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NVED.N2iSI)AY, OCTO"i'k. 20, 192(3
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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FOflSTRY CLUB WILL
EAR TALK BY IVORY
SCHURMAN CALLS
FAT WHITE HOUSE
Expect Forested to i)Fwuss uses
Wool1 to Replace S ubstituites
2Flooding Markets
of
ENGINE3ERS INTERESTED rW.:
Mr i% P .Ivory, representing the
allied uier interests of the country,
is to (t liver a talk before the members
of th Forestry club tonight in room
214 N4tural Science at 7 :30 p. in., on
'the u Ens of wood and lumber instead
of the substitutes that are flooding the
market at the present time.E
Mr. Ivory is an expert forester; hay-
ing ben engaged for years in the
privatd practice of forestry and having
s pent , five years at the Forest Prod-
ucts liboratory in Madison. His pur-
;o:;e is to show that in many cases
wbherc wood is being pushed out by
substituites, the use of these substi-
tutes is -not only more expensive, but
that lumber more accurately suits it-
self to the demands of the situation. r~.,
T'he lecture, according to Prof. E.
V. . Jo~ er, of the forestry department :'>:;:.
should be of great interest not onlyto m i fth f re ryd p t en bu
also tw all engineers who are interest-
ed in thite use of lumber: Professor
dotter believes' that the engineers will
benefit by the ldcture because, of the
fact that Mr. Ivory has done so much
resewileh in the use of lumber that he
knows, not only the superficial rea- , :
sons, but is able to go into the tech-
nical det~ails.
Mr. Itvory is on a tour of trie Coun- I
try- and comes here at this time from 1 It ?
Detro4* ' where he has been giving ex-
hibitioi~s and lectures before all of x t :.
the associated users of lumbers and
wood products there. Jacob GIould Saliurman
p United States aimbassador to Ger-
MEX~ICO CITY.- A(dispatch from many who called at the White House
Chala p-says federal soldiers have de-! to discuss with President Coolidge con-
feated a rebel group at Epzote, in the ditions in the German republic, from
st-ate of Guerrero. which Schurmnaii recently returned.
- ~WEEKLY MEETINGS1
Alpha Nu and Adeiphi, men's pub-
l ic speaking societies, held their
- FY.W W th ~E ~weekly meetings in the club rooms on
B u W ith C onfidene~t the fouirth floor of Angell hail at 7:30. , -
last night. The subject for dscuss.0ion-
a 't Adelphi was the iiuestion of co-
education on the University canipus
Your health is your happiness. In =I ad thel haoNuthemertitsodebte
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have goodeighteenthi amendment. Alpha Nu als~o
order tohaeod health , you must =1 announmced the pledging of fourteeni
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