Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
TIGER ARRIVES
At WASHINGTON;
SPEAKS F R|DAY
Is Driven to the Home of
Henry White and Rests
in Preparation for His
Four Days Visit

washington, Dec. (by the AS
ISOLATED Press -Georges Clemen-
ceau today brought his campaign
for France to the capitol.
Arriving at dusk, he was escort
ed Immediately to the home of
Henry White, former ambassador
to France and member Of the
American commission at the Ver
sailles peace conference, to rest
in preparation for his four day Wis
it, which will begin officially to-
morrow with calls on President
Harding and former President
Wilson.
The Tiger was greeted at the
station by Mr. White, who is his
host here; Jules j. Jusserand,
French ambassador to the United
States, and Robert w. Bliss, third
assistant secretary of state, who
represented the department infor-
mally. ..
Probably 1000 persons had
clustered in the station for a gem
eral view of the famous war fig
ure, who was among the few such
who had not visited Washington
either during the world war or af-
terward.
A furry of applause greeted him
as he walked slowly through the
concourse and in acknowledgment
he DOTTED his gray felt hat and
bowed.
Passing through the presidential
room, he entered Mr.. White car
and was driven swiftly over Massa-
chusetts avenue and Sixteenth
street to Mr.. Whites Crescent
place home.
There, while he chatted with
Mr.. and Mrs. White and Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Jusserand his secre-
tary went forth in quest of a but
Ter, to whom he could commune
cate Clemenceau S desire for soup
gruyere cheese and boiled eggs
He retired shortly after eight.
The Tiger plans to pay his re-
spects at the White House tomor'
row at 10 o'clock. He will be pre-
scented to the president by Ambas
sador Jusserand. From the White
House he expects to drive to the
home of woodrow Wilson. Ther
he will return to the White HON,
for luncheon, where he will NEE
Secretaries Hughes and Mellon.
May Visit Mount Vernon.
These are the only definitel!
scheduled events. 1t is possible
however. that he will go to Noun
Vernon in the afternoon. He hai
spoken frequently of his eagernes
to visit Washington's tomb, anC
will seize the first opportunity t
do so.
Whatever Clemenceau plans t.
deliver here in the way of ;
broadside in his campaign to VIII
American sympathy and parti
cipation in the affairs of Franc
will be reserved for Friday hi
last day in Washington.
on his way to Washington toda,
from st. Louis, ClemenCeau stop
ped off at Baltimore for six hour
and delivered a short talk be
fore the Maryland historical SO
cietT.
III it he voiced n plea for ;
better understanding between TIL
people of the United States an,
those OF France ana declared n
was going to take home TIL
u.cssage:
Don't fear, America is in tn
same place. The feeling W
thought she had toward us, an,
which we had toward her, is pu
on such a solid foundation tina
it cannot be moved forever"
He said he realized there nigh
be differences between the tw
governments, about interests an
actions and activities.
'But what is that he explain
ed, differing on matter O
today, which is not a matter O
tomorrow? The bottom Of II
that we must not differ on thing
that are lasting.
A Great Many Defects
I'VE have a great many de
fects. We are full of faults an
i wish you would see them /
order to love us better, if possible
think it is so in happy house
holds. A man and a woman, a
long as they don't know thei
weak points, cannot love eac
other as they ought.
1.-THE great point I want to sa!
is that we are men, that we war
to work for men, that Franc
does not consider only the in
terest of France, but she take
into account that the best wor
she can do is to work for man
kind in the future.
1--WE have in Paris a statue c
George Washington on his hors
and he is pointing his sword tc
ward the highest. Do not Il
an American come to the statu
of our common hero and tell 70
to put his arms down. Away
to the highest, never down"
The Tiger was met in Bait
more by Colonel House who az
companied him to Washington
discussing results of the tour s
far and plans for the Washing
koy WELT