The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-26
R stfrirag Admiralty Lord to Fill Minor Place Sir Ed
 ward Carson to Be Attor- nay Genera Eight Un- 1eliH i've ortfolios.

a.nnlosas May a6-The government an o1rzaoed the members of the now war orabazaet last night through the AoFacaaa press ba1reau Many conces- aions have been<1nade to the UnionAsts lor the puu15ose of assuring harmony me party leaders as well as gssH .to aas. IaabsE saTeIsabeh.
 The ministry for the remainder or theS uax- sperlod, for it is not likely hat dts new membership will confant1e ua1- { will thus be- constffuted Of 1S Liberals, feightA D nidas1st and one ! nloor mean ssss i4saF tasaeey however Tn t1ne public mind is the fact that Pre- s mi CT Als7 aE th remains at the head Of k41ie gpyerr1nel1t at Earl Kitchener IS r4taiI1ed as tn q secretary of state ofrA Fear a1though his responsibilities iaH be ahared by MT. Lloyd George, and that Winston Spencer Chxlrch ill, F5xs,ts Isond of the Admiralty in the caladxet 5jIlst diss olyed, is practically sdefz5edI by; s5esng app einted to the hon. o1ar3v post o4schanceilor Of the Duchy
 xEo Rusz1k Arms Prod uction.
 I Thel duties (which Earl Kitchener < mas hsssretoforeA borxle without division k are 1os be IesEened- David Lloyd George formerly Chancellor of the E laxc4aes1aer will dlI a portfolio espe- I ctally1 created for the occasion and called Sf4iA IT nsstry Of Munittons. It { IS thes nlneuts hope that under this new arrange 1nent the rafsing of E mics s1vilA be prosecuted with great ef and success. and that the pro- 7 duck1on Of .rnunitfons will go forward pfthsgrea4er success than has been the
 EaRfrafd AEEKenna, who was Home the old Cabinet, will tak e fe11ner place OF David Lloyd George as Chancel1or sof the Exche- 7 caer AEr. AEckzenna had been Home sAcrefary since 911s and during the ehree years rreeedins that period served as First Lord of tn Admiralty Sir s1Waa.d Grey. whose depart 1aenk has been eondueqed W1tnouf com pzaant since the beginmng of hos-s aff1ss wiN continue as Foreign Sec-
 6tarss while Mr. e1narcfi1 II will be re- E zisaced as 1sizszts Lord Of tl1e Admiralty s54 the Uza1eaaisk eaz-E91eznier, Arthur S I BA1fnur Since el1e retirement of E has remained one Of the lea ding am bsrz ana dzrectcrss of his party
 with the annc cement of the new CTS of the CAbinet it has be come apparent that the greaf Trade. of cfit1eis1n directed from certain sources against 1aarI Kite heneTwas of Absolutely no aUad1- He had been 1.ttaEIy xfeTlouneed by Lord North eliffe since the very beginning of fhe Cabinet trouble and his q etenticn as the real dire otIng spirit or Great Brit atz1ss armies is taken as a general ex-l pressIon of the connd ence placed in him by the party leaders
 The Prime Minister will assume the dsskfes Of fE1R I sst Lord ef the n cas-. tzl ir the coalition Cabinet, while 1sard I4ansdoWn " flo was Secretary E Tor War from 1895 until 1900, and Fsore1gn Secretary from 1900 until e05. is assigned to 3. place without 6 portfolio- It is curious fact that one of Lord Liansdowne's ancestors served for many years as soldier under past EInperer of Germany
 colonies Post fo1 BoIlaF Law.
 Bonar Law. the Urlionist leader, f made Secretary of State for the Colonies and Arthur Henderson is made President Of the Board of Ed- ueatfon. being placed fn the Cabinet, 1t s understood with the hope that he may render assistance to David Lloyd George, Minister of M unftions. be- Ase Of his fnf1srexztfaf labor affiIia-
 Vfscotlnt Idaa1e who had served as Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain since 1e12s is among the. Lib era1ists who will step out of the cab met His place will be taken by Sir Stanley Owen Buek1aaster, also a Lib- eral; " lo had been so1ic1tor-genera1 since 1913 Wiscount Ha1dane is grant 3 Ted the order of Merit as a mark Of grasfitude for his services.
 The Marquis of C;rewe. who was sec Iretary of state for the Colonies from 1e0s unt1I 1s1e and Lord Of the Privy 6eal in the cabinet just dissolved, will ibecome president of the council, and tViseount Curz0n will take his place. Viscount Eurzon served as under sec tretary Of state for India from 1S9a un- til 1892 and as under secretary of state flor foreign afEairs from 1895 until 1898. T1e is a UnIonise. His wife. who died leone years ago. was Mary Letter of sEhicago.
 Redznond Declines ofrer
 The official announeenent Of the tznernbers of the new cabinet. which lsays that the names bear the approval lof the king, explains that John Red fx1oad the Nationalist leader was of gdae was able tosaeeept it because of his party trad itions that nc Irish Nation sal1st should serve in the government while 1relsnd continues vithont nome tfruIe.
 It was decided by the Prime Min. 1ster that new departrnent should tbe created to be called the Ministry
 of Munitions, it's duties being soleIy
 the ogganization of the nannfacture land supply of munitions of war Fl lis announced that Lloyd George has
 takaf charge of this depart1r1e en1 merely. because of the urgency of the FcfrcuInstances, and that there is nc
 prospect of his retafning the post per,
 nanently. In fact 1t is generals
 supposed that the2off1ee will be dis,
 continued as soon as the necessities
 arising out of the war have dissolved
 with the establishment of peace.
 MT. McKenna's former post, thal
 of H0pae Secretary, is confded to si1 John Simon a Liberal who had beer Atto1ney-G General since I913 while ? the A ttorzaey Generalship goes to sil
 Edward Carson. the Ulster leader
 who recently played such 3 conspic uous part in the raising of the U1ste voIdnteer force.