The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
WelsIlman Scores
Biz Triumph in
Glasgow Speech
Lloyd George Characlcrizes
Policy Of Bonar Law as
Program Of Folded Arms
and Drowsy Eyes"

London Oct % Former Premier
l.iDyd George H0rrd another tfi,
nmph NJ glasgow, whore hs
addressed an enthusiastic crowd ~
over 5000 The speech had been an.
nounced Us Sir Lloyd Georges an.
swrr 10 Andrew nonaf Laws speech
IN Glasgow, but Sir Lloyd George
'sald nothing IN answer He declared
he a'll waited for Sir Bonar Laws
explanation ~ Ills action IN breaking
nut ~ the coalition
~ was expected be- seized Mr. 30.
mar fH8 T. r0nfesal1n thut he did not
know whore he WIS saying Strange
things are dome by people who don't
know whore they are
The grentcr part ~ Mr Lloyd
GeafgoA speech WIS devoted "a show
INK up the negative qu1ilty ~ Mr.
Buar laws ptugrnm which he enllnd
a program - folded nfms md dfpwsy
fyes, and b. mnde a play with the
two suge,nad economies the transfer
~ the catlnff @rretorat 70 The for.
eIRn office nnd tbo abolition ~ minis.
ny pensions
tttacls abolition Of Pensions.
Two great conservative ministers
were driven out IN order 20 lead Sir
Maurice IIankey, cHbnet secretary. IN
The yln md move him across the
street" be said.
The abolition u ministry pensions,
he said. would cause d great hardship
81 Har Victims and cauge waste IN
The end because economy was impos'
Able without supervision
~ far the raRegi part Of biz
speech waa devoted "a the future. f.u.
rope was IN rags, he sald 2ing 10
The expenditures for war and Il
would be many long year before the
former prosperity was restored Mean
while. IN Finland, III" socialist pnrty
waa cominR 10 the front and tbren,
encd The foundation N society. This
WIS no time, he mid FOR men who
were IN n general agreement for pres.
cr1aHor ~ social order 10 Quarrel /
among themselVes
bhukf THIpo''
Sir Robert Horne, Mr. Lloyd \
G"oo's chancellor Of the cxcheduer. I
and Lord BlIkenbcad. lord chancellor, I
ai.o spoke, pledelpg their support to
Mr. Lloyd George and doploriug the 4
brlziug of the coalition.
Prom Glasgow Mr. Lloyd George
went 10 Edinburgh, whore he spoke
again IN the evening. then going 70
lord Balfour's home In Whiu.nge-
haHle. wheie great war conference
~ the Lloyd George party leaders
viii be held over the week end. Tho
p1rty includes Mr. Lloyd George,
ord fafour. Austen Chnmberlaln. !.
Lord Birgenbead, Sir Robert Horne
aud several chiefs Of the conservative
parfy IN Scotland.
Lord Brkonhoad had long inter
view with Scottish conservative. and
Lord BaisOur before leaving London,
called on Mr. Bonar Law and con-,
ferred with him for an hour. There ~
increasing evidence that Mr.. Bonar
Laws party Is worried about the
strength Icing developed by Mr..
Iloyd George and II Is not unlikely
thar the coalition may be revived.
agreements Reached.
Already informal agreements have
been reached by which prominent
members Of either side are allowed
Re election without fight and this
may be extended. Both sides now
realize That 10 split the conservative
vote is only making present of seats
10 the labor party.
AZ The same time Mr.. Lloyd George
il going ahead with the formation of
q permanent party. II was announced
that A ". Cope has resigned from
tho civil saryice TO take management 4
Of M. Lloyd Georges organization.
Mr. Cope Is one Of the ablest of ciVil
servants IL Great Britain. lie for
merry was In the customs, later in the
treasury, and latter in Ireland, and
he was the man who did more than
any one else in securing the agree