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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
MINERAL EXHIBIT ID
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 ATTRACTS ATTENTION

One fthe most, if not the most unique exhibits of minerals that will be seen by the tourists travelling from Globe to Phoenix viz auto will be nesr the Mammoth mine in the Gold field district alongside the Roosevelt road At a point on the east side of the highway. where the road makes a rather short curve to the west, Col. Warrlngton who has been engaged in doing prospecting and mining for the past several years has arranged an exhibit which covers two or three acres of ground The exhibit lies on 1 the hillside and i seasily seen from 1 the highway. A liberal quantity of red ore has been hauled from the 1 Goldheld working which invariably attracts tbe attention of the tourists. ] The highly coiored copper ores from Twenty-Five to thirty mines in the state is also an attraction that will comIiel attention. At the brow of the
 
 SO that the travellers may alght from their ears and be entertained while they rest by look over an exhibit which sthe most important industry in the state. In order to make the eN hibu more realistic Mir Warrington has run a tunnel into the hillside and pliNed umbers therein so that thii particular kind Of mining can be eX planed Along with the many kind0 of ore speciments Co be seen are , number of miners tools thrown abOu
 mot even overlooking the miner pipe. Upon the hillside have beel planted. practically every kind of cac tus that ls found upon the desert ii
 inc immediate vicinity of Goldheld Gravelled walks provide the visitor
 an opportunity to wend their wa through the labyrinth of interestinl sights an calculated to entertain am also instruct Mr. Warrington Ina spent considerable time and not lit little energy in bringing the minera , park mp to its present state Of com | pletion And furthermore i tis no 2 even yet to his satisfaction but vii |. be further enlarged an daccording [ T him. will be even more complete wit
 additional speciments of ore from otl
 er mines and prospects throughout th
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
RESPONSE ID GALL
 FOR NEW MEMBERS
 MUST BE ANSWERED
Reasons are Many for renew als and Reception of Re cruits Who Will Stimulate the Good Work.

Why should l join the r. W. C. Az
 During this coming week many Of you women, younger and older will be asked either to renew your mem bership or join for the first time the Bisbee Young Women Christiau Association, and many of you. in turn. will ask the question above. Why should I?"
 Because it is the greatest woman's organization of the world 10. day. reaching all over our own laLd, from the great city to the rural com munity. from the min village and mining camp Co the dccl- at Ellis ls.sLd, where the newest immigrant sfl Is welcom 3 and cared for. Eo cause lt not only has its work in the United States, but from Cape Town 10 Pekir. Bombay to st, Petersburg wherever a young woman may travel her membership card from her owI local associahon will assure friends vp;c me, and osot9ction
 S.crrd- Because there is a pac' 'n the organilsH Hs' for e"ery woman and pil in the commuuity The wo mar CT means and inGuel1@ car fn' s- ,tter place to use 'Ff powers a her command than thr ngh its chan neis. The bus wowtr iu the hom
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
HISTORY OF BISBEE
 YMC.A. fS 4 RECORD OF SOCIAL PROGRESS
Institution was Established Here after Attention of Miss Dodge was Called to the Need Which Existed.

h 1907 Miss Mary Echols wrote to Miss Grace Dodge explaining how keenly young women coming 10 Bisbee alone and dependent on their own efforts for a livelihood, felt the lack of a real home and of good so- cial hse She wrote that she felt sure a Y w. e. A. home would sup ply that lack
 In response to this letter and through the deep personal interest or Miss Dodge in Bisbee Miss Meyer was sent in 1908 by the National Board 10 look over the ground and take steps in organizing @ local r. W. C. A Through that fall meetings were held to interest an Bisbee women in Association work, and great enthusiasm was manifested. In the January following, Miss Me Choy. held secretary for the Terri torial Board came here from Los An geler and explained the details of ". w. C. A work. A temporary ad- yisory board was then formed
 1 In 1908 the Association was given lhe use of its present home with its then ideal location ard attractive | surro,mdings for mere nommal rental One cannot fail to appreci ate what this meant for the life and
 welfare of the r. W. c. A. Then
 through the aid of the Territoria
 Board, and through generous coLtri
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

are given, showing how dear to her heart was the Association work.
 To the National Board of the r. W. C. A. she left S5OO,OOO. and to the Y w. C. A. of New York City s2OO.- 600 00. specifying that it be used in the general work, and not for any particular branch. To Teachers Col lege she also left $500, 100000. Many other organizations were remembered by her most generously also. We, in Bisbee, have always nav her care and though. and now as a lasting tribute, we are to have the Grace Dodge Memorial Home. l Her niece writes. Aunt Grace's Christ-hlled life will ever be pre-. cious memory A life like hers nev. CT dies but lives on through the years by other lives it has influenced to higher. stronger living.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

lBA NdrlOla MONefl
 Miss Grace Hoadley Dodge. one or the foremost women of our time, and possibly one of the least known. passed to be with the Master De cemher 26, 1914
 One has said of her; She had the finest brain in America" and certain 1t is to those of us who knew her ard her work that the brain was controlled by one of the strongest, truest hearts in America.
 For more than thirty years she has stood at the forefront in educa- tional work In 1886 she was ap- pointed to the Board of School Com missioners in New York City the first woman to hold the place. In 1888 Teachers College. affiliated with Columbia University. was founa- ed, Miss Dodge being one of the lead ing spirits connected with it.
 A little later a great part of her interest was given to the Young Won en's Christian Association, to which she brought generous thought. time and money She believed in the cause, and it is very largely due 70 her breadth of vision that this work has grown so msryelously in the past years
 For number of years there hal teen two national organizations, cir
 sring slightly in their policies, an, constantly striving to unite. bu ever failing In 1906 this was final . Iy effected. and Miss Grace Dodg, was the one woman deemed bi, enough in heart and mind to act al president of the National Board. Thi | position she held continuously sine that time.
 Tn 1912 the beautiful Headquarter Building and National Training School was erected at 600 Lexington Ave. New York This stands yer! largely as a monument to her visiol and generosity.
 Last year when the 400O, ,OOO .O0 campaign was held in New York CIt! for tine Y M C. A. and Y. W. c. A. ? she not only gave most literally heI self but melted others to greater giN . inc A few extracts from her vii
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

The Board Of the '. w. C. A. have lust received the very gratifying as- surance that funds will be forthcorn- , ing for the lone contemplated and much desired new bu'dng The ion ors wish to have the new home named for thc late Miss Dodge who vas National President of the Asso- citation, and the ever generous sup porter of our local branch. The ere ation Of the Bisbee branch of Y w. C. A may be traced Co Miss Dodge and to her intervention and promises Co helu. was due the movement to homicide the organization in properly equipped and furnished home She has gone. to her rest after a lifetime oi mintermittent and Unseldsh eyertion, but the benehcent Influence of her example remains; and it would bc a graceful reoogul ,on of Bishee's appreciation of Mss Dodse's interest in the town. if the erection of the new r. W. c. A.. buirBng were proceeded with at once. and if it were known as the "Grace Dodge Memorial"
 The Company will contribute it's promised share by erecting the buildJ ing. and we are confident that pri- yate subscriptions will flow in. .suf- fcient Co furnish the rooms and to supply a fund for the vigorous prose cution of the various phases of work which win be conducted within its walls
 The building win not only be a great asset to the community as a social and religious center for the women and girls but also have a large field in educational advance, ment along various lines.
 There has been a strong sentiment in the district in favor of our show ing our appreciation of not only Miss podge's deep interest in the girls ol Bisbee. but of the splendid contribu ton to our substantial snd beautifu buildings, by joining in the effort (, make this representative of our owt interest in the welfare of the youn, women of our community
 While the building is assured. ] remains to be furnished and there fore Bishee will re privileged to par ticipa,s in this great movement b. either individual donations of furn tnre or money or several may ioI together in furnishing differen rooms
 Among others. the new buildin will contain the following rooms
 cafeteria, living room. library cias rooms. small reception room lau dries, kitchen etc, and twenty be, rooms; and all these rooms have [ be furnished lt is hoped that wit larger membership made possibi under the new conditions, aud th pleasant and ample accommodation for girls iu rooms and board. that th local Association will become sei supporting in this respect and tn, the subscriptions of those who al regular contributors may be devote 10 fostering the social and education
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

al welfare of the girls, and not have 10 te spent on the necessary material comforts
 Anyone who Is willing to furnish a room by themselves. may select the furnishings and the room win "- known as theirs
 A list is being prepared Of te different items needed. and all gen. erously inclined contributors win nrd this in the hands of Miss Mover. inc Secretary at the present build ing. No person who is willing to promise any article. no matter how small. or any sum of money need hesitate. as an contributions will ba gladly welcomed. showing the per sonal interest taken. not only in the work as memorial to Miss Dodge, but in the welfare of the young wom. en of thc community
 It is being considered advisable to open subscription list. as knowius ! the generosity Of the Risbee people probably enough funds would be forthcoming in this manner to make tae building an that it should be- { cheerful and comfortable home typi
 flying what has always been notice
 able in this district the spirit o
 goodwin and brotherhood.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
PARIS IS LIMITING
 BUT MORE LIVELY

PARIS, Feb. G. Each day restores to Paris some of its customary ani- nation
 The city council commission on transportation has reported favor ably upon the proposed resumption of the motor bus service, and has ap- proved designs submitted by the om- nibus company for new vehicle more commodious in regard to seat ing arrangements and nearly a ton lighter than the old cars now i'm the service of the army. The new vehi- cle will soon be seen on the streets.
 The boulevard crowds are thicker now than any time since the war be. gan but there are bandaged heads and Hmping soldiers among them. One is struck by the frequency Of black patches over soldiers eyes.
 The moving picture shows and even cafe concerts are rsking an appeal to the lighter and frivolous tastes oi former times, but success has been mediocre. The nsipidness of a cer- tain category of comic songs ordin- arly popular seems to have struck ! the Parsian public and the managers are beginning Co see that somethiae has really happened to the taste oi the theatre-goers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

halls of the building both upstair- and down win display the winning models-the results of a Nationwide contest. All over the country the girls of the city associations have been working to compete for Ma tonal prizes Awards will be made for the best business girls costume The decision will be based upon suit abiHu. economy and workmanship. u the department Of thrift and eni- Ccncy budgets win be shown siy ing a distribution of salary calculated To conserve health of body and mind, Co provide for moderate recreation and to save up for che future Thera will be awards for stories. songs short articles, photographs and orig inal drawings
 The building on the Exposition grounds is more than a center of in formation and exhibit of work dono elsewhere It is a real Young Won ems Christian Association at work A trained worker win give full time to the girls ard women employed at the big fair There will be between two and three thousand of these girls They must be aided in securing trust worthy living accommodations.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
q . . q ( . | . ONE OF MISS DODGE's
 FAVORiTE HYMNS
HE KNOWS

 , know what awaits me, , God kindly wells mine eyes, } And OCT each step of my on- ward way , He makes new scenes Co rise And every joy He sends me, . Comes a sweet and glad sur prise. . Refrain . Where He may lead I'll follow, . Mg trust in Him repose. . And every hour in perfect peace . I'll sing . 'la knows. He Ciows . Ard every hour in perfect peace { . m sing . He knows, He knows
 . One sep see before me.
 . 'Tis all ! need to see,
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 . When earth's Illusions flee.
 ' And sweetly through the silceuse.
 ' Came His loving Follow Me-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

buttons from individuals and organ nations, the new home was fur rished
 In October, 1908. Miss Smith sue 'ceeded Miss Meyer as secretary. Much had to be done in completing the still imperfect organization. and to this Miss Smith bent every effort of mind and soul After only three months here her health broke down completely. and within few weeks after leaving Bisbee she died. having literally laid down her nrc for this work.
 Miss Jones followed Miss Smith in 1909, and the Association remem. bers with pleasure her three years of efficient work in perfecting and carrying on the organization. In 1912 our present Secretary. Miss Mover took charge of the work and has brought it to its present very sat- isfactory conditions The following is her report of the past years work.
 During every year of the Associa- tion's work, friends like Miss Dodge. have aided and encouraged by their deep interest and generous gifts. board members have given time. money and thought to its welfare and every member of the Y. W. c. A. has generously worked for the good of all
 During the past year. in spite of handicaps. We have gone forward. The splendid new dispensary. such ap addition to the city. has greatly hindered our own special work. in that it cuts off completely all front entrance The business depression of the country at large made heavy m. roads Tn our membership Yet We have steadily made advance
 The visit of Miss Alice G. Moore. Girls Worker left a lasting impres- sion on the new girls clubs estaj iished. A short course in Blhje study has been maintained and cc- casional vesper services held. The class in civics for women. organize 2 in September, has been we'll at tended an the season.
 Many social affairs have been giv. en- and several very successful joint socials with the Y M c. A.
 The home has been we'll filled, and good spirit has prevailed
 Steadily though somewhat slowly the indebtedness of the Association is being lesseued. SiOO having been paid since February ist. 1914. with no special finance work done.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

{ G..'4 eie. nIeua. a'-sl life. 5nowl ed-e r some things she has lacked in it's lectures. and talks. or lessons in home life.
 The yourg woman away from home is alwa, assured here of safety and ccmrau,Ishp Tho siraure' inds a welcome. and every city association especially, is bureau of information, and an employment agency The young girl msy enter some ore of its "arious clubs. and through its actiyf ties frd her best self
 Third-Recause the Christian spir- it permea.es the whole crganization, and there is perfect democracy among tts members. Its work is not for this class or that, but it is all women for all women.
 Why should | join the Bisbee Y. W. C. A. NOW9
 Because we need you. and you need us The Association here Is comina into it's own. lt is the one voman's organization in the town that is broad enough for every woman and every girl No young woman is de- nied the privileges of the home. SO cisl life. or membership in the classes whatever her creed or social posi- ion.
 With a new building so many ney avenues 1f service win be open tr
 Hs. and we need you, with you
 thought. time and ability 10 help u |. possess our possessions,
 Join us NOW. not for what yo' !, are able to get from the Association but what you are able to give to it. , The following copy of a letter writ V ten only ten days before her deat' Y, to all secretaries of the <ationa Y Board is eloquent of Che spirit wit
 which Miss Dodge was imbued
 Tt is a pleasure 10 think that " are cO-workers and ! feel very clos
 to my friends these days. It is nea
 the close of the year, the eighth q
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 We are entering into a new year an
 the one when we are 10 have a Col n vention | want to write to all | you who are partners with me in ou work We are national and have
 consider those who work in tl J- North. South. East and west. tt .- girls in irdusugf the city girl, tl
 country girl the student. and q, -e girls ln other countries as well
 the strangers within our gates. Wi
 y0u not write me your view or O, organization. and how we can impro, it2 know SO well the red-tapis Of which we feel hampers us in ol m work and how easy it would see he to vs to work alone and to ha'
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 out organization or red,tapsm 'H would like you Co send me constru in tive crdcism-any plan you won @. prefer Co the one we have apponte
 | would like the criticism in WIT st Ing We may not be able Co ado .o- au the ideas. but ] would like d. your leader to have your views al n- then ] will want to confer with yl nd personally. Ks ] say. We are col is borers, and you aud should ta mt things over freely am sorry Be- have other interests, SO cannot ei be the National Board an my time Rn want 1915 10 be good year rg. growth and development With fr' el. dom guarded by organization, a Nn Gods great help weshould do mu ds. during the coming year ] hope ti
 very happy New Year viii col ics to you al and that the spirit an peace and goodwill may be in q go- midst as it has been SO wonderi md ly in the past Please fec me yo at friend and companion in an the wo au- Faithfully yours
 ma GRACE H. DODGE.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
NeW Building for Bisbee Branch Will be q Boon in Local Field

Proof of the Beneoent Influence of Miss Dodge Furnished by Activities of Donors Who Will Provide a Properly Equipped and Furnished Home Which Will be Head quarters for the Varous Phases of Work Social and Religious Center.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07

. ' . ~R . . . brief illness. Miss Grace Hoadey Dodge died Dec 26 her home Madison New York City inherited dis
  avoid possible recognition widespread
  O generally, particularly it's While the inheritance wealth enabled munihceny appealed her ympaties, Miss Dodges be standards of personal enor
  of
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-07
Grace Dodge Memorial Assured Bbee w. ASeUices Tod
Sketch of Noble Woman Whose
 Life Was DeUoted to Good Deeds

Miss Dodge Known of the Foremost Leaders in Ed ucaon of Her Time and for Thirty Years she Stood in the Van of Treess Workers for Social Upift this County Being Especially Interested in the Young Womens Chris tan Association.