Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-17
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Next I.yoeum and entertainment course Saturday night. February g. at 8 o'clock-the Strollers' Quartet. the best on the Lyceum platform to- day. Reserve your seats early. A thrift stamp in your pocket beats a half dozen flags in your coat lapel Mac. H. Donaldson. the educational director. writes rom Denver of his safe arrival. and announces his re turn as quickly as the quarantine isl lifted
 Robert Mccartney. general carpen- ! ter foreman of the C. O.. says he never enjoyed a trip so much in his life. eN- | cepting one across the big pond en routa to America, as the one last week. svhen he took the basketball team to Tucson. The trip was made | in his seven-passenger car without ac- cident or even repairs 10 the big gas { wagon.
 Thrift stamps and war savings ! stamps are the most democratic of i investments and America expects every American to show love of re ! publican institutions by investing in ] this democratic security. The aggre- | gate amount of the investments and the number of investors in these war savings securities are in a way the answer of the people of this great democracy to the call of the cause of ! democracy throughout the world and the vindicatiOn Of civilization and hu- manity. They afford every person, however humble and however small his means. the opportunity to con ! tribute his part. to do his bit. in this | great struggle against the military masters of Germany who seek 10 dom I mate the world in contempt of justice and right and freedom and without I conscience and without mercy.
 Industrial Secretary Buck is accept ing the congratulations of his hun dreds of friends for the success he has attained in pilOting the member ship of the association to it's highest water mark. on February 1 the record showing a total of 1717-a member ship equal to that of the combined associations of Tucson. Miami. Phoe- nix and Douglas.
 J. B. Penney, chief geologist of the c O.. spent several days of last week in Courtland. NIT. Penney is chair man of the educational committee at the "Y."
 James c. Henderson. a sureenough booster for the local "Y," handed us the following for publication: You never miss the water until the well runs dry I don't know to whom this saying is credited, nor the eircum- stances under which he wrote it, yet I know that 10 thousands of men in Bisbee today this hOmely phrase ranks as true as prophecy. The thou sands who. like myself. made use of the social privileges of our local "Y," and have reyeled in the honey at mosphere that exhaled from our val ued and genial secretary. NIT. Rich ardsOn. down to the colored man who bIacked our shoes. in a semi-consciouS manner. not fully realizing our bless ing. until now when We find that We minus home" and all it's attendant comforts. we have become a tribe of nomads. wandering aimlessly around in search of something that has been ruthlessly taken from our leisure hours and unable to find it. One mem Der privately informed me that on Saturday evening he quit work at 6, went to supper. and later semi-con- sciously gravitated to the "Y." but owing to the necessary quarantine conditions obtaining there he found himself in bed by S:S0 o'clock"
 J.D Push. salesman for the Quality Tailors and a popular "Y'' lobbyist. returned Friday with one of the little angels from the Angel City. whose name hereafter will be Mrs. Bush. This is supposed to be a great sur prise to his many friends, but it seems that a little ''angel' told them all about it. Mir Bush will be at his old stand with the Quality Tailors in a few days.
 Scotty Banks. representative of the Pitts engine. the well known local NtuNuEt- ndS SOAt tO LOS NASOACS m the interest of the proposition. Scot ty will he greatly missed around both the Y. W. C. A. and Y. NJ. c. A.
 J. A. Stringaen. a former member of the local 'Y." has just returne, from Dallas. Tex. NIT. Stringean was in Dallas during the famous annual state fair. where he conducted one of the largest restaurants on the fair grounds. After travelling several thou sand miles and visiting many Y. M. IC. As in his travels. he remarked that Bisbee and the local ''I" (even under rigid quarantine regulations) certainly looked good to him. HeI hopes to remain in the district. and will probably open up in she restau- rant business as soon as suitable location can be secured.
 1 During the rigid quarantine regula' | tions the big lobby looks little quiet | at times. We wish to announce for | the benefit of both our old, new and prospective members that the mem
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