Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-15
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Some tired bunch of patriots that returned from the excursion guarding the wobblies down to Columbus. N. M. and no place looked more inviting than the good old shower baths. and the plunge simply restored the almost, dead crowd of refugees"
 Secretaries of the Y. NJ. c. A. are becoming scarcer daily, due to the growing demand of the army Y. NJ. c. A. work, and the fact that so many of the secretaries have joined the reg ular army forces. MT. Richardson is now asked to supply two experienced men for service in the training camps for the southwest, but is unable to re- spond to the request as he can't even supply sufficient men for manning the forces for the local associations.
 Geo. R. Seals, chauffeur to Dr. Rick etts, is new arrival in the district, and the first day he made his way to the association building and took a membership. While it is true. due to his duties with Dr. Ricketts, which will take him out of the district, still Seals recognizes the universal privi- leges allowed by the ownership of the Bisbee membership card. so it will be used to good advantage throughout the whole continent
 The Duck Pin tournament is coming along nicely We will be ready to- wallop Douglas in a short time-our boys are making better average scoresl with the Duck Pins than were made with the ten pins.
 The men in the district are cer- tainly looking upon the Y as "home, sweet home" for in the evenings the lobby is over-crowded and if the at tendance continues to increase it will be necessary in some way to make more room.
 Chas. McQuay. of the recorders of flee in Tombstone, was in Bisbee yes terday on one of his bi-weekly visits. Two weeks seems to be Charles limit of endurance at the county seat, after which he comes back to the city for some excitement, which is easily found lately.
 Percy Jones leaves soon for con- hined business trip and vacation toI New Mexico.
 A stranger recently asked which building was the Y. M c. A-whicli the Y. W. c. A. We sometimes think while looking at Miss Movers versn- da she has more Y. W. boys than girls.
 Perhaps on more needed work is being done at the Y M. c. A. at the present time than that of organizing and training of the Ambulance Com pany, under the efficient direction and supervision of Major Bowker, who has undertaken to supply a full compile ment of 119 men for government serv- ice in the Ambulance Corps. This company started with a membership of eleven. about a week ago. and at the present time S5 men have en- rolled Several more are giving con sideration to the matter, and the doctor is quite confident he will be able to supply the necessary men and Co tr;t@ -ba,. in France" by August 1. Anyone giv- ing thought to enrolling in the Ambu- lance Company should either see Ma jor Bowker, or Secretary Richardson at the "Y," within the next few days.
 More than 10000 Testaments have been given enlisted men at Fort Slo- cum by the Y. M. c. A. A copy fell into the hands of a recruit who had put three years into a university, and joined the army to study law during his leisure hours. Sixty days after having the book and reading it hel asked the secretary to show him how to become a minister. Later he grad-l uated from Princeton, became a min ister and a moderator if his church.
 In one month 1,59S Testaments were given out-4O1 to inquirers-and as a result one soldier has a Bible class, another has helped in paying the rent of the shack just off the reservation in which gospel meetings are held.
 Numerous circulars are being re- ceived at the local association, an nouncing the summer school for Y. M. c. A. workers, and thsoe who may be interested in entering association work of the Estes Park conference Not only is Estes Park Y. M. c. A. plant used for school purposes, but isl also becoming to be quite a summer vacation point.
 Estes Park is one of Colorado's