Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24

Der, has just returned from the coast where he applied for entrance to the aviation corps but was refused. being little over the age limit We are glad to see Mir. Romans bright smile around the lobby again and hope he will remain.
 Fred Schweizer, a new arrival and also new member of the "T.'" from Long Beach, California. is convalesc- ing around the lobby. after a success ful operation for appendicitis at the c. & A. hospital Schweizer was re- gently employed at the Briggs shaft.
 Fred Orwig. of Helper siah. is ca new arrival in the district. AS soon as MT. Orwig got a glimpse of the swimming pool he had his membership transferred to the local ~ He is employed at the Lowell shaft.
 P. A. Weyeneth. an employe of the Gardner Shaft. and a champion high diver had his left hand injured recent ly. He is enjoying the baths and big lobby during the time he is on.
 Claude Smith, new arrival :n the district and an enthusiastic ~Y" mem Der, decided to join the navy
 Duck Pin Tournament will start soon; all those wishing to take part will please leave their names at the office. Series of will be played with Douglas for a silver loving cup. and this cup must stay in Bisbee. so every one get busy.
 Hand ball tournament will start to- morrow at the "Y" sign up with your partners at the desk.
 Found-A bunch of keys. inquire al the office.
 c. E. Randolph has decided not 10 join the Palm Beach squad. Instead. he has bought himself a gray suit. but then there Is a reason. He is getting something that will last a lit- te longer than two months Charles is making daily trips to Warren to inspect his new residence which he will soon occupy with his new bride. Not only that, but he goes almost every morning to water the flowers for his future mother-in-law. Leave it to Charles, he knows what he is doing
 R. E., Bradford. has renewed his membership again. and can be found at the 'Y." every evening writing a letter to his wife who has gone on her vacation to the coast. But he does not step at that-five pound boxes Of chOcolates-special made. are also sent
 R. w. Wilson is making quite a rep" for himself as a Photographer and when he gets tired of his fivver he may start in business for himself
 
 out or renewed their membership du-- ing the past week:
 C. E. Kellogg 4. D. Robertson. Frank Fox, John Schologa. J. W. MOles. Fred Orwig. Wm. Ryan. Henry Aiken. R. 2. Bradford. J. F. Rork. Richard And rews. Chas. r. Brown. A. Bathcher. Phil Davis. Ed Grinrod, H. s. Graves. Geo. Huffman. Ueho HOntaki Hunt ley Sinclair. Ernest R. Hegi. Abe Junettoli. c. F. Latham. D. F. Dehmer. Robt. Mccartney. Robert F. Mobley. Albert R. May. Andrew Moore. John ODonnen. Carrick Oldham. L. R. Spencer. V. H. Winstead. W. F. B. Wilson. C. l. Wilson, Elmer F. Bohau. John T. Radanovich. James McCul- lock. J. B. Leedy. Eelmana Feta, Chester Johnson. L C. E. Adams. Jr.. John Davis. F. L. Doepke. Chss. T. Flask. A. w. Eddy. Frank HOman. D. c. Face. Lee Parks. Calvin Pohlman. J. A. Reynolds. Harry Schall. Leon Schuhl. Clarence c. Stetson. Tony Band and W. R. Williams.
 Boys Dep artment.
 The Patriotic Camp Farm" farmers are in town for two weeks. waiting for the rainy season to start so they can start in earnest on their bean crop Nearly all the boys have manifested their intention of going on the next trip good time is assured to all who will go and help Uncle Sam slir it over on the Kaiser.
 Five new members have been se- cured since last Thursday. They are. Leslie Carter. Herbert Peary. Robert Pettijohn. John Shells. George Simp- son. Charles Maddern and Leonard Maddern.
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