The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03

tlkn3uE the clock back which might
G0aDffcAte the situation
PREPARES TO STAY
ABOUT THREE MONTHS
H3fts. March 3--Presidert Wilson
uDpn has return here will be prepared
- stay three months This was
Warned today ia connection with the
negotiations for the hotel Bischon-
animk the new mansion which the
4fench government win place at the
disposal of the president 1t Is a
Ragutficent structure built eighteen
y04rs ago at cost OF $1,000 0oe.
With the furnishings il represents al
&vUstncnt of more than 100000.
II has forty royns with Gorgeous ap-
Daintments. The adjoining houses
v6n he occupied by s. ecial police and
ArO forcse Additional precautions
90 taken In view of the attempt on
DE life of Premier C'emenceau
The hotel liz att II Place des' Flats
UniA, 30 named because the former
Ambassador, Levi p. Morton, bought
4 house In the vicinity which the
fxSnch thought would be the perma-
n0nt home of the American embassy.
PreAdent and Mrs Wilson's rooms
IRE On the first floor, and tho presi-
dent from either bedroom or library
can look out OF the window and say
~socs morning" to Premier Lloyd
George, whose house Is directly OPP
positc, on the Rue Nitot
Another feature OF tire new ioca-
tan liz that Premier Clemenceau $
home liz but a few blocks distant. thus
making II a comparatively easy mat
~ for the three big men Of the peace
conference to get together evenings.
Workmen were bury today on the
mansion. which r. now owned by the
wiaow OF NJ Biseheffsein. who was n
banker. She Is now the wife of
Franris dc Croisset, an author and
bC&h have expressed happiness at
their being abie to turn their home
over TO the Wilson's
Beca.sse of the air raids they had
removed most OF their furniture and
art works to chateau near Orleans.
bat eleven motor trucks have been
despatched to bring the things back
While the lease on the part d the
French government for thehoteldoes
nat specify the period OF time but
says: For the length of the presi-
dents stay" the agents understand he
will be here for three months. This
would take him back to the United
Etatcs by mfd-June-
Paris, March z.-Forrner adver-
sAr1es here u President Wilson's ideas
are now subjected to iiees from their
Political opponents for having too sue
eosasfully combatted the league OF ma
lions. whose creation they really de-
sSre. Marcel Sen1bat. socialist deputy
and former minister. some times
called "the French job hedges" has
. humorous editorial in LHeure. In
which he says:
s'When our diplomats said Good
ble' TO Wilson. they winked slyly, say
lng 70 themselves. old fellow. yor
Aon.t know what's awaiting Won" Blu
scid man Wilson knew perfectly.
ssUnder the mask OF long. cttf
18ce be Is as sly az on old monkey
There was nothing mysterious for hin
IA thu manner in which our officia
& e1rcies regard him. He knows wha
% think about the origin of certain
American attacks.
but hero is the funniest part
111oAe among us who have 80 tonl
and - .cos,inately tried TO undermine
his Influence a. home, fear that the
hAve succeeded too we'll.
n nations, which was inspired b.
4 01m,s fakes a turn which frighten
them. Our semf-ofsicial press shou.
10 reraicitrant Americans:
IL Not that way; you're heafe'
wrong. You must limit yourselves :,
n attacking wilson's IDEAS and his to-
Z Humanitarian society OF nations. bu
I ypa must remain in our holy alliance.
The idea OF seeing America out u
Z = worrying our good people all IN
1eee - al financial debates prov
AAAk there h safety only In vast n
4 to&natt0HAl cooperation.
~Deraraticn from the United State
MOUld mean a certain catastrophe
There was sure method of remain
1ne In intimate agreement. and tina
4 VSS to stick close to Wilson. Or
3c10Ae adhesion would have doubles
~ strength. II his adversaries hsi
- him adopted by the allies, par
sA1fe&lafly france, they never woui'
AVE opposed him. Instead. however
$50 have undermined him. and toda,
fhe results alarm us.
NV There 70 all the more cause to
4 DfFy because American pubbc senti
n ent towards us liz not what II use'
-. Let US never forget that !
II ~ verdun which gained us III
|S ner3sAu heart. Since. the armtst.c
schoes Of our au'hhiins-,, our arm
1&1oAo and aims. intern 'nabIe delay
Z, perpetual APPOINTMENTS. hav
2 1IJ1d American ENTHUSIASM,
MI Wilson can have us still He vii
Wtth us a second time. Let q
e mt on him. He has way o
king OF justice OF the people
lsfs and Americas mission tina
81 1c4les the hearts of his c"untryrner
Y ~ ~ hope he wins out: IL he fail
Al I an bite our own fingers"
II Hommek Tfbre which Is be
%SReA to continue to derive it's tn
Il NATION from Premier C1ernencear
M Npcsety Of nations or war--such
II Alternative which President VIII
"a snfpeents to his adversarjes. The
& 4oe6. must choose"
yrsH COMMITTEE
Ass ~ WAITS ON pRESIDEN-
NTnahington, ID. c., March o.
a vlYE 4 THED