Gov. Wilson
Addresses
Indianapolis, Indiana, April 14
-In his address here last night
before the National League of
Democratic Clubs, Governor
Wood row Wilson of New Jersey,
urged the democrats to state their
creed and policy in decisive
lerms. He reminded the demo
crats that while they boasted of
being the party of Jefferson and
Jackson, the party was not an
old mans party, but a young
mans party. The .party boasts of
these men, not because they are
old men, but because of the re-
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verence in wnicn tney are lieict.
the speaker showed where the
party stood for the rights of the
people and the development of
the nation.
League Social
fl SlJGG6SS
The Epworth League social a c
,the Methodist Church last night
was attended by about fifty
young people, who report an en
joyable time. Music was the
principal feature of the evening.
Ice cream and cake were served,
which proved not unpalatable in
spite of the cool evening. A
number of Carnations had been
received from Santa Fe which
wer ; disposed of to the guests.
About thirteen dollars was rea
lized, which will be used as a
muclcus of a fund for the pur
chase of a piano for the League
room.
J M . Pi tt m a n 1 e f t yes t erd ay
for his home at Mertou, Texas
Mr. Pittman has been here
the past month settling the
estate of his brother, Robert.
The little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. C. Williams spent
her birchday in bed yesterday.
The little lady is suffering with
pneumonia, but is now con
valescing.
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