New Britain herald., 1922-03-29
HI-Y CLUBS LAST
 SESSION TOMORROW
Long List Of Prominent Speakers
 Here During Winter

With the address to be delivered be- fore the Hi-Y club al the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow night, that club will cease its sessions until next fall. F. Pay son Jones, ewspaper writer, will tell how he "coyered' some big stories in the west The meeting tomorrow night will conclude long list of prominent speakers, many Of national and some Of international reputation, who have spoken here.
 The list of speakers who have been here is as follows:
 Dr. "Al' Sharpe of Yale university, athletic coach.
 Walter Camp, football coach, editor manufacturer and story writer,
 T. A. D. Jones, head coach of Yale football team.
 guidance and eXponant and counsel Tor, Columbia.
 Rev, Charles l.. Goodell, D,D.. evangelist and public speaker.
 Col. k. M. Danford, commandant of West Point military academy, and former brigadier general at Camp Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina.
 Guy Erwin, Soldier of France"- blind student now studying law at Harvard. French world war hero. Sherry" $. Day, academic secre- tary at Yale and associate of evange- list, Sherwood Eddy.
 envoy.
 Professor W. c. Mccarthy, Spring. field college, director of boys work course.
 H. Koshiwigi, Japanese student at Yale.
 Professor J. B. Tracy, of Yale, and director Of school of engineering.
 Ed" Ziegler, Springfield college, athletic director. Clark Brockman, missionary from China, now connected with Yale.
 "Eddy" Arsivaetian, special student from India, studying at Hartford Theological seminary.
 F. D. Fagg, state Y. M. c. A. sec retary and former New Britain gen. eral secretary, 1895. Rev. Joseph Palmer, Hartford, worker with boys. Dr. Jesse Harris, former superin- tendent of health department, New Britain, former officer U. s. Army, Philippines and other U. s. posses sions.
 Rev. Garabed Missrian. Harvard graduate. divinity school, former pas tor Stanley Memorial church. Rev. John l.. Davis, organizer of Connecticut's largest Bible class for men, approximate enrolment 1500, average attendance $50. Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pennsylvania evangelist. l.. P. slade, principal High school, New Britain. . j. M. Cassidy, football coach and athletic trainer New Britain High ] school recently returned from Phil l ippines and Cuba
 Dave" Dunn, attorney, Yale foot
 ball star. "Kek" Parker, former college foot ball player. Miss Jeanne Wardrope, general sec retary New Britain Y. w. c. A. Harry T. Baker, Cornell football star "Y" World War worker in Rus | Sla, now COIlleCltu Nilii iiiISi iie't'o | al committee of the national Y. M. c. A., director of boys work division. | Prof. Frederick Soculn, director of
 astronomy and Won Polack observa-
 tory. Wesleyan university.
 Rev. Elmer T. Thienes, of Hart ford. and county work secretary of the Y. M. c. A. Colonel +. Catlin, R. O. T. C., and world war brigadier general, u. S A..
 service 2S years, Philippines, Hawai- ! Cuba.
 T Alexis R. Wiren, international SIC retary committee on friendly rela- | tinns of Russian students in America | Refugee from Russia, member ot roy al family of Russia
 Winslow Russell, vice president
 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance com
 pany,. Hartford.
 Prof. Raymond Dodge, director ot
 nsychological laboratory, Wesleyan . university. :. Judge Epaphroditus Peck, of Bris- tol. : Charles w. Clark of Yale Law : school.
 Edward c. Potter, sculptor, New York city. i. F. P. Payson Jones, Yale '22, news