Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-10
You are a "Y" man. You are proud of it-

sociated with an institution that IS taking such a real part in. the great war
 You know how wonderfully the "f organization has expanded 10 meet its great responsibility in the war.
 You known that the Y. N. C. A. m spite of all its expansion is just as efficient as ever and growing more so every day.
 But you know that you can't have big. strong "Y" lover there" without a big. strong "Y'' rignt here.
 You and I who are aere must keep the home fires burning till the boys come home"
 We must "carry on" here and now.
 You can do a "bit" by getting member Q day.
 Bring 'ern- -in-sign 'em up.
 They'll be glad and so will you
 Wallace Badger, who has been a member of the ~Y'' for the past nine months. leaves Monday for Camp Ere mont. Cal. He has joined the 319th engineers. He cid not wait for the draft
 The association is in receipt of a sbcrt message from H. J Waldecker ex-sssistanf boys secretary Of the as sociation who left several months ago to icin the aviation ccrps at Chicago, but because of his small stature was turned down for this service. He finally was accepted by the medical departmeat of tn United States army, and is now located wifh many other Of the Bisbee boys at Fort Riley. Kas- Any of the friends who wish 10 write him should address him care of de tachment hospital
 So many reasons have been given through the columns of the News Let ter why man should take regular and systematic exercise in the gym nasium that the physical director, NIT. Morley. has recently compiled in com parison and contact ten reasons why every man in the Warren district should not take exercise Following are the reason:
 l. You might have some fun.
 9 You might take some new friends.
 3. You might so improve your ap- peaTance that your friends would not know you.
 4. You might become so full Of snap and vigOr that ycu could not re strain yourself from overwork.
 :. Ycu might become so strong that you could do odd jobs around the house. such as cutuns wood or bring ing up the coal
 6. You might create such an appe- tite that the folks at home might com plain that you eat too much
 '. You might never get sick. and therefore be unable to take day off now and then.
 s. You might take too many baths as ?. result
 g. You might be able to run for a car without being winded-
 TO- You might become so graceful in your movements and so light on your feet that you friends would not recognize yoH by your walk.
 The association is pushing the thrift campaign among the members with encouraging results. As a form Of in- formation thrift bulletins aro posted on a blackboard in the lobby and every member has an opportunity to secure firzt-hand information regard ing this worthy government propa- aanda.
 A surprise is in store fer the mem- bers of the association along the mu- sicaI lines. One of the members re ported recently that he was oTganiz- ing a trio of musical talent consisting of violin. DianO and clarinet
 The latest organization Of the edu- cational department an electrical club. . fostered by p. C. Lyman. an expert electrician himself. and one who is 1 interested in assisting his fellows 10 gain some concrete knowledge of the mysteries of electricity. The club or ganization will be effected next Tues | day night at o'clock. and every man | in the Warren district who is inter- ested in gaining knowledge or infor- ! nation aIcng the electrical lines is | invited to be present !
 ". H. Pool. a prominent member Of the association. Ans ~ne of the most enthusiastic boosters. wishes tS a- nounce to his many friends that this tr Ait AAlAA AAAAF hN AAoAo AlA4A ing.
 Ezra B. Rider. chief Of the efficiency department Of the Copper Queen. de- 1ivered an interesting address before the Mems Sunday club last Sunday afternoon, relating some facts regard ing the early Orsanization of the y NJ. c. A. and of his recent experience as army Y M. C. 4 secretary at the big cantonment at Camp Cody. New Mexico
 The Current Events club renewed < their bi-monthly session last Sunday afternoon at ' o'clock. The subject under discussion was the morale Of the various armies of the great war.
 The secretary was glad to receive | a visit from Messrs. Sfock and Oaks of San Antonio. Tex. direct from the hig army department of the associa- tion at that point, San Antonio being the southwestern headGusrters of sll ' of the Y. n. C. A. army work. Mir Stock is the physical director in charge of the southwestern section.