The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-06
NOTED PHYSICIAN IS
TO VISIT The CITY
Prof. Ernst Fuchs of the University OF
Vienna to Be Guest of DR..
LischkoH.

Prof Ernst Fuchs Of the University
of Vienna. one Of the most distin-
guished Austrians of his day, and
physician Of international reputation
will arrive in Pensacola Monday to be
the guest of DR.. Nj. A. Lischkoff.
DIR. Lischkoff studied at the Univer-
sity of Vienna while pursuing a post
graduate course in Austria, and again
met DR.. Fuchs in October, when the
eminent Austrian specialist was guest
of honor at the American Academy Of
Opthalmo1ogy in Philadelphia. where
convention was held, which gathered
together the greatest specialists of
this and foreign countries.
DR.. Lischkoff, in renewing acquaint-
ance with his former professor. invit-
ed him to visit him in Pensacola, and
his arrival in the city on Monday Is
in response to that invitation.
Professor Fuchs was court physi-
clan to the late Franz Josef, emperor
of Austria, and was also consulting
physician to the former Gar Of Rus
STA, Wilhelm, former emperor of Ger
many. and has attended King Edward
VII of Great Britain. He has attained
the highest distinction possible to any
physician OF Austria, having been
given the title of Hofrat, and is al
ready we'll known in this country, he
having won high honors in the United
States in 1911, at Stanford university,
when that college chose him as the
scientist who had conferred the great
est boon upon mankind during the
previous year
To meet DR.. Fuchs, a number Of
physicians of Selma. Mobile, Mont
gomery and other cities of this sec
ton, who are practlcing along the
same line as that in which DR.. Fuchs
specialzes have been invited, and will
arrive in Pensacola Monday, when DR..
Fuchs will hold a clinic at the office
of DR.. Lschkoff. In the evening he
will be entertained at a banquet, and
later a reception will be held in his
honor.
DR.. Fuchs is in the United States
with other prominent Austrians for
the purpose of extending to this coun-
try the thanks of Il grateful people for
the many kindnesses which have been
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great extremity, following the world
war. He will so from Pensacola to
Tulane university, where he will be
the guest Of DR.. Feingold who was
also student of his at the University
of Vienna After lecturing there, and
being entertained. he will continue his
tour of the larger cities of the coun- |
try. going on to the Pacific coast
In April, DR.. Fuchs will be present
at the international congress of opthal- |
omogists, which will convene at the
capital, for which President Harding
will hold a reception. DR.. Lischkoff
will also be present at this conven-
ton.
DR. Fuchs is not only a physician
of international reputation but is an
author of note. his medical books hay
ing been translated into every known
language. and many of his volumes
are used in the leading colleges of
this and foreign countries.
Both DR.. Clarence Hutchinson and |
Dr. NJ. E. Quina We're students at the |
University of Vienna, studying with |
DIR. Fuchs, and it will be great pleas |
ure to them, as well as to DR.. Lisch- !
koff, to renew their acquaintance with |
this distinguished physician.