I HAVE LEARNED with sincere regret of the death of Marshal Foch.

In this loss they have the full sympathy of our people.

Those have not yet been settled.

Of course, this is not for quotation or authority.

Mr. MacCracken has resigned as he is determined to return to business, much to our regret.

Under authority of the Act of Congress approved June 4, 1897 (30 Stat. 34, 36), and on the recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture, it is hereby ordered that the following described lands be transferred from the Missoula National…

I have no very important questions this morning--nothing, I think, that I am ready to make a statement about for quotation.

And in that effort to reorganize both the administrative side and judicial system.

Being fairly familiar with the sentiment of our Western States, I can at once refute the statement that the people of the West object to conservation of oil resources.

I have the highest esteem for Judge Burke, and I appreciate his very long and devoted service to the country.

No one is more anxious for conservation of our oil resources than the Western States themselves.

I propose to deal with these matters in my message to Congress, and I do not care to enter into any debate on them prior to that time.

It is expected that under the present contracts the South American airmail service will be in operation some time in April or May.

Not only do we propose to stop the issue of development permits over public domain and other lands in control of the Government.

Mr. Burke asked to be relieved as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

There are no half measures in conservation of oil.

Not only do we propose to stop the issue of development permits over public domain and other lands in control of the Government, which permits constitute the first step in the leasing of oil resources, but Secretary Wilbur proposes to…

I saw some suggestion that the Western States might resent conservation measures on oil.