The Washington times., 1922-10-24
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Andrsjl MAJ ~ ~ ~ss hpgiiy
ssags ia toSsy ID ssndpistins 'his
NV gesbinst preparatory 70 the
Ersatset pelitiesi csmpaisn Eng-
lard thas Known ID modern hnss.
IT was anticipated that the new
prsniers would turn In, his list Of
appointmsnts to King George late
today on, tomorrow snd that the
King would 'imrnsdiatsly issue .
proclamation dissolviAs psriismsnt
= ssrs 81 Psrtfeliss, g.
& %Accordins 70 the Daily Express,
the 6fficiaf rnouth-piecs Of Premier
Law. the following wsrs cabisst
certainties: - d, &C. t.,a-. a.. -,
- A.. BonAr Law-Premier.
Lord Cavs--tords ; chaicelior.
Lord Curson-Forsisn secretary.
Lord perby-First lord of the
lieut.! Col. Leopold ~ Am.ry-
Colonial secretary. tF. I,
Stanley; 'Baidwin Chancellor ssi
the excheQuer. 49,,
Sir Phiiip Lloydso soraeme--Presi.
dent OF the board OF trade.
Lord PeetASecretary for India.
Lord Novar- 6ecrstary. for Scot
cir sir Arthur orifntn!Boscawen-
| Minister of agriculture. -. q -. ="
Il was understood that Earl Bal.
four ana other Unionists who sup
ported Lloyd Georges Coalition
government were not invited te
take portfolios. | I e-2
Eisctisa Nov. 1S.r -
November Is has teen BET ~, ths
| Aate ef The. general electbeng Win
| tlhe new bArlfsmert. assembllng fua
orranisatioa five. days later.
Approximately 1900 persons havs
anncuncedE their candidacy for tho
els seats lin! Commons, The ap
proximsts number. of candidacies
by parties follow: :, !. ;.
| Conservatives Toriesl. 800.
Lloyd GeorRe Liberals. =. ITS.
Asquith Liberals. 800. 80
Laborftesl. 400 '',~s - s.
Premier Law must control $50
members III Commons to have q
working majority.
kMcKsnhs For u, 8. Mission.
REGINALD McKenna, former chan.
csiior; Of the cxcheq0er, In, poll,
tical ,addressntoday. urged the publi,
to support. The new government In
order to establish financial reforms.
II IL now probable that. Mr..
MoKenna vii, head the British debt
funding mission to the United States
instead OF Sir Robert Horne. who
was chancellor OF the. exchequer
under Lloyd George. :, nN.H'1'
Il 10 reported that Law. is, max.
ing overtures TO the National Liber.
ais to obtain their support. This
report caused great rejoicing among
adherents! of Lloyd George, who
see IN N.a petition for the support
OF the old. Coalition faction that
the Tories were fighting asRinst. !
Former, Premier Lloyd, George
WI continue I, HE political battle
with a. speech at Colchester ,tomor,
row, 4 when he VIII answer: the
speeches made by, the Tories yester.
day, when they elected Mr., Law
leader Of the SConservative party.
d 2 Balfsur May Quit
The Northciiffe press- s-7now' con.
Quoted by Lord Rothermere.
brother Of The late Lord Northcliffe
-announced that Premier Law'tnus,
prove q better policy than he has
enunciated 30 'far before yhe can
secure s the support Of the North
ciiffe nevspepers. Judgmsnt VII
- withheid for \ few dayA ~
The Daily Mall says that Harl
naifSur 10 e4pected 70 resign n
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