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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
EVER HAMMER TO,
 HAVE HIS SECOND
 CRACK AT BENNY

Michigan City. Ind, August 4.-- Benny Leonard, worlds light weight champion, will defend his title for the third time within a month tomor- row when he meets Ever Hammer. Chicago light weight, In a ten-round ne-decesion contest.
 As they will box at catch weights, Leonard will not lose his title un- less he is knocked out.
 Both Lg)nard and the challenger finished jleir training today with spins and light exercises. With the exception of damaged right eye, received in his match with Tender, Leonard is in good condition. He has done no work with the gloves because he did not care to risk the danger of opening the wound over his right eye.
 Hammer finished his training to the satisfaction of his handlers, who said the Chiagoan has not been so strong or so fast sinnA ne staged his back, year and a half ago. Since then he has been engaged in 14 contests, winning all of them. Hammer expects to enter the ring tomorrow weighing 1855 or l3e pounds, while Leonard will probably scale about 137 pounds. It will be their second meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
Selma Catcher Is
 Sold to the Browns

Montgomery, August 4.-Bill Irish" Murphy, catcher with the Selma club in the South Alabama league. has been signed by the st. Louis Browns. according to report made today. Mur- phy will report to the Browns in Sep tember. Before coming to Selma, Murphy played with Daytona in the Florida State league. Records this season show Murphy to be the leading catcher in the league and is batting over 300, Murphy is "A years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
SOX PAY $1O,0OO
 HY FOWLKES

Memphis. August 4.-Daniel (Hy) Fowlkes, right-handed pitcher of the Memphis Southern association team has been sold to the Boston Amer jeans, and will join the Red Sox at the close Of the Southern association season, Thomas Watkins, president of the Memphis club, announced tonight. The Boston club paid s10,000 for Fowlkes, watkins said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
WHITNEY DENIES HE
 HAS SOLD WHISKAWAY

Saratoga Springs. N. r., August 4.-- Harry Payne Whitney, owner of Whiskaway, declared that reports he has sold the conqueror of Norwich were without foundauon.
 ''Whiskaway has not been sold, nor Is he for sale" he said.
 Nevertheless, MT, Whitney declared he was considering an offer made by c. M. Clark. Montana sportsman, and would reach decision within few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
CAPA BLANCA WINS IN
 CHESS TOURNAMENT

London, August 4.-In the play in the international chess tournamet to- day, Joseph R. Compliance, Cuba worlds champion. won from J. $. , Morrison, Canada, and Dr. M. Vidmar, Jugo- Slavia, defeated E. G. Watson l of Australia. Among other results were: NJ, wahltuch, England, was victorious over A. Reti, Czecho-Slo- valia; H. D. Atkins, England, won
 | from Dr. Davide Marotti, Italy; A. A.
 Lechine, Russia, defeated H. Euwe,
 ! Holland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
CY FIREMAN RETURNS
 TO SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis, Tenn., August 4.-Cy Pfir- man, National league umpire, has been released to the Southern asso- citation for the remainder of the 1922 season, it was announced at Southern association headquarters here today. Pfirman went to the major league from the Southern association last spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
Needa Sets Worlds
 Record by Trotting
 Great Mile Unpaced
By Aasoclnted Press

Toledo, O.. August 4.-Needa' handsome daughter of Atlantic Ex- press and Pleasant Thought, made grand circuit. harness horse history today by trotting a faultless mile In 1:5sA, without pace makers. She
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
Official Baron
 Batting Averages

shannon can play any position in the field except first base He has been in the big league before, first with the Athletics, next with the Red Sox, and then with the Senator's He is good fielder and fair hit- ter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
International CnIf Match

New York, August 4.-The interna : tional golf match for the Walker cup between teams of American and British players will be held August 2s instead of August 30. 1t was learn ed today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

At Raleigh 5. DanviIle ?. At Greensboro 4. Durham s.
 FLORIDA STATE IEAaUjEE' :, At Daytona 5. Tampa t1o innings. darkness).
 At Orlando s-1. Lakeland "a (first game II innings).
 At Jacksonviiie- St. Petersburg rain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
Columbus Sells Shannon
 To Brooklyn SuperbaS

NeW forK, August 4.-BrOokIyn baseball fans were happy today when they learned that Charles H. Ebbets had conpietss 2 s>-s hv which sMaur- ioe Shannon. 1cw wfth fhs tselpm-
 hus American association team had eecorie . member os the Robins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
INTERNATIONAI. LEAGuE

At Dallas '. Galveston {. At Fort Worth 5, Beaumont < At Shreveport 10, Houston 6-s. No others scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
TEyAa IEAGuJ

At Portsmouth 6-1. Norfolk 10-3.
 Ala Rockymount 8, Wilson !.
 At Newport News !, Richmond ! (ls in- nings).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05

At Newark 3, Baltimore {.
 At Buffalo 3-S. Toronto e-7 (second game innings, agreement). At Jersey City 2, Reading 0. At Syracuse Rochester (rain).
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Baseball Results
VIRGINIA IEAGuE

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Charleston o, Charlotte {. At Spartanburg 4, Augusta 3. At Greenville 2-1. Columbia so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
soJ-TH ALABAMA r.EAcrr

At Toledo 0. St. Paul '.
 At Columbus {, Minneapolis '. At Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee s. At Louisville 6. Kansas City B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05

At Uniontown 8. Andalusia 2. At Eufaula 2, Selma 6. At Dothan 0, Demopoiis {. At Camden 6, Troy 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
Night Ne
Summary

RIGA-Many arrests made as
result OF discovery OF what police
describe as well organized plot TO
lssassinate the Russian soviet del
Iefates TO the Genoa conference
While passing through Iatsvla,
BERLiN-An attempt was
made "a assassinate prof. n. Milu-
koff, former minister Of foreign
affairs In the Russian provisional
government. while he was AID
dressing a gathering Attempt
was frustrated by Vladimir Nab
~, r wnn was Killed by n builet.
HAGBRSTOW-N. MD -l,iotng
broke out in the yards OF tho
Wcs,ern Maryland railroad when
an attempt was made by non
union employees 20 "a an engine.
Strikers were said 90 have inter
fered.
IoNDON-ilesults OF Near East
conferences In Paris declared hy
british 10 be seriously endangered
hy what they term French encottr-
agemcnt 20 Turks tn refuse the
accommodation Of foreign min
listers Tor Tufko-Grcok settlement,
TrNCiiAI. Madeira Islands
Former Emperor Charles seriously
ii with bronchial pneumonia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
TEAM TO
DEBATE AGAINST
U, \. NJ, TOMORROW
Contest Win be Held in
Rodey Hall at 8
O'clock

The University Of Now Mexico
viii have It's second debnte Of the
year tomorrow night when q team
from the Tnivernity of Ariz0us
win be here. The debate. which is
public. Will be held ~ Rodey hail
NJ = O'Clock. u will he preceded
BY a short musical program
The university here viii be rep
resented Ivy Kenneth Wilkinson anu
Roy Hickman Wilkinson was NJ
NJ the dchaters In the contest With
tine University Of Southern C~nlifor.
MIA which was held here several
weeks ago.
the Arizona team Il made up Of
l.. ". Williams and w. n Jcn.
hinea. The question Will be the
same queNion ~ was u~ed m the
debate with the University %
Southern California. 'reNolvod.
hat Industrial cotifs for the Jpdi-
sfous settlement 81 Industrial dr.
pfrtes should ne established for the
severni states."
Both of the teams which will
take part tomor1w aiRht lost 70
the University 81 southern Gait
fovnIa on this question Tomorrow
nights dsbnte promises To be very
close. Tho local university VIII
have the negative side of the puts-
tion. whore they upheld the ar
fimative side against :hc California
university.
Another debate will probably be
held here about the first 81 April.
when a team from the state col
lege will come here. The snme
lduestinn win probably be used a.
that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
MAN AND WIFE
BOTH ELIGIBLE TO
VOTE ON BONDS
Community Property
Held in One Name
Won't Bar Other


That poth ana wiz
owning community properly ~ Al
buquerque VIII be ellgible 20 Note
on the bonds 10 be submitted 70
the electors on Aprh : was le-
clnred today by cry Attorney w
a. cleh
ihe supreme court OF oNr STATE
has decided hat both husband n
wife nave equal rights IN com
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case ended ana had promised not
a. ny Richard on the other indie %
ment u IN, Schoenfeld cnsU failed
seldom has there been such a
demonstration In the court house
ns that staged when the iurN
brought In it, verdict freeing RICK
ara Hundreds hHd fingered about
the biE building thinking the jury
would not deliberate ionr before
reaching an agreement. when the
urst syllable of the verdict lell
from the iury's foremcn. The word
was shou3cG through the corridor
and passed along "a the ihroug
waitiuH be- the sJree outside RICK
ara was almost overwhelmed hy
his frieuds. but made his way
through the crowd Ca "a Telephone.
whore 10. called HE apartment ana
Informed Mrs. Rickmd Of his ace
uuittaL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
LlWlER SPEAKS
At c. P. 4. Meet,
ELECT OFFICERS
New Mexico Sports
men Watched All
Over Country, Says

Sportsmen o. New Mesico.
through their mnization, are
known throughout the country, and
are recognized IN the east FOR their
leadership aud their progress In the
right direction. This IL the view
which was expressed by both
George A. Iawler. chief game war
den from Washington, - g., and
Henry 9 Grnves, formerly chief OF
the forest service. from Washing
ton. at the smoker Of the Albuqier-
que Game Protective association,
last night.
The election OF officers for tho
year was held last night, and the
following were elected uueni-
mousiy. Kenneth Baidridge. presl-
dent. Arthur sisk. vlce-president
Walter Noncman. secretary. and II.
. Braun. treasurer.
The report Of the special commit
tee which has been investigating the
situation Of Whitehall deer In the
STATE wa presented and accepted
This report concluded that white
tail deer are as much In need II
protection In the state as the black
tail deer.
The association went on record
az still favoring the federal public
shooting grounds bill now IN the
house committee az congress-. an
az being opposed ca the closing OF
she seasons on deer and turkey In
It,,ls state. a. II has been lerrnei
that some Of the state game CON
missioners are In favor Of Il.
Mr. LAWYER who was the princi.
pal speaker, stated that game u
Knowing q remarkable Increas'
wherever the game preserves are
bcing kept up. He also pointed oui
the surprising amounts ~ game
which are being killed In New York
PrnnHylyaJn, and other eastern
stuteH.
According to his estimate. based
on Hs many figures a. he could oh
tain. there IL being Killed 100000.
GOT worth Of game In this country
annually This. he stated. onis
means the food value Of the game
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

Barley. hardest Of all cereals. Is
native OF Asia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
Air Conference
Plans Permanent
Peace Organization

sloU CITY. IA, March ~
The air conference Of the seventh
army corps area here. win come 70
a CLOSE this afternoon. Plans Tor
permanent organization Of the ma
tiOnnl association have rot been
completed but viii be n~cccmpliHhs
ed ri a nation wide gathering to
be held ~ Detroit. Mich, IN sep-
|tcmber.
Admiral W = Fullam. at tho
head OF the government air forces
Nm the navy. said that when the
seventh district association ~ per-
fectu.i Tho army and navy Will
support II and will aid the move
menr to establish contnercial nav
igation.
1--WE want these commercial or
ganIzations.' sdid Admiral Fullam.
SO that II war comes they can be
equipped at once for service
against the enemy. ! want 10 see
or citizens organizations affiliat-
ed with the army and navy. We
vii ha with You heart and sou .n
this movement"
In the western Australian desert
here are wells which yiuld water
; only nt night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
State
MEETING
| ARE UNDER WAY
Of National
Likely
To Be Here

for the annual heaHh of
conference TO be held IN
fque on Aprn II are now
Inward. DR. G. G. West.
pffieer. announced thls
n charge OF arrangements
endeavofing - chnr'er q
nf 10 take the deieHnter
e 20 Gnllup for the wate
society meeting OF Apru
conference here OF All
|nlth nurses and ofhcerr
forerunher ~ the medical
conference ~ oailup, 1T
4 here II hoi sompieted. y
pnbB include line or two
OF nationa prominence.
feature OF the raeetinf
banquet az the Aivarndo
W evening.
pT ~ The state henlth
bFesu received here TO-
~ that there were only'
|es Or Influenza IN Hcrra-
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In the western Australian desert
here are wells which yield water
only M night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
New Jury Venire
ls Summoned for
The Burch Trial

los ANGELES Mar ga now
ycnirc vas Summoned by Judge
sidney y Reeve today whom shc
drawing of q jury was resumed FOR
the trial of Arthur c. Burch.
charged with tie murder Of J. Bel
ton kennedy The fssi venire was
exhausted yesterday when ~ Of its
30 mcmhers declared they had
scruples against capital punish
uipui md une announced o. liked
| opinion concurlninE the case.
Tho Rev and Ma W. a. Burch
81 Evanston. IN, parents Of the de-
PENDANT, who arrived IN Los Angeles,
declared they would De In court
wish their son throughout the trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

pr David :. HIM prerideni o.
the University. left to-day for fitfna-
ingioH. who're Ne VIII attrnn An'
San Juan county tchcherH hse''it,
80 which win he IN session on
Nsrch 81 and April 1 Or lhti
ucuf address this convention.
Dr. mn has also received an IN
ytfetton 10 address the students q
thu san jose Normal school IN Cat
mornia on May
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

rffr
SO . .
figU g.
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Who's Here
COMBS

COMBS
lmas u. Boyd and wife. Dem
MeNari- ana wife, Tsieras
Becker, Belen. y. ".
Lloyd, Washington. D. c
Moundry, Carthage. n. NJ.
'rge Nelson ana wife. Trlnl-
'olo.
T. Armagnsc. Alamosordo.
. .H #s.'tg"-''" and wife. s'"
Wood, puranes. y. NJ.
Harris. Vaughn. \ NJ.
Aragon. Hclon. n. NJ.
rles J. Brennan. Estancia.
haywood. Denver.
Green, ~ Paso
r. Aytc. willard, y. NJ.
4 Zeal Mounthinnir. y. NJ.
II HOch and wife. Cuba. n. NJ.
Hoch cuba. n. NJ
Ballow. Estancia, n. II.
ID King Chieogo
IL Chism. Amarillo, Tex. q.
Il, Trainsr s-ocnrra r.x
Mcrarmud Denver
obs naVpulIfa
Wells ana VII. noch.s,er.
q nm SIM Frapc,sco.
Comnton santa re
-.,erson kmarnio Tex
ra.n. x.a,ann ! a.
IN eao,a pntnr = N
1an,or
tsssn,e.,, Vsns.. c,,y
4 Hunts xan.as CIV
fK.I,.v poaw.,,
~ Shahm ri p.so.
.nh.on psi.r AZ
NNNNHOHa INENNIH ~ vi
~
= r,a arao, snr,ngs
III
priu,.lt San FrancIson.
uo.sinyton IN Junta
sora.r. For, Summer
Anortn.hau nosyeti.
naIarnS wt,. preseott
49,
3t,tny and wife Toledo. q
~ GIaasure nenver
Twa,son Ia Angeles
s,mman ana vie, cinein.
"a A,vAaADo
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The recreational value. he stated.
is.agnin twice that much.
Federal Game Warden u r. Brit
ton told the meeting that the state
game commissioners wanted u
made clear that their meetings are
not closed. and that sportsmen and
their suggestions are welcome at
these meetings. The neN meetiug
~ the commission he said. viii he
held In santa Fe on April 4
4 large crowd OF local sportsmcn
attended the meeting. and the dts
cusslon was spirited Refresh
ments were served following adj
iournment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

Members Of parliament In Aus
tralin receive $1,000 a y"ih
tholr services. 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
FREED,
OTHER CHARGES
MAY Be DROPPED
District Attorney Not
Inclined to Press Re
naming Indictments

NEW YORK March 2a.-GeorRe
l.. tTeS) Rickard. sports promoter
who was acquitted OF charges OF as
saut and abduction In Supreme
court here early today. probably
VIII not be- called on 10 answer =
three similar indictments that have
b-en found against him by the
grand fury, This was Indicated
by Ferdinand Pocora. assistant dis
trict attorney. who conducted the
trial OF Richard on accusations
made by Sarah scoenfeld. y M
teen
After tho jury had reported ~
finding 20 the court. Mr.. pecora
Hnid:
- want Ia lok over tho proofs
Of the other cases before ! come
to any definite decision. haven't
| Rad time 20 consider Them yet. az
1 hive concentrated on HE one
ease. ont % the four indictments
the one tried out today and thc
one charging %nHduction ~ 'Neltie
| Gasko nre predicted on virtually
the same 81, 81 allegations : think
IL fair 20 state ihat IN view % the
iurv's derision ! would mot con
/ slider u worth while "a submit these
same facts 10 another jury or the
| abduction Indictment"
It's statement followed q dcclnr-
alton 81 Max y s'euer. attorney
for Richard who said the nsistant
district attorney had regarded the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
In COmisiOnadO de instruction pr0testa
de Ia nOta pub|iCada por ell De-
DartamDDtO de Instruction

tos; los qLe sepan las funciones impor
tantisimas de un Comisionado Munici-
pal de Instruction amante del progre
so de su pueblo y celoso cumplidor de
su deber. que tiene que prestar una
fianza para responder, materialmente,
ante la ley, y que el pueblo le exige una
responsabilidad moral ilinitada, todo
por un sueldo que apenas alcanza para
cubr1r la tercera parte de sus necssi
dades que tiene que multiplicarse en-
otras actividades para poder vivir me-
dianamente; los que sepan ESQ, repeti
mos, tendran la mas acerba censura pa
ra el Departamento.
va que de economic para bien de la
enseffanza Sc trata no Sc mira la paja
en- Ell ojo de los Com,sionados Munici
rales de Instruction vease la viga
en- ell ojo del Esepartamento Conforme
Sc ell Comisionado con las dos terceras
parties del sueldo que COBRA y apli
quese la misma n.edida todo ese lujo
de personal del Departamento en- la Sc
guridad absolute de que en- POGO item
po tenesnos nuestras escuelas perfec-
tamente equipadas. Las dos terceras
parties de esos sueIdos son mas que SUI
fcientes para vivir. Economizando la
miseria que CANAAN los Comisionados
Municipales de Instruction tardariamos
mas tempo. No permita ell Departamen
to que los Inspectores de Escuela y los
inI,ecesarios maestroa de Agricultural
(Continda en- la Ga. pag.)
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Eamos leido cuidadosamente la nota
EFECTIsTA del Departamento de ms
trucci6n en- ia Democracia''. edici6n
correspondence a agosto dos, 1922.
Los que no esten en- antece sentes aplau
diran con carifoso entusiasmo ell al
trufsmo la sabiduria del Departamen
to al pretender suprimir los sneIdos que
honradan.ente CANAAN los Comisiona-
dos municipales de Instruction. en- vir
tud de economics con que equipar mo
Gernamente hasta la, Ultima escuela ru
raj y para CREAR UN MARGEN
MAYOR DE RECURsos CON QUE
HACER FRENTE A LAS CRECIEN
TES Y PERENTORIAS NECEsIDA-
DIES DE NUESTRO SISTEMA DE
ENSENANzA EN- CONTINUE DES-
1ARROLLO", etc., etc. v, realmente,
ESQ es halagador, ESQ seduce; pero los
que sepan que ell Departamento gasts
lujo DE personal bien retribuido; los
que sepan que ell DEPARTMENT. 10 que
! quiere que Sc economice para equipos
10 hub5era gastado en- maestros especia
les de ingles; los que sepan que los Ins
pectores de Escuela tienen seialados
por ley srteldos decorosos y los Munic
I, pios son tan desprendidos que les po
men en- sus presupuestos una buena car
tidad para dietas en- sustituci6n de ga
tos 6'e viaje, 10 mismo que los innec,
sarios maestros de Agriculture, ia
mas ha objetado NADIA ell Department.,
en- Ell sentido de que restrinjan esos ga
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Seg1n anuncio hecho recientemente
por Mr.. Jesse L. Lasky, primer vice.
presidente de la empresa. productora de
peliculas Famous Players-Laslxy Cor
poration, Pola Negri, la famosa, inter
prete cinematografica europea, 1legara
a los Estados Unidos en- ell proximo mes
de agosto para ingresar en- los ''elen-
cos'' artist1cos de dicha empresa.
Jesse L. Lasky regres6 de Europa a
principles del mes de julio, despues de
haber visitado los principales centros
de production cinema, ografica europeos,
deteniendose en- las ciudades mas i'm
portantes de Inglaterra Francia, Ale
mania, Espaia, Austria, Hungria TIA,
liza, en- donde Sc entrevist6 con los au-
torres de argumentos escritores mas
eminentes de esos paises.
A su llegada a Nueva York, Mr.. Las
ky hizo las siguientes declaraciones
acerca de la actriz Pola Negri:
1O4d NOSL4 GS Observation-Disclosures Id
actriz cinematografica mas notable de
Europa. Aunque las peliculas que lla in
terpretado hasta la fecha han estado
basadas casi exclusivamente EN- asuntos
historicos, sus interpretations de te-
mas modernos Sc han visto sujetas a
las imitaciones de los productores eu
ropeos, su personalidad e irresistible
poder 1nagnetico han sido evidentes en-
todos los casos. De ahi la innensa po-
pularidad que esta actriz disfruta no
solo en- Europa, sino cue tambien en-
los Estados Unidos.
Esta popularidad aiimentara conside
rablemente en- las interpretations de
Pola Negri eE peliculas montadas d.
rigidas en- nuestros estudios, en- donde
los elementos de que podra disponer,
tanto en- vestuario como en- presentation
esc@nica, son infnitamente superiores a
los elementos cue los productores de
peliculas europeas ponian al alcance de
Ia eminente actriz. ''Durante mi cstan-
cia en- Londres recibi la vista de uno
Gle los dramaturgos mas famosos de In
glaterra, cuyo nombre no estoy en- Ii
bertad de revelar en- este instante. Ese
dramaturgo autor de argumentos para
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B1oGRAFIA DE TuLLY MARSHALL

Tully Marshall pertenece la pleya-
de de actores eminentes del teatro ha
blado que Sc desertaron, con armas y
baga;e, al campo del cinema. Por es-
pacio de mas de treinta cinco amos,
Marshall fue actor, director, empresa-
RIO, etc., ETC., de la escena hsblada. y
cuando Sc decide defnitivamente a
abandonarla para ingresar en- la esce-
ra cinematica, este arte adquirio uno
de sus Interpreters mas notables.
Tully Marshall naci6 en- la pequena
ciudad de Nevada, en- California, en- don
de aprendio las primerss letras, hasta
cue mas tarde ingreso en- Ell Colegio de
Santa Clara.
Entire las peliculas de la Para
mount en- las cuales Marshall ha inter-
rretado papeles de importancia, recor-
damos 'Everywoman" Hawthorne of
the U. s. Az, "Old Wives for New,
Excuse My Dust'' Double Speed'',
'TEe Dancing Fool Y els Matrimony
a Failure?''
sHace slgunos afios el pelo de Tully
Marshall era castafio, pero en- la actua-
lidad comienza va poblarse de canas;
tiene los ojos castafios, mide cinco pies
y nueve pulgadas de estatura, Y pesa
alrededor de cento cincuenta hbras.
POLA NEGRI LLEGARA A LOS Els
TADoS UNIDOs Ell PRoXIMo MES
DE AGOSTO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07

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