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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
Dicen que lc dsrrotaron.

El informe Official cue sc ha dado a
rcnccer, dice que las tropas del go
bierno derrotaron 4 AImazan. hacitn-
dole algunas bajas. Pero dicho in
forme no proporciona ningunos deta-
lies nj siuuiera da = coaocer Ell NOM
bre del jefe c~arrancista que mandaba
las tropas que combatieron al joven
revolucicnario.
Las autoridades miltiares de Nata-
moros, q quienes Sc pregunt6 sobre
esta acci6n de guerra. manifestation
no tener informes ofic-a!es y este
ha sevido para que los amigos Y
simpatizadores de Almazan cream que
las noticias de su derrota 20 son
fundadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
DGnde Sc habia refugiado.
sp,,aEgar

Wr -. -..:oI 49,
Anoi''
ia S'uo """o " >0
ee"e' 4"' oJ ;,
general S'"e.'0' ,
-hoA'erreF-reAte'e FuS
cf"Zo ID INCA o'' 'a'''' S'' -
pueS de IA aeTToI" quo S''''' :"
A~sua!eSuAs' st ie'"s'' ("
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
R~eapareci6 AImazan..,
(Viene de Ia 1s.)

ell paradero del general AlmaZan.
pues como Sc deja dicho. cast Sc te-
MIA Ia plena seguridad de cue habia
tornado refugic en- este lado de Ia IL
nea divisoria, eXactamente como los
miembros de su Estado Mayor que
habian sido capturados.
Las pesquisas no dleron, sin en-
barge. ningujn reSultado, Y en- vista
de este Sc abandor6 II creencia de
que ~estuviera, efectivamente en- terri
torio americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
No ha habido nuevos
des6rdenes en- Espana


S~cryicio Especial para LA pRENSA.
MADRID, Fc5rero 3.-Entre las no
ticias que fueron recibidas de las di-
ferentes prcvincias del RENO hoy en-
Ia manana. no Sc contiene ninguna que
dc cuenta de que Sc hayan registrado
nuevos motines Y ESQ ma producido Ia
impression de que Ia situacion en- ge-
neral va mejorando Y que mediante
las energicas medidas dictadas por Ell
-obierno. en- aIgunas parties en- las cue
e. peligro apareci6 como mayor, este
ha podido, al fin. dominar la situa-
ci0n.
El Ministro de Ia Gobernacion per
maneci0 en- su despacho hasta Va tar
de V antes de abandonarlo declare que
20 Sc habian recibido noticias de que
hub!eran acaecido nuevos disturbios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
Sc ESPERA uN NUEVO DlSCuR-
so DE LLOYD GEORGE.

ssryIcio Especial para Ia PRESSi.
LONDRES, Febrero 3.-Comienza
q rumorarse que dentro de muy po-
cos dias, ell Primer Ministro Sir Lloyd
George pronunciara In nuevo dlscur-
So ante ell Parlamento y que le SER
vira de tema Ia resolution . que Sc lie
90 en- las recientes conferencias de
Versailles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
pRlVrpt APARICL0N DE FL.
Pasa Il Ii "a. Col 6a.)


.os c,r;aIes v poliricos como Pope del
Rio Ze-acero. D. Hip6.!,o RODRIGUEZ
" o5ros. porque D. HipoHyo era como
l., ret-s.sda On .nater.a de Ebertad y
s~eraqja.
vo r~f.aras-os anecdotes colo
-, cr;,ica es~,andalosa.
5I1,. go, nrn,as. ensueaos dc
- , p nohreza. = cuaneo
b,,ua -sr;a rucar en- aouei taller,
:, .,,,o -. IN de5ado de cora
~. .s;.+;s ~ran3cio, sie.npre ser!o,
~sse~ya5o. r-is,e. como abstraido dc
"a conversation, rompiendo II rub2
., rarrainseg.5 re.am2agos lie sa-
na, a.. arqc;a o de satira. Que deja-
- obsr~+os q les circumstances.
P,,o Ramirez no era communicative,
my eso-decia e.-ror feo : pc
I~a n,e r.sa.en Je IL casa de mis-
;~,e ar,ares
,r,.roz a;aroY = Pamirez CO.
,:,,fa,+~ as,a.;alas en- todos los
- -, - r,n;-ai obseru;ardo,c
cor ~a},aasrzos = CO
-,
,..-,. r,yrn 10 los che
.r, P-r,iraz ens-
-r,-,c - or 10 iYtjmo
T., b., ~ ,anrochs con
-....-n,
io
re
req,
~ ..t~a =, osa.-os sin,
=, .or,rsr;o 10 :,
80 -,.,,;snio eynonev
- r,s ,hiat,s lie 81 quito
..-~.o.o
.r3~-as A-..a5a lie sus padres, De
su esncsa. DC sGs hernanos J 9arlen-
les. Pe.o les u eSi~oa"0s " 5" III
H'e31'c-'a "''
-. -, .,,sx;r,,s como
es,a.
Qua 70 Sc h2ola mai &c todas las
~-.ro,a;."
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TIotzky en- fin!andia~
(Viene dc Ia 1a)

roios intentaron catear Ia casa del Ge-
neral silverkjem, un anciano de ochen-
ia amos y que indignado por 10 que
nretandian lIevar a cabo, descargo 50
revolver sobre los guardias, matando
4 yarios de ellos, desputs de 10 euai
Sc suicide.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
GIRLIOTECA HUSTRADA PAhA
NIS0S

NGNlN
I. 80 eentavse cads TsHS).
El Enaasto de los Nmos.
Ffsica al Alca4ce de les R:nus
HiStoris de las Seetedadea
Humans.
RIRLIOTECA DE ISDHSTRlAR
LUCRATTVAS
a q centavos csds Tomo)
Ganado Lamar
Caballos de Carga
Industria Algodoners
Gus-nos de SEEDS
industrial Alfarers
Caballos de Lujo
'ndustria Azucarera
Las Flores y sus Perfumes
~Explotaci6u de Ia Patata
Crfa de Cabras
Crfa de Cerdos
81 AZafran.
Cna de Palomas
ogR.s POPULARES EMPASFA-
DAS
a Is eentavos caas ma
Ouiromanri'
Gufa del Buen Sirvints
Juegos y deportes
Labnres del Bello sexo
sumento de bienestar 2 tonos 0.oo
Manual! de postres , hcores
Manual de reposteyfa v ~oasteier1a
HAZASAS DE FANTOMAS
CA so eentavos tena)
El genio del crimen
Misteriosas fechorfas
Horrible estratagems
Cadaver que habls
Juve contra Fantomas
FL muerto que mata
La huelIa del muer.o
Fl agente setreto
Ell documcnto ndmero 4.
PrisionIro de Fantoun
Ell diamante del Reg.
Destreza Until
Ell abogado mil. osc
81 p~olizonts apache
FL niho deIaparecido
y shorcado do Londre5
Vida por vids
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No Sc les ha combatido.

FL gcbernador Ortiz Rubio tiene
" los nomOres de todos los reyolu-
clones arist6cratas Y esta enterado De
que 81 campaAa csta aroducicndo
frutos muy perjudiciales para el ca
rrancismo. Pero NADIA IA intentado
en- contra de ellos, porque carece de
las fucrzas armadas neccsar;as para
c0mbatirlos. Todas las tropas del
gcbierno federal estin dcstinadas 4
Ia campana contra Chavez Garcia y
Cmtora, cuya actividad es asombro-
sa. Tan audaceS son estos revolu-
cionarios que frecuentemente llegan
q los suburbios de Norelia y mardan
qlguncs de SIS hombres al centric de
"a ciudad para comunicarse con los
D~artidarios que en- ella tienen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

No Ia a!ta5o c=;sa Eaya
QUeEido iaVeSGgsr las vez-
ta;z5 dc tan gran 6escu9E--
nienlo. avocaaGcse con e.
6es-u57;3c-, :! Q-uico :
Fa-nacGu.ico K-oG2srge-,
(943 Kea1-y St. San Fran
cisco, CGl) Cuisc he s.do
condecc-ado CT las mas c.
leb-adas Unyersi0ades de-
EG-cDa..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
Sc VAN 4 TOMAR PRECAUClO-
NES PARA PROTEJER LAS
OBRAS DE ARTE.

Servicio Especial para Ia PRENsA.
PARIS, Febrero Bel gobiefno es-
ia estudiando los pasos adicionales que
es n~ecesario dar a fin de proteJer
contra las incursiones aereas de los
alemsnes las obras de arte que exis-
ten en- Ia ciudad, especialmente el
Arco del Triunfo, Ia Santa Capilla y
el Teatro de Ia Opera.
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Maxine G6RkY.

Que signifiea este? 5Por que es-
"a listed fumando en- vez de trabaiar?
Como es que 10 eneuentro asi?
Me encuentra asi porque no note
&c ven-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
GuillerR,o prieto.

Cuando recesite iihros en- espaHol,
d~irijsse 4 ignacic E. Lozauo, N. San
ia Rosa Ave. 11s San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

Cuando necesite hbros en espaa:l
uIs;ase s Ignacio E. LozaEL-ils
n. Sts. Rosa Ave San AEt5,.s, Ts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

pecado contra Dios por haber de-
puesto al Ear, para que Sc congre-
guen como rebanos Y cooperen q Ia
formation de la nueva m%onarquia
rusa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

Cuanda necesite hbres Ell espahol
dirjase s. Ig1scio Z: LoZanO.--lls
u. eSs. Rosa Ave. Ssa 5ntasis Tsx
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uN huEvo DEGcu25IMigTTo
mARAVI-oSc = ~ ra@cs~
cu!M!Co- =AR@ sc&gTicC
SAN FRANCISCO CSL-EoE&-A

Entire los mG's'7'ee des-gb-5lF.sH.cc TO.
6e-Eos hecECS CT S@actic:1 C = 1u=safs-
dat, sc IA auU---.tS UGC &c -~-1-s 'n-
~portsrciS en- e. Eagr50 o. . Atea'-'-a =
cue sSta deEs'"0co = Efl-'CEr u >G3s.-
mIento de co-Sgc.S -. PG5i.12 81 general =
en- particular = "a @--,.-.-@z ci--c %
pacientes.
Muchoa lnTeIices que, no de ahora, nan
sVivido en- co1tinl-a a.-isaGG 7E- ci -eT1or
de no oc5er cu-i-Js = = s-r J15 >1TCS pa
ra los amigos = para g. >rcriS F-E1..2, teT-
mIraran poF coaS.--Tcr e: G@"N1 15scuG-.-
mIento como uE Y~s-GG1src Cos -. c!e.c.
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Alvarez contra Garcia Prieto.

Ell lider republican, Melquiades Al
varez ha causado gran sensation en-
ire Ell publ!co Y en- los circulos poliu-
COS con unas declaraciones que hizo
en- as que le hace al Primer Mlnlstro
Garcia Prieto los graves cargos de
habar vio!ado las promesas Que hlzo
de dejar una completa libertad q fin
de que Sc efectuaran las proximaS
e!ecciones parlamentarias.
Agrega e. sus d~eclaraciones que
tie7e Ia complete certeza de que las
r~ec:ertes huelgas Y los motines pro
ducidcs ror "a question de los ali
mentos Sc nan estado usando por el
actual gobierno como I'm pretexto para
suprimir los trabajos elect0ra!es cue
Sc estaban llevando a cabo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
Niiiores de trabajadores e.ogian
: Wilson.

IA smpiezan a reci5irse telegr&-
mas d. Washington QIe Sc retIeren
! los e!ogics que las sociedades J
,n;oaes de trabajadores de todoS
os Estados Un;dos envian al pres!-
lente Wilson po- haber acceptable
eombrar IL comisi6n qne estudiara
! asunto Mooney Y socios.
Los obreros consideran este he
no como IN gran triunfo, y 10 es Il
10 dudarlo pues notoriamente ME
-eses poderosisimos estaban deeidl-
los 2 perder 4 Mooney y a sus aso-
,iados.
Ahora ben e. objcto lie perse-
III = Mooney. V de llevario hasta
! pati3ulo era Al mismo tempo GU"
,astigarlo por su activa propaganda
contra algunos capitalistas, desprest'
riar 7 las Uniones que e! misnno lea
'er uaneiaba, pues el crimen Gel
.ue Sc les guerra hacer cesponsaoleS
- odicso: 10 muerte de IN punado
g ~inocentes.
Y a todo este. cabe preguntar:
.cut hace la po!ic!a para dar con
IS ve-daderos cuipables? O blen:
.Es.a mejor o~rganizada Ia banda de
,sesinos cue consume el cFinen que
: policia?
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La restauracion monarquica.

La restauracion monarquica.
Respecto 4 los ter.atenientes Y ca
pitalistas no tienen representation
en- ell %gobierno. Hasta ahora no esta
re9resentada una gran parte del eie-
mento agricola de Russia en- el So
b~:erno; muchos pequenos propieta-
rios tienen miedo de que sus tlerras
sean corGuistadas: algunos de estos
Sc han undo a sus representatives
IN el Consejo Executive. Naturalmen
:e cl gobie,no esta tornado dc hon.
res con poca habilidad tecnica y fl
nanciera, pero hombres capaces
estan adhiriendose q e Y 10 estan
fortificando.
"Todas aquellas persoBas que CO.
roci cuando estaba Kerensky en- el
gobiero Sc encontraban en- IA car
eel o en- ell destierro cuando sail de
Russia.
Hay que hacer notar mucho cue
el pueblo ruso es ignorante y sir E.
ducaci6n. La parte agricola del pals
esta sumida en- Ia ignorancia y Ia
superstition, y creo que este sera
una de las causas para que Sc res
taure la monarquia. La opinion de
I'm russo muy rico, es esta: 81 u1ia
contrarrevoluci6n viene, bastara de-
cir a los campesinos que ellos han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

LIMPIAVISTA CHEMICAL co.
sf7 D~oloroSa st Dept =
san Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
No durard dos anos...
(Viene de Ia 1a.)

dos crzadores y otros gastos nece-
s2rios para Ia ~prosperidad de las in
5ust.ias esten empleados. :'odo por
FL pueblo Y para e! pueblo-terminj
TroZky-es nuestro lena"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04
e. GObgrnadOr De-,
(Yiene de Ia BAD
81 c.;nen del Fickert.

81 c~.;naen del Fickert.
En- tanto que el jueZ Fickert asc-
ezra que e. estudio ~presentado POI
n ComisiGn que preside el senior
Wilson no fue % suficlentementc
lrofundo para darsc cuenta de 10,
,echos. el abogado Tomas O'Connor
lei Console de defensores de los
,narouistas ataca rUdamente 4 Fic-
;ert Y dice que el nueyo jurado de
,a haccrse tanto para Mooney como
a = Billings. e! primero de los anar-
ruistas preSo por este mismo asan-
0 sentenciado va una condena
Ic pris:6n perpetual.
O'Cornor asevera, tamblen, que
!eben hacerse nuevoS jurados para
: esposa de Mooney, abSuelta va Y
-oiavia en- prisijn, y que sobre to-
10 de5e procurarSe busear I los YER
lade-os sutores del criman ilputa-
e : Mooney y socios paes que tai
.osa no Sc ha hecho aun.
F. Juaz Superior Franklin 4. Grit
in que opin0 sjempre qae Sc rep
era e. iurado de Mooney cuando
u tcstigo de cargo Oxman declare
ue har!a mentido en- el juicio pues
Tue nj $iGuiera Sc encontraba e7
california el dia en- que aseguro 4
Is iueces que habia yisto q Mooney
: socios testaba en- Oregon!D sc
nostr6 muy satisfccho cor "a deter
minacidn de- presidents Wilson, y
~ este sentido E.izo d~eclaraciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-04

guCy ea.
/.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17

barn so I could use it at noon-hour sometimes?"
 T had planned on that "Gee What kind of machine is it, Pop?"
 Tt is a center-control, four-speed. gear driven, bali-bearing. self starting, cooled, puncture-p proof tired, TO- taryaction, lawn-mowing machine, explained the paternal ancestor. And silence was once more rampant Judge.
 Has It Happened to You? Nervous country gentleman tas taxi just misses an island,: Do drive care fully, please. I'm not accustomed to taxis.
 Driver: That's funny. I ain't used to 'en, neither. As matter of fact I've only taken this on for a bet Punch.
 Yes
 The street car company doesn't want to take any chances of any of it's employees being electrocuted At least that is how I figure why it en- ploys such poor conduetors.-Jrdge Hop a jit.
 Helps Herself "Is your wife always after you for your carp
 "No. she never asks me for it." Happy man.
 She just takes it."-Baltimore American.
 Before War Echas Whenever you are cut of gasoline, Hank, come over and help yourself out of the tank in my garage" "Jabez, help Mir. Jones to some more of the roast beef"
 "I'll send you over a couple of dozen nice fresh eggs from my place" How many lunps-three or four?" Some more butter, nister?" Light or dark meat? Take little of both.''
 You haven't eaten half enough, Mr. Jones'"
 My wife never likes to see any, body leave our table hungry Are you sure five is enough? You had better take 0.-Brooklyn Eagle. Some people can travel almost as far on their nerve as in their Ford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
Wartime Simplicity Marked Funeral of
 Sir Cecil Spring-Rice
President Wilson Was Represented by Counsellor Frank L. Polk
 of State Department

Ottawa, Ont, February 16--War time simplicity marked the funeral here today of Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, former ambas- sador to the United States, who died last Thursday at Government House. all though leading representatives of the diplomatic military. professional and business interests of the Dominion as sembled at St. Bartholomew church to do him honor.
 The casket, covered with the union jack, reposed in front of the chancel, and was banked with profusion of flowers, which included an exquisite wreath bearing the card of President and Mrs Wilson. A bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley was sent by MT. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan of New York, who numbered Sir Cecil and his family as their close friends and who had come here for the funeral Other trib- utes were from men widely known in the United States and Canada.
 The impressive service was read by his lordship, Bishop Roper, of the Anglican diocese assisted by the Rev. r. w. Bre- win, rector of the church where Can ada's governors have always worshipped, and by the Rev. W. A. R . de. The caslet was placed in vaus in Beech wood cemetery, where it will remain until the British government decides whether it shall find it's last resting place in England. The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire Lady SpringRice and her children occupied the first pew.
 l President Wilson was represented by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
Irish Times Praises
 American Artillerymen
Says Recent Aid Given French in Attack Shows They Have Mastered
 Technicalities of War

London, February 16.The Irish Times. in a, leading article today, says the at tack carried out by French infantry in the Champagne February 13, though on minor scale. was of some importance having for it's object the elimination of a troublesome salient. Continuing, the newspaper says:
 ''The attack was completely successful being pressed home to the third line of German defenses and yielding 150 pris- oners.
 Tn this action American guns played part which the French, the most ex- pert artillerymen in Europe, were quick to praise. The American batteries ef- factively destroyed the German defenses
 in artillery preparation They covered the French assault with a rolling bar rage, cut off the rear communications
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
HEARD ABOUT AUTOMOBILES HERE AND THERE

of the enemy and after the capture of the objective, heightened the barrage with precision and protected the French infantry's new position.
 "The incident is important as showing that already the American forces in the line have fully mastered the intricate technicalities and exact cooperation upon which success in modern war de- bends. This is full of promise for the larger part which the American army is destined soon to play on the western front.
 The American republic has begun to repay the debt owed to the first republic of Europe and this time as the two re- publics stand together, Great Britain stands with them in vindication for the great principles which it is their mission to assert before the world"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
DORT QUALITY IS LONG ESTABLISHED
 FACT, SAYS DEALER


 "Dort reputation for worthy manu- featuring accomplishment is not a re- cent development, but dates from the prime of the horse-drawn vehicle in dsstry. Blue-ribbon vehicles made by the Durant-Dort Carriage company, stood for years as a conspicuous syn onym of value,' says Bob Pierce of the Pierce Motor Car company, local Dort and Rec dealers.
 This Is so with Dort motor driven cars. The same scrupulous methods the identical ideals that gave the Dort name prestige in the days of 'Dobbin' are perpetuated in the manu- facture of these cars.
 sThe home of the Dort is Flint, Mich. It is plant well adapted, managed and manned for efficient and economical production"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
Things to Be Thankful For

Things to Be Thankful For When the village blacksmith dis covers unsuspected trouble with the magneto and fixes it with the cold chisel.
 It Will Happen It was a beautiful moonlight night and the engine was purring along just as contentedly as the occupants of the car.
 Suddenly: And am the only girl you ever loved?'
 "Certainly. darling
 Then why have you called me Ruth 10 times this evening when my name is Ethel?"
 Sooner or Later He had cranked earnestly and faith fully for full quarter hour. There was plenty of gas in the tank, and it had been running alright until after they had stopped to fix that pune ture.
 tFrom the back seaD ooh, Henry!' Huh, What?"
 Did you turn the ignition on?" ''O-o-o-h. I never thought of that""
 Father Buys We'll announced Father Sub herbs before his family at dinner as- sembled. "I bought machine today" "Oh, Henry.' sighed his wife. "G. Whillikens,' commented Jimmy, aged six.
 Also, ". Shakespeare supple mented Genevieve, whose age is not to be discussed.
 Gan I learn to run it, Pop?" in quired William, who has had 15 years experience with the ways of the not unsung universe.
 ''Yes, my son, I think you can,'' condesceuded Father s.
 Gan use it Saturdays when there aint any school?'
 "I think it would be an excellent idea for you to do so.''
 And can we keep it right in our
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17

c. S. Pope. formerly Of the enSi- neering department of Dodge Broth orS. has been appointed chief ensi- ,eer of the Elgin Motor Car corpora tion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-17
HERE ARE THE 1918
 TRAINING CAMPS

With final decisions reached by the St. Louis Browns and Washington as to training camps. all major league clubs now have picked sites where their players will be drilled for the coming campaign As usual Texas is the favorite state for camps, tw American and two National league teams going to the Lone Star state. while the Browns are to be just across the line in Louisiana. Florida will get three clubs. two of them in one city. The training camp locations for major league teams this spring are as follows:
 AMERICANS
 Chicago at Mineral Wells, Tex. St. Louis at Shreveport, La. Detroit at Waxahachie, Tex. Washington at Augusta, Ga. Philadelphia at Jacksonville, Fla. Boston at Hot Springs, Ark Cleveland at New Orleans, La. New York at Macon, Ga.
 NATIONALS
 New York at Marlin, Tex
 St. Louis at San Antonio, Tex. Chicago at Pasadena, Cal.
 Boston at Miami, Fla
 Philadelphia at St. Petersburg, Fla. Pittsburg at Jacksonville, Fla. Cincinnati at Montgomery.
 Brooklyn at Hot Springs, Ark.