The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
GLEMENCEAU WILL
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Official Schedule of "Tiger of France" Covers Eastern and Mid- Western
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 Under the terms of contract com pleted shortly before he sailed from France, Georges Clemenceau will write during his stay in America ex- clusively for The Herald and the ST other newspapers comprising the North American Newspaper al- lance.
 The Tiger of France" will deliver three or four public addresses dur ing his visit to America. but per haps the most important part of his contribution to the discussion of the subjects he has chosen for consider ation will be made In six or more ar ticles on which he has been busy for the past five weeks. In these ar ticles he will not only express his views on various international mat ters, but will make public for the first time some other matters deal ing with the World war and tho questions growing out of it.
 This contract with Clemenceau Is of great journalistic importance be- cause he has heretofore steadfastly declined to write about the porten- tious affairs in which he participated during the closing periods of the war and throughout the era of peace ne- gotiations. Great sums have been of- fered for his memoirs. but he has re- fused them all. Through the me- dium of his contract with The Age Herald he will reveal, however, many of these matters of historical and immediate interest. The background of his great popularity will give his words peculiar vitality. His eager ness to speak and to write is still further enhanced by the fact that in his own words, it was in America that, 50 years ago. he served his "ap- premiership to democracy.
 To Stop at Artists Home
 Clemenccaus program in America is largely in the hands of Col. B. NJ House, for whom, together with B. NJ Baruch, he holds high affec- tion. So far as Colonel House has completed this program it runs about as follows:
 He will arrive in New York Satur- day, November IS. In New York he will stop at the home of Charles Dana Gibson, 127 East Seventy third street.
 On Monday, November 20, the New York World will give in his honor q private luncheon, at which ciemen- ceau will be in attendance, the guests embracing the proprietors and edi- tors of New York city and certain other newspapers. At 5 o'clock that afternoon he will attend a reception by the Franco-American society at the home of Thomas w. Lamont.
 On Tuesday. November 21, Clemen- ceau will deliver his first address at the Metropolitan opera house under the auspices of the Council on For eisn i,alatlons. Former Ambassador John M Davis will preside at this meeting. former Secretary of State Elihu Root being beside him on the platform.
 On Wednesday. November 22, Gle menceau will visit the chamber or commerce at o'clock. At o'clock he will go to Brooklyn, where he will be the guest of the borough.
 Will Visit the West
 On the evening of Thursda- No- vember 23, Clemenceau will go to Boston, where he will deliver his sec ond address. and where, during his stay, he will be the guest of Peter Higginson
 From Boston Clemenceau will go to Chicago, where he will deliver an address under the auspices Of com mittee headed by Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes. and where he will be the house guest of MT and Mrs. Potter Palmer. From Chicago Clemenceau will go to Springfield, H., where he will Jay wreath upon the tomb Of Lincoln.
 From Springfield Clemenceau will 20 to St Louis. where he will be tho guest Of the municipality and will deliver a fourth address. He will be the house guest of Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., in St. Louis.
 From St Louis Clemenceau will go n Washington. where he will pay his