The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
MANY PROFESSIONS
IN WILSON CABINET
Continued from First Page.y

members based upon their previeas
activities. Is as follows,
Secretary of state! william Jen-
nings Bryan. pubiicist and editor.
Born at Salem, Ill.,. March 10. 1850
Home. Lincoln, Neb. Educated at
Illinois college. Democratic candi-
date for president of the United
states, 1895, 1900 and 1908. Served
in Spanish American war. Made trip
around the world in 1895.
Secretary of the Treasuryt william
Gibbs McAaoo, lawyer and railroad
president Born hear Marietta, Ga.
October 81, 1868. Home. New York
city. Praoticed law in Tennessee and
New York. Builder of first tunnels
under Hudson river. President OF
Hudson and Manhattan railroad.
secretary of war-Landley NJ. Gar
rison, jurlst. forty mine years old.
Born ut Camden, ~. j. Home, Mer-
chantvil1e. N. j. Son Of an Episcopal
clergyman. Brother of Justice
Charles G. Garrison, of the New Jer-
sey Supreme court. Appointed TO the
Chancery court In 1904. and reap
pointed by ChancaIfor Mafflou Pitney.
now q member OF the United state Sa-
prone court. .-
Head of Department of Justice.
Acknowledgement; james Clark Nc
Reynolds, lawyer. Born at Elkton
KY, February .. 1882. Home. New
York city. Educated at Vanderbilt
university and University OF Viz
ginia~ Practiced law at Nashville,
ney-general OF the United States.
1eo8-07. Afterward specially retained
by government in antitrust matters.
particularly In tobacco and coal trust
suits.
Postmaster General: Albeit Sidney
Burieson, congressman and lawyer
Born at San Marcos. Tex, June Z,
1853 Home. Austin, Tex. Educated
at Texas A. IL M. college. Baylor uni
vereity and University of Texas. AS
sistant city attorney. Austin. iss6-so.
Attorney Twenty sixth Texas judicial
district 1se1-s8. Member OF con-
gress since 1899 and reelected to
sixty third congress.
Secretary OF the Navy: Josephus
Daniels. newspaper owner and editor.
Born at Washington. N. G.. May IS.
1859. Home, Raleigh. N. c. Edu-
Gated in Wilson IN. CT Collegiate
institute Editor of Wilson IN. c.
Advance st eighteen; Of Raleigh State
Chronlcal. 1885, and Raleigh News
and Observer since 1894. Democratic
national committeeman from North
Carolina.
Secretary OF the interior--Franklin
knight Lane. lawyer. Born on Prince
Edward Island. Canada, July Is,
1854 Educated at University OF
California. Praetieed Law in San
Francisco. Candidate for governor of
California. 1902 Member of inter-
state commerce commission since
1905, and al present chairman.
In Charge of Farmers Interests.
Secretary of Agriculture~-David
Franklin Houston, university chancei
lor Born at Monroe. n. c., February
IT. 1865. Home, St. Louis. Mo. Edu-
Gated at South Carolina college and
Harvard university. Dean of faculty
University of Texas, is99-1902. Presi-
dent Agricultural and Mechanical
college of Texas. 190205. Chancellor
of Washington university, st Louis,
since 1905.
Secretary Of William
Cox Redfield, representative and
manufacturer Born at Albany, ".
N Y. Educated in public schools.
| Engaged in iron and steel manufac-
lures since 1889. Served in Sixty
second congress.
Secretary of I-abor--wiiliam
Bauchop Wilson. farmer, miner and
representative. Born at Blantyro.
Scotland, April 2, 1852. Home, Bloss-
burg. Pa. Came to United States,
4 1870. Educated in public schools
Miner from 1S7f-9S. Member of ma
tional executive board which organized
United Mine Workers of America,
| 1890. Member of congress since 1907.
Author Of bin creating department of
/ labor,
Assume Duties at Once.
Ii ia expected that all the members
of the new cabinet now In the city
| will qualify and assume their new
| duties tomorrow.
All the outgoing cabinet ministers
| viii go to their Offices as usual to-
morrow to assist in the induction of
| their successors in office, at least to
the extent of introducing all the sub
| ordinate officials
| Usually these formalities are con-
Quoted separately at each department
the oath of office in each case being
administered by m notary regularly
attached to the department. Some
times that function Is performed by
an associate justice of the Supreme
court in individual cases. At the first
Cleveland inauguration a Supreme
court judge officiated at the swearing
4 in Of each cabinet officer in the pres
/ ence of all the others. the party going
| first TO the state department and then
| TO all the others in the order OF the
/ presidential succession.
That course may be followed tomor-
I row. but so far as known no arrange
ment yet has been made 10 that eff
/ feet.