Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-01 | Page 15 | Gotham Greets Lloyd George as Tour Ends

I GOTHAM GREETS LLOYD GEORGEI GEORGE GEORGEAS AS TOUR ENDS ENUS t I Former Premier Will Conclude Conclude Conclude Con Con- clude Series of Addresses I With 2 Speeches May Visit Roosevelt Tomb Tomb I NEW YORK Nov No NoI 1 I By Bv A A. P 1 David ld Lloyd George Gr Great at BrItain's Britain's Brit BrIt- his ains ain's war premier ended mlle mile tour of ot the United States an md and Canada He arrived in New York Toik last night went to the home of or John W. W Davis former I dor to the court of ot St. St James in I L Locust cust Valley Long Island II and 11 d made final preparations for his hi l two final addresses in this coun coun- try The first will be delivered a at atthe atthe t the the club lub tonight and th Opera I second at the Metropolitan house tomorrow night I Mr lr Lloyd George although free from a any y public engagements tonight will not rest today todar HP He 1 planned to pass the morning attending attending at attending at- at tending to personal affairs and later if tr he could sp spare re the time to visit the grave of ot Theodore Roosevelt nt at Oyster Bay and call can callon callon canon on Mrs Roosevelt at her home there Arrival of the former premier la las was waa without incident j The only demonstration was a friendly one The crowd cheered as Mr Lloyd George stepped into the waiting room walked to an ani i automobile and was taken to a tI special ferry boat As the boat reached Manhattan motorcycles motor motor- ten policemen on sputtering c cycles c opened their exhausts and I whirled away cross town with the cars bearing Mr Mt Lloyd George and andI I his party In their wake All AU along I the route were many policemen visit to the I Mr Lloyd Georges George's United States and Canada was a triumphal one He came he ho said I unofficially to thank both nations for the tho part they played In the World war while he was shoulderIng shoulder- shoulder Ing the tho burdens of the British empire empire em em- pire as Its premier His arrival in in I Now New York was the occasion for It a a. a II welcome that so 80 far as could be I remembered was equalled but once I Ii when General Pershing returned i from France That welcome was I duplicated in virtually every city he visited I