These conversations are continuing in the most friendly of atmospheres.

The Coast and Geodetic is the foundation survey.

There is nothing that I can report at the present moment on the conversations with the Prime Minister.

Both of these we propose to expedite.

I am sure that we all welcome your English confreres in this country and at this conference.

The Prime Minister and I might come to on questions that we have under discussion.

We have frankly reviewed all the questions which might give rise to friction between our peoples.

Gratifying progress has been made and conversations are continuing.

There are no violations of the law.

It is also fair to the Board and the employees that this should be done.

That depends entirely on the weather. If the sun shines we will go to the Rapidan.

The Comptroller's report on matters connected with the Shipping Board relates to transactions mostly several years ago and all of them prior to this administration.

It is my understanding that there is no charge of misfeasance, but in any event I have requested the Attorney General to study the Comptroller's report and to determine if there has been any violation of the law.

The United States never enters into an entente or alliance with anyone.

Kenmore, like Mount Vernon, should become another National shrine of the gracious domestic life of the many-sided George Washington.

AS YOU near the shores of the United States I send to you a most cordial welcome not only in my own name but on behalf of my fellow countrymen as well.

This is all I have this morning.

Mr. John McNab, of San Francisco, has accepted the joint request of the Attorney General, Secretary Mellon, Mr. Wickersham, and myself, to study and formulate, in cooperation with those Departments and the Law Enforcement Commission, the…