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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
For Six Days the Teutons Have
Tried TO Check the British Ad.
vance, but so Far Their Efforts
Have Been Without Avail.
GENERAL WALKoUTS OF
WoRKMEN ARE PREDICTED
Germany, Austria and Sweden
May Possibly be Storm Centcrs
Where Popular Uprising Of Far.
reaching Effect Will Occur.

~ Associated Prrsf
The battle OF Aras stil RACES with
the issues remaining In doubt For six
days the Germans have tried tu chceN
the British advance but So iur without
avail.
The German people are facing a
situation at home frausht with even
more tremendous possibilities. ou the
eve Of the general strike planned for
May day the German press ANA Lead
crs are displaying f,verish appr"-
hcnsiuu
Austria aud sweden are two othv"
storm rcnter> where May day may
evoke popular uprising OF FAR reach
ing effect.
The Hungarian government has de
clarcd itself IN favor OF important
democratic reforms Another curious
and unexplained item from Austria
Hungary says that in Bohemia. loTs
a hot-hvd ~ diSafteCtiuu AL German
papers have been suppressed
The entire situation In Europe APP
pears to have reached oac of those
confused STAGES where Confllctius
news makes the relative importanc'
OF events uncertain ana obscure The
military command in France Is under
fire and there are reports Ia the Paris
press that the appointment ur Genera
PrtHin as Chicf Of staff hcralds many
other chnnges among hlgh officers,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
REGISTRATION OF
COLORADO CITIZENS
TO BEGIN At ONCE
Males Subject TO Military Duty
Will be Required to Present
Themselves at The Regular vot.
ing Places and Register.

By Associated Prrs-
Denver April 80 "Details of the
plans for registering tho male citizens
OF Colorado subject o. military duty
under tho army ,eloetiNc draft system,
we're. received hy Gov Gunter today
IN telegram from secretary Baker
ut Washington,
The plans contemplate the 1ppuint-
mcut OF board boz each county which
shall have charge u. the rogis;ihton'
IN, board to he named oy the COVER
nor ami tn" registration of men uf
military age H. to n, made at the res
uiar voting places The governor ~
asked to gu ahead with the lTcliini-
nary arrangements pending th"
Strengthening out oC differences be-
tween the two houses ol congress re-
gardinr the bin The telegram fol-
iow+
"Bu has passed both houses and
will lu to conference on minor parts
to-day The form u which the hill
passed enables me tu confirm tp you
the plan outlined u my letter of thu
twenty tc have one registration
board tor each county composed 't
local officials aa tlr as practicable,
local officials to compose the board iu
each state To- hc named bN the COVER
nor thereof.
Hear on mind that exemptions VIII
not 1C determined 10 time of rvrisira-
| lttou tut Will Boo deferred until later
date whom quotas are assigned and
sclcutiyr &raU actually ordered Actual
registration to D." BOO voting precincts
! H} roEistru appointed hy count
! board where state INV provides per-
s1uGe OF registration py precincts
"lt would 0e advisable that county
| buurGe u'ill2c such personnel 300 ,'',-
lot moro than Go.uuu The duties pre-
| - ribbed for county boards will Du p"r-
| forulcd hy the necessary number ~
Icitt boards go uc UImcd hy the mayor
Trust you can go ahad with pre-
! limiuary steps Fun printed regu,'-
! uuus ,uNcrltE oN,rt detail of nation
stat, aud precinct - stems aud duties
! of 1Il officers aud persons Will H'
mailed uu day of lppruNal "f act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
VERY ILTTLE CHANGE N
THE SITUATION REPORTED

London Aprn 90. p m.--Hca,y
flghtiue continues along the front be.
tween hrras and Lens. With very littlc
change In the situation reported. Ecu-
tors correspondent al British head
quarters tcleRru phs today. The Ger
mans are continuing to bring up
fresh troops and 10 deliver counter
attacks, more particularly IN IN"
ncighborhoud Of pppy and from, then
trench system down to GaNrollc. The
British hold the windmill northeast ot
the latter village and have improved
their positions nlong the southwestern
slope Of Greenland hill Continuous.
fighting IL In progress around the
kueuX chemical works
In general way continues th,
correspondent the situation this
morning along the front OF the attack
'hich began AT dHl break uu Situr-
day rs that we hold the German front
llrc from the point where the Daillvul
BiaCh, loop line crosses ia, trenches
northwest of Gayrellc to the fork in
the Oppy line between that place u.I
ArleuN Beyund this fork We hold
thc German support line for length
of about l200 yards Thence oar
front continues Just east ut ArlguN
The weather was too hIzy thls
murniug for good air work ana tn"
artillery observation wa correspond
iUgly poor, but tue gunncrs ON both
sides have picnt, of registered targct
ana the old familiar thunder wakes
ana waucs.
Various German documents that
have been captured urgently cmphd-
sizes the necessity of ccopomihlur
strictly in The expenditure ui shells uj
an types as thN dcarth OF material h.
scriouslv minimizing the output ut
supplies II is also urged that the ar
tllvrN officers De- trained % employ
guns the inner tubes of which an,
worn out upon targets wtdon do not
nc.essitutr very accurate shuutiuE. H-
thc output of new guns rs limited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
PART UN|TEDSTATES
IS TO HAVE IN WAR
IS SOETERM|NED UPON
Ground Work Has Been Laid, but
Further Conferences Are to be
Held to Work Cut Further De-
tils; Viviani Sees Wilson.

ba NhhNfiefFu ireHN
Washington April 80 The British
and French commission settled down
TO their second week Of conferences
today with prelimiuaries cleared and
the ground work of ,he perfection Of
the part OF the Cnitcd States is GO take
in the Grand alliance for overthrow
uf prussiau outocracy
NJ. NivianI. head of the French ms
sion, accompanied by Ambassador
Jussorand had an hours conference
with President Wilson.
NJ Vtviani and Marshal Joffre were
80 have made visit 30 the capitol to-
dag 20 meet senators aud representa-
lives, out nj the last moment the visit
was postponed until later iu The week.
state department officials we're
anxious today to make it plain that
the department took no part what
ever I'm the cNpurgation Of portions of
Marsha Junres statement yesterday
ON the participation Of American
troops ON the battlenelds OF France.
They made il plain that any changes
la the prepared statement Us read by
Marshal Ionro. when later given out
To- newspapers had been made 10y the
French mission ON lis own initiative.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Measures Designed to Stimulate
Production and Protect Public
Against Price Boosters Start
on Their Journey.
PROPOSED REGULATIvE
METHODS WIDESPREAD
Government to Have Almost IN
limited Power Except That of
Price Fixing, Which Is to be
Brought Up at Later Date.

~ Associated Press
Washington. April 3O.--Thc admin
lstration food bills were introduced in
the house today by Chairman Lover OF
the Agriculture committee. They do
not cover price fixing or control Of the
use Of grains FOR distiling liquors
These subjects will be covered iu a bNl
20 De- introduced later
The bills are designed to stimulate
production. prevent boarding make
for equitable distribution ana suspend
the law prohibiting the mixing Of
flour They contain provisions 70 pro
vent conflict with the antitrust ard
interstate commerce laws.
Tho Lever bill approprlatcs &25.00o.-
00G for It's enforcement and authorizes
the appointment of two additional as
sistant secretaries OF agriculture 70
administer Il. The measure is designed
10 prevent a shortage OF food during
Mar time, by projecting the public
Ieainst injurious speculation and
would provide for a survey ~ the food
situation Of the country
II also provide Of the establishment
of standards of grades for agricultural
products ana fertilizers and FOR their
reccptaclcs and requires proper label
ling of such reCeptaclcs TO prevent
freud ana abuse II authorizes the
license and control when necessary. OF
an, business Of manufacture. storage
or distribution of foods. food mn
terials or feeds and gives similar pow
er 10 compel licensees to disgorpc AN
reasOnal rs boarded stocks 60 refrain
from unjust or discriminatory plaCti-
ccs or charges and tu Hocat fair prices
only.
II gives power tn control the mar
NC movement and distribution OF per-
ishpAlc products to pre- 'r.bc per-
cottages OF flour which shall hv mill
cd from wheat and To- permit ur COM
pei wholesale ard economical mis-
lures Of wheat wheat flour or wheat
products with other products.
\ bin tu dee introduced later will
confer plcuIry power ou the president
10 more adequately handle the sItua-
| lion including th, fixing uf prices,
hoch minimum and maximum. Go pre-
scribe national prohibition ia the
president discretion rcgulatc trans
portatiou ot food products. aud deal
Wilt produce exchanges and boards
~ trade to prevent undue speculation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Officials and Rescue Workers Be-
lieve That Nearly All the Bodies
viii be Brought Out Today;
Seven Funerals Held.
CROWDS GATHER AROUND
THE MINE MOUTH EARLY
Sunshine Brings Out the People,
Some Drawn by Curiosity and
Others to See If There Ia ANY
News Of Relatives and Friends.

by Associated rrcss
Hastings. Colo. April 30--Mlne
officials and rescue workers expected
early toda What before tonight most
of the bodies would have been brought
from the Hastings mine Of the Victor
American Fuel company here. whore
ls0 miners we're cntombed by an ex-
piosion last Friday morning. Repair
work on the haulage way into which
large quantities OF rock fell blocking
the track. went on all night.
Plans Tor the funerals have not
been completed. Coroner bradley to-
day reiterntcd that he would no. call
an inquest until he can inspect tho
mine. Z y
a few OF the bodies recovered al
ready have been taken 90 Trinidad
where immediate funerals will be held
Others are being held for general
funeral.
TIE fire which has burned IN the
old workings had nothing To do with
the explosion. Il was definitely estab-
lished this morning when James Cam
eron. superintendent ~ the mine, In
spected the fire barriers across the
openings of the old workings together
with y. ". Davis Of Ravenwood. both
miners of long experience. They re-
ported conditions normal.
A fire has beon burning In the old
workings for more than q year and
Cameron said the inspection was madc
TO set al rest runlOrs that the old fire
was connected with the explosion. He
said hr found the temperature nt the
fire barriers no greater than usual
and all barriers intact
Mr.. Murray and james Dalrymple.
state mine inspector entered the
owrkings together early today for the
first official inspection since Fridays
disaster They were accompanied by
Coroner Thomas Bradley os Las AMI
mas county,
To-day Vas one ut sunshine and
crowds gathered around the mine
mouth early. To prevent their ham
pering the Workmen. ropes were placed
near the mine entrance, Many went
to the c0mpang offlce TO inspect the
bulletin boards where the names OF
Identified dead were posted Eighteen
bodies have been recovered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
EtTRTNT FROM TIM SOMNE
ms DIpHISSI.D GERMANS

British headquarters lu France.
April 30, yu London, 2.l0 q. m
From starr Correspond of tn,
Associated Press There are Iu-
creusing evidences duil. uf how th"
German higher command Is using th,
uamo of Field Marshal won Uiudcn-
uurg la an effort e. sutiln the
morale Of the German lighting mcH
which was lowered bt a., retreat from
the SoWmc lnd the su" os-tW launch
iur OF the British ana fIcu,h utfouriN,
actions Prisoners recently ukcn also
ton haW Won liindouhur4 continue.
o. %, hpld up to the German pupula-
tluu ts whole 1- the man iu whom
~ must repusc confidence and hup,
ol final victory
The recent retreat W. explained "a
the desire of the German command 20
take up position IN the lamous HIN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
TRADE COMMISSION Is
AFTER STATE AID IN
PROBING FOOD PRICES

BY Associated Press
Washington. AprH 3O,--State aid In
the federal trade commissions in
Vestlgation uf high food prices was
taken up here today at a conference
of representatives OF state food boards
with the commission Governors OF
states that have no boards also sent
delegates.
The commission Is lust starting an
inquiry directed ny President Wilson
ana Is onlistinp the assistants of the
states To- hasten sts completion. IL
VIII make a survey OF the country'a
food resources with special reference
10 violations OF the anti-trust faws.
Secretary Houston today saw the
editors of fifty womcn's publication
and asked them 20 help with the ~
rirulturdl departments household
food conservation program. Through
the magazines tud the newspapers
the department hopes 90 teach women
of the land To- practice closer focd
economies In the home.
Forty states were represented ~
the trade commission conference.
Governor Frazier of North Dako7a
attended personally
Francis j. Heuoy who has been re-.
iaincd hy the commission as counse'
said the investigation was not 81
much to find IT ,ows have been "!a-
leted as 20 ascertain the facts ana e.
change conditions that exist IN food
distribution au1 to eliminate speculn-
| tion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
AMERICAN TANK STEAMER Is SUNK;
CAPTAIN, PART OF CREW, NAVAL
LIEUTENANT AND GUNNERS MISSING

hy Captain $ 5. Harris OF this city.
left New YORK March 30 FOR Brkeu-
head. England carried crew OF
thrty-ipur men of whom fifteen were
American citizens. including nine ma
tive born.
The Vacuum Ou company today re-
celvcd this message from us agents
abroad
Vacuum torpcdood twents eighth.
liO miics west uf Barra. Number q
ltfoboW with captain and others
drowned
I'm addition The messagc said
thIt those iu number lifebnat were
saved. luCudins the chief Officer
simpson ami Williams engineers
ilndgren carpenter Lotes quarter
master Baton wireless operator
William Orrell cook; Nichola. Hilsor
and Lasker of the naval sun crew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
FIRST or THE ~ NEIiAI.s or
MINE VICTIMS HELD TODAl

OF the funerals OF victims of the Hast
ings mino disaster tuull place today
Funeral service for vineenzo 1'ircu
took place from the Holy Trinity
church here az this morning and the
funeral Of four Greek victims az i.an
this afternoon The bodies of those
who Wcfc buried here today and ON.
other. Joe hernandez. are the oniv
bodies which have been brought from
Hastings ,o this city. II Is planned -
conduct funerals OF great many ot
the other victims az Hatings tomot-
row and thus avoid public display
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30

denburg line and prisoners now say
that when II becomes known In Ger
many that the British have turned
this position anJ taken possession OF
several miles OF II southeast OF Arras
great depression vii lbe caused.
Civilians. ~ well az soldiers placed
great faith in this line, on which they
say millions upon millions of marks
has been spent. They had been told
the line was so invulperable that the
Germans could sit In II for the re-
mainder OF the war
Tho German class OF 1919, It in
learned, Is being called up but still Is
In training
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
SPANIEL TAKES WITNESS
STAND IN AN EFFORT TO
PROVE HIMSELF INNOCENT

., 1850, sted rress
Coleman. Tex. April s0-For the
second time in three months. Harry
J spaneu took the wlrncss stand to-
day iu an effort to clear himself ot
the chara" 81 murder ln connection
with the killing 81 Mrs crystal Hot
land spaniel and Licutenant Colonel
NJ e. Butler M Alpine. last Iuly
Acquitted AZ San Angelo of the
kining of hls wife spaniel today
sought Go convince Jury of Coleman
county farmers that he was not guilty
OF the charge brourht against him Tor
shooting Colonel Butler
Ia uuiyrrms voice Spanen told of
Lieutenant Colonel Buffers appear
anco iu Alpine last summer and OF
the incidents which he said made him
susplclouS "a She officers Intentions
ttWard Mrs. spancll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Criminals Sentenced
BY Judge Raynolds in
District Court Today

The motion for now trial In the
ease of Leopold Macon, convicted OF
the murder ot Patsy Gonzales. which
was argued before Judge Herbert +.
Rayuolds last week. "a still y psnding.
the Judge not having rendered a de-
cision. Macon, therefore. win not be
sentenced with other prisoners this
afternoon,
These convicted men will be SEN
fenced this afternoon; Jesus Mora.
larceny: Domingo Balles. felonious
entry. and Fiorencio Zamora, assault
with deadly weapon.
The following will plead guilty and
receive sentences. Tomas Romero,
who shot aud killed his wife, second
degree murder; Ricardo Sanchez. as
sault with a deadly weapon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
RIoTING MARKS OPENING
OF BAKERS STRIKE IN
CHICAGO THIS MORNING

q, Associated Press,
chicago. April Rtlting marked
the opening OF the bakers strike In
Chicago this morning At many
places in the Ghetto district mon and
women threw Kerosene un bread as Il
Was prough, To- the wa. ons Tor deliv-
"ry
The shortage Of Loco waves caused
much concern. ana city. state ana fed
cral officials cxcrtcd cvorv effort TO
end The walkout whiaE was caused
by demand fpr higher wages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
RECRUITING CAMPAIGN
WILL NOT BE STARTED
UNTIL BILL Is FIXED

ny Associated Press
Washington. April President
Wilson and Secretary Baker today
took up differences between the senate
and house army hills.
The age limits % "a TO 27 fixed IL.
the senate bill, are preferred by the
administration.
\ date for the registration OF those
liable to service will not be formally
fixed by the president until the bill
has been perfected In both houses. TN
III that time no campaign will be ur-
dertaken To- recruit the regular army
and the national guard np to fun war
strength
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
ALASKAN LEGISLATURE
SENDS PUBLICATIONS.
TO NEW RUSS REGIME

ny Associated Press.
Washington, April 3V-The now
Democratic government Of Russia has
beon officially greeted by the Alaska n
legislature as our ncarept sister re-
public" and the message has been
transmitted TO PetrOgrad by the de-
partment OF state. The following
resolution addressed 20 the president
of the Russian duma was adopted by
the territorial legislature:
''The territorial SENATE and house ~
representatives Of the territory OF
Alaska, In session assembled, extend
the hand of greetings to our nearest
slster repnblic. Nnssla.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
ONLY SLIGHT HOPE HELD
OUT FOR ENTOMBED MEN

Hastings. Colo. April 5O.--Aftcr
personal inspection Of the Hastings
mine of the Victor American Fuel
company, where is0 men were en-
tombod Friday morning w j. Murray.
chairman of the companys board "
directors said today.
Frankly there ls no hope for any
OF the men. However, you can never
tell"
Mr. Murray said he fnunc conditions
not a. bad as hr had expected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
GUARDsMEN DESIGNATED
FOR APPOINTMENT WILL
BE GIVEN DISCHARGES

By Assocsicd Press
Washington. April 30 National
guardsmen designated for appoint.
mcnt IN the officers reserve corps viii
be discharged from the guard under a.
ruling today 10y the Judge advocate
general nf the army.
The war department announced
also that civilians 20 bo appointed
sccuns hsutcnants would he selected
from the 10000 men attending the Of
nccrs' training
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
BUTLER S REPUTATION
REGARDING RELATIONS
WITH WOMEN WAS BAD

Ny N,.oDaicd Press
Coleman Ten. April 300. sherman
sumption uf the luu of Harry 4
Smmo'l 'or che Killing Of Lieuteuont
Colonel N &. Butler testified that the
d,rd officer reputation was bad
rauldug hs relations To- women.
i'ro was formerly Buffers chauffeur
aud knew hm al Dos MoIncs laY and
Tr>a- C.N.
The court room was crowded iu an-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
nockcrcIIcr ron,rols W. a 1. y.

New York. April 3n.--Control of tho
Wheeling a Lake Erie railroad has
passed into the nands Of Rockefeller
interests II was announced here To-.
day, by the purchase Of approximately
Nilh6O,oOO seven per cent prior OF
the road. II Is proposed 10 link up "A
'hicago-W Washington line with Balti-
more connection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30

London Apru 900 ts.I5 %. hJ The
American OH tank steamer Vacuum
ho- a.ou -uuk The captain and part
OF the crew and the naval lieutenant
and uinc American naval gunncrs are
missing.
Th, Vacuum vas suuh bs q Germaul
-uhm1rrc ou saturday whilo she was
lu o. vpN 20 the united States.
rh. rhIot mate and seventeen mon.
ue.uiu- thre, ui the American nav,
gInuor- have been landed.
nou containing thr MASTER of the
sUp and no." remainder "t the crew
tnsrhcr with th, lieutenant aud nine
Ht.J- .uuu,r- is W!ssiuE
H. NMft,ICNN CITIZENS WE'RE
MEMBf ~ on NNCTIM7S CIiEW'
New YORK Spril 80 The Amerl-
can steamship Vacuum, commanded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
DEBATE ON ARGENTINIA's
ATTITUDE IN WAR LEADS
TO SEVERAL FIST FIGHTS
Ry Associated pfsss
L---.------ ~

hl AHNnfititn lftnN
Buonus Aires. Argentina. Aprtl 80.
The question uf Argentina 8 attitude
W the war was debated TO-DAY u e.
stuyu sc-siuu uf the national con-
pros~ OF -ocalSts during which sew
clal Hst lights occurred \ deciara-
tiou avuriug absolute neutrality was
adopted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
VIOLENT FIGHTING SOITII OT
ST. QUENTIN n REPORTED

Parts, April go, tNuoul Niulrut
artillery fghttng occurred last night
south OF 81 Quentin M thu regions Of
Tro'uu lIurtcOisc and 1raouna Sew
cral inoipieut German attacks were
stopped by the French curtain ut fire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Idnho Mnn KiIIcd IN France.

ottawa. ont, April 30.--G H. Muir.
Idaho Fails. Idaho. was listed among
the Killed m action today by the
Canadian casuaitv list
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30

DaNos, switzerland CVla Paris.
April 40, $40 a. m.l--An avalanche
has overwhelmed a train running
from Landsuard 70 Dayos. many lives
being lost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30

Lead, = -. Ami an The liuu
stead Mining company has announced
am u,r,ase ui vase. fur "mpluNr-
rnpDr from ten o. twelve pvr cent.
effective April
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
American Association
Nnlcricnm Ns.ncIntion.

Kansas Citt-lnd!anapolts game
postponed, rain.
CulumDus-Sr Paul game postponed,
rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30

,icipatlon Of spaneil taking the stand.
Many women, some Carrying lunches,
we're 10 he seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Ncv York &: Washington >.

StOrc X, II, IT,
Sew YORK Ol0 olo Ol0 II u
Washington .OlU 600 10 O--a ,
Batteries Sncckcr and Nuua-
maker. Dumout aud lteury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Today'S Baseball
Results
National League
philadelphia 8: Boston >.

FIIIlndcIphla ~ InstOn :.
Score r. II T..
Boston .......l10 600 600 I
Philadelphia .003 0Op o0N--3 . .
Batteries Rudolph and GoWdy;
Alexander ana Killifcr.
Chieapo-St. Louis game postponed.
wet grounds
Brooklyn York game post
poucd, wet grounds.
PIusburgh-C!ncinnau game post
poucd, rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-30
Boston g; philadelphia ..
American League.

Detroit. Chicago game postponed
gaiU.