Arizona republican., 1919-11-23
''Y' OLDER BOYS. CONF FERENCE T0. bE ELABORATE.
Program Will Include Both Entertainment And Talks By Men Qualified State Y. M. c. A. Leaders Com ing

With arrangements completed for | the Arizona State Older Boys confer | ence, the program for the three days | session was announced at the '. M | c. A. yesterday.
 Speakers from Los Angeles, El Paso l and various parts of this state will discuss topics of the moment to boys who will be here from all parts of the state.
 Among the important addresses dur ing the conference will be that of Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell, who will speak at the memorial service, bonor- ing the men of the state who made the extreme sacrifice for their country. Special invitations have been extended to the Phoenix post of the American legion, the civil war veterans and spanish war veterans, the committee in charge having reserved seats for the honored guests and the visiting delegates to the conference. The gen. eral public has also been invited to at tend the memorial service as far as the seating capacity of the house will per nit The program will convey a spe- cial tribute to the hisn school boys of Arizona who lost their lives on the Flanders field.
 IIoSTdIn TOT the Arlzona state Boys conference follows:
 Friday, 10 a. m. to { D. m-Athietic and aquatic meet, Y. M. c. A. building.
 to p. m.-Registration of dele gates and assignment to homes.
 to 6 ?. m.-Reception by Hi-Y and Blue Triangle clubs. to p. m.-Banquet Admission by ticket-50c per plate); orchestra music, PhOnnlY Prof. Blomes, leader; addresses of vel come by Judge Richard E. Sloan, city attorney; Prof. John D. Loper, presi- dent Phoenix Y. M. c. A; Rev. W. S. Buchanan, representing the Phoenix churches; Fred Hough, president Hi- club; Reginald Phillips, vice presi- dent cabinet; response in behalf of visiting delegates by Joubert Dayen- | port, Tucson; address, The Value of a Mans Man" Harry Rimmer. Los An geles, Cal; address, "The Challenge to Serve" Gale Seaman, Los Angeles; organization of conference and election of officers.
 Saturday. 7:5o to 2 a. m.-Ieaders' breakfast conference at Y. M. c. A.
 S:45 to 9-Song service, Professor Blome. leader.
 to s:15-Devotionaf, Roy E. Dicker- son, Tucson.
 9:15 to 1O--Address, "The Prepara- ton For Service" by Dean William Scarlett.
 10 to 10:1o-Special music.
 10 to differentiation of program and events of state interest: the affili- ated Hi-Y clubs. by Earl Mast, Doug las; Hi-Y training camp, by Earl C. Reeves, Phoenix; older boys organized
 Sf1Va Aax NI4 T ID Miami; earn and give campaign, by H
 P. Demand, Fl Paso.
 Il to 11:40-Address, Around the
 World with the Red Triangle" by F C. Wade, Jr., Fl Paso.
 11:40 to 12-Business session 12 to 12:15-Conference photograph in front of Y. M. c. A. , 1915 to 1:30-Luncheon hour.
 1:30 to 1:45-Sons service, Profes , sor Blome, leader. 1:45 to 2:30-Ten- minute papers ''The Opportunity of rhe Older Boy fo
 Service" by Earl Menees, Phoenix The Older Boys Influence Over Hi f Companions" by delegate from Doug las; The Hi-Y-Its Accomplishmen Q and Possibilities" by Lawrence Su 1 man, Tucson.
 . 2:S0 to 3-Address by Gale Seaman : Los Angeles.
 s 3-Sightseeing, Phoenix and dow e the valley (as guests of Kiwanis club ! 7:30 to 9-Memorial service in hono . of Arizona's heroes; music, Indial e school band; speakerx, Governor Tho.
 E. Campbell and Harry Rimmer, Lo 0 Angeles. (The public is especially in 1t vited to this meeting.)
 Sunday, 9:30 to 11-Sunday school.
 Il to 12:30-Church. Visitors wi
 attend Sunday school and church c
 choice.
 o 2:s0 to 3-Song service, Professo Blome, leader.
 3 to 3:45-Address. "Enlisting in tn A Service" Rev. Harry Rimmer. d 4-Final meeting (for delegate V only).
 T 430-Adjournment s Committees have arranged to met n trains and escort delegates to the } d M. c. A., where they will be assigne e to homes. All sessions will be held i ,t the First Methodist church. except th = banquet Friday night, which will 1 o held in the Y. M. C. A. lobby. |. -