The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-11
LLOYD-GEORGE ILL
FROM OYERWORK
New British Premier 10 Ordered
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Secretary OF state for foreign AZ
fairs--Arthur J, Balfour.
Secretary OF state FOR the colonies
Walter Hume Long.
Secretary Of state for war-The earl
OF Derby.
s.cretsry Of state for rndia-Austin
President of. the local government
board-Baron Ehondda.
President OF the board OF trads--sir
A' Sinisse sre 81 i.bor-Johp Hodge.
First lord OF the admirsiiy-sir
Edward Carson.
Minister Of munitions-Dr. Chris
Minister Of biocksde--Lord Robert
TIVE Centreners Named.
Food controiler--Baron Davenport.
shipping controller Sir Joseph
President Of In. board Of ssrioui.
President Of the board Of educs-
tion--Herbert A. J.. Fisher. $,
Fir.t commissioner OF works-sir
Chancellor OF the duchy OF Lsncas-
Postmaster gensrai-7Albsrt Hing.
Minister of .psns,oas'- George N,
A!!sorn.y s.n.ral-sir rred.r'ek =.
Solicitor ssnersi--oordon Hewart,
Secretary for scotiand-Mr. Munro.
Lord advocate-James A. Clyde,
Solicitor general. for. Scotland
Thomas II. Morrison, X, G.
Lord lieutenant OF Irsiand-Bsron
Chief secretary for Ir.land--Hsnry
Lord Chancellor for Irvisnd--sir Il.
natius ]. O'Brien. =
Every Resource For war.
Engiand's every resource IL TO be
to be cut on: every activity turned
into the serious business OF fighting.
"The little t,Welshman" becomes
practically dictator of England. A..
ISOLATED with him In the war couneil'
ment leader in the House OF Com.
mons: Arthur Henderson and Lord
Miner. ministers without portfolio.
Because Curzon and Law will be
largely occupied with their duties IN
narrows down TO n permanent MON.
bership OF three men--and two OF
these, Miner and Henderson, are with.
out other tasks than that OF members
OF war council. They are left entirely
fire.. IN order TO prosecute the war.
with Lloyd.George.
AiIsssd Yer Eaieie.ey.
Thus the government forces are
aligned for efficiency. '.'r 50 =
This new government also plans sf.
nciency through reforms ss to public
Il is believed practically certain
that loyd.George's regime win insti.
tute absolute prohibition on spirits
throughout Great Britain, with severe
restrictions on beer and wine. Fur.
thtr manufacture OF spirituous iia'
Fee1 CsssrsIiey.
One Of Lloyd Georges new de
heads" 10 a food controller,
Lord Devonpo1. His appointment--
Il is a now post--was taken to pre-
sage Issuance and Institution OF all
the internal economies In connection
x ss % see r. ssisn waste sSed ss. s S.,:
Primarily Lioyd-oeorEe's recon
ztruotion OF Government" 10 . recon
ness men. new to politics. bulk large.
~ In his advisory board.
Such a business man 10 Lord Devon
port. who has been manager OF the
port OF London. and who now becomes
food controller. ID = -.|. mt rFT-.
Busiass Mes 10 Lfss-sp.
Among the othsr twenty-eight de-
partment heads" In the new lineup
ire these business men-Baron Rhond-
da. made president OF the local gov
eminent board. and who was David
Thomas. coal magnate: Sir Albert
made president OF the board
OF trade. now general manager OF the
underground railway who
received his teehnfeal education and
his training In America. having besn
street railway manager In Detroit
and New Jersey; SIR Alfred Mond,
made nrst commissioner of works.
who IL head OF several big corpora
lions In London: Cir Frederick Caw-
ley. chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lam
caster. a member OF Parliament who
has achieved success as q business
man; Albert Iliingworth. made post
master general n partner. In one OF
England's great spinning mill nrms:
John Hodge. made minister OF labor.
now secretary OF the Steel Smelling
Association: Sir Joseph Patton Maclay,
made shipping controller. Is a big
In two other posts Lioyd-Gsorse SCI
lected Rowland u. Prothero for presi-
dent OF the board OF Agriculture, who
has made . success as manages OF the
Duke OF BedfoId's great estates. and
Herbert A. l.. Fisher. made preaidept
Of the board OF sducstions who made