New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

fou think that when you eoiNe tt--s
wiis yonr soldiers you accomplished
thc greatest, the fret part OF YOU
dut N YOU think there may pc nlo.s
dutics. that we d, not expect monssl
,bnt We should rather ha sino
cord. n that kind word Is follo"ep' ~
II o-~ht 10 be. by a kind act -.
This kind act, those .Wh9 ar NJ. ~
know haze already fulhllea: mo.i
OF them. You have been gooo s9tN it-..
our widows, toward our en'lui.n'
toward cur fathcrless, ofPnan'i 80
FOR this VIC thank you. Anu IN "u'"s
mi, you certainly have done more than
a great many nations would nave oo"'
for 'hcmsclvcs liz.
III you think that you are not quite
NJ the end Of your duty thcn u - ~.
YOU TO Judge ] have no advice 70 -
you. simply say this; IN l''o' "nou
, ou wanted TO iiDerate yourAelNe'' hvp
c,ficd FOR nhiioa -hios al for a'
o. msn. and with the French ideas
OF the eighteenth century you mA9e up
.hat wonderful Declaration OF lnde-
pondSncc which was more than oooA'
FOR Il was an act.
motion for liberation has carried
France and part Of Europe throusa
vars for independence, and " you
thips that you can do something for
them, as has been done for you' my
friends. Il IA for you 20 judge.
81 end By this simple word, which /
want Won 10 ponder-a nation cannot
be treat one day and small another"
Asked 90 to Trips Success
Some one nsked M. Clcmcneeau yes
terdav II ne r, .dcd his American au-
venture ns successful
"How can ! ssy?' be exclaimed I'M
patjentl Does one know in advance
whether the child IS TO be boy or q
The former Premier had busy
afternoon after the Twentieth Century
Limited. to which his private car had
been attached for the journey from
Chicago. had delivered him nt the
ponnsyivania Station. Colonel Edward
N. House and Mr. Barnch, regarded as
the sponsors Of his trip 10 the United
states. we're there 90 meet him. and
10 them he expressed a desire % search
for the house in which he occupied
room when he lived IN New York soon
after tic close o. the Civil War.
To the best Of h.c recollection it was
In Seventh Street, near Si1th Avenue
and 70 he was taken 20 Wayerly Place
and Sixth Avenue. Leaving his auto
mobile, the "rirer'' walked slowly
along, scanning the faeades. but they
proved % be as amiliar 70 me slknt
as the village to which Rip Van NinkleI
returned after his long sleep.
quite Different" He sighs
"Ah." complained che old man, II
waited too longl It was more than
half a century ago. All IS ehon6ssa.
n was somewhere alcng here. ne
waved o hand in the direction OF Wash-
ington Square. Bobbed heads were
projected from the upstairs winao,~s;;
."Ouite different" he said, and climbed
back into his automobile.
N. Clcmenceau had expressed de-
sire when he was here before to sec
the Geological Park In the Bronx aho
tbis desire was gratiGed yesterday
afternoon. The streets we're too SIP
ncrv for motorcvcles, so a motor squad
policeman was assigned TO ride on tne
running board Of each automobile IN
the aTiger'sH procession, and 30 ne
rode ND Fifth Avenue, attracting the
attention Of sidewalk crowds tnat
seemed to think pay ROLL bandits were
being pursued.
RAYMOND Ditmars, curator Of reptiles
AZ the Zoo, acted os NJ. Cltmenceau
guide there, taking him through the
lion and tiger house and then TO see inc
nrimates. Suzette and her starving
child were not receiving and this was
disappointment 20 the visitor
interest revived, however, when Ca
bong, a husky young orangoutang' was
brought Out Of his cage
Pleased nt PyEmy Elephant
The pvgmy elephant recently arrived
from Africa also pleased tho visitor.
He said he never had seen one before
Leaving the Zoo u. Clemeneeau
started on a brief round Of calls, dur
ing which be left cards ~ the homes
Of Colonel House ard Charles Dana
Gibson, where he stayed at the begin
ming Of his visit. VI. Clemenceau had
dinner at the home Of Bernard Barueh
and went from there 20 the larger
function 40 the Hotel Pennsyyania.
D. Clcmenceau was driven straight
from the Hotel Pennsylvania last night
10 the Paris az her pier IN the North
River IN West Fifteenth Street MI.
Baruch and Stephen Bonsal accom-
panied him. AZ the pier he was met by
Eugene Amiot, the assistant marine
superintcndont Of the French Line. and
escorted 10 HE suite de luxe, which
consists OF a parlor bedroom, dining
room and bath on deck nmidshlps.
Louis le Fcvre, who has acted ss
his secretary during his American trip,
remained on the ship with the visitor
last night. So did W. II King. Secret
Service man, who Joined Clemeneeau's
party az Washington. They will leave
the vessel at Quarantine and the old
man will return home under the pro.
lection Of his valet. Albert Boulin, who
/ possesses the Croix do Guerro and
swears his only hero Is Georges
Clemcnccau.