Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-01
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG
 NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 aF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

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 A recent press dispatch from New York makes the very interesting an- nouncement that Francis B Sayre, son. in-law of President Wilson, mas been appointed to serve as '. Nj. C. A. sec retary with the American troops in France, and will sail soon with about 20 other men who have been chosen for this work in response to cabled re- quests from Paris. Mrs. Sayre will spend the summer with MT. Sayre's brother, the Rev. J. Nevin Sayre.
 My decision to enlist under the Red ] Triangle and do my bit in the war is l direct result of what the Y. M. c. A. 1 accomplished on the Mexican border" said MT. Sayre.
 Il spent a good part of last summer In assisting in the association work at Camp Llano grove, and other huts be- | tween Brownsville and San Antonio. |. l regard this work as one of the most important elements of military service | to be performed, and it attracts me as the biggest thing open for a man like | myself to do, in so far as l am too old | to be acceptable for military service under the selective draft"
 The Bachelor Gang at the Y. NJ. c. | A. is gradually decreasing. This week we announce the desertion of Mir. | Whalen, one-time devotee of the | cushioned chairs, in the cool lobby. l Since taking the little St. Louis girl as 1 a life companion, not once has he dark ened the doors of the building. The old bachelor crowd, however, wish you well, Whalen, and here's to your health, for long and prosperous we'd i ded life.
 The Douglas International chronicles an interview with Mir M. E. Cassidy. Tn which he announces the fact that he is out of politics. Cassidy is too busy these warm days trying to keen | cool under one of the Y. shower f baths to bother with the political | game.
 Secretary Richardson is just in re- ceipt of a note from Byron Thomas. longtime member of the Bisbee Y. Byron is now with Uncle Sam's navy. and letter addressed to San Diego. care of the navy, will reach him safely.
 letter has arrived at the office from MT. c. c. Mitchell, from Murietta Hot Springs, and the following is quot ed from his letter:
 'I am feeling like a 2-year-old colt. will leave Los Angeles next Saturday morning at 11:45 and will be on the job in first-class shape next Monday morning
 This place has done me a world of good in many ways; will tell you all about it when l get home.
 Kind regards to all the boys"
 H. l.. Coombs, an old-timer in Bisbee and a recent member of the "Y," is convalescing at his home on School Hill, having sustained a severe injury to his right arm recently on one of the Shattuck oil pumps.
 Geo. Ordonyon, one of the "Y'' standbys, is again on the sick list, hay ing sustained slight injury recently at the Lowell shaft.
 Walter Zatariski, former champion lightweight wrestler of the "" bunch. left for his old home in Pittsburg, Pa. Zatarish will be missed by the "Y'' wrestlers. He was employed at the Holbrook.
 w. H. Poole, a former Y member. has just returned to Bisbee from the interior of Mexico. Poole was former ly employed at the South West Poole says Bisbee looks good to him.
 'Cleatamore' Bob Beverly left Bis bee Thursday evening on the Golden State Limited for a short stay in Los Angeles, from where he will go to his old home. the Venture Ranch of about 1000 acres, where he is pretty certain that he can keep busy.
 Bob" McConoughy is so busy these days that he does not even have time to attend the parties-the young la dies cannot tempt him.
 B. E. Keeper, one of the bowlers at the Y, is leaving soon for Colorado.
 Cliff Rogers, who very recently re- newed his membership at the "Y," left Bisbee Friday evening for Seattle. Wash. Rogers expects to enter the Washington University, where he will i study electrical engineering. Rogers. who was formerly employed at the { Sacramento, will be missed by his nfghaa friande