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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05
Derbies Show Real <.Pep'' ''
 In Workout
FREE SCORE CARDS

Old Sol beamed in all of his glory this morning and Gene McCann and his Brown Derby squad were at Newfield at 10 o'clock on the dot. Among th.> new arrivals were Bernie Starr, catcher, OutfieIder Dick Loftus, and ShOrtstOp Yves Kingdom . Despite the rain of yesterday the diamond was in fair shape and the athletes were cavOrt- ing abOut the diamond with midsummer vim
 Hooray! Free Score Cards.
 Free score cards with the daily bat ting order of the cOntending teams will be an innovation this season at NeWf1eld Park games, according to an announcement by President Clark Lane. Jr. The concession has been granted to an advertising firm and the agreement is that will be distri- buted without cost to spectators. Formerly at SpasmOdic eintervaIs a dime, but the plan as in other minor league parks, didn't prove popular.
 Baltimore is another city to adopt the free scOrecard system. Last sea son the programs served as tickets, each spectator received one as he en- tered the park.
 IlGncWat or Lease expected
 While this season will mark the termination of the Newffeld Baseball Park and American Chain A. A, the Bridgeport Baseball Club is hoping that a renewal can be affected for an other term of years with the O'Rourke estate. Should another lease for reasonable length of time be possible some big improvements can be look ed for next season at the local ball grounds
 Sarr Will Bolster Team
 Bernie Starr will add strength to the Derby catching department. Starr comes here on a Yankee string. He occupied a place on the Yankee bench the latter part of last season and made favorable impression with HugginS during his workout with the Yank hurlers- MCCann entsrtains sarong hopes flor the youngsters
 Other players were due to report later in the day, and tomorrow a ri gorous training clip will be inaugural ed in preparation for the game Sun jday with lhe Giants Colts who are now nortflward bound from southern climeS.
 Gilbert Uses His Ave.
 Billy Gilbert wielded his axe yes terday, releasing Harold HOrkheimer, Bridgeport players and catcher Army, who will play with Norfolk, Va.
 Billy Gilbert is there as a speech maker. Here's what he reeled off on his arrival in Waterbury:
 "GentIemen, Pm not strong on promises. I assure you that we are going to have a good winning ball club this year. I've been south and had my pick of all recruits and if I don't produce you can run me out of town.' Billy Gilbert at Postmaster GeddeS banquet.
 Paddy O'Connor, Albany pilot, has announced that Ned DamerOn, his hard hitting first baSeman has signed. Dameron was one of the longtime holdouts with Jiggs Don3hue and Pitcher Brown.
 where he will play Pi<irnbe- Joe is eX- whehe he will play. Plumbesr JCe is eX- pecting to hear daily from Judge Landis with a decision in the Water bury dispute.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

MIDDLETOWN pr. Edgar Eau yer, professor of physical education at Wesleyan. has appointed Warren E. Steller to coach the baseball team at the college. Steller is an old Ob- erlin College player
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

Gilbert Uses His Ave.
 Billy Gilbert wielded his axe yes terday, releasing Harold HOrkheimer, George MOshier and Eddie Hart, Bridgeport players and catcher Army, who will play with Norfolk, Va.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

Ty Cobb has asked waivers on his veteran second sacker, Pop" Young.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

Paddy O'Connor. Albany pilot, has announced that Ned DamerOn, his hard hitting first baseman has signed. Dameron was one of the longtime holdouts with JiggS Don1hue and Pitcher Brown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Harvey Bright of Brooklyn. N. Y, and Harry Kada- koff, of St. Louis. lightweight boxers have been suspended from boxing in St. Louis for two months by the City Boxing Committee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

NIEEBOURNE-G L. Patter- son and James O. Anderson. Austra- nan tennis stars. will not go to the United States to compete in the Davis Cup matches next September.
 NEW YORK-After an absence of more than 30 years lacrosse will re- turn to New York University today when the Violet will meet Princeton at Ohio Field.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

where he will play. Pizirnbe~ Joe is ex- whehe he will play. Plumbe" Jce is eX- pecting to hear daily from Judge Landis with a decision in the Water bury dispute
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

JAMAICA RACETRACK - Nor vich, the most-taIked of three-year- old of the American turf, buck Jumped a mile in training at the Ja- maica track in HAT.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w. Va.-The second annual open golf tournament at White Sulphur Springs will be played on the Greenbrier course tomorrow. Play will begin Thursday and will continue uIftil Sat uIday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE: Southern Iowa town. 1000:
rent. $50; direct Ford agency: complete
office and shop equipment; large bust
ness Price. 5000; Cars and tractors
extra.
GROCERY. GENERAL STORE AND
SOFT DRINKS; Wisconsin town. 900 /:
near Manitowoc; own frame building
with seven living rooms; good fix
tures. clean stock doing $40 900 annu-
ally; $500 and invoice.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE: Small west
ern Minnesota town: own buildings: liv-
Ing rooms: dance hall, 1880; electric
plant: good location and businessj
$500 and inyoice stock,
BATTERY AND TIRE SHOP; Central
Iowa town. 1000; good building and
location: filling station; fine equipment.
largo business; clean stock. Complete.
GENERAL STORE: Western Minnesota
town; Montevhieo territory; own build
ing 25x4o; living rooms above: splen-
did territory and location; large bust
ness, good equipment: clean stock Com
plete 5000.
GARAGE: Iowa town, TOO: Ottumwa
territory: own frame building. choice
corner location; high-class equipment:
easy competition. fine business; - 900
and invoice stock about $500
Minnesota town. ] 900;
rent cheap; good location; soda foun-
tain; counter and tables service. do
ing $4,000 annually Equipment high
class; 50. 900 will handle.
MEAT MARKET Eastern South Dakota
town, 1000: rent $50. slaughter house;
complete fixtures and tools: ice ma.
chine. etc Doing SIS to 5000 daily.
SPLENDID location; $4,000 and invoice.
GARAGE: Southeastern Iowa town, 400;
good building, 40x72; good corner To-
cation. no competition: excellent equip
ment; gas station, etc. Large 'busi-
ness: $4,000 and invoice stock.
GENERAL STORE; Iowa town. 900, near
Marengo; rent. $50: complete fixtures
and shelving: good territory; clean
stock. about 5000 and well assorted.
An unusual bargain at $4,000.
GARAGE: Iowa town. 400. near Wapel-
10; own fire proof building. 4ox80; choice
location; on highway; completely enuip-
ped: large business snap at $4,000
and invoice.
Eastern Wisconsin town. 80. 600: COM
plete modern equipment; employ 16,
well established: own fire proof build
ing and Groom modern house. Doing
s125.000 and up annually. An Ideal
FACTORY: Eastern Wisconsin
town. 500; own frame building and g..
room house with heat: 1-acre land
we'll located splendid dairy section;
handling 5000 lbs. milk. Complete.
$500
BUSINESS: Eastern Wis
consn town. 5000. fire-proof building
50x100; two curb pumps; complete
equipment. fine show room; excellent
contracts: everything new; the kind
seldom Offered for sale
BUSINESS EXCHANGE CO,
225 Hamm Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
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HARDWARE for sale cheap. An unusual
opportunity. paying business. established
for &c years In the best location In the
best city of l0. 900 in eastern Kansas. own
er wishes to engage in wholesale business,
invoice about s22500. Can be reduced
No trades.-If you want to step into our
established business address Y-20bs. oma-
ha Bee.
A Salvage & Treasure expedition leaves
$. +. next month headed by engineers
able. Cooperative; $500 required. Only
reputable men taken, Bethlehem sEngr
Corp. ~ California St. sa, Franoisco
BUSINESSES or business property sold
quickly for cash. No matter where To-
Gated, Transactions strictly confidential
No exclusive contract. Buyers waiting.
Chicago business 4 Realty Exchange, a27
South fasalls st, Chicago.
RESPONSIBLE corporation wants general
sales managers to open branch office,
manage statesmen $500 to $4,000 neees.
sary. expenses To baltimore allowed II
YOU qualify Address Manager. to3 N
Eutaw 81. Baltimore. Md
HOTEL. for sale or trade for land. hotel
Is new aud modern, opposite depot. 20
sleeping rooms. cafe in connection. good
town, owner. &. q. Hox iss, sutherland,
ssh
GARAGE FOR RENr-M Brsinard. Neb
stosk snd fixtures about t.,ee0. Rent for
bfleh building atNllN feet zee yer month";
wtth steam hsat, ealY two 10 tash, John
pamsra
PARTNER wanted 10 start manufaciafs
iuE huslnsss ia omaha This Nill b. the
biggest mnneg maker ever hfaesat tsfpte
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Real Estate Transfers.

Lillian Hunter and husband 70
Norman H. Atwood ct al, Mill
, AIRY W. a's side irregular ,...,......s $500
.. NJ. Talcott and wife to Il. -
Rusch II. e. cor 2sth and jack :, an
son st. 44% s3.....,.....,.,.. ii'ooo
Carl Anderson and wife to Har
A. Turkey n. W. cor. 9TH and At :,
las st., 62i1xS. ........
T. 4. Mason and wife to Harry A.
Turkey, $. .. cor. 4sd and Bur- :,
dette St. 50xi20............,...
Anna Dodge to Mabel Lee Murphy.
Dodge St. $40 It. W. OF 42d ST. .,o.
s. side 50x12sh ............,,.t. s,oVo
stella Lester and husband TO So
phia Gragls. S3d ST.. 37is IT. n. OF
T St. w side, 90xi26..,.....,,. z'soo
Rose c. Gentleman to Konstanti.
nos Amboriotes, jackson At. 90
IT. W Of nth St. n. side. ooxl5z ss'ooo
George W. Nownes and wife TO Al
bert A. sehrempp. 5oth St. b2s
It. n. OF Pacific st. W. side. s0x
lis .,...t..,......,ss. sow
George V. Norris and wife TO Ida
Watson. Parker st, 90 H. .. OF
aith st., n. side, 30xl27i ....,. l,soo
James kasakes and wife 10 Jesse
Kodskov ct al, n. e. CO 42d and
Writ SITS, 4s.10xi0i.0s. .,,.s... $500
Alfred Nielsen and wife TO Leonard
q. Kohl and wife. $, e. cor. aSd
and Pierce SITS, s0Ni2s,..,..... 1000
Oscar Z. keyser ct al, TO A. Free
man. 2sd St, sss II. $. or burt
st, 3?ax76 ......t.s.,..,..,t.. $500
Fred Armbrust and wife 20 H. NJ.
f,uehbe and wife, 18th st, 5si II
= Of Arhor St. e. side. 3ihNS2b 1900
Winfield T. Kelley and wife to
Mary Louise kasai, Leavenworth
at, i2t It. e. Of Ssth St. n, side.
&tNli3 .4tfstts.+.sssst +ss stsss* teVv
Henry J. stadden et al. TO Harry
A. Barta. : G. 90 Pinkuey and
Military ave. irregular .....sss f,tfb
Harry A. Rarts and wife TO Chris
tian n, Nielsen. Military ave, 50
n. . IT rinkney ST.. . side.
trrsgular sssstssssssstt tsltst. WV
Hanna Tierman 20 John Applehy
and wife, Parker 81. SO n, ..
3 Of tgd 81, side, Aoxtte, Afke
Frank A. Lewis and wife 20 no
" X, Lows. Florenrs blvd, stf
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Anna 4 catilaast aad husband %
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

DON'T buy A PIANO or PLAYER.
without investigating tho wonderful bar
gains In hish. grade. used instruments that
We ar. offering at big reductions and on
easy terms
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BURIAL VAULTS.


WOODEN boxes soon decay Steel or iron
vaults will rust out and collapse Thcre-
fore you should insist upon your under
taker using an Automatic Sealing Con-
crete Burial vault. waterproof and ever
lasting. Manufactured only by the Omaha
Concrete Burial Vaul' Co. $40 N. 30tb
IT., Omaha. Inspected invited
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CEMETERIES.

VISIT FOREST LAWN.
orders are now being received ut the
greenhouse for planting OF tulip bulbs for
spring blooming, also orders for winter
wreaths and evergreen blankets for the
winter season. offices vi the cemetery
north Of city llmital and 100 Brandeb
Theater Bldg
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES

WfLsON--C,ordeiia, aged 81. passed on 20
rest al the home OF her daughter Mrs.
Irving G. Palmer, October ~, 1929. Be-
loved wife Of J. W. Wilson Of Corning, la.
Funeral services and burial were held Mt
Corning, Ia, OrtOnr 20.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH to THINK our many kind friends
and reighbors for their sympathy and
kindness during rho illness and death OF
our beloved wife and daughter. and for
the many beautiful floral offerings.
tSiEnsdb -
MIR AND MRS. y. II. COLE FAMILY.
MIR. JAMES II. WRENT.
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Your Advertisement in The Hep Wanted Column of The
MALE HELP WANTED.


DENTIST wanted. operator. Taylor dem
lists, jaw Commercial 81. Waterloo, La,
GRANITE LETTERER.
The Holden Monument Co. Cherokee. Ia.
offers steady position pnder good work.
ing conditions. Prefer married man.
Must be good all around workman and
reliable, and must come at once. State
age and experience and, II possible, give
reference In first letter.
LEARN TO SELL INSURANCE.
Evening school In life insurance, No one
already with contract admitted. No charge.
no obligation. Tel. IA. 1917,
LABoRERs wanted for brick yard. Bal
lou Brick Co, Sergeant Bluff. la,
MAN wanted for Grand Island and men
or women vicinity Of Central City, Kear-
ney and iioldfejge. TO demonstrate the
SeohfiHt Pressure Cooker and Gamer. Used
by Nebraska university and by govern
ment demonstrators, cooks food In one
third time; sold on payments carried by
company ana .iyes It's own payments on
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today Albert Mills, Employment Mana
ger, sii0 American Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
MEN wanted. Good. reliable man to sell
Shores hog powder, SantoDin worm tor
pedoes and other hog specialties Shores
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ROOMS FOR RENT

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FEMALE HELP WANTED

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ar oScE-Flys ladies' to travel demon.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

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WANT TO BUY

nEska DESKS DESKS.
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and magazines. call or write Omaha Pa
Per stntk Co. i.th ana Marcy sts
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tuaist Must ta cheap. Ia good condition
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ERE rs A PARTIAL LIST.

s2,igb used stolnway Grand, wonderful
value. only $1,000,
we guarantee every one OF them and
allow one years. exchange privilege. Terms
AZ low 81 per week.
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