The idea originated for the purpose of connecting those service men desirous of settling on land with suitable information concerning homesteading opportunities. It has enlarged its scope to other branches of industrial occupations as well. Already much information has been secured regarding certain homesteading projects in Idaho and elsewhere. The Jordan Valley, Idaho, homesteading project has been investigated and information gathered for the use of the ex-service men who may be interested. The club, through the secretary, Mr. Matter, is rapidly completing additional information regarding various opportunities for rehabilitation. C. K. Macey, state inspector of public welfare, is in hearty sympathy with the plans of the club information bureau and has offered to assist them in any way possible. He was very instrumental in giving the bureau its data on the project at Jordan Valley.

DEBATERS HAVE REAL EIGHT AHEAD OF THEM
MONTANA AND UTAH TEAM FOR MIDNIGHT THIS YEAR; IN DICATIONS ARE GOOD
In the coming Utah-Idaho-Montana triangular debate, scheduled for some time in February or March, Idaho will meet opponents of a caliber which will demand nothing but the best from the students that comprise her teams. It appears to be one of the biggest debates participated in by the University for some years and a struggle is forecasted. Montana University, which will debate here on the affirmative of the question, is, according to debate manager Ben Murphy, lining up one of the most formidable teams she has had and is anticipating a victory.  Very successful year in debate. 