The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-20

LONDON. July 90. -- II Lloyd
George gets haircut. there II much
gossip. II he is ~ and goes to the
country for few days rest. there
is great depression.
These statements of recent facts
show how largely the little Welsh
I solicitor who is premier OF the Brit
ish kingdom buiks IN pubic eye.
! II u's true that King George rcigns
hut does not rule. lts equally true
| that the other George rules hut does
not rvign
Not since the days Of Gladstone
and nisrael has England had a prime
minister upon whose shoulders such
great responsibilities have been
placed And no statesman in tne
present world has wcuthered the
storms for 90 long.
All the great war makers and the
great peace makers have passed VIII
son IN In retirement. Clemenceau was
defeated when he wanted to br pres
ldent Others are gone
Lloyd George goes ON. Trem"nd-
Gus vrises Ike the coal strike and
the Irish question fail to maze I'm
lose his hold
rcurry the burden without breaking
down In health
In u country devoted 10 athletics
LLOYD George has never been known
az an athlete Ills main exercise h.
EolflnE.- aud he is not ON record as
ever having turned In remarkable
score. lie iH not naturalist. hut
lac hkcs 10 take few friends out
on u hike over the country roads on
sundays.
'Lofd Leo OF Faraham recently gave
b In o. 80 B..
, estate called ''hvuu'rs' To- hr used
b ~ country home Tor British pre-
, iniers.
Those uufricndly to the premier
d say ho docsU'f read. thnt %" doesu'i
know history one ~ his clos,
d frionds told me he Is u great rcHocr
. Eut it doesn't matter Ho durrn
p have 10 rcnd history ~" has ".'r
making H. He doesn't have To r"a'
books lie has been reading mor
I. and events for twenty years w. ha'
/, talked with nearly every famous per
a son in Europe and United States, an,
: has treasured the facts they have tul,
Z him In his very rot"ntIVo memory
=. His ability as t hymn singer Illus
4, tratcs his remarkable memory
IA Wolshmrn are mainly nun-tumiorm
!. istE belonging to other Iroirst1n
n faiths than the church Of England
a. They az" prrnt hymn singers nn'
as race have sweet voices. lluy'
.e Gcorg" Is "a true W"'shmau. aud Do
b. knows AN the verses aud tunes e.
II scores ~ hymns. lls voice is q ric
"a baritone
.. lloyd Goprer likes To- eat lir pre-
f'rS French cuuilur tu IN h"HN
Ia. English 'builrd dinucrH.' nnd p1troi
.I isrd French restaurant IN l.on"o
lee Tor years
a., dishes. when his digestion L. ~
uf whlck. or when hc is concoutrnI
ing OH some international pruhlci
-, nud hns to he careful "f his diet ~
~ I lloyd George turns cook. Tnc W"n
=" Is almost entirely welsh ana H.
then thar the premier really 'nl"l
"- lie doesn't like wine. but he
martial to bir black Havana cigars
LLOYD George doesn't CntU u rn
about clothes He's the worst Dress
In the cabinet Trousers look ~
2 they never had seen press"r's. Fa
Be-. the premier Is too husN T.
rs many bigger things to look after.
LLOYD Georges relations with Il
lnt royal fnmily ar" probably NOR" J.
n- innate than any premier sine" q
NJ famous friendship between lhsra'
IA. aud oueen Victoria ~. is not on
q
he friend and adviser OF the Prime"
,nt Wales.
ire When the prince wants 20 ma
mo a speech boo the diii'uU WEI
.,, tongue. nc seeks Lloyd Georr'
an tutor And he often cuHsuits h
nbout other important speeches.
n' Tho prcmier's greatest friend
81 ord R.ndinr. ViccroN uf India I
'S others are n"wsph permeu. Lord X
ms an owner uf m" N"ws of the Wor
and sir Henry Dal2i"ll owner Of
chronicle I'm his cabinet his par
ulnr cronles arr Sir Gordon ll"wn
tho attorney general. and Sir Han
Greenwood. chief secretary fnr j
innd Sir phiup Sas-oou. one oi
nm aDct,iaries. an enormously veal
v.rar tnehUiur uud related tu
Vothchilds Be- another intimate"
rho adv Nausy Astur also can
Of ruuhfed nee umou" thr proWi'
tict ,.to-es' '-iruHs l'rd G'prgH
ical great faith iu the political intulti
to ~ wowou ana de"onds for ad'
day earec'huv urob hs wife and ~
the Aston This is true. now. moro u
lgVpr with women Hutinw iu EuEll