Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

turned head, tiny mustache and dark
complexion full OF nervous energy-M.
Sarraut. minister Of colonies. His re
markabla career fairly glows with prom
ise for the future IN world affairs He
IS on the tip Of every tongue from Paris
10 Toulouse. Il prosperous city in the
south Of France, where he was born q
member OF the powerful family that
owns lie Peche. a daily newspaper Of
large circulation and wide influence, one
Of the leading organs Of the radical
party.
Some eighteen years ago NJ. Sarraut
was elected a member Of the chamber Of
deputies His brother Maurice is a
French senator. The Snrraut family al
ways have been friendly with Clemen-
ceaU. and old TlEe. receiving the relns Of
government control in 1907 with char
acterlstic gratitude put young Albert
into the home office as under secretary
Of state. An enemy Of Clemenceau and
a young man whose name is unimportant
made a vicious political attack upon the
old man Senator Sarraut took up the
gauntlet for his chief, and fought a duel.
in which he was desperately wounded,
shot by a bullet in the chest.
Promotion came quickly after the duel,
D Il
ship sailing from Marseilles with the ap-
pointment as governor general Of Indo-
China. Frances outermost colony, lodged
in his pocket
1t was at that most difficult post NJ.
Sarraut achieved HIS great fame He
proved a most successful administrator.
Tndo-China is one Of the few French
| colonies that pays its own way. NJ
Sarrnut did not enter the last Clemen-
ceau cabinet, the moderate views Of the
"old man" not being in harmony with
the fiery opinions Of the south Of France.
; he did join up with the Millerand
| cabinet and has been minister of colo
MES ever since. He is the best posted
man on the Far East sent by France
to the conference.
BRANDS PHYSICIAN
FRENCH HOME TYPE.
Observe that chunky man with the fat
neck, light mustache and prOtruding
stomach? He has n most compIacent
look. and good nature is stamped on his
countenance. When he passes along the
Champs Elysee in Paris a thousand hats
are lifted. He is known from one end
Of the French capital to the other. Not
a restaurant Of the Mont Martre but
longs for his coming for he is to Pre-
mier BRAND composite of what Pythias
was to Damon, what Richelieu was to
Louis NH, what Friday was to Robin
son Crusoe and what Brigadier General
Sawyer Is to President Harding. He is
the famous Dr. Chatin, physician, friend
and old time comrade of NJ BRAND They
have known each other many years, and
the French premier said the other night:
"When Chatin is near me I feel l am
about to have a good dinner"
DR.. ChatiG is the type of Frenchman
who never desires to so out Of France
He was weaned away from Paris on the
occasion of VI. Brands first trip to
Lloyd Georges country place in England,
"a gift to the British government from
Lord Lee.
Next please note that smart-appearing
man with a silk hat waiting for the ele-
vator, who looks the perfect part Of an
Englishman leaving st. James Club, Lon
don, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon He is
NJ. Fourier Sarloveze, member of the
chamber Of deputies and mayor Of Com
peigne.
Next we will give some attention to
most fascinating man. one who Is the
most discussed parsonage in France-M.
PHILIPPINE Berthelot, secretary general, of
the ministry Of foreign affairs. Those Of
US who participated in the Parisnpeace