New York, Jan. 16.
President Coolidge's visit to Havana in person seems to have ins. Even the of the goodwill evoked by the Prejident's presence, which Was infected the Conference.
The New York "Times" says: "Not since the days of Henry Clay has the United States appeared before the Central and South American Republics with arms thus wide oper The New York "World" refers to President Coolidge's address as "an unusually ardent plea for friendship and understanding The New York "Herald-Tribune" expresses the opinion that "the sincerity of the President's pro-
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