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Jane 1}), 1928 CHEMICAL WARFARE TO BE DEIONSTilATD HERE er Accesso·r ie.r .., North Shore COast to Be Scene ·of Esperimenb by Institute of Olemistry A r eoplaneg over Lake M ichigan l~y ing down smo ke scr eens a nd g om~ th roug h various ot her maneuver s ot chemical warfare in the a ir will be a pa rt of the program of_ t he Instit_ute of Chemistry of the Amenca n_ Chemical societv which will m eet at ~orthwest ern u~ive r sitv from July 23 to :\ugust j l8. The last~ da y of. the institute will be devoted to chemi.,try in war, a nd at 1 5 :JO o'clock in the af ter noon of August I 1 · residents of the north shore will i hav·e an opportunity of seeing an actual fiemon-; ra ion of the part chemistry f;lays in war. T_hese demon· rations wil be arranged In such a way as to be peritc ly safe, it is promised. b : a ht same ime spectacular. .\[an v wirlely known lecturers on various pha es ()t chemical vvarfarc:: I hav·t been ob tained by the ins itute: One oi these is Dr. \\". Lee Lewis. direc or or research of the institu e of .-\merican packers anrl former heari of · the department of chemistry at . ·or hwestern universi y. During he war 1 Dr. Lewis wa.s in the chemical warrare ·en·ice. Hi most imp~)r ant achievement was the direction or he f. 'Sroup of scientists which w~..; resp?n. ·ihle for the dev·elopment ot Lew1s1 e . 1 . the one toxic material rieveloperl during the war wh1ch vvas more deadly than mustard ga -. Dr. Lewis will speak on .. ..=cic::nce in . ·ational Deren ·e." and will call a tention to the fact that chemistry by !· no means stands alone in heading modern warfare. He will show that all science:;, even such apparen ly harm16.~ ones as psychologv and :tronomy: play imp1) rtant par s in modern wan are. Following is a list oi the 1)tl er spea · ers with the ubjects of heir alk: : H. Er!mund Bullis. executive -,ecretarv oi the . · atronal .-\ssociation f~_,r Ch~mKal Defense. "The Reaction or the General Public to th · C se of Gas in \Variare." Col. Harrv L. Gilchrist oi the C i ed ~ tates arm'v. "Present Problems of Chemical D~rense." Colonel Gikhr"st is the outstanding medical authof'ity ' on the after effects of chemic a.! war' tare casua lties. I Bvron C. Goss of the Lake Erie Chemic al C1Jmpany. "Pea ce Time C ses I or Chemica l \Variare." ~fr. Goss is an autho ritv on the use of te ar g a::; a nd I :;imila r agencies fo r checking crime. Dr. J. £ . ~fills . di r ector oi research I of the Chem ical \'Vari a n~ Service. Edgewood Arsen ~l. "Present Problem~ of Chemical Defense." ~Ianv oi D r . :\~fills' discove ries h a ve no direct bear in g on wa rfa re, b ut are rega rded as of the gr eatest va lue in peace time problems. ' ~I ajo r General Pa ul B. ~.falo n e, commanding general of the Sixth Corp s Ar ea .. will speak on · · ~a tiona l Preparedness." 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A Cushman Model with the close fitting heel. $7.50 ) Wilmette ' . 4 ' I Rain Prevents Tennis Matches at Indian Hill University 1024 3400 tU\'NIL\IN SQvA~ [VJ\N.STON T he t ennis ma tches w hich were t o have been held last Sunday between the boys and girls of Indian Hill and Skokie Country clubs at Indian Hill were postponed because of rain. The ma tches will take place ] uly 4 instead. This is the first o f the triangular matches which will be played during the summer between Skokie, Indian Hill, and vVinnetka. The club will be opened to the members and their friends. 1