New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
New Premier Expected to
Advise King to Adjourn
Parliament at Once and
Call an Early Election
Unionists to Make
Him Party Leader
Curzon Is Only Coalition
Minister to Appear ON
Tentative Slate; Lloyd
George Given Ovation
BY Arthur S. Draper

Copyright. isss. New york Tribune Ina.
e. LONDON, Oct. 90 Andrev
Bonar Law Is expected to tell shs
King on Monday evening that be ear
form government, is ready to ne,
cept the Premiership and advise that
Parliament be dissolved immediate.
ly. This decision will follow a meet
ing Of the Unionist party on Mon
day, when Bonar Law will be elected
TO the leadership. To-day he has been
busy conferring with prominent Con.
servatives. Although several places
In the Cabinet are still doubtful, the
following Is regarded as the prohsbis
selections Of the new Prime Min
lister:
Lord President Of the Council-ISsd
Salisbury.
Lord Privy seal--Leslie Wilson.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer-Stan-
ley Baldwin.
Secretary Of Foreign Afairs--Lm.d
Curzon.
Lord Chancellor--Lcrd Sumner.
Secretary for Home AfFairs--Sir Ar
Secretary for the Colcnies--YA g
Amcry. =
Secretary for War-Lord Derby.
Secretary for India-Lord Lytton.
Lord Of the Admiralty-Isord Milnes.
Minister of Agriculture-Lcrd Sell
borne.
President Of the Board Of Trade,
Sir Philip Lloyd Graeme.
President of the Board Of Education
SRI lord Hugh Cecil r 3, - Is
3 Ministsr of zAbor--M. G. Brid-enxB.
Attosnsys sSAusssl Douglas Hogz.
HEzE8t6f t6f61n8ral--Pike PeasH.
SecretaTE M aeotland Geofxs
Ninister Of HeaIth--sir stssls Mais-
land.
sDie-Hsrds. Expect Many Posts
ALI sorts of states are being prs.
pared and the die lizards expect to re-
ceivs large representation In the new
) The government Is expected Co dis
solve Parliament quickly, and the gen.
eral. election probably wall be held
before Christmas. Lloyd George was
cheered to-day wifen he arrived at the
Guildhsll, where the city corporation
entertained the Prince Of Wales on
his return from his eastern trip. The
Prince walked softly over to Lloyd
The retiring Premier seemed 10 he In
huoysnt spirits.
When. Nr. and Mrs. Austen Cham.
kerlain arrived they received hsafts
welcome, and there was suspicion
oY smile on tiss face of the deieafed
leader as he walked straight 70 his
place. Mrs. Lloyd George made no
ettempt to hide her pleasure ss the
crowd along the route to the Guild
hall cheeYed her husband with every
show Of the deepest admiration. Llcyd
George left the celebration early and
etzrted for Leeds, where he viii make
an important speech tomorrow.
Bonar Law Meets Lesders
The political crisis came so quickly
that the city fathers had no time to
change their program, which gave the
members Of the late government their
old titles. While the celebration wss
roing on Bcnar Law sat at hcine, meet
Inn leader after leader in an effort
20 select satisfactory Cabinet ard
to fix the data Tor the general elee-
tion. He has not get decided whether
It is 70 be heid before or after Christ
mas.
The Irish eonstitutional bill rnuss 81
passed before December 8 o. the treaty
is de4d. Obviously Il should be passed
by the Parliament which enacted Il and
today kilograms wers exchanged 6s4
tween Lloyd George and President Cos
grave showing that the former inteHdS
to use all his power to have the nsSags
ure, which had 90 much TO do with Hi
passed. For this measure
Bonhr Law would have the support ef
Lloyd George aad his CONSERVATIVES coll
les CUES. The new Premier could rush
the election befoye December 6, az the
nominations must be made only eight
days after the proclamation summon.
ing the new Parliament. Tho decis on
must be made before Bonar Law sees
the King Monday, and the chances Sro
that he will decide in favor of an I'M
mediate election.
Althnugh eighty three Conservatives
voted with Chamberlain ct the meet.
ing III the Carlton Club Ia which ths
downfall Of Lloyd George wze accom-
plashed, many Of them intimatsd to-
day that they would return to the party
fold. This means that the prospecta
for 3 Center party under she .leaaer~
chip cf Lloyd George and Characteristics
are not 50 bright aS it appeared .yeatefs
day. a Conservative wave ii swesptnF
oyer the country and that Il V'k9
Bcnar law probably wili hasten ~
election. Il
yys, An Interview this cv4n III s Bonsr
Law said: IL an elected leader c2
the Conservative party on Mondxy {
may ba in 3 position Cd advise the Xinr
ko order the 3mnediats dissolution o3
Parliament Tkis would give axania
Il tszos g gst ths lrssh homs Euls biIt
seysmbsx usxe Expected
xhis first statement ~ the FssursSx
dssignate eonA Axns tbs general tnapYoss
sion thst he intends 70 hold the oless
tion iu Novenabex 3
Lady Mend, wige cf the farmer Co11s.-
o Public Works. said -
night that Lloyd George 81 conii,e onA
as xabeEai and that hsr, hs,sbard fns
lands q stand With him s. 8 Uharsf
fxse txa&sr. Tha Asqulth Ltkaxals srs
ryep4x?ne ee resist Ga exnee4aA -
tassyt NJ shs Sassnsx gspsaiss . snils