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work founded by Mr.. Vaughn will go
with increasing success.
Piety and Good Fellowship.

Rev. Robert NJ. Moore was the next
speaker. During the course of his re-
marks he declared that piety and good
fellowship can exist together and that
many young men OF today should not be
kept away from the churches because
they believe that the two cannot be en-
twined To-day is the expression of the
largest liberty" said DR.. Moore and we
should look upon the young man of today
as Gods young man.
Il would say Look upward young man.
Be man nevery sense of the word.
AS DR.. Rice introduced Mr. Bristow he
presented him with large silk American
flag to he placed in the Sunday school.
The superintendent thanked him and the
members Of the class. and then rehearsed
the events in the world since the Vaughn
class was organized.
Representative Burton spoke upon "The
Literary Quality OF the Bible" and de-
clared that the sermon on the Mount was
one Of the beautiful passages Of the book.
He called attention to the biblical pas
sage Consider the lilies of the field. how
they grow; they toll not neither do they
spin, and yet I say unto you that even
Solomon nall his glory was not arrayed
Great men of the world have praised
the Bible,'' he said. ut will stand as
motto"
When Representative Hobson was intro
duced to speak upon christian Manhood
duO tlIClC >" do pAOioh6Co op-
plause.
Keeping the Bearings.
think we'll before you make your plans
for your life," said the speaker. Use
your best brain. young men, to lay out
these plans. Prepare system and chart
course; take observations: watch the
stars and keep to your course. The sue
cess of this work here is because you have
thought of the other fellow Say to
yourself, L realize am citizen of Amer
lea. ] will never harm human being.
will help Thus make your life count
for the maximum Of useful service.
He called attention to the Christian
spirit of the navy and declared that the
Stars and Stripes go below but one flag,
and that the one of the White Cross.
and told of the vigor with which
How Firm a Foundation, Ye Saints OF
the Lord" is sung at times on shipboard
in the navy. In closing he declared: I'VE
must not dream Of peace. We must make
it. Let us be doors of the word. He ad
vanced the hope that the white and yellow
races would meet together after time
in perfect harmony.
Justice Harlan said that when he went
upon the bench he stopped making
speeches upon public questions. but that
he could tell the members of the class
that he was In full sympathy with Rep
resentative Hobson's claim that we should
have bigger navy. In closing he said
that the work OF the Supreme Court and
the Congress Of the United States is small
in consequence when 1t Is compared with
that being accomplished by Mr.. Vaughn
in uplifting the young manhood OF the ma
ton.
Mr. Vaughn was the closing speaker.
He told of the effort TO aid young men at
all times and said that it gave him eS-
pecial pleasure to be in attendance at the
banquet and TO continue the work. He
complimented the work of Prof. Carroll
as teacher Of the organization. At the
close he was presented with a Bible by
the class.
Committees in Charge.
The committees were as follows:
| Dr. E, C. Rice. president; F. w. Vaughn,