Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-01
1000 MEMBERSHIP Y. M. 6. A. CAMP AIGN
 STARTS ON MONDAY
Big Get Together Banquet Will Inaugurate Great 10-Day Ef- fort to Reach 1000 Mark and Secure $10,000.

Secure $10,000.
 Under enthusiasm Of the aggressive result getting variety, the plans forI the raising of the membership of the Bisbee r. NJ. C. A. to the l,e00 mark were definitely arranged at a meeting last evening, of the twenty-one cap tains of the teams which will carry out the tremendous 10-days' effort. the successful eulmination of which will bring to the local the gift of s1OOOO promised by the Copper Queen Com pany.
 Expressing himself as thoroughly 1 confident of the successful fulfilment | of the effort within the period of ten days. Secretary Richardson declared last night that every possible atom of energy would be strained to the last degree in the most vigorous execution, of the member-gettlng program. He expressed himself in the most opumis- 1 tic terms and has not the slightest doubt that the project win be carried to a successful climax.
 With each one Of the twenty-one captains will be associated four lieu tenants, making grand army of 105, who will be identified with the work. this not including the board of direc- tors or the executive stan. Captain J. P. Hodgson was elected general chairman of all the committees ot the campaign.
 President C. F. Philbrook of the board of directors, opened last even ing's proceedings with a few timely remarks upon the present needs of the ! Association. Detailed business was then taken up and it was decided to open the l0-day's campaign Monday evening with a big banquet at CHS. to the business and professional men of the district and the workers, in the ! Y gymnasium.
 At this meeting, it is expected that enthusiasm will reach a pitch which will inaugurate the movement under the most suspicious conditions ever surrounding such an effort in the Southwest. Captain Hodgson was chosen to act as toastmaster at the banquet and this fact. alone. assures a splendid program, fin which all the proceedings will be kept at just the right pitch of energetic and optimistic cooperation. There will be numerous short speeches. among others one by Secretary Richardson who has some , original ideas which hO will explain.
 To let the general public realize in no indefinite manner that there is something extraordinary under way the committee will have placed at the ] corner of the Association building an. mex, a huge clock. the hands of which will point To the figures as they pro. gress Co the 1000 mark and on reach, ing this coveted figure they will strike the hour of a notable triumph. both moral and financial.
 The face of this clock will be twen
 ty-seYen inches in circumference and
 VIII be illuminated at night by cleo
 tTicity Over the street opposite the postonice, will be stretched a huge
 banner which will notify the public Of the great movement under way. The campaign will be executed in thoroughly systematic manner. SC that every one Of the lieutenants will work in perfect harmony and after c welldefined scientific and strategic
 method, worked out after the most approved modern methods. Each cap ' tain will distribute to his neutenanti
 cards bearing the names of men ana youths regarded Rs prospective mem
 bers, whom they will visit The bus mess mea will be approached in the same manner. Everyone in BisbeC Will know that there is something un usual in process of execution through out the city and 1t will be a campaign , not soon to be forgotten.
 The team captains are Robert Man { son, G. ". Ludwig W. R. Banks. T. E Bennett, Jesse Yoakum, J. c. B. Amos ' J. F. Sinclair, w. W. Gidley, II. c p Henrie, A. Notman, J. P. Williamson
 c. H. Cobbe, J L. Powell, o. W. Wolfe
 John Jeffrey. R MacCartney, Free
 Julin, James Henderson. Lorenzo
 Wright T. Olson, Dave Dalgleish.