The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-25
BRITISH MINISTRY
IS NAMED BY LAW
New Premier Selects His
Aides in Governmental
Affairs
DROP LORD CURz0N
Niscount Cave Lord High
Chancellor; Prepare for
Coming Elections

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LONDON oct 20 -- Premier
ulorNonhr Law tonight issued li.'
of The principal mpmb"ra of hle
ministry His own mime d. not men.
toned ~ the official Net. whirh
leaves II 20 be Inferred that ho takes
uu other office than That uf prime
minister and first how'd 0t the treas
ury. the latter being - poct without
specified duties beyond those at.
tachiug 20 the prouiior-hiu
Marquis Cur1on retains hls post
aa secretary for forciEu affairs, aud
win be leader of the house of lords.
Nlf'uunt Peel IriuluH the Indian
sCorclnryfhip Stanley Baldwin, aH
expected, goes tn the oNchcducr, but
20 has not yet been announced
whether ho win bu leader In tho
house uf commons
iorEcts Lord Curgon.
The Enrl OF Derby, at the war Of
fIvn rcRuucs "a poHt which lac has
held before. The prime miniater had
tho greatest difficulty with the law
offices IL IL noticeable thot Lord
turluns name does not appear In
tho now ministry, Vlscount Cuyo he.
coming lord high chancellor,
Tho attorney general, Douglas
ficc; ho was formerly closely asHo.
clatod with lord Carson.
Ills wife is the daughter OF Judge
Trimhlc Brown OF Nashville, Tenn,
and widow Of tho Hon. \. j. Major.
blanks.
The now British cabinet was Of
fioiailY announced this evening RH
follows
Lord president Of tho council
Marquis of Salisbury.
Loid hlgh chancollor--Vi Viscount
.uvr.
Chancellor ot tho oNchoquer--
stanley Baldwin
Secretary Tor home affairs WI.
liam G.. Rrldgcman,
secretary for foreign Affairs
Marquis Curgon.
Secretary Tor the colonies. the
DuNo ~ p4vonshiro,
Secretary FOR India -vlscount
Peel.
Secretary for war--rho Earl OF
Derby
First lord of the admiralty
Lieu, cot L. G. NJ, = Nmcry
President OF the board OF trade
Sir rhlllp Lloyd ,tirenmc.
Minister of hcalth-Slr Arthur
Griffith iloschwd.
crt a. SHndera
Secretary for Scotland -- viscount
Novar.
Attorney general Douglas MoG.
Hogg.
Lord adyocatc--lIu W. \. wat
son.
Members Not Named.
There arc atill u number of np.
pointments 20 ho made and II Is
noticeable That the five offices held
under Premier Lloyd George by
Austen CRmberloln, H. A. H. Fish
cr Y. j, MacNamHra, Sir llamar
Greenwood ani tho i;aii ~ jiaw-
ford and Balcarrcs, who all Joined
Lloyd George m the wilderness, are
not yet filled. u is expected that
tho office OF chief secretary Tor
Ireland viii be abolished ana that
the ministry of labor VIII be
merged into somo other department
Tho prime minister held his first
Informal cabinet council OF the min
i7ters already appointed AZ u smnli
dinner party at his residence to-
night To discuss general lines ui
policy previous to his visit to Glas-
Sow, when II Ia believed he will
mako his political prouounciamento
Bloctior campaigning went into
tull swing today aud two distinct
tendencies ar" becoming evident.
The first and most important Is the
labor vote OF the electorate
Labor has been by far the most
successful NJ tho various parties In
all tho elections since 1918, more.
over, II X known thnt the labor
party rs better organized Tor clcc4
tious thHu on any previous occasion
ana that It win have greater mum
her Of candidates Ia the field than
any other party except the youscrvH-
tiVos Hence thcro Is considerable
justification for the apprehension
entertained,
InrUc uf Habit.
II al the hoarding house dWcllcrs