Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-28
GEORGES CLEMESCEAU
 WELCOMED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov. 2I-(By The A. F.)- Georges Clemenceau today came back to the struggling little mid-western town he had visited as young man more than half a century ago, and found that 1t, dike himself, had grown to great stature and international fame. He promptly dubbed Americas second great est city his twin.
 T was born in the year that this place was changed from a fort to a city" he said. 50 we are twins. Tes?" The Tiger of France, came to deliver the third of his series of American ad- dresses. in an effort to win American sentiment for his country. was accorded demonstrative welcome to Chicago. It started whenl his private car Bethlehem pulled into Union station and did not end until the doors of the Potter Palmer Mansion on Lake Shore drive, overlook ing Lake Michigan, had closed behind him.
 Arriving at 5.25 o'clock the old war premier was met by a committee headed by General Pershing and Brigadier Gem 1 eral Charles G Dawes, former director l of the budget at Washington. They led him through a lane of bluecoats to an open car and drove to city hall where Mayor William EIAle Thompson welcom- ed him on behalf of Chicago. The Tiger was escorted uptown by tropo of hcavalry from Fort Sheridan. turned out by Ma jor General Mossley connnaafdant of the Sixth Army Corps area. Beside him rotle General Persh- ing. Others Tn the car being Brigadier General Jacob M. Dickinson, former sec retary of war, and Colonel Stephen Bon- sal, tour conductor.
 Jackson boulevard and La Sale street along which the procession moved. were lined with people-some silently curious others wildly demonstrative. ] AS the Tiger turned into La Salle l street, the crowds there burst into steady cheering. Men and women or | the skyscraper windows showered hin with torn paper and ticker tape. Hert the mounted police and motorcycle mer Iexoerienced difficulty in restraining thu crowds, which continually broke througt the lines and ran cheering toward tn, car. Police reserves uEed their clubs 1T vain and members of the bomb squad riding In a car directly behind the Tigel leaped out with riot guns to drive thu crowd back
 Another huge crowd was massed abou the city hall and the police were oblig ed to smash passageway through fol lthe distinguished visitor. Escorted tt Mayor Thonpson's office, the mayor in Itroduced him to the cabinet members a. "our honored guest"
 T am very proud to welcome you t, orr city" the mayor said.
 Thank youi" Elemenceau answered
 II am sorry we have no sunshine fo lycr,'' the mayor added with a gcstur Ito the niufkS weather outside "fsnt 1t at your 9isposaI7'' demandet the Tiger.
 @1 suppose they will blame me for i l--they blame me for everything" tn mayor said.
 we have plenty of moonshfne, bu not much srlnshine," put in Colonel Dick inson.
 The party remained in Mayor Thomp sons office only a few minutes. return ing to their cars to drive to the Pot ter Palmer home, where Clemeneeau i to stay during his two and half da, : Yf2lk
 The cavaicade passed again tl,rougl dense crowds 10 Michigan boulevard, an Tout the boulevard to Lake Shore drive Moving picture men with giarfng min ute flares and still camera men wit huge charges of fiashlIght powder add ed color to the dfISe through the dark
 ening city. 1 Il As Cienenceaus car turned int