The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-25
Bonar Law
Names New
CT a binet
Privy Council Meeting Called
for To-day Election Will
BE Held ON No.
yember ID.
Labor Party Is Aroused

London, Oct. 2f--Prime Minister
Bonar Law officially announced TO.
night the composition Of the new
British cabinet. The members are:
lord president Of the council, mar.
quis Of Salisbury
Lord chancellor. Niscount Cave.
Chancellor Of the exchoquer. SIAN.
ley Baldwin.
Secretary ~ home affairs, William
G. Bridgeman.
Secretary for foreign affairs, Earl
cDrzon.
Secretary for the colonies, duke Of
Devonshire.
Secretary for India, Viscount Peel.
Secretary Of war. earl OF Derby.
First lord Of the admiralty. Lieut..
Col. - q. NJ & Amery.
President Of the board OF trade, Sir
Philip Lloyd Graeme.
Minister Of health. Sir Arthur Grlf.
fifth Boscawed. -.
Minister ~ agriculture and fisher.
les. Sir Robert A. Sanders
Secretary for Scotland, Niscount
Noysr. .-...
Attorney general Douglas McG
Hogg.
Lord advocate, w. A. Watson.
Summon Priyy Council.
The president Of the board Of edu
cation, ths minister Of labor, the first
commissioner OF works and minister
of transport and the lord OF the priyy
seal will be announced Later.
King George has summoned the
priyy council for tomorrow. Then
the outgoing ministers will turn over
fthe Lloyd George cabinet will be
proclaimed on Thursday. II IL sx.
pected that the new ministers will
receive their seals and kiss the
kings hand on their appointment Az
the prlvy council Friday.
II has been announced that the new
election will be held on November Is,
which Is on a Wednesday, In order 10
secure the earliest possible meeting
Of parliament to pass the Irish con.
stitutIon. This date will allow parlia-
ment to meet on November 20 The
Wednesday elections. however, have
aroused the most bitter resentment on
the part OF tho labor party leaders,
who fear that many workmen will not
be able to vote, II has been suggest.
ed to make the polling day legal holi-
day, but this seems difficult AZ parlia
tO 4.t oil fl n trfa
by the king in council might be legal
and this point is being considered.
Mail Reyerses Policy.
Mr.. Lloyd George almost has com.
pIeted packing and will leave 10
Downing street tomorrow, when Mr..
Bonar Law will take possession Of the
Office part OF the building. II is hardly
likely that he will take up residence
there until after the election
An amusing sidelight on British
politics was the reversal OF the policy
Of tho Daily Mail and the Mirror,
papers controlled by Lord Rothermere,
brother and successor to Lord North.
cliffe. A week ago Lord Rotliermere
was calling for Mr.. Lloyd Georges
head and praising Mr.. Bonar Law as
the leader for England's need Today
he Is casting doubt on Mr.. Bonar
Laws ability to govern, crlucising his
lack Of a definite program and pre-
dieting Mr.. Lloyd Georges early re-
turn. calling him the greatest English
man Of the generation.
The explanation is said 10 be that
Mr.. Bonar Law refused to accept Lord
Rothermere's foreign policy which in.
cludes British withdrawal from
Palestine, Mesopotania. Chanak and
also his refusal TO appoint the editors
son, Edmund Harmsworth. NJ p, who
is only -. as under secretary Of for
eicn affairs in place OF his brother.
Cecil Harmsworth, who IL retiring
from office,
Others Oppose Law.
This is not the only case Of re.
vival OF Lloyd George sentiment in
the country. The Glasgow Herald.
the most powerful paper in Scotland.
which has always been conservative.
Is supporting the chamberlain. Lloyd
George coalition and both Mr.. Lloy1
George and Mr. Chamberlain are re.
reivinR messages of support from all
over the country.
The Irish treaty Is safe in the hands
n the new British government Any
lingering doubt as to this fact was rs,
moved today when President Coz.
grave Of the Irish free state. Kevin
1iligglns. home secretary, and Hush
Kennedy, legal adviser. arrleed in
.ondon whore they had a long inter
view with Prime Minister Bonar Law
/ Is stated that assurances we're ey.
hanged that The treaty would ba an.
proved hy The British an one hand
md that y would be carried out In
good fath BY the lrish on the other
The Irish ministers returned 10 Irs.
and tonight ami tomorrow ID 4 a
asc,ed that the rail Eireann vii
i've the constitution fuli reading
ind pass q into isv q viii ihen
lscouls ihe hHslpssa ~ ths nalhf
afiiamert to sppfo, d. AL Ni.
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