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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-17
FLOOD OF BUYING ,
ORDERS IN STOCKS
Wall Street Sees Many New
High Records as Weeks
Trading Begins.
BY STUART y. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK November 1.-THE
customary rule of Il Monday in bull
stock market was broken today. For
the last two and Il half years this
rule has called for Monday of
profit taking after II week in which
prices had been rising. Usually this
profit taking has involved lower
prices. But today, while realizing
sales were extremely heavy at times
they were outmatched by the en-
thuSiastic buying that was stil flow
ing i'll from outside Wall Street
Brokerage offices again reported
flood of over-Sunday orders to buy
stocks, these coming through the
mails and over the wires.
Broad buying Range.
Today's buying movement took in
a larger number of individual stocks
aud groups of stocks than on any
day so far. For time railway
shares did little, the only feature in
this quarter during the first hour
or so being the strength of the Wa
DaShes, anticipating the placing of
the "A" stock on u dividend basis.
AS the day went on the rails swung
into line. New York Central crossed
III again.
u. =. Steel Shares Absorbed.
D. S. Steel common went slightly
lower at the start, but all offerings
or the stock Were readily absorbed
and by afternoon it was selling
about 1l5 again. The independent
steeIs were in demand, with some
Father sharp bidding for Gulf States
and Crucible and with Bethlehem
above As
Motor and related shares were, for
the most part, strong, although the
rise was by no means general. Mack
trucks at one time was up nearly
three points, and White Motor sold
at new high at 20. Maxwell Mo-
tors continued to respond to the re-
markable increase in estimates of
earnings. More interest was taken
in Hupp Motor and in Hudson. The
Pt@rce-Arrow also did better But
General Motors and Studebaker did
not make the showing they had to-
ward the end of last week.
New Haven. which had held back
saturday despite the rise in the bonds,
hnally overCame its inertia South
efn Pacific, fully recovered from such
little disappointment as was occa-
stoned by the recent declaration of
only the regular dividend, sold above
1O2 once more Special buying re-
appeared in st. Louis Southwestern
on dividend talk. The market for
southern Railway apparently had di-
geSted the very heavy profit-taking
or the last few weeks, and the stock
was strong again above 73 Norfolk
and Western was bid up sharply and
Missouri Pacific preferred made a new
high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-17

tPartly extra. Payable in preferred stock
Dividend rates as given In the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations
Unless otherwise noted, extra - speeio2
dividends are not included
Evening star., 1924-06-02
ROCKVILLE.

NOCKVILLE, Md, June 2 (SpeciaD.
-Nontg gomery county Masons OBJ
served Ascension day yesterday by
attending services in the morning
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, Olney.
Many assembled at Masonic Temple,
Rockville, and proceeded to the
church together. Rev. Guy E. Kagey,
rector of the church, preached an
appropriate sermon and special
musical program was given.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of John J. Toone. aged
twenty-seven, of Glen Echo. Md, and
. Miss Mary E. Havcner. twenty, of
Cherrydale. Va, and Howard P. Brad
burn, twenty-five, and Miss Beulah
Harrington, eighteen. both of Wash
ington.
Rev. William B. Waters of Rock
day began a series of meetings in
the Methodist Church at Germantown.
The public schools of Montgomery
county will close on Friday, June IS,
which is somewhat later than usual.
The final examinations will be held
this week. Virtually all of the
schools are preparing for the annual
closing exercises.
The annual celebration of ST. Johns
day by the Masons of Montgomery
Grove the afternoon Of Sunday;
members of the order assemble on
the athletic field and march to the
auditorium in a body. A fine pro-
gram of addresses and other features
is being arranged. Something like q
thousand members of the various
Masonic bodies of the county are
expected to attend.
Boyds, Bethesda and Washington
Grove were the winners of the Satur-
day afternoon games in the Mont
gomery County Base Ball League.
Rockville lost to Boyds. at Boyds,
2 to 6, in ten innings; Dickerson sue
cumbed to Bethesda, at Bethesda,
Is to 7,Iand Glen Echo was easy for
] Washington Grove, at Washington
Grove.
Evening star., 1924-06-02
WORLD FAIR IN 1890
! PROPOSED BY BLOOM
New York Representative Would
Have Congressional Commission
Pick Site in u. S.

To get the minds of the world of
war and thinking of advances in
science, industry and art, a world fair
somewhere in the United States in 1890.
at a site to be determined by a con-
gressional commission, where the
world can fraternize with mutual
good will, better understanding and
admiration. is proposed by Representa-
tive Sol Bloom of New York.
Representative Bloom constructed
the Midway Plaisance at the World s
Columbian Exposition in 1898, and has
had intimate association with all the
great fairs since then. He is now
planning a visit to the British empire
exhibition at Wembley, England. to get
first-hand information that will be Of
value to Congress in planning for the
world fair in 1880.
The Bloom bill, introduced today, pro-
vides for hearings by the congressional
commission on the applications of va
rious cities for location of the world
fair.
Representative Blooms bill was re-
TERED to the House committee on in
dustrial arts and expositions, which
Will be requested to conduct early pre-
1iminary hearings.
Evening star., 1924-06-02
SIS, 600, 900 ENDOWMENT
PRESENTED TO HARVARD
New York Banker, Once Poor Boy,
Aids Business School Project.
Has Donated $12,OOO,OOo.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 2.-Georse F..
Baker, who began working seventy
years ago as a grocer boy in Troy,
N. Y, for 81 a week, and after more
than sixty years in Wall street, has
become one of the four richest men
in this country, has added to his list
of public benefactions an endowment
Of S5,000,000 for the Harvard Graduate
School of Business Administration.
This makes a total of approximately
$12 100000 which he has given for
public purposes during the last six
years. His fortune is estimated at
more than s300.000.O00. He is grouped
with John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford
and Andrew w. Mellon as the four
richest men in the United States. Mr.
Baker, who now is eighty-four years
old, still is active in business and is
chairman of the board, of the First
National Bank.
In letter making the gift to
Harvard he said that since whatever
: distinction he might have attained in
life had been principally from busi-
ness experience, it would be a salts
faction and pleasure to help make the
Harvard business school of first i'm
portance.
Evening star., 1924-06-02
$2,5OO AUTO is SEIZED.
Police Break Up Fishing Party in
Arrest of Two on Liquor Charge.
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, June 2.-Dewey
Astrop and Bros Willis of AppaIachia
started on a little fishing trip in a
car valued at $4,000 to stay a week
c. II. Redman of Keokee, one Of
the prohibition officers, suspected
that the men had liquor. He halted
them and searched the car. Liquor
was found. and under the law the
liquor and the car were confiscated
and the men will have to stand trial.
The fishing trip was called off.
Evening star., 1924-06-02
Virginia Governor to Sneak.
ixpatch to The Star.


- LYNCHBURG, Va, June 2.-Gov.
T.. Lee Trinkle has accepted the in
vitation of the committee represent
ing the Elks' Lodge, of which Mayor
Fred Harper is chairman, to make
the address at the Elks' Flag day
here June IA. The celebration, the
most elaborate ever attempted here,
will be held at Miller Park.
Evening star., 1924-06-02

CFiANDISE has been bought at fraction of it's rea
Our profits will be sacrificed in order to make Oppot
Week sale Washington WILL NEVER FOR
, 1924-01-14
LONDON, Jan. 10th.

LONDON, Jan. 10th.
Sugar, Demerara CRYSTALS, nominal per
cTt 61>. Cd. -70s. Oh.
MuscavadA nominal per cwt. Ass.
AS. 0d-@s. Cd.
White Java's elf United Kingdom
30s. Sd nominal.
Demerara Rum per gal. nominal,
Trinidad Cocoa, good midd!ing red per
cWt. sos. Cd.
Cotton. good medium West Indian Sea
Island at Liverpool, per ID. Did. nominal.
Bank Of England Rate Of Discount per
4
ConsolS Is.
Three percent. Rantes ID Paris FEES. IS. 10.
, 1924-01-14
GERMANS CURSE INVEH,r0ROF PA
PER MONEY

LaiYsic. December 3Ist Caiaese
fn.nciers sra cursed by German plhIi-
cis,s for having devised paper money
and made it possible for The modern
world to be flooded by the valueleSs u
put Of overworked money presses John
Pamstruck, the Swedish banker who is
credited with having tirst Itrojuced this
Chinese invention into Europe shares the
dcnunciation poured out upon the almond
eyed intaciers.
The statement Of a French financial
expert that paper money is the means
of making bankruptcy without explain
ing il" is freely quoted as is G0eChe's
declaration in Faust that paper money
is an invention Of the devil"
Professor THEODORE Som nerbiaI contri-
butes an article on money to the Leip-
sig Illustrated Journal calling the pub
lies attention to the TACT that metal
money also shares the tendency of paper
money to decline when it is not backed
up by gold. When BabyIonia first popu-
larized coins in tae Western world, be-
fore the time OF !Christ, things went
we'll according % Professor Sonmer-
blad till the demand for coin became
, 1924-01-14

SO great .hat The gold production id
not equal the demands of trade, al d
nations Iegan to mix tie gold with base
metal. food prices Immediately rosy.
and five centuries before the Christian
era there was a situation similar 10
that under which Europe is now suffer
ing. Ibid.
, 1924-01-14
TEACHES PUPILS HOW TO MAKE
NOONSHINE.

SPENCE. La, December @1st. No in
stitution of learning, teaching the higher
education is located in this city. but Ole
timers are winning degrees OF &C. p. h.
right along. if the words of officers Of
the law can be believed.
&c. P. B." means certified private
b~ootIegger''. and it means d mouthfuI
to the thirsty. According to the inIoI
nation reaching officers here. an Old
Kentucky moonshiner has been c0nduc-
ting schools IN distIIljng in various spo;s
around the surrounding countryside, and
his pupils are anxious to stay in after
school.
The officers declare the old man, who
learned his profession from generations
hack. visited many homes near here.
taught the men to concoct necter and OIL
ten remained from four to SIN weeks in
one home. To palates which had been
burned, broiled and scorched by the pro-
duets Of the nsw school of bootleggers
the mountain dew was as spring water 10
a country school boy. The old gentleman
was United to stick around for life.
The constabuiary, now is inyesr.igat
ing, and the alumni are not boasting az
their alma mater at present.-Lid
, 1924-01-14
u. S. FLEET PLANS WAR GAME

Los Angeles, Dee. Silt was an
nounced aboard the flagship California
that the Winter maneuvers of The Pacific
and Atlantic fleets at Panama and Guile
bra Bay will approach as near to actu
war conditions Of hostile combat as pos
sible.
The Bureau Of Supplies is working on
plans for The maintenance Of $4,000 en-
listed me3 OF the navy. and 3 500 marines
are to take part in the maneuvres. Il
will he necessary to provide for these
IL .500 men who, it is assumed, will De-
serving under war conditions for two
months and a half.
In the matter Of foodstuff alone the
quantities are imposing. Some Of tie
principally items that must De provided
are: BOO. 600 pounds of vegetables.
5000, 600 pounds of meat. $500, O00
pounds of flour, 1900, 600 pounds of
fruit | 400, 600 pounds Of sugar. 800, 0G0
pounds of eva POI. ated milk, 1853. 0OO
pounds Of butter and ABS, 600 pounds of
coffee, tea, and cocoa.
Roughly about $4,000 tons Of provis-
ions will be consumed during the Win
ter maneuvers. Ibid.
, 1924-01-14

The eruption is described as the greatest
outburat in five years.
Paris. Jan. Ilth.-The Palatinate Ques-
ton has been much to the fore n nego-
tiations between the British and French
Governments in the past ten days. La
the exchange of views between N. De
perette De La Rosca. director of pOIitl
cal affairs of the French Foreign Office,
and Sir Eric Phipps, the British Charge
D'Afaires, in the absence of Lord CreWe
it appears that the British Government
complained that the French occupation
authorities in the PaIatinate had been
encouraging the Separatists, instead OF
maintaining absolute neutrality. The
French reply was that The French authO-
rites mad merely insured the malnten-
ance Of law and order. The British have
proposed an inquiry on this subject
and the French are understood to have
agreed provided the inquiry be under
taken py the Inter-AIIied Rhineland Com
mission,
Quebec, Jan. 1lth,-Hon. Narcisse
Perodeau was sworn in at noon today as
Lieut. Governor of the province OF Que
bee.
New York, Jan. 1lth.-While not very
active, "a, sugar was irm~taday with
spot Cuba's holding al 6.53 duty laid.
London, Jaa, 18th. The face thai Nr.
AsuQith's medical advisers are j sHjn@
dally bulletins in guarded lang rag con
corning the conditions of his hea b., is
causing some anxiety as to wretl r Inc
illness is not more serious thar adj tilted,
especially as it has forced lie atieat
into retirement al a critical moment.
Today's bulletin says, Mr.. Asqui h had
a good night, bat owing to the cat lrrhal
condition OF his throat it is not ad' sable
for him to leave his room, or recel Q any
vjsitora".
Paris, Jan. 18th. Lieutenant Crena~
dan. COMMANDER Of the iilfated Z rshlp
'Dixmude'. had repeatedly cri ic'zed
the faulty construction Of the dir lib5e,
and complained Of the inefficiency Of the
French technical service as aft citing her,
according to the Matin today. 1t de
,nands fall Publicity for the Iata Com
mander's letters and reports, and asks
why the Government had permitted me
airship to start her fatal trip with Lien
tenant Grenalan's complaints before IL,
NEW YORK, Jan. 10th.
Flour, (hard winter clears $4.9O.
hard winter straights $3.50
Meal, Kindred per 100 pounds S2.22
New Seasons Pork per barrel $500.
Heavy Mess Pork per brl. $500
Sugar-Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
$6.28
Mclasses Sugar 49, maximum 5.25.
- n. TT-1,-l ~ 1r.,ll.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
Sc NOS ACABAN LAS CARRETERAS

~ Las carreteras acabando, porque
vetera que condicion esta
que sucedendo estan acabando las
carreteras.
muchas las quejas egan nuestra RedaccIon de
parties la motive del desasoso estado en- que
medos de communications Los zanones
debe haber desague ado de la careera han
obstrdo uchas nade de reledar e ga
dao este representa- Ia accon del aqua esancada
mas desuctoa Los cotan
cuchlos gomds los automobiles echa un
cascao uego ama POGO POGO nuestras caeteras
que mas canos Vecaes de ercer orden las c
dadas Was de communication que deben
Por Sabana Grande por Juncos dice que
ter arrego de las careteas Ell de Cayey Abono
la carreera central esta tan mao tene oo snuo
Sdades grandes pedras desigaes gua
los saIirsele de las los chaueurs
precisaene los stios donde los precipcos ado en
centos de pies pronddad La tarfa de Gaguas Aguas
Buenas ha tendo que dpcada porque estado
carreera ocasiona eendos gastos de goas sopandas
los automobiles Sc desaustan echan perder
Mentras tanto sue votando dnero para construction
compensan las veas e desuso que huge
de elias Son dicho
comprarse automovl que pueblo
arregada actanente e sera cas n1 FL 1nco
bajo que 1tmaente han hecho los que
mas otra los hectometros
terra piedras bancas ora
deaslado
necesdades que padecemos.
No sabenos que debe stlac6n an6naIa va uue
de los Departments Interior esa
compueso personadades acvas esos
por Ia labor de depaaento del gobeno pesar
enc Ia veFdad sgue de desnda
estan nsevbles, sguen ell
nanfa que cerraas al taco deiarlas intes
dras como quien descubre antigua ovda
"a una cludad bao las arenas del Egipto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

NOTAS EDITORIALES
Fl LAMENTABLE EsTADO DE LAS GALES

linz administration sadra dentro de POGO Gel
vandrs ocpar su sitio. Ahoa es Ell uennpo 'a0
.on;oo hacere las autorIdaoes
escuchada por dos ehtlodoes u
o nen sabe 81 las necesidades que apunfanos sean
nor Ia administration actual porque Sc va qere oela
recerdo o por porque qulefe haugui"iSo ~ Fr
bes obras .,L - auado cor mas Ian1en-
+ahIa Esto no es n nadie, todos heHOs
+,nidad de comprobarIo cuaiquer paseo que hayaos
eenacaente Dor los distritos de esidencia Los M
ere tienen ue transar por Santrce Mramar Conodoo' e
tienen K una Veociodo iH.Io
6ndose cada monnento para alVa los hoyos con coao'
roniendo ss sopandas connua rotura, en- un w.
te nprine los pasaeros sensacon cas oe
Cando ueve tales los baches, que los que Hastd P
aceras cando las hay muchas Veces flene uho que
Ia Via pbica es enester estar en- una pefpetua Wgao
rr los caros que vienen pues estos sapcan uno ucnos
as De Gstancia al hndse fangosas esancaoas
Todo ell comfort los baos ricos Sc ha do va
que para egar eos hay sufrr esos Voentos vaeneS
esas inesperadas moadas del aqua de la cae Las qh
los campos en- ell interior sa estan melor comuncaoas
distan de meores condolences ansto las que teheo
en- ell Verdadero corazon de la capital. . =
en- cuanto los barros pobres no Sc olga Suleh tehga
Ia necesdad de guagua todos los das ahoa que
rta ha desvada Gales ateraes con ou
vo del arreeo la 1nca via que sirVe para
exaado los frecentes dolores de capeza que ne
nen que srir Dor botes rapdos esglnces que
las egas Sc obgadas por zanjas hondonadas que
av en- eli iso medic Gales La msa carretera nueva
con ser ampa reciente construction esta tamben
de arreglarse inmediatanente.
Una administration sale otra entra, Sc va un goberno
viene de los dos ocupa de reedar una
mperosa captase las smPatas del pueblo
acVdad obra ell buen trafIco ell
de la cudad denandan. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
usrEp T1ENE NAL DE EINoNEs

Al final del dfa, vd. experimental una
gran fatiga. Por Ia ma1ana al levan-
tarse todavia lie dura el NAL de rifiones.
81 no va con cui3ado, dentro de POGO
tendra nefritis y 60 un dia al otro al
buminaria. No vaclle pues un solo ms
tante, desde hoy mismO compre una
GAIA de ARTHRL-s Sell. Pronto notara
alivio desde luego quedara al abrigo
de todo peligro. Pero desconfie de las
1alsiicaciones y de los numerosos pro-
ductos similares, la mayor parte sin
ningdn valor v pida una GAIA para un
tratamiento de 20 dias en- cualquier
farmacia. El tratamiento por Ell ARTH-
RI-sEL constituye Ell mejor remedio
para hacer desaparecer los dolores de
rjhones. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
Garage Ell Laberinto. Gale
Enrique Villuendas.

Los casos de reumatismo, hinchazo-
nes, dolores en- diversas parties del cuer
po, pereza al levantarse por la mafana
y otros sintomas penosos de que pace
cen los enfermos de los rifiones, ceden
u los pocos dfas de un tratamiento sos
tenido con la Anticalculina Ebrey. Es-
te portentoso medicamento disuelve Las
piedras que Sc acumulan en- las regio-
hes de la vejiga Y hace desaparecer los
agudos dolores en- los c6licos nefriticos
2 hepaticos.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende en- to-
oas las boticas.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende EN- IL
guido y en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
c&sos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
4o"'"Sas para engordar.
Solicitelas en- las buenas farmacias
escriba Ebrey Chemical Works, S2
West Broadway, Tcw York. sc Ie
informara donde pEOde obtenerlas.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
I'm chauffeur que Suffi6 durante CinCO
amos Sc euro en- pOcOS dias.- Una
COmpIeta Transformation

Son tantas las personals que Sc han
curado de sus males con ell uso de Anti
calculina Ebrey, sus testimonies han
sldo publicados, que va no debe du-
darse de las incomparables virtudes ne
dicinales de tan singular remedio.
Millares dc personss de todos .cs
paises han testificado que esta famOsa
medicina les La devuelto su salud. Y
no Sc trata de indisposiciones pasaje-
ras, sino de sfntomas qua trastornaron
ID vida comp,eta de algunas personas
cue las imposibilItaba de cumplir con
sus obligsciones.
Habana, Cuba "Habiendo padec1-
&c de un decaimiento general irregula
ridades del hfgado riiones, por indi-
cacton de una sefora amiga, conlpre un
frasco de Anticalculina Ebrey, Y a las
primeras dosis senti una Transformation
completa. Persist en- ell tratamiento y
hoy me encuentro completamente cura-
Go. Tales eran los dolores en- los RHO
nes Y espaldas cue me imposibilitaban
+rabajar como chauffeur mecanico. In
c1efble parece que una enfermedad de
cinco amos haya cedido con solo unos
cuantos dias de trtamento con el ma
rsvilloso especifico llamado Anticalcu
lima Ebrey''.
Lorenzo HERNANDEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
UNA CORTESIA DEL
AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK

FL American Colonial Bank of Por-
to Rico, una de las corporaciones BAN
carias con oficina principal en- esta ciu
dad, que meior ha sabido conquistarse
la confianza p1blica, ha tenido la cor
tesla de obsequiarnos con un bellfsimo
calendario para ell eltrante aflo. Ador-
na ell calendario una maravillosa re-
production a tres colores, de uno de los
pasajes de la historic de los Estados
Unidos que encarna mejor el princi-
pio de la gran naci6n.
Enviamos a los directories de tan
meritfsima institution bancaria nues-
tras gracias por el valioso obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

muchas pequefias " malas cosas. El
Poeta senalara Y aplaudira la iinpo-
pularidad de que gozan la persona Y
ell Arte de los Poetas de exception. Ha-
ra historia de la Poesfa en- las Islas
calidas, Y dira qui6nes son los que, a
su juicio, merecen ell t1tulo inaccesi-
BILE de Poetas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
MANIFESTO LITERARIO

FL novfsimo poeta, Evaristo Ribera
Chevremont, nos anuncia un Manifies-
to Literario que ofrecera la Juven-
tud intellectual de las Antillas. En- di-
eho Manifesto habra respuestas para
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
I'll FoNDo DE AAIoRTIZACIoN DE
DEUDAs DE POLONIA

WASHINGTON, Die. IT. Omitted
Prcss.) La Casa Blanca unanimemen-
tie ha ratificado ell Tratado sobre ell fon
do de amortization de deudas del go
bierno polaco ascendente a s178, $780,
900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
kde Jest vice muzd nez zen

AAx~ yOos vA~N AANAu SACA ASA :
z nejnovejsi statistfky au.
stralskeho obyvatelstva vidime
ze v cele Autralii bylo dne 81
prosince 1923 napocitano- ma
5,749,S07 osob., v roce 1925
pfibylo tam 11O;526 osob. Oh
roku 1921 pribyva pravideIns
rocne 2 procenta obyvatel. Ia.
ke pokud rozdfla pohlavf Sc y.
&c jscu australasia pomery "a.
jSmave. Kdezto jinak v celen
svete jest vekky nedostatek
muzd, v Australi, $ vyjimkou
statu Viktorie, jest tomu mao.
pax. Je tam muzd celkem na
2,930,302, zen vSak pouze ma
2,819,5Q5. We Viktorii samotne
jest muzI 8O6,546, zen 818
1874.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-10
Painleve-aviatik

Bude asi sotva znamo, &c
Painleve, jenz proslul jako u
Geny mathematik, byl take je-
dnim z prvych franc ouzskych
odbornikd- v letectvi. Propa-
goval jiz v r, 1906 deinne the
orii letectvf, kdyz Wright ko-
nal viAuyoursu sve prvni poa
kusy. Byl pliVnfm pa'sazere,ll
Farmanovym a pozadoval jiz
r. 1910 pro Francii leteckorl
flotilu 0 1000 letadlech.
Psuec Broulk D .Olomoucke
opefe. ''yidensky Dennik"
pfinesl clanek 0 pohostinskych
hrach olomoucksopery We Vidni
Z pera znameho kdysi psvce p.
Frant. Broulika, kteryy zije. ma
je vsku II let We Vidni jako
smluvni 1fednik ssl. konsulztu.
Clanek vyzniva pro olomoucky
soubor velmi pochvalns a vyslovu-
jedik videhskych Cechd Ia pozzii-
TEX. ktery jim olomoucka opera
pfipravila.
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