Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-12-08

or the building announcing that it would be impos sisis feE--the secretary to receive visitors until after o'clock each day. because. and this fact set forth in print, the early hours of the day must be given entirely to the governments treas ury business.
 Politicians Are Dispeased.
 The effect of this placard senators and rep resentatives notable They looked at it and it is to be feared that some few of them who were on their way to the secretarys office swore under their breath, and perhaps had something to say about the impertinence of a new secretary who would keep at bay the legislative chieftains until his own good time for seeing them.
 However, most of the politicians and most of the legislators have accepted MT McAdoo's die tum and as it is just about easy to talk to a man in the afternoon it is in the morning, things are going along smoothly and the secretary now has full opportunity to think on merchant marine federal reserve and other matters of high national moment before the luncheon hour
 The intimate acquaintance between Woodrow Wilson and his son-in-law secretary of the treas ury began when MT Wilson entered political life in New Jersey. It has been said that MT. Wilson looked on the tunnel operations of MT. McAdoo with deep, a scholarly and very likely practical interest but no close personal relationships were established between the two until Woodrow Will son became governor of New Jersey.
 He Watched Wilson.
 Now it may be that William Gibbs McAdoo was interested in Woodrow Wilson's career as an edu- cator, but if so he never has dwelt upon the fact in public The truth is probably that MT. McAdoo, taking interest in New Jersey politics because of his own experience in getting the legislation necessary to connect up his tunnels with that state made him look with curiosity and perhaps concern the course which the educator was to follow as governor of the state across the North river" At any rate. Mir McAdoo approved ot MT Wilson's course governor of New Jersey ana the two men became close friends. The one is in, fha nabi sonin-law.
 Mr. McAdoo is something of a writer and he is much more than a fairly forceful public speaker He cannot turn out the chiseled and polished phrases that come out of his father-in-aws work shop but he does pretty good job occasionally. Here is what he said about dealings with newspaper mem
 "To be frank truthful and honest with the news papers is obviously the part of wisdom. There are only two things a reporter is afraid of-a scoop and con game. Don't be responsible for either
 Concerning corporations and their dealings with the public MT McAdoo said: Public Opin- ion. Esq, must become member. and respected one of every corporation board of directors in this country
 Native of Georgia.
 William Gibbs McAdoo has been twice married. His first wife died some years ago. There are six children living the fruits of the first marriage. Something over year ago MT McAdoo married the youngest daughter of Woodrow Wilson. child was born recently to this union and thereby the president of the United States became for the second time grandfather for an elder daughter, Mrs Sayre had presented him with grandchild some little time earlier
 The secretary of the treasury is a southern man, having been born in Georgia in 1863. His boyhood home lay in the track of General Sherman's army. His early years were spent in poverty, fact which the secretary does not seem to deplore In the least. for he said recently in speech that he believes that character is produced and devei oped to the highest degree by hardship suffering and poverty"