Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-07
CAMPAIGNERS PASS IO0O MEMBER
 MARK
Y. M. C. A. Workers, Howev- CT, Have No Idea of Stop ping Until Ten Days Per iod Has Elapsed
SEVERAL NEW
 PRIZES ANNOUNCED
Arthur Notman Offers Award to $2O Value and Lorenzo Wright Donates Suitable Token

Rev John C. E. Fry, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant struck the real keynote Of all true work for the uplift and welfare of young men or old. when he remarked at last evenings asscmhlaee Of the Y. NJ. c. A. workers in the $1oO0o campaign:
 'Ir you hit a man today for SIC and don't speak to him tomorrow you needn't feel that you have done him any good You are now meeting men and showing them thet you have an interest in their money But you must. in the weeks to come. show them that you are interested in their personal welfare, both material and moral"
 The Presbyterian minister delivered one of the most striHusly to-the-point addresses which has been heard since the Y. N. c. A. started out to secure the S1OO0O offered by tbe Copper Queen Company in consideration of the Associations acquiring 1000 new members. In the great rush towards the S10O0O goal perchauce Pastor Fry feared that the real issue of any per sonal uplift endeayor was dimned by the material slamor.
 Money is needed in order To meet the expenses and continue the work Cf the Association" declared the cler- gyman but it is the element of hu- man assistance which really counts and it is with this end in view that all this work becomes worthy It is not merely 15OO members and 90 better building that we want but an atmos- phere to make new members feel at home"
 The spirit manifested in Pastor Fry's remarks was reelected by others who spoke Chairman Captain Hodg- son assured his hearers that the real goal was tbe welfare of the men, per sonaly, money being but the instru- ment to that end
 He echoed the sentiments of Pas tor Fry who referred to the lonliness of many Of the workers in the camp and their need for human companion- ship of the helpful kind Captain Hodgson remarked upon the number Of unmarried men in the community or else those who had left their fami- lies in other places. To these he felt the Y. M c. A. should mean an es- pecial source of help.
 Although the report of the captains as submitted last evening shows the figures as now standing at 1064 or 564 during the three days of the pres ent campaign. the leaders want it made plain that thG terms of the Cop per Queen offer have not yet been met inasmuch as some of the addi- tious contained in the reported statis. ties are merely those of renewals of membership. So the campaign is go- ing merrily on with the workers put ting off their utmost energy to secure the 800 brand new members.
 Another prize has been set up, this being for the winner of fifth place honors in the new annual membership race The prize is offered by Lorenzo Wright and is a pair of SD shoes. An. nOluttlNEnL h ts uaHb llluNf bA dll blL't which had previously been made by Arthur Notman, chief geologist of the Copper Queen Company. who will give anything to the value of S2O tC the runner-up in the race.
 Captain Hodgson elicited a demon stration of tremendous enthusiasm when he said that r. M. c. A. fol Lowell might be realization of tht near future This announcement will cause considerable elation among the residents of Lowell who. for a Ions time. hoped for a suitable Y M. C. A for the benefit of the men of the com munity Further developments alonl this line win be awaited with th' keenest interest
 The board of directors have some thing up their sleeves" which will b' sprung upon the workers at tonighti
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