Gibbert Lyons and Prof. R. S. Snyder have recently taken delivery of new Gardner cars. Mr. Lyons picked the standard touring car, with disc wheels while Mr. Snyder took the first one of the new Gardner broughams to be sold in the northwest.
"Gimme" Coming.
Helene Chadwick, featured in Goldwyn's superfine production of the latest Rupert Hughes' photoplay, "The Man from the East," which comes to the Kenwood theater for two days, beginning Friday, occupies an enviable position among the favorite leading women of the screen. Her consistently fine characterization of both dramatic and light comedy roles in such pictures as "Dangerous Curves," "Godless Men," "Scratch My Back," and other Goldwyn productions, which have given scope for her versatile talent, have provoked her one of the most capable screen actresses.
WILL USE GAS IN FUTURE WARS
Entire Armies Will Be Put to Sleep and Made Prisoner, Says U. S. Chemist.
New York.—Whole armies put to sleep and taken prisoner in gas warfare is by no means an impossibility 25 years hence, Col. Raymond F. Bacon, chief of the technical division of the chemical warfare service, A. E. P., says in a description of the possibilities of the future art of war made public by the American Chemical society;
The $2,000,000 spent on the research organization did more toward winning the war, Colonel Bacon asserts, than any $200,000.  500 spent in other ways.
Great Lesson of the War. 