Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-26
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

A card just received from Gustav Ziprik. former office assistant at the Y, post marked New York City, on this postal, he gives some very inter- esting information regarding the Grand Central Terminal station of the metropolis. The Grand Central Terminal covers 79 acres. facing East 42nd street, from Vanderbilt to Lex ington avenues. IL has 33la miles of ltrack under cover, with a capacity for handling 200 trains. and 100000 pas sengers each hour. There are tracks for long distance on the upper or ex- press level, and 25 tracks for subUr- ban trains on the lower level. The main building at street level is 672 feet long, BIO feet wide. and 150 feet high. Below street level it is 745 feet long, 455 feet wide and 45 feet deep. The terminal has a capacity of 1.053 cars" MT. Ziprik is subject to the first draft call. and expects to leave soon from his home at 36 Spring street. Middletown, Conn, for Some where-ln-France.
 Lieutenant Herbert Hodgson, son of Captain J. P. Hodgson, was a ire quent visitor for the past few days at the association headquarters Lieu tenant Hodgson recently returned from Presidio, where he withstood the rigid tests of the army drills at the officers training camp. He left yes tercay for permanent training camp in the state of Washington.
 The Skilings Mining Review. of Re cent date gave due recognition to Bisbee and the manner in which she recently handled the l. w. w. propa- ganda. in an article appearing in this journal under the following caption: Does Great Public Service.
 Sheriff Wheeler of Cochise county, !. Arizona, is entitled to the thanks of employers everywhere for his able handling of the roundup and deporta- : tion of I. W. W.'s from the Warren mining. camp, at Bisbee, a short time ago. It put a damper upon l. w. w. operations all over the west and south west, for the agitators fear that the Bisbee system will be adopted univer- sally. and probably they are right. : Any time that the I. W. ". see a pros porous property, or properties, they feel perfectly justified in demanding that a strike take place. The mat ter of wages being paid. and as to whether the employed are satisfied, are Of no consequence to the wv. w. The strike is the first step toward conhscation if possible The attitude of the I. W. D. is so preposterous that even the authorities cannot bring themselves to regard them seriously but they are highly dangerous ele- ment if allowed to obtain encourage ment anywhere"
 At the official board meeting of the directors. held a few evening ago. the following is gleaned from the report of the general secretary:
 Statistical for Monrth of July, 1917
 Statistical for Month of July, 1917.
 used ... ... ... ... ....1O.341 Number of letters written by
 members ... ... e. =. e. 3,1O1 Number of committee meetings held 32 Attendance at committee meet . ngs... ........ 11O Number of games bowled. ... 1.96S Attendance at social gatherings los Attendance at mems Sunday club 705 Attendance at boys club. ... 56 Attendance at Gymnasium and
 athletic events .. .. 236 Number of members enrolled dur
 ing month ... =. ... 116 Membership standing first of
 month >..... l,612
 We received a letter from Doc" O. R. Bladk from Everette, Minn He states he is having the time of his life fishing. hunting. etc. We are sure Doc is having a great time for he is in good eongenial company, and he may bring the company with him. He states he cannot tell just when he will return to Bisbee.
 Mrs. s. c. Mitchell and Chauncey, Jr., are expected to arrive home this morning from Long Beach. California. where they have been for short stay after leaving Murietta Hot Springs. Last news from Mrs. Mitchell. indi- cates she was feeling fine.
 ! We have had word from John At kinson one of our old members. and one of the best bowlers in the state He was one of our first team bowlers for several seasons. Johns old friends may address him at Queens Park. New Westminster. B. C.. Cana da, No. 22O4311 c. E. F.
 Dave Sugich with the Gus Hickey Grocery Company. and one of our best bowlers has been drafted and expects | to leave for the training camp shortly