So, in the Indian Service, one of the things that we are handicapped by is this aggregation that I have just described, that are criticizing and finding fault with practically everything that is being done. One of the things that they contend for more than anything else is that the Federal Government, in supervising and administering the affairs of the Indians should, before they put into operation any policy for their uplift and their advancement, have the consent of the Indians. What an absurd proposition! When you contemplate sending your boy to some educational institution, are you going to permit him to dictate and say to you what you shall do, or, when he selects a certain institution and tries it for a few weeks, say that he does not like it and is going to try some other institution? How far would a father get with a son if he permitted him to dictate and dominate the situation? So it seems to me that this question of hospitalization and caring for the ex-service man is very largely a medical question and it ought to be administered with a view to what will be most productive in rehabilitating and restoring these men to full health; and so it occurred to me that before this meeting adjourns, and because possibly the impression may have been given this morning that the principal question was one of economy, that we should, just for a moment, consider this other question of what can be done and what should be done for the best interests of these ex-service men. It will require regulations; it will require legislation. If you have not been repaid in the other sessions of this Conference until this forenoon, I think every one of you who has come from some distance will feel that he has been fully compensated in listening to the discussion by General Dawes and Mr. Madden with reference to what the Government, under our present Chief Executive, is endeavoring to accomplish in the matter of administering Government. And so we have this hospitalization proposition and all of the Departments having to deal with that subject. We have this Federal Board of Hospitalization made up of representatives or the heads of these different departments.