The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

VI thS courts, anu SPOKE OF tue ueceS-
sity. of congress passing the admins
rtration conservation bills.
esVeSf OF Democratic Club.
Cheering interrupted the president
at frequent intervals during his ad-
dress. .34
Immediately after his speech the
president went to the home, OF Mayor
Bell, who was confined to his bed by
sickness, and later. attended a, recep-
tion given by the Indiana Democratic
Club, which lasted for an hour and a
half. After an automobile ride about
indianapolis as the guest OF Thomas
Taggart, he left at 6:45 for Washing
ton.
A federal employment bureau anu
reforms In court procedure advocat-
cd by. the Dresiden. were the two
questions taken up in his address. 1t
was understood tonight that he would
press both subjects on congress at
the earliest possible opportunity.
At tho reception after the address,
the president shook hands with sever
al thousand persons. When he reach
ed his private car afterwards he was
tired out. He confded to friends that
he was greatly pleased with his recep-
tipn. The president plans to take mp
the same subjects he discussed today
In the series of snesehes he viii make
en q sls return trip from san Ersaeisso
.ff isIa iPresfdehfss Speech. ,sa '5i;s II. \
: Tho president said In part fTstIl5 3,
Governor Ralston. Ladies' and Gem
eleEIeh: You have given me a. most
royal welcome, for which thank you
nom the bottom of my heart. 1t is
rather lonely living in Washington L
.ss. ssgG5' 55en, conGued for Two years at
hard labor and even nov; / feel that
am simply out on parole. yen notice
itaEt one or the most distinguished
members OF the United States senate
Is here,to see that go back And yet
with a!aeere apologies TO the senate
and house OF representatives / want
to say that draw more inspiration
from you than I do from them.
SllouId Think OF Home.
They. like myself, are only servants
OF the people OF the United States.
Our sinews consist I'm your sympathy
and support. and our renewal comes
from contact with you and with the
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