The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
B0NAR LAW HITS
AT PREDECESSOR
Lloyd George Was Good
Drummer, but Drummer
Not Needed Now
FRANCES REAL FRIEND
Not Cloud on Horison SO
Far as America Is Con-
cerned Says Premier

In&DON. nov 2.-Lioyd George
was good drummer during war
time but tho country now Is in q
hospital which is no place for
drummer, Premier A. Bonhr Law
declared in a campaign speech here
today
My policy is n freedom from ds.
turbauCeu both At homo ald
abroad he continued.
The promipr declared he would
not answer the attacks of the news
papers. he pleaded tor support OF
the new cabinet.
- hope America generally will
take an interest in the league of
nations iu somo form" the pre-
micr declared later. II feel that
IL iH her duty TO help out In the
chaos In which the war ieft the
world. our relations with France
must he the Keynote OF our foreign
relations policy"
Would withdraw Troops.
The premier expressed the hope
that tho Lausanne conference would
result in the withdrawal OF British
troops from the near east
Great Britnin's safety depends
upon industry as we'll ms upon
arms" he said. we hope to with
draw commitments from abroad.
reducing our expenditures"
we must maintain our naval
position" tho premier said 1--WE
must retain forces adequate To in
sure the safety OF the empire"
Premier Law said that In AugiO-
American relations there was not -
single cloud upon the horizon to
Indicate trouble"
- u. I.t
that Great Britain'a relatio lship
with France must be the keynote
of the governments foreign policy,
Mr. Bouar Law said.
Real Friends OF France.
There Ia no doubt what that re-
intionship ought to be. We renlly
have common aims and though there
may be In the future as In the past
great differences OF opinion as to
the way OF securing those aims and
though II may he fou we cannot
agree--l hope not--thls wa can do.
though ! don't say 1t has not been
tried before--wo can make II plain
tu France that we are her friends
and that we realize that any breach
of understanding between the two
countries would be fatal to both
and fatal 10 tho world"
OF Great Britain's relations with
the United States the prime minister
said.
There is nothing to trouble the
horizon thorc. ! think ! may ven
ture to express the hope--and |
think | can do this without india
cretion--that America may gradu-
ally take interest. for example. In u
league OF nations In some form or
other: that abe may gradually feel
that II IL her duty 90 help IN the
chaos which the war left behind.
Not Uriticislng America.
II say that without criticism or
America. Far from II. II may be
useful at this stage TO repeat what
have said under no special rea-
sons for saying Il but to repeat ~
now because what | say may prob
ably be reported in America.
Speaking OF America In july. 1918.
said this:
ait In moral force which brought
the United states To the allies. She
has much 20 lose In a material way.
she had little To gain In the great
things OF life and very little In small
things. The saying OF the scripture
was true. He who would save his
life shall lose H. The people OF
the United states had nothing mate
rial to gain because they would lose
money, but because they would gain
something, something far more pre-
ciOus than money. for they had
saved the soul or America.