Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-19
' WINS FIRST SK|RN|SH FOR
 S30,O00 FUND

Marching orders were issued yes terday at the daily luncheon by c. F. Coykendale, campaign director, to the m embers of the campaign or
 ganization who are bending their backs in the effort to raise funds for the support of the Y. NJ. C.. A.
 "All enlisted men in the big cam paign for S30,000 in seven days, Feb ruary 14 to 21," reads the orders, ''are urgently requested to be present at the noon report meetings in the Y. M. c. A. each day. Lunch is served free to workers.
 This is testing time for the War ren district. She is going to decide within these seven days whether she wants a Young Mems Christian Asso- citation or does not want this institu- tion in her midst We are going to find out what the real public-spirited citizens of the district are in this campaign.
 There are three classes of indivi- duals in the world. the Wills ac- complish things; the I Wont's' op- pose everything; the I Cant's' fail in everything. Which class are you go- ing to be in?
 Every worker should join the I Wnp class and put every ounce of energy into the work of saving the | institution to the Warren district.
 You must remember that this is an All or None proposition. We must either succeed or face abso- lute failure.
 This is a great game. You are the | players and must remember that to | win means that each play his full part.
 Let's get together and win.
 "The Warren district cannot afford | to fail in this movement
 Yours for $30,00000"
 First reports on the progress of the campaign were made at the luncheon Tuesday and showed satisfactory re suits. Division A received total | of 60 subscriptions amounting to SAP and the executive committee received a total of 22 subscriptions amounting to $2975, making a grand | total of $43s7.
 The report by team captains is as follows: Clinton Moon, ' subscrip- | tions, S475; H. D. Ross. 2S subscrip | tions. $500; w. W. Gidley. 13 subscrip- tions. S425; F. S. Davenport 13 sub | scriptions. $212: executive commit l tee, ZZ 6uDScrlpt1OnS, $2975.
 Division B and those team captains ! who did not report Tuesday included l their reports with the others yester- | day, bringing the grand total up to | $6721.50. Up to noon yesterday 120 | subscriptions were received amount | ing to $2334.50 for that day alone
 The report yesterday of Division B | under George Cobb, general, was as | follows: Thomas Egan, Is subscrip- | tions, S52O; J. Yoakum, 15 subscrip- | tions, s290; J. D. Gresham, subscrip- tions, $50. totaling $S60. Division A | added $1319.50 to the fund yesterday | at noon.
 The Ministerial Association of the 1 Warren district is squarely behind this movement of the Y. M. c. A. as is shown by the following resolution recently passed at a meeting of the association in the Y. M. C. A. build ing:
 "The Y. M C. A. as determined by its organizers and by its controlling principles is an arm of the church fof the establishment and promotion of the Kingdom of God. especially in and through the lives of men. Tn the Warren district, the Y. M. c. A. is me C0uTCH .dJ WOTh d1OnS luSIlJu- tional lines for the accomplishment of this end. Because of its enjoyment. it is fitted to do this work as none of the churches can hope to be. It thus furnishes the churches the op- portunity of rendering an all-around service to the young men of the camp that would not otherwise be possible.
 'The wo~l- done by the association iustifies us, the pastors of the sev- eral Protestant churches of the War ren district, in most heartily com mending the organization to the pub lie. It has earned the loyal and lib eral support of every citizen who has the welfare of the Warren dis trict at heart. Because of its close relation to and cooperation with the church faithful and liberal support in every possible way in a. financial way especially, at this time should be given by the Christian people of the district"