Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
 OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Each week these columns from now on will contain Thrift Suggestion" for the sole purpose only of encOurag- ing and inducing. # possible. the read CT. in case Ee has not already. to form a partnership with Uncle sam |. mic for the period of the war-sure'y | a mutual investment. too. thrift pocket 5s a character builder-it tests vour. caDscitv to resist You will md ! it as anuring as the penny bank you once had on thA mantelpiece. Select T the pccket-any one win dO-and then | select the ccin. Suppose your thrift coin'' is a nickel. Every nickel you ! got goes into the thrift pocket You q canno, borrow from the thrift pocket nor lend from it Experience proves I that it isn't wise even 10 make change from il. and that il is a failure if you 2 are not honest. serupuiOusly honest, with it. Every time it gets over heavy 20 to the post0ffice or bank l Thrift stamrs are light. For sale in the building 14 hours every day.
 Arthur NC.man. president of the ". is again serving his country in -. Tucson on the state exemption board.
 The association has just received .liberal shipment of stationery for the soldiers of the s5th infantry. stationed at Lowell. for which they are exceed ingly grateful
 James TOOts. a miner at the June !, ton. had his right thumb smashed a few days ago. James is an enthuSi- astic r member. and while recuperat. < ing will enjoy the soft seats. mags- zines. etc. in the big lobby. A good place for all miners suffering from
 slight injuries to recuOerate-
 a J. H. Carswen. from Palestine. Tex. is a recent arrival in the district MT l Carsweil is a member of the Pales- ' tine Railroad Y. He is favorably im- pressed with Bisbse and the local Y and hopes to remain here
 J. R. Robertson. Q favorite member :, Of the local Y for the last three . months and an employee of the Cop
 per Queen Consolidated Mining com tpany in the supply department. left . for Tucson last Friday. He will be in Tucson for a few weeks returning 2 about March l5.
 F. L. Williams. Fl PasO & South, . western agent and the very efficient n treasurer of the association. has Q moved to the country. having em ! parked to Warren with his family. He a says he will sign vouchers. however ei The official board meeting of th% .s association will meet this Wednesday t st 5:S0-
 Tommy's Triangle is the lates .. book to be placed in the reading e trough-a real live story, by Arthur .r. Gaping on the great work being don' 10 by the Red Triangle fer the BritiSl ,r troops Every member desiring tO b' ,l thorouehlv ID to date on his Organiza ,r ton should be sure and read this mos " interesting book
 m Dr. Frederick Perry. the Michigan 9 minister who has given up his pulpi v during the war and is now known a!
 the Army r. N. c. X. secretary, Sns ,I who has just returned from a five
 month service with General PerShin. k in France. has this to say about te' ,b war situation: ~in waging this wa ,t fagainst Germany We may be warrin: ,o for world democracy and for every n. thing else that the orators tell u' "a about. but since my trip to Franc c and since l learned of the German . methods of warfare. feel that we an a-i fighting against the very minions O '. hell for the protection of our wive '- and children of America When |, went to France l heard with a grail 5 of salt the tales of German artrocI
 ties. Since then I can affirm sol
 emnly that they are all true. and th
 half has never been told. The horr
 ble violations of wOmanhoOd. the de
 inberate attempt to break the spiri
 of the people of Belgium and the oC
 cupied portions of France by murder
 ing infants. tOrturing mothers an'
 fathers. are not mere sporadic crime
 of a drunken Soidiery. but are tn
 result of a deliberate policy Of tn
 imperial German war council Sine
 my return to America have nOthin
 but the utmost contempt for the pro
 Germans. There is only one nor
 cOntemptible being in the world. an
 that is a paciiist. In this day an
 age man can't be moral and ps
 cifist-
 Tn view of the fact that we ar
 carrying quite a large number of ou
 members who are in the country
 service. we believe all members wi
 consider it patriotic duty to rene'
 their cards as they expire. To "kee
 the home fires burning" we mus
 "keep. the ranks full"
 Lewis I.e Cuyer. the association
 soloist. will sing at the Mems Sunda