Show I Wit HOUS ie i Never Jobless Jobin t J Experience e v Valuable i. i I Many y Become ome L 4 r Instances Instances' Cited t I- I 1 V 0 By R ONEY DUTCHER V WASHINGTON W The 1 The problem problem-of of what hat to do With With- our ourS ex presidents ex in may may- y remain baffling battling and poignant but the ex secretaries of ot presidents are ln never in any doubt concerning their future ut le after atter they leave Ulese the Ule House se x S Comfortable Comfortable- law Jaw offices and fat f t tees fees 1 await them them- in Sn Y Washington hundreds of ot lawyers get along wonderfully well without ever et c practicing any any any law at all Only a distinct minority of ot law Offices hero here ever bother bother- with cc cases Many of ot the the- others s are arb commonly regarded regarded- as lobbyists or or fixers who theIr exert talents and p personal r onal influence e on congress ss arid th d p on oi behalf of ot i I T r several presidential secre ex ex taxies tal-Ies v nO ow here her have ha all practiced d law Jaw in their Ume tinie and andar ar g. g togo into rit tho courts courts but they have ha Joined th the l large happy happy hap hap- py Y family of ot ex cabinet members ex- ex senators rs ex ex-cC ex gress' gress gressen en aWl other ther lex ex officials wh who 0 a II e prosperity here has been largely depend dependent de de- de- de pend pendent nt on on a belief bellet that th tty they y are aro specially qualified d to wrangle things the tho gov govern govern- rn- rn ment NOT RE UNETHICAL Very rare rarely y is it specifically charged that thit neof these thes g gents h hass has s used s d his official contacts contacts' cr erly It It Is is 15 probably q quite natural that they go into where they are best known d dhere V here ere their most favorable tp to lie un- un In so 60 doubtless no unworthy thought e ever er ever r entera enters their heads Jle ds V But tt it II natural that they aVe promptly out outside out out- gut side after or or u administrative G favors favors- or no no oC wl of law o is Is essential for ss boys the ropes They kJ v D the to tose eec And Aid the in-the ases cases ot bf x of ot con congress Tess' Tess vc the precious p clo clous 8 1 go bf the fl floor or Of or c co there U is no sense Lin Sn in goJ going fout put an an and calling people robby lobby u one e one Is 15 j a agreed iced as asto asto to lobbyist Is The dictionary dic dIc- tl iI says la a lobbyist is leone one who solicits legislators for votes It Is ls h hare hard t to dr draw v between Jobb lobby lobby- fats a and d fixers rs who ho seek to tom tom- In Influence i fluence official decisions decisions- as In tax lax I oases cases both If l a. a a lobbyist is one who seeks iu tariff favors favors t for r special l. l Interests at least t t tO presidential ex ex- secretaries secretaries' qualify X 1 V C. C ill t 1 t tary ry to to- President P C Coolidge oU cc has LS been I representing firms interested in metal schedules Slemp and ind his his' y la y partner have fr frequently qu been n concerned in In big money moncy cases here heia hereIn herein in which the government h had d s 's some me so sot t of t an an f Interest terest Including g alien property matters matter the tho fIght tight against the Inheritance t ta tax and Muscle Shoals V Very Captain Bar Bar- lb v. lcJ y after alter unsatisfactory ton experience experIence exper- exper exper lence with the Uie in Ills hIs Attempts tot to collect s 's l hun bun s' s of Uio thousands samIs o of dollars dollars' of ot which th the Cub Cubans ns' ns at arp arp supposed t to have bAVO robbed hIi employed employed emploY d Sl Slemp mid arid Ever Everett tt Sanders another r Coolidge CoolIdge Coolidge Cool Cool- idge secretary SEEKS SEEK TARIFF BOOSTS BOOSTS' S Sanders entered eci t the Washington office of the lac law Jaw firm of f Secretary ot of War JJ Jini G Good od which specializes In income t tax cases s B. B arid dhas has sen t d the pah Lately Lately- iteI S Sanders has represented the thep p at gf B interests ere ts which want wanta a a tariff Increase Ted Clark C V s erstwhile V private to s 's s J installed 4 himself himself him him- self In one of ot th the big V now y office buildings buildings' and v said to to r represent represent present pre pre- sent the Liggett drug interests J JosephP t ty yV raw sons song famous secretary has bad had a a. la law office e h Where here te J for r. r eight Ight years year He has lae 88 practiced In rc contact tact with go gov departments and nd attended attended- th the Hearings on n t the Walsh public utilities S resolution The name Tu Tu- u th multi It Was as mentioned i m e d. d In n one on of ot the m m of ot t th the the pow power r lobby here but bu has never never- been accused of lobbying G CO t Y former t prier s secretary sec sec- c- c retry to President RoOsevelt has been openly att attacked ck d as s a a- a lobbyist though it was was was' as S presIdent t of ot t the 8 Consolidated G Gas Gas' of N sw wJ k down here l last st year to Join in the power ower trust ap n zt heW i resolution JARDINE JARDINE- IS ON JSON ON THE JOB Am Among ng r recent eh spokesmen tor ns Interested In theta l t bUll v was as ex Secretary of Agriculture W w o also represents n some rne powerful we radio Interests Interests' I here now Jardino Jardine told the senate finance committee how v badly the I beet ar sugar industry needed a. a sugar tariff boost Others who beeri been o I engaged ng ged tn the s ugar s-ar fight are General Enoch H H. H. Crowder foi fox torf- ambassador arid dM Major jor p General Frank M McIntyre form former r. r chief of ot the bureau of ot of Insular af af- af fairs V |