Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
CAPITAL GREETS CLEMENCEAU,,S
ARRIVAL IN CALM MANNER
Hardly More Than 900 Are at Station When Frances
Wartime Premier Steps From His Train
for Four Days Visit.

whom he could communicate Clcmen-
ccau's desire for soup. Gruycre cheese
and boiled GEES. lie retired shortly
after &.
The Tiger plans TO pay his respects
at tho White House tomorrow at 10
o'clock. lie will be presented to tho
President by Ambassador JuSserand
From the White House. he expects
10 drive 10 the home of Woodrow
Wilson. Then no will return to the
White House FOR luncheon. whcro lie
will meet Secretaries hughes and
Mellon.
These arc the only definitely sched-
ulcd events. 1t is possible. however,
that he will go to Mount Vernon in
the afternoon. lie has spoken fire.
Guently OF his caSerness to visit
Washington's tomb. and will seize
the first opportunity 10 do so.
Wednesday morning he Will de-
liver n brief address at the War Col
lcge TO officers who commanded the
divisions overseas. That evening he
will appear before the Southern So
cicty to give n message to the South.
which he was Obliged to strike from
his itinerary. Ills only engagement
for Thursday Is a luncheon engage
ment with President Harding.
Whatever Clemcnccau plans to de-
liver here In tho way Of Il hroadside
in his campaign TO win American
sympathy and participation in tho
affairs of France Will he reserved
for l'riday-his last day in Washing
ton.
biggest Address Friday.
Colonel l.. NJ. House, who arranged
the Tigers tour of tho United states.
emphasized tho point that Clomen-
ccau's one and only formal address
here will be the ono he delivers Fri
day afternoon before n conference OF
Public opinion on World Peace. TO
be held under the auspices OF tho In
tcrnational LyCcum and Chautauqua
Association.
ON his way to Washington today
from ST. Louis. where he delivered
his fourth formal address In this
country, ClcmcnCcau stopped off at
Baltimore for six hours and delivered
q short talk before the Maryland
Historical Society. In It. he voiced
a plea for better understanding be-
tween the people OF the United states
and those of France, and declared he
was going TO take home tho message;
Don't fear; America Is IN the same
place. The feeling we thought shc
had toward us. and which We have
toward her. Is put on such a solid
foundation that 1t cannot be moved
forever"
He said he realized there Nigh. be
differences between the TWO govern
ments about interests and actions
and activities
But what is that" he exclaimed.
differing on matter OF today.
which is not matter OF tomorrow?
Tho bottom OF IL is that we must
differ on things that are lasting.
Have Mnny Defects.
we have a great many defects.
We are fun OF faults. and wish you
would see them in order TO love us
better II possible. think II is so
in happy households a man and a
woman, rs long as they do not know
their weak points. cannot love each
other as they ought.
The great point, ! want to say.
is that we are mon. that we want
to work for men. that France does
not consider only the interests OF
France. but she takes into account
that the best work she can do is 20
work Tor mankind in the future"