From 1925, the National Forensic League became the dominant interest in Jacob's life. In the early years, his concern was to keep the League alive, but by 1969, when he retired, the concern had become that of trying to hold the number of chapters down to 1200 and at the same time adequately serve the affiliated schools.
From 1925, the National Forensic League became the central focus of Jacob's life. Initially, his concern was to preserve the League's existence, but by 1969, when he retired, it had shifted to managing the number of chapters to 1200 while ensuring adequate support for affiliated schools.