The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-11-27
TIGER WILL CARRY
MESSAGE TO WEST

i'noese w SuicdBos-T-kSS the ASS0
ciated Press).-ClemenSesR today re-
ferring to the .criicislns Of his
speeches, declared he would speak his
piece in his own way, regardless of
whom he offended. He has received
dozens Of kilograms from friends urg-
ing him to tone down his remarks 40
they would not be IN any way often
sive to any portion OF ths nation. He
said he came to tell ~ truth; say
things he thought wo61d. help pre-
serve world peace. S
New York, Nor. 28 fHg the Asso-
ciated Press) Georges Clemenceau
war time premier Of Frthce, tonight
turned Westward with rehewed conf.
dence in his success 81, messenger
from France to America. The private
car Bethlehem the Tigers trav.
cling lair, left rhc Pennsylvania sta
ton tonight bound for Chicago, where
It is expected to arrive tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The s1-year.o,d statesman after
conferences today with Col. E. M
House, whose guest he is in America
loft the East with plans for changed
technique in the accomplishment OF
his mission. For several hours today
Clemenceau and Colonel House re.
viewed together the eject of the
speeches made &C far. Just wha,
changes in manner or material for flu.
rrre addresses resulted from the con.
ference was not made known, but il
vas indicated by friends that the Ii
ger had acquiesced to the ;sdyice in re.
gard to important changesaof one kline
or another.
NJ. Clemenceau began the one da,
interval in New York between his re.
turn from Boston and the departure
for Chicago tonight with an achieve
1ent Of the remarkable. The car ir
which he spent the night pulled into
the Pennsylvania station shortly afte,
2 o'clock this morning sand despitt
he unavoidable clanior Of the big sta
tion, the Tiger slept extremely late
for him. It was nearly 9 o'clock be-
fore he awoke and demanded onior
soup and boiled eggs. &y,9
Early callers at the private car were
Miss Anne Morgan, chairman of .tht
American committee Of devastated
France, and Mrs. NefpaAn Dyke
lGfemenceau feeeiped -thesH l6itlf pfu
fuse apologies for the inconvenient 10
cation Of the car which was shuntec
off to a side track in the station-anc
for an hour chatted with his guests.
Late in the afternoon Clemenceau
unheralded, stepped from an automo
BILE at the tomb Of Grant on River.
side drive. Almost unnoticed at first
the party entered the edifice and the
former premier of France stood un.
covered while a wreath was placed
upon the sarcophagus. By this time
the crowds about Riverside drive hat
noted the distinguished visitor anG
followed him to witness the ceremony
AS pleased as any boy, Clemencear
later wandered around the aquarium
at the battery for an hour. He in.
sisted upon seeing every variety OF
fish on display and had a humorous
word Or two to say about nearly all Of
them.
The tour Of the city, his visit tc
Grants tomp and the entertainment
offered by the "fish theater" left thu
Tiger in high spirits. He returned
with his party to the private ca,
shortly before the hour scheduled fo,
departure and demanded food. Friends
who have accompanied him through.
out his stay declared that he was ir
better health today than at any time
since his arrival in this country.