The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
TAXES JUMP FROM
 WHITE HOUSE ID BUSINESS OFF |CE
Woodrow Wilson Greatly h. terested In Daughters
 New York Venture

NEW YORK, July 7-From acting First Lady of the Land" for time after the death of her mother in Washington, to a business career in taken by Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the former President.
 Why did she ga into business?
 Because l think 1t ia the duty of every unmarried woman to be self supporting" she declared in an inter- view published by the Editor and herself. She can be more self-re- specting If she is seif-supporting. I think an unmarried woman who does not work Is after all parasite and l do not see how she can be contended with the emptiness of life"
 Miss Wilson, who lookss strikin gly like her father in face, though short of stature, discussed her new york in a manner that indicated a careful preparation for her business career. First Business Job.
 "Yes, this is my first job in the business world" she said. though be- Ing in the White House when my father was President was a job in itself, more than people realize, with one appointment after another, all day long, and I really think the ex- perience which l gained there will be of great help to me in the advert . Ing field"
 Then as for business:
 Tt is a great thing to feel that you have part, even if it is small part, in producing something, in feel ing that you are giving something to the world and not just taking, For several years 1 have wanted to enter the world of business and l thought of several different lines. First, the selling of bonds came to me, but it seemed that 1t twas not just what I wanted. The mofe I con sidered the matter, the more firmly convinced I became that of all pro- offered a greater field than any of the others, and then, too, it Is a business with so many different angles.
 "So l have chosen it, firm in the conviction that 1t is exactly the thing I want, and I shall work hard to make good"
 Wilson Is Interested.
 My father is deeply in sympathy with my work, and when I was down there on a short visit in May we had long talk about 1t. I do not know just when l can get away, but when I can make an opportunity l shall go down to Washington and see him, for he is eager to hear all about it. 2 TAKES JUMP
 T have already secured one pros pective client, and while a deal Is never assured until the name is on the dotted line, I believe this one Is going through, and it is a good one, and l am greatly pleased. How ever, l am not looking out just for 1cs ei, wi make good day by day"
 AS for married women remaining or going into business after the wedding:
 T do not think that is a question about which you can make a sweep ing statement" Miss, Wilson said But I do feel that there are many things more important than mak- ing money and married women have the opportunity and the privilege of doing those things. Of course, the married woman should be equipped for self-support.
 Interested in Home.
 Working does not take away the home making instinct from a woman if she ever had it," Miss Wilson said, and I know that is true be- cause of the love l have for my own little apartment on West Fourth street. l have one floor of an old fashioned house, and it is cozily fur nished, and I have my friends there and there is actually nothing I en- joy more.
 The incest part of the whole apartment Is the kitchen, for I just love to cook. and really I am a very good cook, If I may be permitted to sing my own praise in that di- rection. There is only one thing nicer, and that Is a little country place out a few miles from New York, in easy committing distance. This Is something I am hoping to have some day, and if I am a suc- cess as an advertising woman I may attain if