Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Work. which reads:
 'I want to express my unqualified appreciation of the work that has been done at Bisbee under the auspi- ces of the association. Aside from the satisfaction which all of us inter- ested in the company feel in regard to the good which has been done, the buildings have undoubtedly been of great benefit to the community in steadying and strengthening the lives of the men"
 Mir. George Cobbe, chief clerk at the Shattuck & Arizona. and a member oi the Board of Directors of the "Y" is one of the best membership hustlers of the official family.
 No better souveniers of the district can be found than those new colored postals showing the "Welfare Facto- ries of the Warren Mining District. a splendid grouping of the Y. M., Y. w. and the Boys Buildings.
 The regular monthly meeting of the uAEtClOIS VIII Dt uSiu tCHtSudy evening at 5:30.
 Billy Sunday. the noted evangelist, who is now holding the biggest meet ing of his life in New York City. has over and above actual expenses while in New York will be divided equally between the American Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A. for the work of these organizations in the worlds war. One New York editor has already estimated that the amount will probably be q million dollars. As large as this amount may seem, it is only one third of the sum estimated for the require ments of the Y. NJ. C. A. alone in tEe war for the coming year.
 MT. c. $. Thompson, manager of the B. I. Co.,, and a member of the board of directors of the "Y", is spending a week at Los Angeles, attending the National Electrical Association Con- vention.
 A. M Shambaugh has a new job now working for the Ellison-White Chsutauqua people distributing pro- grams of the very best Chautauqua ever placed on the platform.
 Frank Bailey, one of the familiar faces in the big lobby, left for Alaska. He will join his wife in Los Angeles.
 Maynard Laswell. employed at the Cole. and former forward on the ''Y' crack basketball team. left for Los Angeles Saturday night. Charles Nim- mer also has shaken the dust of Bis bee and left for Los" for the week.
 Bronx Willard. mucker at the CZar shaft. is to be manager of the Play ground baseball league, to be started May l. Twelve teams are to be en- rolled for the summer sport CT the association athletic field at the Czar grounds.
 Roy MeAlhster--is improving as a wrestler, under the supervision of Weber. wrestling instructor at the "Y". Weber states that wrestling aspirants will have ro step some to be considered in Macs class.
 Final arrangements have been made for a field meet May 27, open to all. The next meeting is called for Tues day. at 7:SO p. m.
 Walter Knight. formerly cutter with the Quality Tailors, has enlisted in the Coast Artillery corps. Mir Knight will leave for the Coast today.
 s. s. Stafford gave up his room a, the "" and is now living in his new house in Warren.
 MT. Mitchell has a hard time get ting pin boys at the bowling alleya who can be on the job at II a. m. Any one who would like to set pins, should call at the ''Y" and ask for MT. Nit. chell.
 Jack Belt, of Pasadena, who is O.. old school mate of Mitchell. at tn" "Y". paid a short visit to the "Y" to day.
 'Y" bOwlers are making some exec, lent scores and Douglas will have l. go some to carry the shield home with them when they come here for their next game.
 II. Lawrence Bush, a recent arrive from San Francisco, and an enthusias tic "" member. has been employee at the Southwest shaft
 W. NJ. Witner. from San Francisco has transferred his membership C the Bisbee Y. NJ. c. A.
 H. L. Bush has resigned his positio, at the Phelps Dodge store and has m deTtaken mucking.
 David Boswell has gone to F., Pas