Last week we wrote and published in our paper an editorial about the speech of President Coolidge in Minneapolis. A copy of last week's issue of our paper was sent to the White House. In reply to this editorial we received the following letter.

The White House,

Washington, D. C.

June 22, 1925

My Dear Mr. Izsak,

I have received your letter of June 20, and of course remember meeting you in Chicago.

I am indeed glad to have the editorial which you were good enough to send to me, and I shall have pleasure in showing it to the President as you 2suggest. I know how deeply he will appreciate this evidence of your continued interest in the administration.

Sincerely yours,

Everett Sanders,

Secretary to the President.