Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-02
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT


 General Secretary A. B. Richardson writes from Chicago, where he was subpoenaed in the trial or 112 l. w. w members, that he expects to return soon after June first. While on this trip Mir. Richardson has spent some time trying to find a man to take his place here as head of the Y. M. c. A. and there is a possibility that pros pective secretary will be here soon to look over the field.
 In these strenuous days it is the duty of every man to keep himself in the very best physical condition. Classes are still in progress in the gymnasium and the exercise is needed in June just as much as in January, If you are not taking advantage of these classes now is your time to get into the game. The Eight O'Clock club that meets on Tuesday and Fri day is coming strong. The business men also play volley ball on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at five o'clock. Try the gymnasium and a cool plunge to keep in good physical trim.
 Guyler Magruder, who has been en- ployed as assistant in the boys de- partment of the Fl Paso Y. M. c. A., recently arrived in Bisbee with the intention of working in the mines dur ing the summer Mir. Magruder also expects to transfer his membership to the Bisbee association and enjoy the many priviliges to be had there.
 
 The ability to swim is a very valu- able asset for any man to possess. If you do not know how to swim now Is your opportunity to learn. Classes for men are being conducted every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday by Fay Tor Mclean. Ask the man at the desk.
 Al Crittenden, who recently went into army Y. M. c. A. work, is located at Fr. Bliss near Fl Paso, Texas. He reports that he likes the work very much as far as he has gone, and ad- vised all men to get in the work who can pass the examination. He expects to go lover there" shortly.
 We had another letter from Earl Wittig, a Bisbee boy and an enthusi- astic member of the "Y." He says he misses the home-like Bisbee "Y' very much, and yet he is quite well con tented and anxious to get lover there" and get at the kaiser. He is located at Camp Funston.
 James C. Henderson, our Scotch friend and jovial member of the "H" is now in army Y M. C. A. work and located at the Y. M. c. A. Training College, Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas. He reports that he is into the collar in the "Y' work and is enjoying his experience immensely. MT. Henderson expressed the wish that others from Bisbee might soon enter the "Y' service and asked par ticularly about Henry Perkins and Thomas James.
 Thomas James, another well known "Y'' member, is now in Fl Paso, Tex as, where he is making final arrange ments to enter the Army Y. M. C. 4. work.
 The subjects outlined last winter for the mining course are almost eX- hausted, but the educational commit tee will meet in the near future to outline the course for the summer months. The class will continue as usual Thursday of each week at one thirty and seven D. m. All men inter- ested are welcome to attend these classes.
 M. L. Payne and J. P. Doyle, who have been attending the University of Arizona for the past year, arrived in Bisbee Thursday. They expect to work here during the summer. The first thing they did on arrival was to join the Y. Nj. C. A. and secure a room