New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
bTNET MEMBERS PRESUME OLD JOBS
| of Wilson's Advisors Going
 r Back to Former Work

ashington. March 4.-Most of tho (net officers who retired today
 resume tho work they gave up
 Ccome members of Woodrow Will
 V official family. One or two of n. however. have not yet made hito plans for tho future.
 pwyers prodominated In the out
 g cabinet. numbering six. Thero
 were two publishers and one col
 professor.
 Rinbridge Colby. who retires after
 years service as secretary of .. Yill return to the practice Of
 id ew York city. but before he
 cs down to that work he may
 Scotland. ewton n. Baker will turn from
 direction of the war department
 he practice of law in his home
 Of Cleveland. He has had i've rs' service as secretary of war and
 has served as chairman of the Hral power commission and the ncil of national defense.
 Mitchell Palmer. retiring attor-
 general. will resume. his law rtico with offices in his home city
 troudsburR. Pa. and also in ehlngton. He will retain his homo Ponnsylvania. but will reside in shington a considerable portion of year and will havo as his law
 ners throo lawyers who have been ely associated with him in his liio work: Frank Davis. IT,. for
 iv as assistant attorney general:
 Hrt R. Scott and Seiforde NJ. lwagen.
 Bsephus Daniels. one of the four son cabinet officers who remained the Job tho full eight years. will To tomorrow for Raleigh, North foltA to resume his duties as edi- al publisher of the Raleigh News
 GDaerver. The former naval sec
 will arrive homo Sunday lining and says his first act will to 20 to church and repent of all
 sins" He announces ns his mot f'Chnrity to all and malice toward 1 avid F. Houston. former secretary ho treasury. has not made definite |ns for the future. but has several Ars under consideration. He was university professor before enter l the cabinet in 1918 as secretary but has not decided )sfher ho will return to educational bk or enter tho commercial field. ] has been head of the treasury for car and also a member of the fed D roserve board. chairman of the Srd of vocational education and AQbor of the council of national vnBc.
 {ohn Barton Payne, who has been kretary of the interior for a year. ns to mako his homo in Washing I. but will devote some of his time |tha- Chicago park project in which VI, moving spirit before ho was |icdlo Washington early in the war general counsel for tho Shipping 6rd Emergency Fleet Corporation. also has been member of the leral power commission and direct general of railroads.
 kibert sydney Burieson will go tk to Austin. Texas. to practice law h to look after his private interests Ire after eight years as postmaster berai Edwin IT. Meredith. who succeed l MT. Houston as secretary of agri- kure a year ago. will return to Des [ines to look after his farm maga- and other interests. He also
 been q member of the federal 'vcr commission.
 Joshua W. Alexander. after two |rs' service as secretary of com fcc, will go to his old home nt |llitan. Missouri. to resume the lctice of law and, as he says, to 5 little farming on the side" William B. Wilson. another of the |ginaI Wilson cabinet officers, will turn to his farm near Blossburg. for n rest before final making a decision with regard to 1nral business offers which have
 pndered him.