Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

FT to join the navy.
 W. II. Godfrey has gone to Los Angeles.
 William Heyn was in from his ranch bo pass Sunday with friends.
 MT. J. H. Stringin, a member of the L. A. Y. NJ. c. A, is a new arrival in Bisbee He is very favorably i'm pressed with Bisbee and expressed himself as much surprised at the size and magnitude of the local "Y"
 New Members.
 Following are the names of tho SC joining and renewing their member ship last week; F. l.. Mcfarland, J. H. Kelly. Henry Baron, J. :. entz J. G. Goodmna. J. F. Muir, Rudy Chup- ish, w. NJ. Brown, Elmer Garber, Rob- ert Kalinich, w. A. Bower, Cteve Jei- avik. Herman C. Hutterman. Tom Hail. Ernest Araiza, E. J. Mccoy. J. D. Bush. O. N. Jones, E. Stanleigh Schrlv- CT. H. T. Holmes, Louis Brown, T. W. Voelker, Roy L. Thompson, Chas. ". Abernathy, L. H. BOvee, Wm. J. Schutz, Fred o. Peterson, Herrick Lidstone, W. G. Fletcher, E. NJ. Bar nett H. L. Cassell, Frank Sesen, L. O. Garrett. Chas Kakukar. c. B. Dac- is, Palmer Key, Howard Dodge. Joseph B. Plosser, W. B. Stevens and How ard H. Page.
 Boys Department.
 Every boy in the Warren District as an unusual treat in store for him If he gets busy. Ask the secretary all about it. If you are eligible he will give you a ticket which will ad- init you to the confidential lectures on Health" Some of the best phy- sicians in the city are going to talk to you on these subjects. The first will be today at 2:45 p. m. by pr. Rob ert Ferguson.
 At the Boys Board meeting it was found that the Department has the largest membership in it's history.
 Have you seen a strange boy in town in the last week? He needs friend good clean pal Speak to him. Bring him into your Boys Department and get him acquainted with the Sec retary. You will feel better about it than he does.
 Happy" Adams has organized the Quality Hill Gang into a ball team. It won't be long before you will hear about their having carried off the pen nant Better get your gang organiz- ed or they will beat you on a walk away"
 The Copper Head Band is making some real progress. On Monday night. April 23rd. they will leave the depart fashioned camp fire. Ask at the desk for full particulars. Ever been out to a camp fire? Well. there will he the usual good time: Hot dogs" Marsh mallows. etc. Sing? Sure we'll sing and there will be the good old story. You'll say it isn't camp fire with out a story. nor is it a story without a campfire.
 A regulation ping pong table has been purchased and should be pere in a few days.
 Wanted, A. fellow who can stand on his head and play the piano at the same time. "AI' Truscott has done it every other way.
 The following members have been added during the past week: Robert Becker, Heber Perkins. Nils Stoney. C. McGeein. Marshall Hodgson. Walter Hodgson.
 Tom Cannon, one of the most en- thusiastic members has handed this to the Boys Secretary Martin-an ex- pression of his personal idea of the de partment:
 When you walk into the '. NJ. C. A. Boys Department, the first thing mo- ticed is a spirit of fellowship about the building. Everyone is busy at but not too much to make friends with new fellow. Your mind is kept clean and wholesome because there is lot of interesting shings a do that a fellow has not the time to have anything in his mind but clean thoughts. The lobby is full of the latest good magazines. There is a piano, several checker boards, a lot of best games, and a billiard table. If a boy is a stranger in town and he