New Britain herald., 1917-11-06
MISSIONARY WILL
 TALK ON TRENCHES
C. H. Hudson Was With the
 British on the Firing Line

As an impressing introduction to the weeks campaign to secure funds for the Y. M. c. A. war work fund, next Sunday afternoons addresses in the mems department will be given by a man who has had wide exper- fence on the battlefield. c. H. Hud- son, who recently returned from five years of service in India and then experienced eight months service with the English army as a Y. M. c. A. worker, will make an address on his experiences in the English trenches.
 MT. Hudson went with the English troops all the way and remained with them in the first line trenches. At this point he was classed and sub- jected to all the hardships endured by a regular soldier and about these experiences he will tell next Sunday.
 At the Y. M. c. A. weekly fellow ship supper held at the association last night Rev. Earle B. Cross of the First Baptist church spoke on the theme, ''The King on a Mule."
 According to an honor list that was posted in the association headquarters yesterday there are one hundred and thirty-one Y. M. c. A. members in the service of the country. It is safe to state that many other names will be added to the list as soon as the other members that are in the service can be located. As 1t is the roll at present is informal and >does not in- clude all the names that properly should be included.
 The list follows: Lieutenant Rod- man w. Chamberlain, Everett Hine, Howard Barnes, Lieutenant Joseph A. Glover, John A. Martin, Harry Shahanian, Raymond Hogan, Joel Fresen, William Lamb, Martin Hor- witz, Frank Judd, Alfred Kolodney, Jack Horwitz, John Holmberg, Ralph Moody, Allen Moore, Robert Blair LeRoy Phillips, A. Larson, Edward Kiesewetter, E. M. Pickett, M. H. Futile, Rev. V. Ottman Ward, Louis Recknagle, Harry steed. N Glover Campbell, Arthur Campbell, John- stone Vance, Willard Andrews!
 James P. Rogers, E. Gustafson. James O'Sullivan, H. R. Voight, Frank Kieffer, H. Leland Hoar. Luther M. Hancock, William Peace, John Jacob, E. Peterson, R. D. Alder man, Richard Anderson, l.. c. Brad ley, Hugh V. Conroy, Willard Cowles, William F. Curtin, Samuel Gross, r. Grossklaus, w. C. Heath, F. w. Hoff- man. N. l.. Lockwood, K. Manoogian, S. Mawsessian, B. J. Sergius, s. Shovock. J. Zenn, Bidwell Barnes Clarence Brady, Stuart s. Johnson, Willis G. Marsh. F. E. Abel, pr. E. J, Leonard, P. Scapellati, H. B. Pfeieffer, R. s. Frost, Edward Eich- staedt, F. IT. Andres.
 w. S.. Andres. William Fl. Buell., Edward Ross, Emil Schaal, H. IT, Scheidler, Harold T. Dyson, Herbert Jackson, Robert J. Bertini, Richard F.. Hultgren. Howard Rruemmer, Charles c. Cook, IT. Leslie Eddy, 1rv- ing F. Ellis, Harold c. Johnson, Louie s. Jones. James P. Kiniry, Rus sell Linton, Albert P. Mardon, Ed ward B. Ogren, James Onoroto, Bur ritt A. Root, Frank W. Schade, Will liam c. Iiltgren, Lee E. Andrews, Alfred Schade, Sherrod Skinner. Ed mund Stack, Gardner c. Weld, Ed ward Williams, David E. Fendel, Harry A. Peterson, James B. Par sons, IT,, Walter Dehm. William Den his! Russell Holcomb, H. F. Stotts, J. l.. Seremit.
 George Anderson, S.. M. Axelrod, Harry Vessels, N. w. Eckberg, Fred erick w. Greene, Baba Kasparian, Charles Relay, John Bertini, Howard Timbrell, Roland Becker, Peter Ella, Harry Scheuy, David Ellison, A. Brzozwiz, E. K. Burr, E. B. Lewis, John Ventres, Harold Ventres, Rob- ert Conroy, Carl G. Carlson, Ralph V. Farrell, w. o. Cook, T. H. Clarkson, c. E. Conant, Clarence Demarest, Curtis Sheldon, Samuel Burns and Frank E. Vensel