Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

hcrlaiu was loudly hootcd when he
appeared. from feeling that hr WAS
not playing the game.
Calls Hirkcuhcnd Judas"
Two or three lesser lights also
proved unpopular. Some hothead
loudly and repeatedly cried judas
as Birkcnhcud assembled the steps.
club attendants stood on the steps
Ia separate those who had cards Of
admission from these VIII" tried 10
force their way ia. S,andini; on their
rights as members There We're half
II dozen of these holligcrcnts. iuclud-
Ing Lord Chaplain. ono OF the Oldest
Cnlon!sts and ono of the oldest mem
bers Of the club.
Some compromised by entering the
lower floor. others retired after cX-
changing warm remarks with their
eliminates among ticket holders. y
meeting OF tho Carlton Club to dis
Cu@S The rights OF members, is ON the
slate for the near future.
Lloyd George and Mr. Chamherlain
presided, respectively. over meetings
Of the coalition Liberal and coalition
tnion!st members Of the government
d discussing future policy. Lloyd
George viii make his first speech as
'HN-Premicr" tomorrow at Guildhall
on tho occasion OF London's official
Welcome home to the Prince OF Wales.
political manifesto for Saturdays
meeting ut Leeds.
Regarded Victory for Younger.
Todays events may he regarded as
constituting "a great victory for Sir
George Younger. who upset Hoy!
Georges plans for Il February clcc-
ton and has now been tho cause of
ais resignation. Lloyd George will
continue to hold his seat OF Office to
carry on current business until the
new government is formed.
The part played by the Right Hon.
stanley Baldwin at the Carlton club
meeting has brouEh, his name into
great prominence and II is thought
n" may lie Chancellor OF the Ex-
'h"qu"r in the new Conservative
ministry. II" has been president of
The BOARD OF Trade and parliament
tarN private secretary 10 Bonar Law
y point OF considerable intcrcs, in
inc new situation is the fate OF tho
irish constitution in the British
parliament. II Is not yet known
whether Sonar Law. in the event nf
succeeding in tho formation OF a
'"nSorNatir" ministry. viii dccId.
upon an immediate appeal to tho
country. or whether he viii attcmp;
|" carry on tho government ana pass
necdful Irish legislation. II h.
"""l'tS IN" latter plan there viii he
II" "l''icuity in getting the Irish CON
t!t",I"n ratified, for. although Tho
dic hhrdS." who are mainly r..ron-
Sihle for today's deyoIormcu,s ,ro
strongly against the coalition. Irish
policy ii is said they will not at
t"nnri :" disturb the settlement nj
ready mad" under the trcaiy.
right Like Tonic In E,-rrrmirr.
NJ, Lloyd George. addressing a
political meeting in london tonirhr
SAID her husbands health ana sririts
"'," improve when he is negarrd I'm
" fEht-'t is like u tonic to him
am always pleased when there
- hEht going ON" she declared
because he gives mo far less ,rou.
thirteen tniontst members OF IN.
lat" government. Including AIR
Chamberlain. Lord Rlrls,nhcaa. The
Ear! OF Balfuur Sir Robert Hon.
SIR i.aming Worthiugtou- Evans ana
''orH Lee, sent Il manifesto 10 tho
press tonight paying tribute To
'i"Ed GEORGES !nvalUahlc services
1" the country and protesting agaius,
''e Hfeision OF the Carlton club
meeting rs unwisr and ungratcrul
:" Lloyd George. They declare ,hny
WI! r":us" to carry such IA message
I" the Prime Minister
H"ndy for Appeal To Country.
Al! the election machinery is rc.dv
the moment tn" signal Is given for
an appeal to the country The nav
House Of Lords viii be the smallest
since the Ac; of Union between
Great Br!tain and Ireland. as INC
setting W OF the two Parlian.,uts I'm
) r'!"nd wlihdTawS Irish representa-
no" rom Westminster. The pres