Distrific with headquarters at Seattle, Moscow, Monday, conferring Joseph Sudweeks, local veterans, rehabilitation official, and interviewing the men taking courses at the university. Mr. Stewart returned to Seattle. Adoption of the report was moved by G. G. Pickett, the motion carrying by unanimous vote. Chairman Lewis asked that the delegates pledge themselves to attend the convention, so that Latah county might be properly represented. A motion to this effect was made and carried. At the time of going to press, the convention had not adjourned.

REHABILITATION MEN VISIT AT UNIVERSITY
James I. Stewart and Mr. Harrison, assistants to the chief of the war veterans rehabilitation work in the 13th Tuesday, Mr. Sudweeks reports that the work of rehabilitation is progressing very nicely at the university. He will attend a district agricultural conference at Seattle in the near future at which the rehabilitation of men in training, and especially relating to placement and project placement will be discussed. He further states that five vocational men at the university have been given placement from the close of the summer school sessions until the full term convenes. They are placed at the university.

The men are: Henry C. Hansen, who is doing research work in the dairy department; Paul M. Harlan, who is touring the Yellowstone National park with Professor F. W. Gail, professor of botany, studying the flora of the park; Dewey Standish, and Edwin Storms, who are working in the animal husbandry department, under Professor C. W. Hickman; and A.  Sugg, who is working in the bacteriological laboratory under Professor W. M. Gibbs. 