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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-04
Earope's Working Men
Stampede 10 .As,efica

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New York, April 4..-Immigration
Commissioner II. j.. SkeGirgtor. Of
Boston, who returned to!l,' fctnr
Europe ty the Adriats:- said he
found a general desire on Ire part
of working folk on the other SIDE %
get to America.
. Once" he said, "they s..;:red t:
ccnae only when they were :i,s that
labor conditions here we:s favor
abe, but now it is stampede. in
Germany alone 100000 persc:ia are
trying to get to the Until Safes.
Ports are crowded and the ;fauGs II:
passrr.- are almost unbelievable. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-04
PSEUDO HARDING COUSIN

Chicago, April 4.-WhiEe Everett
"A. HARDING, sef styled ''cousin Of
the President and his confidential
secretary" spent Sunday in the
county jail at woodstock, H., where
he is held on charges of :impersona-
tirg Government official, Secret
Service officials were digging into
his activities.
Months . before tho Republican
convention in Chicago young Hard
ing, the agents discovered, was TAX
ire an active part in cousin Hard
lng's" candidacy representing him
self on various occasions as Sena-
tor. Harting's campaign manager,
and even at that early date ne was
making promises Of patronage.
During the Presidential primary
campaign in Indiana, Everett first
attached himself to "Cousin Was.
rem" Prior to that he had been &C
tive in support of both Gea ,ral
Wood cad Governor Lowden, but
when Senator Harding fled IS
candidate in the Hcosier State, "C,u
sin Everett" Immediately transfer
rel his allegiance and went 10 In
dianapol:s, where he represented
himself SIS the Senator's campaign
manager ard held conferei :. ard
lard plans with leading politicians.
His stay in Indianapolis was bT:nf,
however as word Of his activities
reached, Harry Daughcrtv, Senator
Harding, national campaign mana
Ger, and Mr.. Daugherty fastened
10 the Indiana capital. The nature
ii his. interview with "Cousin Ever
ott' has not been made public, but
Immediately after this" meeting E.
arett cams/back TO Chicago and sub
sided until the Harding campaign
headquarters we're opened I here.
This tine he attached himself r.
headquarters in an advisory capac-
itv" as lie expressed it to mis-
friends. He made many suggestions
and conferred with anyone who
would listen to him. much to the ar
noyancc cf the real officials, who
made several half-hcarted attempt,
II get I'D of him. While doubtful
Of Evcrntt's relationship to "Couain
Warren" they were not sure, and
did net ,are to chance embarrassing
:heir candidate.
New Taxes to Replace Excess Levy
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Congress
may firi it unnecessary to provide
any considerable number Of new
.axe~ il, revising internal revenue
Legislation. Chairman Penrose, Of
the Semitic Finnsce Committee, said
Yesterday
"Thc Sax requirements srmay not
be. as large AZ some peonle now arc
disposed to think" thy Senator said
The c,c@i:ca is being studied by
?ur financial experts, and it is en-
'irelv ,,cssible thas the excess
profits tx can be repealed without
resort II any new extensive taxes TO
take its Place"
The statement was made dur;':?
diceus*ici Of the proposed sales tax
as substitute for the excess profits
tax. the sales tax question, Sen
ator Pcnrosc said, will be the first
S';hjcct !.eforc the Senate Finan'c
Committee at hearings on the -
ternal ,cycnuc revision to start M
mediatclu after Congress conven ;.
Senate. Pcnrose said the. was
"r:rong propaganda" in favor az nc
sales tAv. but he and Other ccm-
ln;ttcc members had yet to &c cor
v;nccd that it is practical or dcsir-
able.
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GROIN NE GUERRE
GIVEN ST. MIHEEI

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Croix de Guerrc vesterds' was cor
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VIRGINIA.
IN the Clerks Office Of The t.crpo.
.ation Ccur! Of rh, City cf .a.e'>.@-
ORA o. me 81 day If March, 49,.
James II. Tctley. compla nant IS.
Lotta A. .Tctlcy, defendant, in Chan
cc"v NJ. 1882.
MEMO.
Tne object of this suit is to obtain
! a divorce a vinculo maTrimonil from
the defendant Oh the grounds Of vii
81! al;ci voluntary de- c>tion aa; aba:
| danmcnt for mcri Ian thee yea' :
prior IL hc time &: Ike fling of tn
suit. and for genoa. relief.
1t appearing by en- affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Lotta
A. Tctley is a nonresident OF this
State: 1t is Ordered. That said DIS
fcrdanS appear here within ten days
after due publication Of this order
ond do what is necessary to protect
her interest in this suit.
Edmund Hill, Jr., ?. Q.
A Copy Tcste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Clerk 79-4wp.
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of The City Of Alexan-
Gra, on the 81 day Of March. 1921.
James A. Monroe, complainant vs..
Annie L. Monroe, defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1851.
,IEMO.
The object of this suit is to OBTAIN
i decree granting to the complainant
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant ..oa the grounds of wilful deser4
ton and abandonment fer period
OF more than three years prior to the
institution of this suit; and for gen.
cral relief. 81
1t appearing by an affidavit filed m
this cause that the defendant Annie
l.. Monroe is NONRESIDENT of This
State. It is Ordered. That saddle
reiidantj appear here within ten days;
after due publication Of this ordsfs
'ard"do what is necessary to protect
kcr interest in this suit. ~ /: r
Thomas NJ. Watson, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
7"-lr-r Cler1..
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
RAB|D CROWDS ATTEND
FIRST BASEBALL GAMES
Reports From Several Cities Show
Smashing of Previous
Periods.
ONE CONTEST PREVENTED
Tigers Do Not Get Into Action
With Chicago White SoN Owing
to Rain-Giants and Pills Have
Smuggling Match.
LEY United News.l

NEW YORK, April l3.-With only
one postponement-the Soxgamc with
tho Tigers at Detroit-the reborn
grand old game of baseball got away
to n whooping start in both big
leagues yesterday under perfect
weather conditions in seven cities
and with tremendous crowds to wit
ness the inaugural ceremonies. The
$4,000 fans who packed the Polo
grounds in New York TO watch the
applc-crashine Yankees assassinate
the Athletics. saw mighty Babe"
Ruth drive the ball for five hits and
a batting aver; sc Of 1000 in his frs;
day out. Two OF his blows were
doubles. but he failed of his ambi-
ton to start the season with home
run number one.
Out in Chicago. Judge Lands. high
priest and supreme court OF baseball
struggled his feet and let out n
bleacherites 'Yip." as Flack step.
ped across the plate in the Cubs half
OF the first inning with the first run
OF the game and the first OF the sea-
son.
Cincinnati reported tremendous
the Reds and Pirates. and there were
10000 even in Philadelphia, where
the Giants won 4 tough smuggling
contes; from theft Phiiis, 10 to ;. in
the eleventh. The Dodgers played to
an attendance of 1900 against the
Braves in Boston. The Cubs park
was jammed and so was Sportsman's
Park, 81. Louis, whore tho Browns
beat the champion Indians. TO 2
Walter Johnson, as great a hero
ms ever. was trottcd out 10 the mound
to pitch the opening same for the
Senator's against the BED Sox in
Washington. Witt promptly slapped
one of his fast ones fro three bases
and in the first inning came home
on n sacrifice fly with the first score
OF the year in Washington. The Red
SoN won. 20 g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

great George Sislcr. The Browns
inquire only second best TO the In
dams dian, as hitters. They may be in the
up consistently, with Clcveiand' anu
New York for the top berth as the
season rolls along.
Under the pepcry Ty Cobb. the De
troit Tigers are an altogether Hliier-
emit OUTFIT from the one that fell IN
the shambles of 1929. and they nave
fine chance TO finish in the hrst III :
vision. They have winning spirli
idea. or they had 1t IN the SOUTH, anu
II they get OFF 10 n good start are are
going to be a hard bunch to stop. the
team is strong in the inie!d anu out
field and in the catching depart iih =
punch. Pitching is the question:
Ehmke is Il wonder. but whether
Boiand. Ayers. Dauss. Oldham ana
Leonard, veterans. anu Cole ana NOT
blossom out into consistent winning
hurlcrs. remains to DC seen. y lew
of these should. which shou.d give
the Tigers fourtn place IL inc ii;t
dope of many scr!bes TO look very
sickly.
Senator'S Second Division Tenn.
Though holding out early promise
true this season. the Washington sen
ators are not likely To iu!hil IT.
Placing them at the top OF the second
division is treating them well: Their
showing depends on how waiter
Johnson and jim SHAY. Veterans:
round out. and whether the going of
the arCluous campaign, TO help out
Zachary, Courtney ;.1d Schacht, three
young pitchers. who should have
their best years. Some heip-hut the
consistent kind is doubtful-may also
come from Mogridgc and Acos'a. II
would be u crack hurting corps II
Johnson and Shaw came through. or
even Il Johnson alone approaches the
great form he showed in his c1'nr:"!
past. The team is strong in catching,
fairly good in the iniicld and strong
in tho outfield.
The Boston Red Sox seem TO have
gone to pieces, but even so IL is hard
to figure them below the lhiladel-
rhia Athletics. despite indications the
Mackmen at last see INTO he due to
get out of last place. The Mackmen
have been strengthened b. Mack $
patient rebuilding, which. with the
collapse of the White SoN, enhances
their chances of leaving the cellar
The Red SoX, according TO reports.
already have lost heart, and. II SO,
they'll do Il lot of laundering around.
However. they are placed sixth, with
The Athletics next In line. ard the
White Sox last. In regard 10 the
White SOx: Kerr and Fahcr. Collins.
Schaik and Hooper cannot be cN-
pected 10 pull the wrecked Chicago
team out OF the ruck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
PRESIDENT HARDING SEES
FIRST GAME AT CAPITAL
Executive Present When Walter
johnson Retircs to Showers
After -Four Innings.
.LBy Associated Press. ]

w ASHiNGION. April lS.-Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Harding. Nicc-PreSi-
dent and Mrs, coolidge, General
PcrshinG, members or the Cabinet and
Congress. the diplomatic corps and
President Ban johnson. of the Amer
lean League, were in the record
breaking crowd which attended the
opening game today of the baseball,
season in Washington. Boston won,
6 to 3. punching hits on three Wash
inSton pitchers.
President Harding received a
demonstration upon his entry into His
box near the home plate He threw
out the first ball, and kent his own
score on n rard which he later pre-
Sentcd 10 President Johnson.
Before the game General PerS.inE
raised the American flag at the park.
receiving a tremendous ovation when
he appeared or the field 10 march TO
the iiaGpolc III center hc!dd with the
band and the players of both teams.
Walter Johnson started IN the box
for Washington. and, for the first
time in his long career, flilcd 10
finish an opening game. lie gave
way after four innings. when Boston
had obtained one-run lead. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL WILL TAKE
ITS FIRST TRIP SATURDAY

Joh1 Marshall High School basc-
nall nine VIII invade foreign soil for
me fret time Saturday. whom Tho
.eam Journeys to Fork Union. TO en-
gage the military academy team or
mat nt place. Coach Mccall IL salts
oE his mon and liz confident that
.hcy viii make n crcditablc showini.
AGAINST the student soldiers.
J3hn Marshall viii present prac-
the games this season. Kahn viii
play short: LcIsficid. third: Sbarn
hrst: sutton. second: Tyson, center
right field. Brcnnamnn or Grim vii
pitch 10 Dudley. behind the bat. In
addition. several utility men viii no
taken along. who may no useful bn
fore the game liz concluded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SP0R I S
Five Big Leaguers
Smack Out Home Runs

Five battcrs in the American
and National League this morn
ing have home runs credited TO
them as res.lt of ,rcir efforts
in the first games OF the year
yesterday afternoon. Three OF the
circuit swats went TO eluSEcrs III
the National League and two to
those of the junior organization.
George Kelly. first baseman OF
the New York Giants. performed
the most notable feat of the day
for his four-ply wallop brought
victory to the New York Giants
over the philadelphia outfit. KEEL
~ scored Frisch with the winning
runs in the eleventh inning Of the
contest in Quaker Town.
Catcher O'Farrell. of the Cubs.
Catcher O'Neil. OF the Braves. third
hascman Ward. of the New York
Yankees. and right fielder Smith.
of the Cleveland Indians. were the
other battcrS who secured home
runs on the FIRST day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SPIVEY ELECTED CAPTAIN
OF HIGHLAND PARK TEAM

Lloyd Spivcy. & John Marshall High
School athlete has h.,9 elected cap
tain Of the 1921 track team of High
land PARK Athletic Association. II was
announced yesterday. Captain Spivey
w.!i begin regular work outs IN about
TWO weeks, provided weather conil-
lions are favorable.
Meanwhile. the baseball team. un-
der the direction of Manager shelton
and Captain Tyson, is making prog
rcss. The men haze INDUCED In some
strenuous workouts and practice
games recently, and arc fast getting
into shape for athc opening of the
amateur season.
Highland Park Will have a strong
iuhcld this year. according to pres
ent Indications. Manseni Il; third and
Hudson behind the bat arc displaying
much promise. Manager shelton Is
well pleased with the showing made
by his men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SECRETARIES OF LEAGUES
MUST SEND SCHEDULES

Secretaries OF All amateur base
hall leagues in The city ar. urged
to send copies Of TIA. schedules Of
>their respective organizations TO y
NJ. Edwards. newly elected sccrstar,
OF the Amateur Commission Mau.
ayers OF teams are also expected {,
send in their duplicate player agree
ments at once.
Amateur baseball oririally begin,
next Saturday, aud Secretary I'd
wards does not wish TO have nny
hitch in the opening festivities. I'd.
hardy Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SP0R IS
Commissioner Proves
to Be Normal Rooter
tBy Unitod Naval

CHICAGO, April 13-Judrc
kenesaw Mountain Landis forgot
an about his high commissioner
dignity hero today.
ue dragged his old gray felt hat
out or mothballs and did nine
InnihEs or the fanciest bug"
rootlns seen Mt the Cub Park.
whore Chicago gave st. Louis its
hrst beating OF tho year.
Ihe commissioner had hardly
got seated before the Cub orren.
sivc started. Waving his battered
oid nat. Landis Jumped to his feet
whoopec' as tho first run OF The
year was sluggcd over tho plate.
throughout the game the Judge
was up and down, chattering on
couraEcment to all hands, eating
peanuts by the bag. and. in facts
acting Ike u normal fan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
INDIANS APPEAR TO HAVE
BEST CHANCE IN AMERICAN
speaker Has Well-Balanced Outfit, and, With Reserve
Pltchers on Hand Should Repeat This Year.
Yankees Possess Terrific Punch
NEW YORK. a

NEW YORK. April 13.-The CIeye-
Nm nS tnqia Is, are picked TO win the
After the consideration of figures. ia.
per strength and what has been
SHOWN IN the training camp. Rating
OF othSr teams, which places the New
nork Yankees second. the ST. Louis
Hrowns third. and the Detroit Tigers
fourth, is also reached by figuring
now the players should measure up
and they change surprisingly little.
usually one season to another-how
The team works together and what
KIND OF spirit and attitude has been
manifested in training
The Indians, under Iris Sneaker
PAIRING the unfortunate injury TO
NambaSanss at second base, are the
same smooth running outfit that won
Ihen defeated Brooklyn SO decisiveiy.
Then, too. Covelcskie and Bagoy bore
the brunt of the pitching until the
, ,;i;, three weeks or SO in 1920.
paw, now viii carry a big share of
II. Speaker expects others of his
STAFF. including Caldwell. Uhle and
Norton. 10 help out more than n year
Strong in All Departments.
The Indians are a strong team in
All departments. pitching. catching,
outhcld and inneld. There are also
plenty of strong reserves. While the
team morale. imbued by the successes
OF last season, is very high. And the
" hoIe team WorRS benind SDpakc or
like clocltwork and with WILLINGNESS.
II should maintain the same great
hitting that placed 1t at the ton OF
league team batting last year.
Despite great paper strength the
New York Yankees are apt to con-
tinue TO fail short of expectations.
principals. on account of lack OF
smooth running. That is, while one
part of the team may be going good.
the other Will be going bad-or so il
has been in the past. This is likely
this year however. because the out
field is weak, which will couse extra
work for pitchers. and will hurt.
though Miller Huggins has a formid-
able pitching staff.
Babe" Ruth, very fat. is not
figured to duplicate his feat of fifty-
four homcruns OF last season.
The Yankee shavcn't got the specd
OF the Indians. though they are bet
seem lacking. too. in "snartness" in
getting most out of hits in COM
par!son with Speakers tribe. The
lanks should hit well, and are well
nNed with reserves.
browns Should Finish Third
The 81. Louis Browns, If their pitch
ing. staff holds up, should finish third
Shocker and Dacvis are crack right
handlers, but how Sothoron, Bavnc
and Burwell Will come through is n
big question on which the Browns
hopes rest. They have fine catch
ing crew. great outiield and q rather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
WORLDS CHAMPIONS LOSE
OPENING GAME TO BROWNS
LRv Assoclateh prnss l

ST. LOUIS, April l3.-St. Louis got
away 10 flying start in the 1921
American League pcnnant race to-day
by defeating Cleveland. to .
State and cit yoilicials partic!patc,,
IN the opening ceremonies. Governor
Hyde pitched the FIRST ball to Louis
p. Aloe, Chairman OF the Board 81
Aldermen. Mayor Eicl ump!rcd the
toss, calling Il a ball
Two Wild throws In the third gave
the browns their first run, and fou!
punched hits in the NTH accounted
for the other three.
Smiths HON" run. followed By three
singles, gave Cleveland It's two
tall!eS. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
babe" RUTH HAS Perfect
AVERAGE IN FIRST CAME
Secures Five Hits Out of rs Many
Attempts, Aiding Innks to
Beat MaCkS.
[By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April l3.-Showing
the same impressive offcnsc as las;
season. the New York Americans to-
day opened the season here with an
II to victory over Philadelphia.
Babe" Ruth, New York batting
star of last season, started the 1871
campaign with two doubles and three
singles in five times at bat. Bobie
cleared the bases with three base
hit in the eighth inning Mars
pitched a strong game for New York.
only four Philadelphia players reach
ing first
Mayor Hylan threw out the FIRST
hall Among the guests of honor
were army and navy officers of high
rank
'rhn Srnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
PITCHER Is HIT HARD,
BUT CINCINNATI WINS
[By Associated Prcss1

ClNClNNAIl, ONO. April l3.-Cfn-
clnnat! defeated tSburgh today, ,
TO ). before the largest crowd that
ever attended an opening game in
Cincinnati The Reds Gcorcd four
runs in the eighth inning by bunch
ing hits. Pittsburgh started bat
ting rally In the ninth after two
were out and made two runs. Luuuc
vas hit hard throughout, but was
SaH"d ~ his support when runners
were on bases.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
GROVER ALEXANDER HANDS
CARDS FIRST WALL0P|NG
twenty Thousand Persons and
Judge Lands SEQ Opening
Game In Chicago.
by Associated Press.1

CHICAGO. April 13.-Tho Chicago
Nationals. with Grover Alexander
pitching. ushercd in the major league
season here today with II s to VIC
tory over st. Louis. 1t was the first
opening game Alexander has been
credited with since he joined the
Cubs. Haincs weakened and was
pounded Tor Ave hits In the fourth
inning, one of which was homc-r,in
drive over the right field wall by
OFarrell. One man was on base at
the time.
Federal Judge Lands. who occu-
pied a box scat. said: Wen. that was
IL mighty good clean game"
More than 10000 persons were
present.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
Art'FIctchcr slny Leave Game.

COLLINSVILLE. ILL, April 49,
Art Fletcher short stop of the Phil
adelphia National League club. who
came here last week tc attend his
fathers funeral, today announced he
was considering retiring from base
ball. He has been in major league
baseball thirteen years, and said he
wished to settle down"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

Dniis--on Alexander, /: Pcrtica. 2
iilts--oR Haines. in innings: off
as, In 3; Kirchcr. none in /:
in 2. Hit by pitchor-bv Ji,;,no.
.MaiseD. Struck out--:,y AIcxnndcr
.; freeman. /: kirchcr. /. Winninr
1tchcr-Alexandc1. Losing pitcher
Ia Ia mes .r umpiree-O'Day and ouig-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
YOUNSTER PITCHES WELL
FOR LYNChBURG HIGH

lSnec!nl 20 The Times Dispatch.
Ii NCliBCRG;, VA. April Ia
l-ynchbHrg defeated Virginia T:pi4co-
pal High School on the lai,cr's
grounds, 10 o. Firga,t. Il lT-ycar-
90 boy hcid Episcopal hitlosa ak
less ball!
Seofe: Ri T.
ii::E lisa66.F ............. !
- - &C.
BATTERIES Eiggatt ana Banagh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
GIANTS WIN BIG BATTLE
FROM WILD Bills PILLS
KciIy's Homo Run In Eleventh
With Frisch on Base, Breaks
Up Contest.
by Associated Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. April 13-Kclly's
home run with Frisch on first base
decided an eleven-Inning struggle In
favor of New York here today 10 to s.
The usual opening day ceremonies
were held. marking tho debut OF VIII.
liam Donovan rs tho Philadelphia
MANAGER,
Score: