Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-23
NJ AD00 RESIGNS
As SECRETARY Of
j. s. TREASURY
Continued From Page ouoJ

mDnIIDT OF OBJ. cUulNDi il resign.
William jennings Bryan, The presi-
dents secretary of state at the be-
/ ginning of h.s administration. was
Ithc first and Lindley ~ Garrison.
secretary OF war. was the second
James e.. NckoynOlls attorney
general. resigned 20 take an appoint
mcnt Co The supreme court Aside
from those three change the presi-
dents cabinet stands the same as IL
Ibid siA years ago, and his friends say
Die has taken a great dca. OF pride in
Iroforriug 90 &c AS a team. AT the
loponing % his second term the prosi-
deBt asked an the members 10 re-
main
The rise of Mr. McAdoo 20 a place
~ influence in the administration.
(which many have declared was sec
ond only tO the president was very
fast As Southern LAWYER who had
4. been Interested I'm transportation
schemes in Southern cities DE went
80 Sow York and ccomplishod the
nheu almost uubolicvah.. feat OF sue
pesstul.y tuuuelling f.e Hudson
lriye~ fur electric trains One on the
First men 90 suggest IT, scheme o.
mot actually the first-Wls adiudrod
"a luuat.c and he lived o.. see the pro-
ieo' ON accomplishment Ills name
lAls la.n forgotten in th' success OF
/ The achievement
NcNdDo Aidcd Wilson Campaign.
When Mr. Wilson. .ou governor
% NoW Jersey became presidential
! probability Mr. McAHUo was yir-
tually unknown 10 him. But Mr..
! NCAdoo took q leadlr. part I'm his
campaign as vice chairman OF the
| Democratic national committee. and
much ~ the time o. acting chair
man, and also as oh rmln OF the
/ finance committee. THE president
elect chose him for RETRY of the
| treasury % course. D.. han not been
without his critics.
At tha outset OF The presidents
first term, So was lstime of OBJ
servers NJ affairs o. refer 20 "the
lstroug men OF the ca net" generally
lspeaNlng ~ two or three II Is no
lre'Iec'i.n ON Nlr Mc'I0o 20 saw that
hls name was not lu $50 included.
t1t if soon became o II was mo-
secret That The prs lent depended
| 01 DIS advice and ulrmont more
land moro Gr affair which ranged
..' Ooh. The troasur Iio soon bp-
Fam taking pro mont part ia
/ .h1p.0l the admin ration fagisla-
tIye policies and h. invariably had
/ 'hc backing Of the president Pos
lsibly Thar brought Dim into the field
Int Democratic pre- ieutal rosihili-
Ties when they wer. being discussed.
/ Dun 500 taI gs auyou knows mr. Me-
/ Atoo never has expressed himself,
900 tha. subject bu has devoted his
| t,,Ht.l to seryin his chief
Belief Wa, He Would Resign.
j, bass been well snown In WASH
ingtau .la Mr 81 idoo. man Of
mpa@uteb ~ personal for
llne has ielt That i00ner or Inter ba
must repleilsh bis resources
FRIENDS 90 various times have ez-
r,-.d som apprehension for his
..a'ia Tor De- .as been hard worker
: ta4 while tuD duties OI secretary of
roo treasury u times .f the world
"dl ha.. probably taxed the health
.N+ ,...r .t Iuy0u. Uc did NOT
@. i.a.' Q. Ease 0u the railroad add
.lI..aual aai found time beside
I'D take o prominent part 600 the pres
dents councils on other subjects
'Alie on O D., enc trip u the West
'e tel tr0u horse and broke n
| i.1 hu, DIS friends say that had mo-
.i... Whatever on his general
/ a.lfh
Since ,ha European war brol. am
Zoo the CAM .f 1913. Mr.. NcAd.8.. ds.
'al.H.H' ha faced many biz eco.
.0'.r problems. Lately the frs.
HtNa1H. .ihU. loans and coroII4-y
''.U.om UI ucing war rtpars.s
.at" hoau a. principal concerns.
Ni M'taun rood our strargI,
t-tlhs. a.I trea .ry advisers m MAJ
.'l d.. ana maintained THAT s. GOO
'.'Oo "a. uu. too much tu ASK the
american people fo give Boo ID SINGLE
.aN. Others ar.led thar SaUU.u0u.-
'''. ar GO most .00O.0U0.uuU w..
enough
nuildcr OF lr,crvc s'>tcm.
Asa leading builder of tho federal
reserve system an carly advocate of
great Euseum.ut-buut merchant
n"f.Da and a developer OF federal
farm loan system. he was known
particularly Promotion OF closer
.Mmerc.al and financial relations
.o."eou tle United states and Ltain-
/ American republic was another SUBJ
-..l .u which ha uls interested. lie
played O. pruuue. par iu prrpar-
HE lh' Income aE law. and in de-
t'i1I.ug measure. ,o permit rexi-
'.a financial arrangement to tide tho
nation oter rough periods ~ flnsn-
iaI history during The war tie
placed government funds in banks
! q the West and south to farilitnte
Do movement 90 crops aud lat.r ar
-luf.d ita distribution ~ Govern
mont .tnls more uniformly through
'lf iaa country
For daEs after tHa wa started Mr.