Burton
writes as follows: "a think it is my duty
10 tell you what your medicine, Cardui,
the woman's tonic, has done for me.
was down sick with womanly trouble,
and my mother advised several different
treatments, but they didn't seem 10 do
me any good. fingered along for three
or four months, and for three weeks, ]
was in bed, so sick ! couldn't bear for
any one TO walk across the floor.
My husband advised me 10 try Cardui,
the woman's tonic. | have taken two
bottles OF Cardui, am feeling fine, gained
Is pounds and do all Of my housework.
Friends hardly know me, am so well. 4"
II you suffer from any Of the ailments
so common TO women, don't allow the
trouble TO become chronic. Begin taking
Cardui to-day. II is purely vegetable,
IFS ingredients acting in gentle, natural
way on the weakened womanly constitu-
lion. You run no risk in trying Cardui.
II has been helping weak women back TO
health and strength for more than 50
years. II will help you. AT all dealers.
Write 70; Chattanooga Medicine Co., LADIES'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. Tor SDecjdl
distractions On your case and o. page book. Hone
Treatment for Women sent in plain wrapper, LOB
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Contract for services Of the j. j..
McCrary Co., municipal engineers
Atlanta, Ga, for and by City Of Ar
cadia, Fla.
This contract and agreement enter
ed into by and between the j. -. Nc
Crazy Co., municipal engineers Of At
lanta, Ca. and hereinafter called the
Engines" aud the City OF Arcadia
hereinafter called the Client" wit
nesseth as follows:
whereas, the Client IS considering
the installation Of paving certain
streets with permanent paving mate
rials, storm sewers and city hall also
extensions TO water system, and real
lies the need Of expert advicc ana as
sistan6e I'm the investigation and 9th.
or work In connection with same, and,
whereas. the Engineers have an or.
ganization successful and experienced.
perfected after years Of specialized
work and effort along these lines,
and Il is therefore mutually agreed
and coyenanted:
First. The Engineers agree To make
a survey Of City Of Arcadia and pre-.
pare an accurate map drawn to a con.
venient scale not smaller than 300
feet 10 the inch, showing all streets,
alleys, and roads within the incorpn.
rate limits OF Arcadia. This map
would show all railroads public build
ings, practically all business houses,
and residences.
Second. The Engineers agree to
make such other surveys and nveSti-
cations that will enable them 10 pre-.
pare the proper and requisite plans
and make the proper recommendations
relating thereto.
Fourth. Engineers agree to submit
a report Of their work embracing pro-.
togravure maps, general and detail
plans. outline specifications and de-
tailed guaranteed estimates Of cost
Of paving with various materials. gen.
.eral and detailed recommendations
and one blue print of plain map toI
convenient scale for detail reference.
All above data to be bound IN one con.
yenient cover for easy inspection ana
reference.
This work to embody the results Of
all their experience I'm such matters.
Fifth. Client herewith agrees to
pay Engineers the sum of $3.50 90 for
aforementioned report and plans pay
able when bonds for same are voted
and sold.
Sixth. The Engineers further agree,
in consideration Of the sum Of five
per cent. on actual expenditures on
the construction of the improvements,
should they he undertaken later, to
perform the following additional nee
essary services for Client and Client
hereby agrees TO accept and pay for
said services on or before 9th of each
month I'm New York or Atlanta funds,
based on cost of work for previous
month. retaining 10 per cent. Of fee
until work has been entirely completed
and accepted.
a. The consultation services Of En-
gineers including the advice Of their
bond department are at disposal Of
Client at all times before and after
construction.
h. Engineers agree to revisit Client
at any time on being given reasonable
notice by Client and help work out any
special difficulties that may arise or
appear before mass meeting, 10 fur
nish data and help I'm carrying bonds
for paving Client to pay only actual
travelling and hotel expenses Of each
trip. effort being made by Engineers
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
In Case American Merchantmen Should BE Sunk
Germany VIII Not Be Allowed A Disclaimer
For the Responsibility VIII Be Text OF the
United States Reply to the German Note
THE BAN PUT ON ENGLISH SHIPPING
English Ships Ceased Sail From East Coast Ports At S'
O'Clock Last Night; Traffic VIII Be Held Up In
deGnitcly-No Further Danger From Ger
man Submarines

The First Under History Of the World Is Expected to
Submarines Are Combing the
English Channel in o the German Enemy.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

We folks are too extravagant, and
when hit Of hard times comes 1t hits
us the first crack out Of the box. II
has been said that a Yankee family
can live on what n Southern family
throws away, and that a French fam
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

! took walk out to Peace River
yesterday afternoon. and 1t certain
~ does an old fellow like mo good ~
wander around the quiet ana peaceful
river and seek the sunny spots. sit
down aud cogtatc. Some day this
town Of Arcadia will he jam mp to the
river. with the front yards Of many
fine residences going down to the wa
ter. with the river full Of pleasure
craft. And not till then will Arcadia
come into her own. Verify, the future
NJ this town is bright, and the mhabi-
tants ms yet really do not see the pos.
Sihilities in store. I noted also the
corporation which will exploit the
property between the city and the riv-
or is making streets and improving
their property right along. The enter
prising "Yanks" will probably gohhle
M thc prcttiest locations, too. as
somehow or other we folks seem to he
used to the beautiful scenes. and he.
ing also kinder slow, do not take adj
vantagcs Of our opportunities like the
uorthernerS
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
SOME IDLE THOUGHTS
OF AN IDLE CRACKER.
4 Column Of Sense and Near
Sense. To be Taken in Broken
DOses.-News Not Responsible.

| understand the price Of oranges
has gone up aud of course everybody
is thankful. for whether we grow or
anges or not. the price of this crop
spells prosperity or the reverse for
practically every business In the state
Speaking about success aud failure,
| would to open up and shoot Il sugges'
ton To anybody and everybody con-
cerned which means all Of us. That
is for us to eat more home grown veg
ctahleS and do less living out of paper
sacks and tin cans. When we buy
vegetables from the store here we are
buying some product that is raisel 10y
the truckers in this section, helping
them Just that much through Il PERIOD
Of low prices and general depression.
and also helping the merchant WHO
handles the truck. Then Of course
the truckers are able TO dispose ~
their produce, and get the money 10
come into town and spend again. auh
thus it operates like an endless chain.
And also, lest You forget l repeat
some good advice: Doggone IT, pay
your debts, ana Keep EN- paul lhHI ~
the best booster talk ever handed out
pay your debts. | am a great he
lever in patronizing home industries,
and always do 50, when the article 10
he purchased Is equal and the price
not higher than stun made ur sold
elsewhere. do not believe, however.
in patronizing any home Industry that
turns out an inferior product or sticks
you for an cNorbltant pru,e. lm5 onr
truckers produce and SCI, just Is good
produce rs grows, and | think we
should imagine we ARE '"!ctn"iau' Ia
Il great extent, whether We alc ~ ed
&c it or not, as it is we'll known also
that Il vegetable diet In scmi-tropiC
country like this is much healthier
than Il meat dict-uud also cheaper.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26

nos crispadas n jaula de mimbres,
simbolo de Su amor; 81 periquito al
10 al vuelo azoradO.
Cuando Luisa, evadiend0 Ia presen-
cia de 81 primo, pud0 vOlver al hos
cafe. encomtr1 IN jaula rota, Y Sc {
ch6 a llUrar. VIC Ia ruina de su fe-
licidad, Y por primera veZ sintio ST.
pechu asaeteado por Observation-Disclosures
del amor.
Corrieron los dias.
Una veZ Sc encontrarOn de nueVo
Numa Y Luisa, pero el orgullo sc al
20 entire ellos. como un marc. Ella
cortaba las flores de un rOSal que
crecia iunto 4 Ia cerca del hato, Y
Il cruz6 por ALI con su escOpeta al
hombro. Sus ojos estaban enrojeci-
dos POI e. llanto Y I'M eXtrana ex-
preston lc iluminaba el rostro. Sc mi
raron un momcnto. sin p~ronunciar pa
!abra. Luisa volvi6 Ia cabeza, y tl
sieuia >u canine, monte adentr"...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
g PERTQUITO

entire u 4 un Diego, era cSta
carta que Luisa le habia escrito:
"Numa: FL periquito dice que me
ANA, yo tambien 10 amo porque Sc liza
n.a como tn; pero esta manana tive
cuc ccharIo Z volar. porque mama
esturo = punto de oirlO.. {! Sc
fuc hacia el boscaje, yo creO que
ALI debe eStar. i IL tarde saldre-
mos Roberto ' 70 por el plantiO. Fl
- queGa entretanto ]cogiendo frutas
: yo me voy por detras del jagUey;
espcrame en- ell boscaje para que 10
buSqacm0s. Luisa."
Desdc Ia tarde tempranO, Numa es-
,;.0a en- q boscaje; Ia emoci6n lie es-
.i-..1a los minutes h;tstt aicanZar lon
gi;ud de h0ras. LuiSa y Roberto sd
Heron al plantio. Roberto lievaba
.u cesto para coger frutos. Lu!Sa He
vaoa una jauIa para coger amor.
Cuando 81 hermano Sc ~en;retuvo en-
u f2eua. ella acknowledgements Sc q
'eio. dio In vuelta n jaguey ' eHtr"
an el boscaje. Numa esJaba ALI. an
heiante. Y Il verla Ile%ar corri3 ALI
hacia ella. - arrodiIlG q u plantas,
le tom1 una mano ' sc Ia llevo L los
labios con ardcr: LuiSa 10 hes6 en- n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Ill

No Sc ha vucit0 4 saber &c Numa.
Salid una veZ al monte y no IN re
grcsado desde entonces. Sus padres
10 D~uscaron por muchos dias deseSpe-
radamente: en- vano. Roher-O Sc in
tern6 por todos los caminos. reglStr"
todos los matorraleS, subi0 a todOs los
.erros. y no han enc0ntrOdo huella Su-
"a.
No Sc ha vuc!to Il sabcr eel pobre
Numa....
Luisa hahia lido palideciendo de
dia en- dia. Cuando supo Ia desapa-
rici6n de Numa. Iloro inconsolablc:
.se golpe mataba todas sus esperan-
as. ' cay6 gravemente enferma. Fl
ielirio Ia ~atormcnta5a. Ia fiebre Sc
1poder1 de su cuerpo antes ~loZano.
lhora escualido; las hcrmosas viole-
.as de sus oios Sc mustiaron, Y Sc
muri6 una noche. con el nomhre de
u amado en- los lahioS....
En- Ia tarde del Siguiente dia Ia lie
aaron 4 cnterrar. en- un blanco ataud
.ubierto de flores. y hoy repoSa al ID
10 dc Fidrl en- cl cementeri" he Ia nj
dca.
Cuentau los vecinos del lugar que
los que atravicsan por encima del ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
TrlrHrama cSnccial para Ia rRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas. .IuniO 25.-L.OS
~romrrrianirS de In riudad de Mon
.lrrrcy. que habian SmSprndido los
prdidos dc mercanriaS Il rSla plaza
drsir harc varioS mcScS, han re-
n0valo Il IrdrnrS. ]piiiendO i >uS
rorrcspOnsalrS On "Sia rludad que
rcmitan los priidoS pnr los priNi-
mos trrnrS.
E.Sln - toma como una d"InoSira-
ri6n ,ir que cl prIigro que habia ii"
la approximation de las in"rZa> Vi
l!i>ia, Il alurIIa capital, Ia I"Sapa-
rcrido. ASi. nj m"mos. /" rNpr"san
los agrnlrS rarranrisiaS.
prru lambiGn - dice lur los pc
didoS dr mrrranriaS han sid" n"-
rhoS por los romrrrlantrS d" Mon
lrrrry. rn vista de- Ia @ran mrr">rdaI
an" hay rn nsa plaza dr artir'tI"S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
de hamhrc.

he hamhrc.
iSramoS rompaSivo> o los que
Sufrrn. que humildcS Y TODD. son
nueStros rOmpatriotaS. nucStroS her
manOS lie raza Y los que con ncSo-
tros romparIen las triStezaS del de5-
tirrro V Ia pena que nos cauSa Il
diario Ia ruina crccicntc de nueStra
infnrtunada patrial iSramoS COM
pasivoS con elias va que los extra
oS nos eSlin p~oniendo 81 ciemplo.
Ningtin meXicano dcbe de- drjar
de- asistir al festival que estan pre-
parando las scnoraS de San Antonio.
IOpOrtunamentc comunlcarem0S a
InucstroS lectOrcs Ia fecha en- que
dicho festival habrd de yerificarse,
para que no falte nineuno. Hay que
dar pruebas alguna vez de nuestra
soIidaridad dc raza. V la OCCASION no
podia ser mas propicia para dar
| practicamente esa Prueha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Aldo BARONI.
IN NJEND PROlECTO PARA y
NuDAR \ Ids NENICt\OS SIN
iRlBtJD..
Iirnc dc Ia pigina 6.

DE > a : H. Ia tardc. - atrndrri
IN cl pr6Nimo festival de- ~prcIercn-
ia 4 los mlo<-a@rr=d IA Srhora
LrwrighI-Iiabri toda class de- dI-
vcrSionrS para los prquenoS. y nj
nos. j6vrurS y a%nrlanoS pOdian dis
rrular ~ ella lie vrrdadrros ratoS
lie SolaZ.'
DrSdr ahora .rccomcndamnS Il to-
dos nurStroS rompatriotaS que puc-
dan deSprcnderSe de IN miguel q de-
algo mas. que concurran a csc feS-
iiyal organizadu por las mobiles Y
raritatiVaS damaS americans de-
san Antonio. Y cuyoS c~SfGerZOs en-
favor de nuestros hermanoS de ra-
IA que So e~ncuentran en las mas
dificilcS condolences p0r lalta de
traDaio. son dignOS de nueStra adj
miraci6n Y nueSlra> alabanzaS.
Conlribuyendo con murho O POGO
a Ia realization he eSoS mobiles c>-
furrzoS. no solo darcmnS mueStraS
de- nucSlra gratitud. sine que indI-
rrctamenle ayudaremoS 4 los que
sufren los rigoreS del deStlerr0, que
81 para noSotrOS Son bien trlStes.
para cllos 10 son dobIemente porquc
Ia nostalgia dc ia tierruca yiene a
ser mas temible. mas negra ' mas
profunda. cuandO Sc carece de los
medios para sanarse honradamente
la vida Y Sc esLa eXpueSiO a pereCer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
Tome Srria accptada In i]ntrrvcn-
ci6m poT Angeles.

la intervention armada Ell est"
raSo-diio por Ultima .Nu@rl",-la
intervention armada no srria con
sidrrada pnr los m"XiranoS come
IN hrchu birn imlrnrionado: prro
Ia intervention rn otra f"rma. s"ria
iuz=ada como una mediation ami
cable. FL apoyo moral de-! Gobirrn"
y las Facilitates para que pascn ar
mas Y munirionrS de guerra. aSi
romo >u ayuda fjnanciera faciIita-
ria grandrm"nlr Fl moVimIrnI0 que
yrnimoS So<trnirndo. La intrrvea-
zion baio est" punIo dr vista SerIa
acceptable para Ia gran mayorIa de
los MEMBRANES que cStan imtrrrSad"s
rn la ~rcSiaurari6n del G"birrno y
del pals.
EStoy an>ioS0 de- Yer n Vurstro
PrrSidenIc-iiio al rep0rtcr-El IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
ticnr ne Ii pIIina :.

TO ella st ~aeercaba. y se Ia qaed"
miranda. re amo, LuiSa- Lui-
- Sc a~su.to, porque "a madre paSa-
Ia en- csc momeuJo. lrenJe i! cuar1";
abriG la p~ortezuela lie IA jaula. CO.
pio e. periquito Y 10 echo a vo!ar--.
Fl periquito sali6 "olando muy i
Iegre y ella 10 sjgUio o Ia vista
hasa de<vaEecerse rn los rrrdores
del hoscaJr. ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26

Mans. cstaba ra,lianJc lie jubilo. B"
ris:, NO 81. ~acs!.teaaia lie sus laoios :
lc csmalt:,n: los njos. Lea ) reIeia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
.AYfpn.R acfpca MI cagfllO

INI- IN t-Ie-II - "I-IN'"I
Y que rolt-.r N-~E--.rui' '.tisr---~s
Hlrlv.lLs~d Sj taE-5lu.-Lt -~'-.-fat=t del tti+tl"
y DBL turrp tLl-lgat--IG- ifs-ay~ que uHHilNs'h u
raG.iI Del Polo y - CG.vgir.-Nlrrri ~ r"4'SE
CpD-rgsEr uEL A.EI-.atv y a-zsuwNi 't.--'- -
TEarauEnutn uT- Hass- h-p-I-r. b'lo 81 . ~iLAA>--
L. ----L--.rr-- IL .---..-- -.,L--.--L-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-26
%IRaTaHIsNIO GRATIS

Prlha-rr,rS a rre.tn costa que -l EENE1IO CALL
EArEENi mu-sLsl Lt cGis del r-.H y lS Tt--hHu &C.
.l--p r4f-l-su rCUEL Ia rlGaL asr-l-Hrtn "r"tA- "i
a.r.az grE r.t--,,, d-Sl ra.s -|us Te--u-r~ t Do n-a'tsus
IN orc aru--leilD para 8-TaLLr@ r.hT-- .'~ @--"- H-
Iz.nafu.-r. I- vuvitrasua~ I'm I-tstu-"Htp d. ha'~'s"
EEHEarG C&-gAtrEA Np- / que Esl.r Sl-.". -V1i'
v.rg % Fusa-rD A~nT.Is~ap urg=E!p IA A"risus '.r7-t
de! g~at--.r" C0rre t~t- CEpuH Y "rTt~iH hey H'l'fF'
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
BANDITS
ARE ACTIVE
Armed Robbers Hold
Up East Side Saloon
and Rob Till

Frank Isidor. saloonkeeper, at No.
1860 Mt. Elliott.ave., and four GUS
toners in his saloon. were held up
by three armed bandits at midnight.
and while two of the robbers threat
ened the Ave occupants OF the sa-
loon with their revolvers, 500 was
taken from the cash till, and $3.50
from 1sidor's clothes by the third
man. No attempt was made to
search the customers.
None Of the robbers wore masks,
and Isidor believes that he could
identity the men II he should see
them again. After obtaining the
money. they backed out Of the door
and then ran.
Charles Bruno reports that he was
held up by three highwaymen near
Fort and Bsaubien-sts.. shortly be.
fore midnight and when he battled
with his assailants his right leg was
fractured. The robbers took SIS
from him and fed. Bruno was sen,
to 81. Mefy's hospital IN . police
auto. Police later arrested Patrick
Farrell. Maurice Winston and Sam
Burke. a Negro, ON suspicioa of com
hitting the robbery.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
BETWEEN OURSELVES

Arrangements have been made
With some OF the theaters to allow
junior editors to enter the houses
by presenting their cards ut the
doors. A list will be given out
some time In the very near future
Additional shows will be announced
from timc to time.
Junior editors arc allowed to try
to arrange with shows for this
privilege and should let the school
editor know about 1t so that an an
nouncement can be made for the
benent Of the other editors.
Another entertainment IL being
planned for all OF tho editors for
some In October or In the early part
OF November. This entertainment
will be something which has not
as yet been tried and should prove
Of interest to every junior editor.
The time and place will be announc-
ed as soon as the plans are CON-
pleted.
Scout troops who would like to
get their news in the Scout page
which will soon be made, should get
In touch with school editor.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09

for the evening gymnasium and
swimming classes for the week end
ing Sept. rs was but ATS For the
week OF Oct. 2 the attendance was
increased to 568, which more than
doubled previous wseks enrolment
and attendance.
The enrolment at Central and
Eastern evening high schools for. the
same periods was S33 for the hrst
week and s8t for the second.
The rest OF the enrolment 10
made up OF the grammar evening
schools. while the enrolment at
Cass high Is expected to be greater
than that Of any Of the other Gen.
tiers. although II has Just been open
during the present week and full
enrolment has not been made.
Any one can join the centers ct
any Of the schools which are open
for the purpose.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-09
ENROLMENT AT
EVENING GENFERS
ANNOUNCED

The gymnasium classes are be.
coming more popular each succeed.
ing wek at the various evening high
schools where they are Icing held.
The great amount OF training
which the students receive In this
work is what Is drawing tho stu.
dents to the gymnasium classes.
The swimming pools at most OF
these schools are open for the even
ing week at the various evening high
these more than anything else,
have increased the enrolment and
the attendance In the gym classes
OF the evening schools IL more than
Is per cent over that OF last year.
Each evening school this year has
ut least one physical Instructor, and
most schools have two. one for the
mon and one for the ladies'. The
men and ladies take turns IN using
the gymnasium and tho pool. each
having them two evenings week
for their own use.
The enrallment NJ most Of the
evening high school physical and
swimming classes can NOT he taken
as the permanent attendance, as
many of those who enroll may
come one evening and drop out
tho next. but new applicants
are continually coming In. SO
thai the attendance III really In
creasing instead OF being on the da-
crease. and " will continue to in
crease throughout the winter
months.
There is only one disadvantage
from such an ever changing per
sonnel. and that is the small amount
which the instructors are able to
teach the students. as they are not
very Tar advanced In any work be-
fore the class has been changed sew
Oral times either by the addition OF
new workers or by the dropping out
Of old students.
The average attendance at the
gymnasium classes during the past
week has been 3.925 and the total
attendance for the week was 23,551.
The attendance during the second
week ct the classes more than
doubled that of the first week and
the enrolment rs expected to In
erase eth more during the next
week NJ the Cass Technical high has
just opened Its gymnasium for the
evening term.
The total enrolment at the North
western and Western high schools