Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-30
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT


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 With this issue of the News Letter" the editor in chief presents his resig- nation and bids adieu to the hundreds | of readers of these notes, and the more | than eighteen hundred members of the | Young Mems Shristian Association in | the Warren District. It is with feel ! ing of keen regret that Secretary | Richardson sewers his connection with i the Bisbee Association, but circum- stances were such that there was no other alternative. Suffering with high blood pressure, his physician ad- vised a lower altitude. so he accepted | a position at Nashville, Tennessee with the Dupont Powder Company, as executive secretary for group of as sociatiOns, and with his wife and two sons left last evening via Kansas City and St. Louis for the future home. The | best wishes of the membership go with the secretary in his new field.
 Manager c. Fl. Dowell of the Copper Queen left Friday for San Antonio, where he went at the request of Dr John R. Nett, head of the North Ann erican Y. NJ. C. A. movement to attend group conference looking towards the coming campaign for one hundred million dollars for the association war work. Mir. DOwel will represent the Y. NJ. C. A. of the Warren District at the gathering.
 Lewis LeCuyer is the latest "old timer" to make his exit For q couple of years, LeCuyer was employed in the furniture department at the Phelps Dodge store, and was very prominent in the social department organization of the Association. He has accepted position in the office staff of the Guggenheim mining interests at Christ mas. Arizona. His many friends of success in his new position.
 One hundred sixty-four member ships expire during July, most Of whcm have either left the camp or en- listed for Uncle Sammie.
 4 letter has been received from Al
 
 ago. entering the Y NJ. C. A. war work He states that he is very busy at all times, and that he is now stationed at Nogales, Arizona.
 c. s. Thompson. manager of the Bis bee Improvement Company and dircc- tor of the association, has been con fined tc his home for a number of. days due to illness. The members are hopeful for his early recovery.
 The record for the past twelve montFs in the bath department was ever 79.000 Who said the Y boys were net a clean bunch? Why shouldn't the boys bathe when the towels even are furnished free.
 A letter has been received from our old friend "Scotty' Banks, who is now in San Francisco. He says he has talk en cut a membership in the 'Y' there so as to be reminded of his old home in Eisbee He has sentia copy of the kaiser's last will and testament. which can he had by any of the members. Ask the man at the desk"
 Word has just been received from the Southwestern District War Work Council office urging the recruiting Of more men for the Army Y. M. C. A. work. Any men who might be inter ested should call at the business office of the local association at once.
 Industrial Secretary Buck reports that his wife, who is in a hospital on the coast, is improving.
 Mir D. A. Modill, a recent arrival m Bisbee, has been a member of the Y M C. A for many years He first had a membership in Chicago in 1898, | and at the present time holds a mem bership card from Exeter Hall. Eng iand, where the first r. NJ. C. A. was organized in 1S44 Mir Modill was one of the pioneers of the first Y NJ. C. A. l organized in Manila, P l., and donated l toward the construction of the first building there in 1901 While in Man ! fla. Mr Modill had two year con 1 tract with the Red Cross to furnish ! them with bread. He expects to take ! a membership in the lo,al "Y" at an ! early date.
 A. J. Hesse, one of the "Y'' mem i bers. left last Sunday night for Los | Q -,-1....- .-4,.