Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-19
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

]. B. Leedy. a member of the local Y for the last two years, left Sunday for San Francisco, Cal, to join the army. Mir. Leedy has been employed at the BroDhy Garage for some time.
 ]. B. Hale, for many years Q miner in the district, writes from Globe that he is now employed in the mines there. MT. Hale was one of the first men to work on the Irish Mag shaft when that famous shaft was only ten feet deep. Hale has niany friends in camp.
 General Secretary Richardson, his wife and son Albarton, returned from the coast last Sunday morning, where they have been for the past six weeks on account of Mir. Richardsons health. Mir. Richardson has greatly improved and is back on the job.
 A card just received from Gustav Ziprik. former assistant secretary. announces his departure on some ship going somewhere in search of the kaiser. Ziprik will be remembered by hundreds of the association mem- bers.
 We had a letter last Wednesday from our old friend Ben Keeper who is now in Camp Funston. Ben says they are now being drilled about six hours every day. except Sunday and that he enjoys it very much; in fact, he says he has enjoyed everything in connection with the, camp and the work. He wishes to be remembered to all his old friends and especially the Bisbee bowlers.
 The History of the War to date in twelve volumes is the latest addition to the book trough in the association lcbby. The men are using them to the limit
 Roy McAllister, one of the most pop ular members, left few days ago for his home in Missouri on a visit to his parents, before going into the service of his country.
 The membership of the largest in- dustrial association in the world is located here in Bisbee. It now has membership of 1907.
 Word has been received from Mac H. Donaldson our former educational director, who left here several weeks ago on account of the illness and death of his father Mac writes that he will not be able to return to the district and sends his resignation. The association regrets to chronicle this news. but under the circumstance es it was impossible for MT. Donald son to return. His successor will be secured at the earliest possible date.
 Tom Doyle, one of the most poUu- lar and best known sons of the dis trict, returned a few days ago from Camp Funston. Tom got two weeks furlough and came to see his father. ''Tiddy' Doyle, who has been quite sick for the last; week at the c. & A. hospital. Tom is. in ;the artillery corps and for the feavy artillery cer- tainly looks the part. He dropped into the local Y the other day and enjoyed a shower bath. He is loud in his praises of the Y. M. c. A. work in the cantonments.
 w. H. Day, interstate Y M.. c. A. secretary from Fl Paso. made a short visit to the local association Thurs day while en route to Naco in an in- sDection tour of the army canton ments. Mir. Day is looking for men for the association Y. M. c. A. work. Any one who might be interested should see Secretary Richardson.
 The board of directors met for their regular monthly session last Wednes- day evening Reports from the sev- eral secretaries and committees in dicated a healthy and progressive type of work being accomplished.
 Herbert Duncan is in receipt of an- other very interesting letter from that we'll known and popular Y member, Scotty Banks. He writes from San Francisco and judging from the many activities he is participating in, he is having a great time. in addition to promoting his own interests.
 Andy Biiou, one of the local ball