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, 1921-08-26

Inc Following oil and gas prospec-
tors leases have been issued BY A.
Baker. commissioner Of public lands
for the state according to announce.
ments made yesterday.
No. 3oi3s. August ], 1891, W. II.
patten. Casper. all hs-37-ss.
No. 5oi3T, August /, 1871, O. o.
Hoimgren. Denver. all is-2s-75.
No. 5oi3s. August 1. 1891. II. E.
Eschrich, Buffalo. all e~7-4s-ss.
No. 3oi39 August ]. 1891. A. c. Ridr.
way, Hdverton. all 5s.34.s2.
Colorado Bulletin Out.
The publication of Bulletin No. ! Of
tho state OF Colorado cooperative oil.
shale investigation. entitled short
Papers from the Cooperative on
h Laboratory" by Martin J. Gavin
and Leslie H.. Sharp. is announced by
the United States bureau Of mines.
The bureau OF mines and tho state OF
Colorado entered into n cooperative
agreement in February. 1920. 10 mako
studies OF the oil -shalcs of Colorado,
the primary purpose of the work being
to determine the conditions most fav.
orable for producing maximum yields
OF products OF highest quality from
these oil -shaies. Bulletin l is tho
drst OF n series to be ISSUED giving
the results o fthis investigation. Cop.
les can be secured from the u. s.
bureau OF mines. Boulder, Colo.
, 1921-08-26

had rented in an Office Ia order to
start spcrulaunE in Stoke
IN n confession. a. given out by the
police. h. said he had realized abouf
5000 on tho rest Of the stolen sr
curitics and spent 81 for travel aud
entertainment
Given l6 packages OF mail los his
employers 10 h. registered. OHncn
stole i've. II was aIlcgud. and came
east He stopped at salt Lake Cit,
and sold a bond or two there.
Grnen was rent TO the Tomhs as
a fugitive from justice TO await a
hearing a wcek hence. Detectives
said he had only SIS when arrested.
, 1921-08-26
RAILROADS ON AN
EARNING BASIS
Nearly $500, 900 in Six
Il Months Period Ending
IA Last June.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2e.-Ran-
foads of the country carned slT4.e62.-
Isl during the six months ending in
June as against ss1, 721, 706 during the
.ame period last year. according to
tgures made public yesterday by the
Interstate commerce commission.
The total revenues O. the carriers
pr the period derived. from operat-
Big their roads was s~2,e76.497, ESQ as
&sainst s2.741.5s1,i9 81 fer the same
Period last year.
The expenses entailed in operating
bic roads for the six months was ST.
is. 747 1874 as against s2,575, 1856. 302
<pr the year before. The operating
Expenses of the carriers for the period
Fas $3.50 per cent of the operating
evenues as against 93.s3 for the six
nonths period last year.
, 1921-08-26
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.-U. s. Bureau
OF observation-disclosures. 1000:
steady. quality plain; bulk beef steers.
S6.5ohe; bulk fat she stock. Nas;
Gamers and cutters. largely s2.5o6
3.5o; bulk bologna bulls, s3.75m4.1s;
butchers. '4.SoG5.T5; bulk veal calves.
sio.sodiI; stockers and feeders steers
mostly, s5Gs'5o.
Hogs-Recelpts, $4,000; fairly active.
steady TO 15c higher; bulk Of sales
s7.4eae.75; top. $500; heavy weights.
ss.40d $50; medium weights. s9.25@
800: light weights, ss.5o@s.9o: lights.
Ss.75ko.Ts: heavy packing BOWS.
smooth. f7,s0@s: packing sows rough.
Hm7.3o: pigs. S7.75Ge.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1900; sheep and
fat native lambs mostly steady: top
natives. 50: bulk early. ss.5ode: no
western lambs sold early: best feed.
er lambs yesterday. t7.75.
Denver livestock.
DENVER. Aug. 26.-Cattle - Re.
ccipts. 200; market steady: beef steers.
s5d6.T5; cows and heifers. saG5.50;
, 1921-08-26
A Woman,s Way

II tried for four months to get my
rife to try Mafrs Wonderful Rem
<dy. which l know had helped a
r.end of mine who also suffered from
ftomach trouble. She insisted her
base raj different ! finally had to
pribe her with a new dress. The first
6csc produced remarkable results.
clearing up her complexion and re-
1toring her appetite. She can now eat
thirgs she hadn't been able to for
nnany ears" 1t is a simple. harm.
Tess preparation that removes the ca
<arrhal mucus ron the intestinal
1ract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
Hver and intestinal ailments. includ-
|pE appendicitis. One dose will con-
cfncc Or money refunded. An an drug
<aste.-Acy.
, 1921-08-26
-NIarks-Demand 1Isl. ca.

Marks-Demand IIs. cables
Grcece-Demand SIS.
Sweden-Demand .t-B5.
Norway-Dcmand Ia4o.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5O-.5.
BraEilian-DemSnd 1900.
Montreai-sh per cent discount.
Time loans. steady; 81 days. 30
days and six months, 50 &c per cent.
Gail money. easy; high s; low 5 rull
Ing rate g. last loan 5; closing bid
"a Offered at s.
, 1921-08-26
SHORTSSCURRY
ON MART BULGE
Favorites Lead in New Adj
vances; Oils Also Show
Strength.

NEW YORK. Aug. ss.-Leadiur
issues made extreme r~eeoyeries Of
TO . points In today's active stock
market. mainly at the pen Of
the extensive short account. sales
approIimsted $4,000 shares. The
close was firm.
, 1921-08-26
THIEF AND STOLEN
SECURITIES TAKEN
ON dummy LETTER

NEW YORK. Aug. ss-Detectives
announced today that securities val
ued at s.s.so0. stolen from McDon-
nell & Co. OF San Francisco. by Rus.
sell Lafayette Grnen. a ~al-year-old
messenger. had been recovered In a
bank here and in the desk which he
, 1921-08-26

WYOMING 4 o.

calves. s5as.5o; stockors and feeders.
s3.5o@625.
Hogs-Receipts, none; market u n
changed.
Sheep Receipts. 100; market
steady; lambs, s7Gs; ewes. s3Q3.s5;
feeder lambs. s5me.25.
, 1921-08-26

Is the first completion in the district
and one Of h biggest compilations Of
tne month. Tests will be made i'm
mediateiy 10 determine the rettIed
production Of the well.
, 1921-08-26
GOSSIP and FIELD NEWS
|GLEhR0Gk UNCORKs BIG GuSHEi|

The Glsnrock Oil company Yesterday uncorked a 1000
barrel gusher on section ~17-39-78, production. coming from
the second Wall Creek sand. said to be at a depth of ZOO
The sand was just touched when the oil began pumpinp
upwards. The new well offsets Glenrock No. 3 on sectinn IS
, 1921-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Primc mer.
camille paper sm6h per cent.
ENchange-Heavy; sterling. demand
$3.50: cables s3.69ls.
Prancs-Demand 7.7s; cables 7.7sn.
Belgian francs-Domand 7.5oh;
caoles 7.51.
Guildcrs-Demand 31.lo: cables
Bis.
Lire-Domand 4.2s; cables 4.2sn.
, 1921-08-26

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Closc.
Wheat-Scptcmbcr si.1s%; Decem'
Der. si.2f.
Corn-scptcmbcr. 54%c; December,
5Ac.
oats-september, a4sc; December,
54Ic.
oats-septcmbcr. s4sc; December,
Pork September. sil; october,
s11.1e.
RIBS September. $3.50; October,
ss.17. p
, 1921-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Bar silver
domestic, eehc; foreign sec.
Mexican dollars, 47Ac.
, 1921-08-26

FOR SALE-Wainut bedroom furni.
turc. sos South Beech street. S-s6.st'
, 1921-08-26

FOR SALE-MAhoEany library table.
thrce-dusrtcr size; mahogany Sim,
mons bed; box springs and mattress
kitchen utensils. 1914 South David
street. s.2s-2ts
, 1921-08-26

FOR sALE-sct OF heavy work har.
ness; also Harley-D Davidson motor
cycle, good second hand piano. 9ss
North Center street. s-2s-2t.
, 1921-08-26

ASH STREET deiicatessen bread. pic.
cage. doughnuts. baked beans. salad
dressing, jelley and preserves strictly
home made. 377 South Ash street
Phone 13i3w. sac
, 1921-08-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LosT-Square tan sample case. be.
tween Glonrock and Psrkerton. con.
tanning Western National Life iusur.
supplies; send collect Western
National Life Insurance company.
Casper, wyo.. and receive reward.
s-2s-it'
, 1921-08-26
Is Allowed
Chimney Patent

Fred Patee received word from
Washington this morning h a his
claims for patent that have been pend
ing for two years in the United States
patent office. had bten allowed. This
gives Mr.. Patee an exclusive patent
on the use OF his material for chimney
and building blocks in the United
states for the period OF II years which
lie the life of a pattnt Tho patent
covers the use of asbestos In almost
any form fer building purposes, and
applications for other countries will
be made Immediately.
, 1921-08-26

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.-Potatoes -
Receipts. "a cars: market steady on
whites. weak on reds; Idaho, Colorado
and Utah round whites. sacked. s2.s5
OARS; Nebraska carly ohios. $4,000
$50; Minnesotas. $2Q2.10; Wisconsin
round whites, $40.
, 1921-08-26

SUBSCRIBE ron THE TRlBCNE-
, 1921-08-26

FOR SALE 49, Sunparlor and living
room furniture. 51o East Third
street. s,2s.2t'
, 1921-08-26

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Butter-Hish-
er; creamery extras, 3sizc; standards,
s5xc: firsts, 3s@37hc; seconds. 500
32c.
nrsts. 2e@51c; ordinary frsts. 24G27c;
miscellaneous, 2SG29c.
Pouitry-Alive. lower; fowls, 17a
2oc; springs, 24c.
X. G. Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 26.-Buttcr.
eggs and poultry unchanged.
, 1921-08-26

Highest prices paid for diamonds.
old gold and silver. II. n. Kline,
Oil Exchange building.
s.15-tf.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
Delegates Selected for
Convention at Boqalusa

7:15 A. NJ, Monday, Oct. 3rd
will carry all of the Orleans del
egation and those from the
western and southern part of
the State. Special rates will be
in effect on all railroads leading
into New Orleans and Bogalusa
and a record breaking attend
ance is expected.
Those elected to represent
Iberia Post are: Delegates
James J. Mayer, Nathan Davis,
Joseph A. Daigre, C. Dudley Le-
Marie, DIR. r. ]. Broussard,
Charles Arthur Provost. Al
ternates-Preston J. Broussard,
Geo. Cousin, Jr.. DR.. E. S. Full
ton, Alonzo E. Hall, Lee B. Her.
peche. Mayor Ed. LaSalle.
The ladies chosen to repre-
sent the Auxiliary Unit are.
Delegates Mrs. H. w: Gould,
Mrs. Charles L. Provost. Al
ternates-Mrs. Charles Kahn
and Miss Annie Archer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

an amount of money necessary
to enable such mother to prop
erly care for such child or chil-
dren, and which shall thereupon
be paid by said Parish or Parish
and Municipality {the City of
New Orleans, in the Parish Of
Orleans) at such time as the
court may decree, and until the
further order of the court;
which shall not be more than
fifteen dollars per month for one
chil under the age Of sixteen
and shall not exceed ten.
dollars per month for each of
the other children under said
age, provided that in no event
shall the relief granted for any
one mother and children exceed
the sum Of fifty l$50.00) dollars
per Mrunti1. " n
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
TO THE CHILDREN, MOTH
AND FATHERS.

A temporary play ground will
be opened to the children at
4:3O on Saturday. All the chill
dren and their mothers are most
cordially invited on the Sabatier
lot on East Main Street which
will be used until the City Park
is opened. The Women's Counl
Gil win also give a moving pic-
ture of which due notice will be
given for the benefit Of the play
ground to buy benches, etc.
Any one desiring 70 contribute
towards the play ground fund,
il will be thankfully received.
Publicity Committee,
Women's Council of the New
Iberia Chamber Of Commerce.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
EX-GOVERNOR FORMS So
CETY 10 FIGHT uAN.

] Chicago. Sept. An organ
ixation to promote harmony
and good feeling between all
classes, races and religions was
announced in the process of
formation here today by Ed
ward F. Dunno, former COVER
nor of Illinois and an esniseary
|of the Irish republic at the Yer
|sailles peace conference. The
society win be known as the
National Unity council and its
organizers intend ultimately to
spread it to every section Of the
cbuntry, according to Mr..
dunno. One of the prime mo-
tjvce behind the organization,
IT. sponsors said, was to COM
bat the Ku Klux Klan and or
ganixation of councils will Be
pushed, particularly where the
Khan Is strong.
L The Khan was called a "men-
ace to this and any community
by former Governor Dunno.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
Iberia Post, American Legion
to Send Delegation to State
Convention. W0men's Aux.
iliary Will Also be Represen.
ted.

The Third Annual Depart
ment Convention of The Amer
lean Legion will be held in Bog
alusa, La, this year on October
3rd, 4th and 5th. The local
Post of The Legion has already
selected its six delegates and
preparations are now being
made by them to attend. The
Women's Auxiliary Unit will
send two representatives, and
these ladies will accompany the
veterans. According to advices
from Department Headquarters
of Bogalusa are sparing neither
time nor money in their prepa-
ratiOns for entertainment of the
Louisiana Legionnaires. A spec
ial train leaving New Orleans at
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

property values in that vicinity
will be enhanced materially. II
is the intention of the School
Board to take over the whole
square which viii include the
residence of Mr.. Mic Delcambre
as wen as others almost as val
able. The taking over this
tract means also that all of the
cabins occupied by colored FAM
lilies win be demolished as soon
as negotiations are complete for
their purchase. The school
building viii be one of the finest
of any community in South
Louisiana with ample play
grounds for the children as
well.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
WANT S2O,OOO TO FIGHT
PHONE RATE.

Baton Rouge. La. Sept. 15.--
Appeal was made to Governor
!Peflker Wednesday, asking him
TO help secure a state appr0pria.
ton of $40, 600 to fight the tele.
phone rate case on behalf ol
the people. Paul H. Maloneyl
commissioner of public utilities
and Ivy G. Kittredge, city at;
torney, were met by John New,
Ford, mayor of Shreveport, and
IA. H. Henson,> of Ruston, who
have been leading spirits in tho
4lght against the Cumberland
company's rates.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
Center Street Taxpayers
Demand Concrete Pavinq

R@ On Tuesday night last the
4 slowing property holders of
Center Street. namely, Messrs.
II. L. Smith, Maurice LeMaire,
Julius Koch. Clay Savoie, F.
elahoussaye, M. Picaro. F. Al
fano, C. Lacoste. M. David, E.
.. Carstens, P. D. Broussard.
Or. w. F. Carstens, F. Hebert,
=. E Broussard, Mic DelcaInbre
md others met for the purpose
0f taking up the matter of paw
ing that Street from Main to
fhe extreme end of the City
limits. In the assembly als0
were City Commissioners
v1llermin and J. d. Broussard.
Dr. Carstens opened the meet
1g explaining its purpose when
Mr.. Koch was elected chairman
With Mr.. Broussard as secre-
try. The whole matter was
1rcshed ont from every angle
when 1t was moved, seconded
md carried that the Council be
Ked to advertise for bids for
4cement paving both with curb
md without curb. From what
We cUuld ascertain there Is at
present in the bank some, $751;
AAn IA ~..~11~AH~ Rn-f4 4Drsn v~,A
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
BILL TO.PROvIDE PENSIONS
FOR MOTHERS.

Mrs. Matte Barthe Wynn OF
New Orleans was in our City a
few days ago, for the purpose
of stimulating an interest
among the club ladies of Iberia
in the Mothers Pension Bill.
Mrs. Wynn explained the good
work being done by the League
of Women voters in New Or
leans with the pensioning Of the
widows and mothers. Ihosp
will be q delegation of club w.
men of New Orleans, 60 to Ba-
ton Rouge for the purpose of
asking for a State appropria-
ton to equal the Parish fund
before his session of the Legis-
lature is over. e.
"Sec. 2. Be it further enac-
ted, ETC., That a woman whose
husband has been permanently
inyalided: OF is dead, If he had
been q citizen Of the State of
Louisiana at the time Of his
death; or whose husband has
been permanently incapacitated
for work by reason Of physical
or mental infirmity, and who
became so incapacitated while q
resident of the State of Louisi-
ana, or whose husband is inn
prisoned at hard labor, may file
application for relief under this
act, within the jurisdiction here
inbefore provided Provided,
such woman has had previous
residence for one ~ years in
the Parish such application is
made, and is the mother Of q
child or children under sixteen
(16) years of age.
Sec. 3. Be it further enac-
ted, ETC., That whenever appi-.
cation for relief is filed the
Court shall appoint a commits
sion of three residents Of the
ward, including the police juror,
or a probation officer of the
court, as ex-0fficio chairman,
who shall visit the residence Of
the applicant and inquire into
all Of the facts, placing witnesses
under oath if deemed necessary:
and after having reduced the re-
suit Of such investigation TO-
together with the rec
concentrations Of the Commis-
sion thereon. ii shall be returned
into court not less than fifteen
days from the service Of the
order appointing such commits
sion.
Sec. 5. Be it further en-
acted, etc, That il the Court be
satisfied that the children are
entitled to relief, the court may
make an order upon the Parish
Treasurer, or Parish Treasurer
and City Treasurer, as above
prescribed, to pay to the mother
81 the child Or children, III
whose behalf the petition fled
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

"a tMnR OF the past, anyway.
This we judge by the number of
pieces of merchandise shipped
into New iberia by Parcel Post.
There is not near enough ad-
vertising done by the merchants
lin general. Printers ink used
|judiciously is the best invest
ment after all. Catalogue hou-
|ses know the value of advertis-
ing and so does the merchants
of New Orleans and the sooner
|ourI business men wake up and
Ike a bid for trade the better
] II them.
Let's have a Dollar Sales Day
in New iberia, coupled with
pleasure, for the country people
without any cost to them and
we will see how quickly they
win respond and come to
town to- do their shop
ping. With the parcel post de-
iiveries at their doors it would
be astonishing to know how
many make purchases from
Eastern houses, not excepting
New Orleans. It's up to the
merchants to organize them
selves and plan bargain day
sales several time each season.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17
Pleasure Day and
Business Combined

As stimulat0r to trade,
would it not be q good plan for
our merchants in a way to en-
ulate the example set by the
merchants of our sister town of
Jeanerette by having a Dollar
Sales Day in New iberia. Couple
this with pleasure" without
cost to the country people and
in that way draw several thou
sand shoppers to our City to
make their purchases. 1t would
not take much money to cover
the expenses either. The primo
ipal cost would be the use of the
Elks Theatre which would be
opened to the public free Of
charge from 9 A. M. until 9 at
night. Free ice water and some
other amusements could also be
embraced in the program and
our merchants could then make
d regular advertising campaigu
of $1.OO articles as a drawing
card. There 10 not an estab-
lisfMment in New Iberia but what
could assemble a number of
items in merchandise and mark
them down to 500. Of course
things of every value would be
sold as well, but the drawing
card would be the 500 articles.
Committees could be appointed
to get up n form Of Amusement
which would be free all day
long. Posters by the thousands
could be printed with the NAMES
Of all the business houses show
ing what line of merchandise
they handle and the cost would
be a mere bagatelle to the busi-
ness that would be transacted
on the date of sale. The mer-
chants of Jeanerette are now
advertising their second pleas
ure day, which in reality means
bigger business for the mercan-
tile houses. A day could be set,
% as not To- conflict with aair'
ncighbofs and in that way the
business of the New iberia mer-
chants could be trebbled.
The "catch as catch can" man.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

ron SALE Ford 1 foh
truck. Mechanically. perfect;
good tires, extra large body.
Apply this office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

Desirable home for sale on
Duperier Avenue. Good condi-
ton. Address Box 528, New
iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-09-17

sss cures Dengue Fever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24

stage premier contest on the Camp Mcclellan field Sunday afternoon. the game to be called at 5 o'clock.
 The first appearance of the Georgia team against team from this city promises to be sport event of wide interest among local fans, and iudi- cations are that big crowd of sports will watch the game from the grand stand at the camp field.
 The spectators have been assured that pass restrictions at the camp are to be lifted and that every effort will be made to provide ample enter tainment for the large number of vis- itors expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24
PIEDMONT WINS LONG
 ONE FROM ALBERTVILLE

Albertville, July 23.-tspeciaI)- J. Piedmont won the first game of series on the local ground today in the hardest fought game of thef sea- son by the score of to 2. The game went for 12 innings without a man getting to third base.
 The game was pitchers battle be- tween Camp and Singleton, very evenly divided up to the twelfth, when Singleton weakened and was touched up for four hits and four runs Albertville's runs came in their half of the twelfth when, with two down, Camp threw wild to first, scoring two men. Both teams played air tight ball throughout the 12 innings, Carpenter and Jackson starred in the outfield for Piedmont, making some difficult run catches which bid fair to be hits.
 Batteries: Piedmont, Camp and Dunn; Albertville, Singleton and Mayo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24
SOLDIERS TAKE A SLOW
 GAME FROM ORPHANS

Anniston, July 2S.-tSpeciaL)- In listless game played on the camp field Friday afternoon, the camp players easily defeated the Or phans" ofthis city. score of l2 to ? being piled up during the onesided contest
 Blake's pitching for the camp team. and the consistent stick work of the soldier players were the features of the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24
UNIONTOWN WINS FROM
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE STAR

Uniontown, July (SpecialD- Uniontown defeated Demopolis today on their home diamond by score of 6 to 1. It was pitchers battle be- tween Sam Hinton for Uniontown and Torkleson. old Southern league pitcher for Demopolis. Torkleson weakened in the tenth inning and Uniontown made five runs on him. Hinton pitched splendid game, all lowing only four scattered hits, with no earned runs against him.
 score:-- RH. E. Uniontown :. 900 900 O1O 5-s1 Demopolis .. 100 900 900 0--1 : and Creel
 Empires: Watkins and Wheeler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24
W. A. Simpson Wins Trophy

Anniston, July 2S.-fSpecial)-- W. A. Simpson is being congratulated by his friends on winning the cup in the final shoot at Oxford Lake this week, the local man breaking 25 out of 25 birds as they left the traps.
 Arrangements are being made by gun club members to begin another series of contests for the members to end in the fall and the winner of which Is to be awarded another hand some trophy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24
Crowd of 39,OO0

Boston. JAy 2s.--Pittsburg and Boston split another double header today before 3s.ooo persons. the largest crowd that ever clicked the turnstfies at Braves field ex- cept for worlds, series game. The league leaders took the first contest 3 to 2, with Cooper pitching his second victory of the series. Scott held Pttsburg to three hits in the second game and the Braves won, to 1. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24

Cleveland, July 23.-Cleveland spilled New Yorks hopes of taking first place in the American league again today when it defeated the Yankees, to O, in game featured by the brilliant pitching of Soth- oron, discarded by St. Louis and Boston. He held New York to three hits, one in eighth inning. only five Tanks reached first and only one reached second Cieve- land hit Hoyt freely. but had many run ners caught by reckless base running, while New York made three double plays fly balls. As result, the champions scored in only inning, the third, when hits by ONell, Jamieson, Wamby and Gardner, and sacrifice fly by Speaker produced three runs. Much bitterness was displayed by the contending teams and two fist fights were threatened. Score: