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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
The Governor TO Duddinp

any single fact has been developed 10
the complete satisfaction OF the public bv
the series OF exchanges and Interviews bear
ihg upon Z. Il. buildings Charge against
tie management OF the Virginia prison farm
at Lassitcr II is that budding il an IRE
-8ponsiblc sensational!st. The letter which
governor Trinkle yesterday addressed 10
the president OF the Prison Relief Society
definitely repudiating that agency and its
head, is framed in severe language. but
few Virginians VIII feel that the seyeritv
Ia. undeserved. Clearly nothing ia to be
.sER1ned by further exchanges be, tween DuG-
ding and the government OF Virginia. Gov
ernor Trinke feels that TO pursue the mat
ter further would be TO waste his own
time and dignity unnecessarily series OF
reckless and unfounded charges against
state institution.
~ The Governors letter dlscloses that he
has und%takon q personal investigation Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

LTNCHBURG, VA. Oct. 6-Denny
Wright. 10. and Billy Simpson, IL,
who were shot late yesterday In
Campbell County by Norma Mason,
-. daughter Of Mack Mason, are
doing very well In local hospital,
where they were taken soon after
tho shooting. Tho trouble occurred
when n party OF children who wero
gathering chestnuts became involved
In rock battle, and tho Mason girl.
hearing of II, secured Il shotgun and
fired at the two boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Old Virginia Tourney
Day at State Fair Today

Entertainments Will start early
nj the Virginia State Fair today
In order to give the time required
Tor tho Old Virginia Tournament
In the afternoon. The gates Will
swing open at . o'clock and the
shows on tho Midway will start
ut 10 o'clock.
Ccrvonc's Military Band will
start the concert In front OF tho
grand stand promptly mt 1880
O'Clock. and the special attractions
ON the stage in front OF tho grand
stand will start at o'clock.
Tho Old virginia Tournamen,
riders VIII begin their fitting CON
test at o'clock. The usual air
plane stunts will be executed.
At o'clock the night pcrfor-
nance starts. 1t Will close at $3.50
o'clock with complete change In
pyrotcchnio display.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

NIrs LII IL Snnfnrh

Mrs. II. i. Sanford died ycsternay
afternoon a. her home. $40 West
Grace Street. after an Illness OF three
years She is survived by her hus-
band. Dr. II. II. Sanford: four chill
drcn. her father, j. O. McGhec: q
brother. Or. W. II. O McGhee. and
sister. Mrs. Leroy l.. Sutherland. OF
stanton. Since childhood she has
been member of Grace street Dap-
list Church. Funeral services VII
Toe conducted from her late home to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Burial
VIII be in Hollywood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
BIGAMI AND FORGERY
CHARGES AGAINST MAN

ISpccia' TO Tho Times D!spat>n.l
LINIiibl no, VA. oct. 6.-liurrv
Breach. formerly i car rcpalrcr here
has been arrested IN Danville for
Campbell County police OH the charge
OF bigamy and forgery. Rroach ls
alleged to have had a wife living
In Danvi!lc when he married Mis-
Sirnora Taylor here last August.
The forgery charge rcvolvcs AROUND
= 800 note Eroach is said to have
gone to DarvIllc with VIE No. . 70,
- visit. y county officer has gone
70 Danvill" 10 bring him back here
for preliminary trial tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Miss lillian Gnrnctt Granger.

Funeral services for Miss Lillian
Garrett Granger, aged 81. who died
Yesterday morning at $3.50 O'Clock IL
her home. 23l9 stuart Avenue. will
hc conducted from Grace Covenant
Church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Burial Will be In itlvurvicw
Cemetery. She was the da lghter oc
Mrs. Rosa T.. and Harry l.. Granger
Resides her parents. she is survived
ny two sisters and two brothers Mrs
Ellis N. Weld. OF Clifton Springs. y.
Y; Miss Helen NJ. Granger. Harry /.
Granger Jr.. and John D. Granger.
all of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
The Weather
Furnished b. u $. Weather Bureau

forecast: Virginia -
Showers today and to-
marrow: cooler tOinur-
row and. In north pur-
tion. today.
North Curolinn -
Showers tod ny and
probably tomorrow not
rniirh change In tenn
pcraiirr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
veteran School Head Under xn,,.

LFNciiBuRG. VA. Oct &c G.
Glass, superintendent of the pub,,c
schools here, who holds the distinc-
ton OF having been In that worr
longer than any man now holding thn
office In the United States, underwent
an operation Wednesday,. The re-
port Is that tho operation was sue
ccsBful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Is Victim Of Dinhtherfn.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. s.-Ran
dolph. tho 4-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Myers. OF this city, died
Wednesday night al tho home Of his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Sihydon. where he had been visiting
for several weeks. His death result,
ed from diphthcria. The body wa
brought home for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Gins, smnsber Is Fined.

IrfNCllBCRG. VA, Oct. Clay
mond Turner was fined $3.50 in the
Police Court here today on the
charge OF kicking six large front
plate-glnss windows from tho front
OF tho Academy OF Music hero. The
court also required n $500 bond from
Turner to keep tho peace for twelve
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Thnnina u Iicrsr

Funeral services for Thomas
Phillip Kcrsc. 3. who was drowned in
.Iamca River. near Failing Creek.
Wednesday afternoon. Will he con-
Quoted I'm St Patrick's Church at TO
o'clock this morning, Burial Will be
'r Mt. Calvary Cemetery lie was
IL" SON Of Thomas J.. Kcrse, 16l.
Eas, Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
l.. G. RncchIccinIi-

Funeral services for l.. G. Rocchlc-
cioli 70, wcll-known merchant who
died at his home. 2Gl5 West Grace
street. Wednesday afternoon, were
held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
In Ecncdictine Chapel. Burial WAS In
lakewood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
A,onzo j.. Guy Die. in Hospital.

CHARLOTTE. n c., Oct. e.
Alonzo +. Guy. 81. superintendent Of
the +. w. Poe Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Grcenvillc. S. c.. died early
today in a hospital hero. whcro no
had been under treatment for sew
cral weeks. He Is survived by IA
widow. The body VIII be sent to-
morrow to Augusta, Ga. for inter-
mont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
post-omce Applicants Examine,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. c.
Inspectors Parker and Satterwhite. of
the United States Post-Omce Depart
ment. wcre hore from Washington
this week examining tho applicants
for tho appointment OF postmaster of
Fredericksburg. The inspectors also
examined into tho references Of the
applicants while In tho CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Congress SENT suit Di>mi.scd

TITTSFUIEIiH, TNr OCT. G.-Thc
Pennsylvania Supreme Court today
dismissed tho appeal of Congress-
man Il. *. Focht aginst Edward NJ
Beers being declared tho Republican
nominee for Congress in tho
Eighteenth District OF Pennsylvania.
The court placed tho costs on the
appellant An opinion will be filed
later. Bccrs was nominated on the
l face of returns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

bishop Cannon has fired gun that will he
heard round the world. Christian America
thanks him for his arraiGnmcnt OF a do
nothing government which pleads lack OF "au
thorIty" to help pacify tho world and end
heather Observation-Disclosures News and OBJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Cnarcnni Eph,, Daily Thought.

when man git 50 old h" cyurn't play wild
rhiiun no mo-" said Charcoal Eih, in mood.
de wort ain gwine he 1T place TO- da,
God bless our home motto. Eat = pickle, Mis-
;ah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

Uncle Sans position is that of n bush
Lacquer on the outside looking through knot
hole He seems have doubts OF his wis
dom and influence, but If he can get free
ship passage All the way past Constantinorlc
to the far end OF the Black Sea. he is willing
for the allies to get 1t for him II they can
do II without dealing him a Observation-Disclosures
star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
f.aguiarpc.

Curses fall lightly on souls Of tho unselfsh.
Murder IL a great game. led by nations.
Kind words bring tears; harsh ones invite
blows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Local Rainfall.

Ralntal IL hours ending T.. NJ. Soac
Rainfall 20 house. ending =. Nj. Son"
Excess since March / .. SIS
Excess aimee January I.........i8.CG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

We have also concluded that. n It is true
the Giants have nothing but McGraw's brains
John j. ought to lie somebody's pominec for
President two years from now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

:, driver of common sense will have
common sense OF danger at grade crossings
Ashevlic Citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Echoes From Down Home

new -ailroad IN Tennessee. Now who can deny
that we arc back to normaicy?-G Greensboro
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

Near Eastern newspaper correspondents It
is said. are having hard time asccrtaininE
what is going on. In which respect, however.
They have nothing on the allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

For a few minutes late Thursday Judge
Lands must have wondered If he were not
looking in the faces OF the real high commits
soncrS of baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Up With the Times


Though nobody seems 10 take much stock
in Il; a highly plausible view is that the real
world series IS being played in tho Near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Locnl Oh.cr,atIon. ntsr. VI. Ycstcth.,.
Special Data.

Wind direction, south. wind velocity.
weather At l.. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

There Is no 1oUf<rr any question that the
present State Fair is the greatest we've ever
had But don't take auybody's word for Il.
II the poor old Giants only had one two
reliable pitchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

The railroads that have contested the taxes
imposed by the state would have nut them
selves into better fellowship with the people
IF they had been content with the cdict OF
tho Federal Court which was against them,
ana not have assumed the further combativc
attitude of Going to the Supreme Court Of
the United States. Corporations and people
aliko have paid tho tax levy. md IN endeavor-
Ing to escape performance of n like duty on
their part. the railroads arc but indulging
in the pastinic from which 1t appears iupos-
siblc TO wcan them. Of arousing the an.agon-
ism of tur!cs IN every county.-Charlotte Oh
server.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

And they arc now saying that Thomas lief
ferson was not only the father of the Demo
cratic party. but the progcnitor OF tho life
insurance idea-at least, so far as America is
concerned. II was In 1855 that Jefferson
wanted the famous sculptor IIoudon. to visit
him In this country Houdon objected because
OF the broad cxpansc OF water pro Jecting itself
between the old ana the New Worlds JEFF
i"rson. whHc not oblieating 20 remove the
water, thought 10 apply n saivc that mig
induce the sculptor to undertake tho trip So
hc agreed to insure iioudon's life for 10, 900
livrcs; and this brought tho famous sculptor
across and probably as a result in the State
capitol Mt Richmond. stands Houdon's statue
OF Washington, by many rcckoned as the
hnest piece OF statuary in Amerioa.-Kinston
Free Presa>
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
iES Bacon eI GSCritOr mas g|OTiOSO de Ia
literature universal?
La gloria de Shakespeare en- peligro

Burton y Marley, como Sc escribe a We
ces, O. segtln la ortogra-ia habitual,
Marlowe. me sirvieron hasta ahora de
n ascaras, no causaron sorpresa mar
eada, puesto que los tftulos de las obras
i'evaa su nombre. que son familiares
. .os lect2res. Sus nombreS no son ina
ginarios, sino que pertenecen a hon.
hres que viven, o, por 10 menos, a hom
tres que han vivido. Cuando adhpto Ell
pombre de un escritor, lie atribuyo un
esti.o que le sea natural modulo, sin
embargo, ell estilo para que dele tras-
lucir el mio, asi como la trama de toda
nj obra, cue de este modo podra per-
manecer enteramente mia "He es-
crito-nrosigue Bacon piezas de va
rios g6neros: pie12s historicas, come
cias Y tragedias. I'm gran ntimero eii-
ire elias circular por los escensc.os, J
Tublicadas bajo ell nombre de Shakes
peare. ganaron sin duda alguna lCla
celebridad duradera -. Mi obra sera
la mas grande de nuestro tempo. su
celebridad Sc extender& mas all1 6e
les mares, hasta los paises mas ieja.
nos, y cuando Sc pronuncie Ell nombrs
de Francisco Bacon, ell del descifrslor,
junto al suyo, debera obtener un ho-
menaje igual. . Mientras que tausos
autores obtienen en- seguida Ell p~ecio
de su labor, yo espero mi recompsn5a
ee los hombres del porvenir; Ia poste-
ridad tendra que repaItar equitativa-
mente ell actual olvido.'' Y la autobio-
grafia termina con las palabras conmo
vedoras: "Espero ell dia de la equi-
dad"
Lo POGO que hemos podido yer per-
sonalmente de la labor de los investi-
sadores norteamericanos nos ha deiado
IL mejor impression de SUI ssriedsd. Ma
ca i1dIca que la autobiog afia cripto-
grafica de Francisco Bacon sea una su
rercheria literaria. Ell estilo es Ell de
bacon. los hechos invocados responder
a la realidad historical, hasta ell Sc
creto de su nacimiento, tan asombroso
en- ell primer momento serviria para ex
rlicar a vacilacion, hasta ahorh incom
lrensible, que mostro siempre la Reina
Isabel respecto su succession. Los sa-
tios que han examinado la autobiogra
fla Sc Dronuncian en- pro de SUI auten-
ticidad. POGO tempo nos separa va del
dia en- que Ell mundo proclamar& Fran
cisco Bacon Ell escritor mas glorioso de
Ia literature universal.
Andres REVEsz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
DENUNCIADos PoR ABANDoNAR
LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que anteayer, mientras Sc ce-
lebraba en- la Corte de Distrito de aque
la poblacion ei juicio de atentado a
la vida contra Julio Santiago, los tes-
tigos Engracia Rodriguez y Florencio
Morales, quienes va habian prestado
juramento, abandonaron ell local, por
10 cual la Corte tuvo que suspender Ell
jucio durante dos horas, nlientras Ell
marshall buscaba los tesetigos,
Los testigos fueron conducidos a la
Corte ell Juez le ex:gio Engracia
Rodriguez $40 de nlulta diez dias
dias de carcel, y a Florencio Morales
$25 de nulta 25 dias de carcel por
un deiito de desacato.
Ell Jurado que intervenia en- el pro-
ceso pidi6 clemencia para los acusados
y fueron absueltos.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11

Jorge Fabyan, Secundado por las sefio
las Isabel Wells Gallup Kate Wells.
emprendio 10 inmensa tarttl de ANAL
gar con este metodo las obras firmaias
FOR Bacon, asi como, las de sus contem
poraneos. ecitadas antes de la muerte
de Bacon. Su labor encontr6 una recon
pensa ine5perada, va que encontraron
una larga autobiografia de Bacon. dis
tribuida en- sus obras, en- las de Sha-
kespeare, Greene, Spenser, Jonson, Pee
lie, Bright Y Burton. La combination
criptografica en- question Sc basa en-
INA Gegla mathematical, que no es en- alb
soluto arbitraria, que cualquier lee
tor, arnsado de paciencia v de los CO
rocimientos necesarios, puede, rehacer
inspeccionar.
Francisco Bacon empieza su autohio
graffa con la revelaci6n sorprendente
Ce que el es el hijo mayor de la Reina
Isabel, nacido clandestinamente del ma
trimonio secreto de la Soberana con el
Conde de Leicester. (En otro artfculo
examinaremos este problema que ha,
de causar sersacion entire los histo1ia
dores). Ell secreto de su nacimiento le
fue reveJado un dia por una disputa en-
ire la Reina y una de sus damss. Enton
ces la Reina hubo de confesar al joven
francisco que era su madre; pero ana
ci6 que, a pesar de clio, jamas llegarfa
q rei1ar Sin embargo ell joven sofi6
desde aquel dfa con ''cetros de orc,
Cortes espl6ndidas y, veces, con una
corona. Sc vic va heredero del Trono
con Ell titulo de Principe de Gales v
esta pudo ser suiciente raz6n para
ccuitar su nombre en- sus producciones
de teatro. Al pronunciarse en- favor de
lord Derby, Abel Lefranc hace la Obj
servacion genial de que casi todas las
cbras de Shakespeare refejan el annie
10, Ell senior, Ell plan la inquietud de
TN pretendiente al Trono. Cierto que
lord Derby tuvo pretensiones "a la SUI
cesi6n de Isabel; pero 81 la autobiogra
fla de Bacon resulta aut6ntica, la OBJ
servacior del sabio catedratico fran
ces ganara en- clarividencia Sc refe-
rira al heredero mas directo y mas le-
gitino de Ia Corona de Inglaterra.
Ctros 'shakespearistas' afirmaron cue
los dramas eran necesarlamente obra
de un hombre de gran erudicci6n, que
conociera la polftica la vida de la
Corte. Pues bien; Bacon es autor de
NovUM oRGANUM de AUGMEN-
tbs sCIENTIARUM, fue politico Y di
plomatico y vivi6 en- la Corte de Ingla
terra y durhnte tres afios en- la de
Francia. -
Pero 81 todc este dejsra alguna du-
Ga, en- el iiltimo capftulo de SUI auto
Liografia dedicado "al descifrador j,
francisco Bacon La disipa enteramente
Greene, spenser, Peele, Shakespeare,
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Ell. VESUBIO

Participo q mi numorosa slientols
lue nuevamente me 0ncuentro al
trente de este acreditado Restaurant
donde encontrar&R uR samerado SER
vicio a In earta.
Sc admiten abOHadee y RHAaa ka8
san Los sabrosos spaHUetd.
VieeAts RINALNls
Allen 10. San Juan. Tol6fonO 0eO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
SHAKESPEARE BACON

Desde enero de 1856, cuando la es-
critora norteamericana Della Bacon pu
blic6 en- MONTHLY MAGAZINE un
srticEl0 en- Ell cual trato de demoStrsr
Gue los dramas atribuidos a Shakes
reare fueron escritos en- realidad por
Francisco Bacon de Verulam, este pro
blema arduo no ha cesado de preocu-
rar los 1iteratos nj al gran pnblico.
Incitados por La andaz hip6tesis de la
sutora del articulo en- question, los es
pecialiJt Jtas realizaron detenidas inves-
tigaciones, y comparable los manuscri-
tos de Bacon con los dramas del CIS-
NE DE AVON. encontraron varias par
ticularidades irquietantes que parecfan
reforzar la suposici6n, 81 no de la pa
ternids6 de Bacon de las obras firma-
Gas por Shakespeare, por 10 menos de
gu Intervention en- elias. Sin embargo,
por ninguna parte Sc vislumbr6 la GER
ti6umbre la hipotesis siguio basan-
dose On La suposicion l6gica de que
era mas natural que las obras immortal
les del teatro ingl6s tuviesen como. au-
tor al hombre mas culto de su epoca,
cue no a TN carnicero POGO menos que
iletrado.
Como, po: un lado, no Sc tenfa gran
fe en- ell genio del Shakespeare, de baja
extraction de cu.tura inferior de vi
da miserable, por otra parte, Ell es-
tar relacionado con ell teatro era en-
squella epoca un hecho degradante, los
sabios trataron de encontrar entire los
contemporaneos de Shakespeare una
rersonalidad, cuya vida Y espiritu de
jaran supoEer fuera Ell autor de los dra
mas, cuya posici6n social le hubie-
IA in.puesto Ell seudonimo. En- 1912 Sc
public6 la obra del professor Demblon,
en- la cual ei catedratico de Sa Univer-
sida3 de Lieja atribuyo la paternidad
de los dramas lord Butland, y siete
sfios mas tarde, Abel Lefranc, el gran
cspecialiSta de Ia literatura del siglo
XVI, afirmo que detras de la mascara
de Shakespeare Sc ocultaba William
Stanley. sexto conde de Derby. Sin EN-
largo, la ''tesis- Bacon no ces6 de
sostenerse, y acaba de obtener brillan-
te coasagracion, que, segun nuestro mo
Gesto parecer, apenas deja duda res
recto la paternidad de Bacon en- la
mayor parte de las obras frmadas pcr
Shakespeare.
Ell gsan descuhrimiento fu6 precedi-
co por ina investigation tan larga co
mo paciente. En- su obra titulada AD-
vANCEMENT OF LEARNING, Fran
cisco Bacon expone una escriturs con
clave, basadh en- Ia combination y per
rnutaci6n de los dos tipos de caracte-
res, de imprenta que Sc utilizaron en-
SUI epoca. e. coronel norteamericano
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