New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
| lem enceaaI
Asks II. S. End
Isolation Policv
seeetsssee fua ,sss enc,

s. aver his iest ear, but there was
~ wrath In him when be was in-
- s..s,,ntsd In his dictation. His first
..,Isg vas Charles NJ. schwab. chair
=. AZ the board of the Bashlehom
80, -, Corporation. IA. Clemenceau
80 ,.sv,. New York for Boston to-day
W. schwah's private car Bethlehem.
8. vill make all bis raiiroad Journeys
!. ,hat handsomely equipped house on
sheels
Eisses Little Girl Visitor
rhsrs was one other visitor during
~ sariy morning. Mrs. Gibson's
sssys.e.year.citI niece, Nancy Lanphorne
-. who came In. wns kissed affec-
ssssstely aud left saying; "Goodby,
=, az heavy mail that was first read
i, Joris Iefevre, whe Is acting AS NJ.
ssoresnesarss secretary WIS ono letter
ss.4 was not Shown 10 him. 1t re-
-sW.s alarming memories of the al
.sas, successful attempt OF Partisan
l..s.kist to sssessinate Clemenceau
.ss;is he vas still Premier Of France
I. r,aa: Don't you dare saying too
sors about cur country aud Germany.
~ ySu dcnI heed our orders YOU will
sssr 'buIlets' fiyiGr about vour head
NE sre sick of you polius poisoning the
,-;ads o. or peon..,
WORLD WAR VETERAN"
The mesfa@e was enclosed in an
envelope addressed: "Mr. George
Gemenceau, The Tiger, Citv." 1t was
postmarked at So'clock, Tuesday night.
md had been mailed through Stat on
H. II was regarded SIS q crank letter,
has nevertheless Detective Bernard
Ditsch. the French-speek king guard ss-
signed by the Police Department, gave
arders for the doubling of the police
notorcycle. escort during the rest of
lhe Frenchman's travels about New
York
When the Tiger started for the
gambler of Commerce in the afternoon
ss rode through cheering crowd and
d well did he enjoy their adulation
saat he caused the top % the landaulet
10 be lowered go tnat they could see
in. The folks in the downtown
trsncial district delayed luncheon
teurs beyond reasonable limits IN
srder to catch q glimpse Of Frances
Esther OF Victory.
Crowds Pack Street
When the speech at the Chamber Of
Commerce was dnished--he was intro
juced 10 the assembiage there by
resident Irving T. Bush-the Tiger
merged to find Liberty Street packed
.slidiy from Broadway TO Nassau
Street, except for 8 narrow space in
lront of the building that was des-
,.ratsly held by tight limo Of blue
tssts,
swinging into Broadway on the way
d Brooklyn, the car o. NJ. Clemenceau
nd those trailing him passed through
shrongs ss large as those that greeted
Fseh and King Albert, heroes more
,sal to New Yorhers yesterday than
lie Tiger.
erossing the Williamsburg Bridge NJ.
Csnenceau entered upon what he de-
ssried as one of the grand adventures
d bis eighty-one years of life. He
passed for nearly FIVE miles through
hns OF chooIchildren--at least
GANa Of them-all waving either
Ffaath American flags and all ex-
pressing enthusiasm in prolonged
adauts Of "Vive, Ia Francei" i"-the high
school continrent-and "Hurray for
h asnehsol" The way led along the
ilstSgsh Avenue extension, into Flat
suah Avenue TO Lafayette Avenue TO
4 lss Bedford Avenue armory Of the
lps.a.
o. the red brick vail OF that huge
ssu,ure there was placed on Novem-
lr II, Armistice Day, a bronze me-
spral tablet dedicated to the men Of
dc regiment who gave their lives in
As World War. Beneath this Nj. Gle
nsnceau hung wreath with his own
hands Then he entered the arrnory,
bringing his hand up TO salute as he
Tas greeted by the blar of field in
strunents.
The old man was led up stairs to che
Offices OF Colonel Thomas Fairservis,