GRAHAME, KENNETH

(1859), Brit. author; b. at Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1859. His best known publications are Pagan Papers, 1893; The Golden Age, 1895; Dream Days, 1898 and The Wind Among the Willows, 1908. E GRAHAME-WHITE,’ CLAUDE (1879), Brit. aviator and acronautical engineer, originally a pioneer of petrol driven car, was first English man to obtain aviator’s certificate; afterwards established a flying school at Pau, 1909. After outbreak of World War he was appointed flight-commander on special service in R.N.A.S., but resigned, with approval of Admiralty, to carry out government contracts for aircraft. He has written many books on aviation, including Aircraft in the Great War, Atp Power, etc., and also several boys’ stories.