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REILLY'S 8-HOUR BILL
Connecticut Congressman
Would Limit Labors of
Mail Carriers and Clerks

Washington, April 29-Representative
Reilly of Connecticut, has introduced
a bill providing an S-hour work day
for mail carriers and clerks in first
and second-class post offices, the eight
hours to be consumed within a limit
of 10 consecutive hours and for pro
rata compensation for all work in ex-
cess of eight hours a day. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on Post Of
fees and Roads.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
TO EXTEND ARMISTICE
IN MEXICO FIVE DAYS.
Especial from United Press

Especial from United Press.)
Mexico City, April 2S.-Power to
sign an extension of the armistice at
Juarez for five days was telegraphed
by the War Department, early today.
to General Navarro. 1t is reported
here that Madero's peace terms may
be known here officially at any time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29

Hoboken.-For the honor of the city
Mayor George Gonzales has just re-
deemed for SIS a former Hoboken
Councilman's official badge which was
pawned in New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29

to have paid the lady many visits
while mere, taking many letters. with
him each time for her to examine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
NOTICE
Tax List 1910

The tax payers Of the City OF
Bridgeport are hereby notified that
the taxes on the Grand List OF 1910
are now due and payable.
The undersigned will be at the Col
Iector's Office, City Hall, on Monday,
Nav list, 1911, and daily thereafter,
sundays excepted, from 8 a. M to 5
o. m. for the purpose of receiving said
taxes. After June 1st, 1911, three
quarters OF one per cent. win be add
ed to all unpaid bills, and the Same
on the first of each month thereafter.
JOHN NJ. DONNELLY.
U7%t. Collector.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
BASE BALL
NEWFTELD PARK
= -7---- -, ~
( MONDAY, MAY 1ST, $3.50 p. Nj.
SPRINGFIELD.
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS

MASS MEETING
to be held at the X. of G. Chapter
Rooms, Sunday Afternoon, April n,
at 2 p. m. for the selection of candi-
dates for membership i'm the
FOURTH DEGREE
to be exemplified on May 80, 1911
Let every eligible third degree MEM
Der attend. Per Order, John j : Pies
Ian, President of Bridgeport Chapter;
John e Lyddy, Chairman Of Assem-
bly,; Henry J. Waters, G. K. Park
City Council; Thomas G.. Maloney,
G.. K. Cecil Calvert Council; Michael
J. Reyes, G.. K. Cordova Council;
John Connors, G.. K. Aragon Goun-
Gil; William Flynn, G.. K. Rogers
Council. u ~ s.. ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
Uhf q. 81. &rah Gntttpaty.
EHtahltahrn lH57.
FOR THE WOMAN WHO MIKES HER OWN
CH7PTLNA /QTV

THERE ARE MOTIFS FOR INSERTING, of Irish
lace real imitation and in interesting variety Some
of irregular shape be applied fancy dictaes
like bands; regular garnures go from
shoulder to shoulders others round yoke effects
to be used with the Dutch neck styles.
Women who like to make their waists and lingerie
dresses simply fascinated with these Motifs
pensve bit of lace just the right shape will often make dis
tinctve garment. Prices in wide variety.
HAND CROCHETED TURKISH LACE BANDS are
quite novel, and effective white linens other fab
RIGS where heavy washable lace is required IS yard
Very artistic.
WASH BRAIDS, for percale and bingham frocks. Ali
coors and several widths. Make appropriate trimmings for
chdrens
GENUINE TORCHON LACE of linen, cts yard.
Lace Section,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
STATE or CoNNEC1ICUT,
DISTRICT OF ABRIDGEPORT, S.,
pRORATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
April 26th, 1911.
Estate of stephen N. Scofeld, late
of the town of Bridgeport in said Dis
trict deceased.
trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and
allowed six months from the da.e
hereof for Creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect 70 present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debacred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
ELIZA ]. SCOFfTI4D.
U27ssp Administrative.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-29
LATE FASHIONS IN VEZLLNGS

LATE FASHIONS IN VEZLINGS
SILK SHETLAND Wells, WITH FILET MESH,
EITHER BLACK OR WHITE.
SHETLAND YELLING BY THE YARD IN EITHER
FILET OR SHADOW MESH
WHITE WASH VEILINGS WITH EDGES OF
PRINCESS OR HONITON LACE.
MOTORING Wells OF CHIFFON AND CHIFFON
CLOTH, IN ALL THE DESIRABLE COLORINGS.
NEW DEVICES IN BUTTON Wells THAT ARE
EASILY ADJUSTED AND EXCELLENT PROTECTORS.
SHEFFIELD PLATE FINE REPRODUCTIONS IN
THIS MOST PLEASING AND DURABLE SILVER.
VEGETABLE Dishes SERVING TRAYS, CHOP
PLATES MEAT DISHES, COFFEE SETS, TEA KET-
TIES AND TEA CADDIES. THE OLD FAMILIAR
GRAPE PATTERN AND THE THREAD EDGES"
Silver Section, lower floor
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Sunday Baseball Games.

Plaza Ions, IAand Gty. Doc scanlsa 4 ~
superbas Will pitch Tor the Athletics.
Ia response to demands OF the Consy Rnpt
tolk the ln-er-Stals have bCel induced 10 sSSSni
t,heir season one more week and viii md m
Point. S
The first game q a series Of three betvuu IA
Einldts and the MauJcr y team for the 69nI.
professional, championship OF the Eastern boGE1oA
WILL take place at Arctic Park.
To-norrow morning. at New Lots Oval, mol.
I'm, ths New Lots \, &, viii meet Joe VAIN All
star, win ien, FlnlsySol, Ireen. Burck and
several other cracks In tho lineup. In the ~.
noon ,.fon" Matkinss Ha1ana Rel Soy. Win
king KELLEY. Sanie.le and Mcdonald, win b ~
attraction. ~'
Tyrus Goth. the greatest living ball plsrm ma
his. A~ll.American team, with Joe Lake snd pInt
,srg, and Genn.Py sshas,er and, Mcbride q 'Ms
Ienox Oval. ,Cobb's team will play The cracf
Mttopolitaps, who will be reinforced BY Vsits,
johnson. the stiikeout king Of the AnC3csa
At Ioughlin Oval. Jackson street and M
land syenus, B~rooklyn, the LoughlIn LNSSn
team. WI. cross bats with the clever bali HSSers
there teams played a 2 to . game. which IA,
erdrN ny darkness,
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Louis De Ponphieu Proves to
Be Fast and Clever Against
Battling Mantell.
JOHN POLLOCK.

T OUIS DE PONPHIEU. the light
weight champion of France. whom
- Frank Erne brought to this coun-
try. made his FIRST appearance in a bout
In America at the New Polo A. A.
and made q good impression.
outpointing Battling Mantell. a rugged
local fighter. In q ten-round contest.
Dc Pomphieu. who Is a pupil OF
Erne. showed himself to be a fast.
clever boxer and an accurate puncher
with either hand. He used a straight
left hand lab frequently. which he
had no trouble in sending Into Man
tells face. knocking the latter's head
back repeatedly.
Although bested. Mantell put up a
good fight. He did all the forcing and
kept right after the ~Frenchman, but
the latter managed to get away from
many of Mantells heavy blows as a
result OF his quick sid%e-stepping.
In the nth round Mantell rushed at
De Pomphieu and landed a heavy right
swing on his Jaw, which staggered
Tho Frenchman was dazed, but
before Mantell could follow up the
punch the bell rang. ending the round.
After that De Pomphieu landed fire.
quently on Mantell. reaching his
stomach and face with stin blows as
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THE Lincoln o4sn,s, champion COL

THE Lincoln Giants, champion col
ored team, will. journey to Meyer
rose Park. Covert avenue Il"
station. R!dgewood. and play a double
header with Al Burch's stars. consist
Ing Of many major league playera
Re'sts1 and Fni,yson will twtrl for the
All Stars. while Eedding and Mcclellan
will work for the Lincolns
At Suburban Oval Sixteenth and Gs1vssnd
league, q the 5rYosiyn National. will play A. q.
or Schsrdt. Will pitch for the as ~leaguers. who
Will present their full strength.
Lndsmann's STAN will play the Cypress Hin,
team In Dexter Park. Jamaica and Drew aVenncs,
Cypress Hills, in the first 81 a series OF three
ganeA LndemRnn will be on the mound for his
team. with Holman behind the bat.
There Will be another banner attraction IN
Edison Park, Lorraine and Henry streets, Brook.
lyn, when the Volts Athletic Club will meet The
Louisville American Association team.
cut out Tor them when they tackle the Jersey
City skeetsJ In Recreation Park. Jackson ami
Steinway avenues. near the Queensboro Bridge
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Tea Is Training Beverage
of Harvard OQrStnen N0u

one OF the ruddy-faced muscular fol-
lows calls out, as he stops from his
bath into the soothing softness of the
tea room. And Charlie Hart pours the
Charlie doe other things, all sorts
OF boathouse things-and pouring tea
seems mighty tame beside some of
them-but pouring tea II Is, these Oc-
tober afternoons. Just before twilight.
Millionaire Crane would 40 his heart
good to view such q sight. How his
statistics Of confirmed d%runkards' and
students who 20 i~rretrievably TO the
bad" would falf to pieces. measured by
the statistics of crew men who drink
tea. regularly and diligently ana ap-
precatively. too. For these tea Drinkers
are not the high-browed, paie-faced.
neutrality-suspicious. tea-drinkers of the
funny papers they are athletes. men
of Drawn and sinew. And winning
athletes--for remember. Il Is tho crew.
and the crew alone. that has been able
to pile consistent achievement on top
Of the oft expressed sentiment. Down
with Yale"
Perhaps the tea importers will shortly
take their cue from tho breakfast food
manufacturers. and tone up their tea
advertisements with views Of tae-
topping oarsmen.
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battles between ne two sAampsons and
induiged h scandal b TIER hSartS'
content
II was announced IN ne Giants hsaA.
quarters this morning that II IL were
possible 10 play Mathewson would un.
doubtediy b the pitching candsdats for
New York Connie Mack sald that ne
would use either Bender or Plank, prob.
ably the former.
MATT READY TO 40 BACK AND
LEAD FIGHT.
4athswoon has had . rest Of three
full days now and 10 in sxcsilsnt shape
70 30 back 70 the mound and lead the
night for the Giants.
To avoid any possibility Of trouble on
the fsid in the next game, the Phil
sdsiphia police department has made
arrangements 20 have 800 uniformed
omicsrs on the ground. In cass an.
other spidng incident ccurs. Capt.
tendsnt OF the Department Of Correc-
lion. ays the players will BE- amply
protested from attack BY the fans.
The. members OF the National Com.
mAsaon avoided the hundreds OF ques-
tons that wsrs sure to be aimed at
them yesterday and last night BY
quietly returning to New York after
oflcially declaring the game Postponed.
This action of the Commission in
spending all its apare time In New York
10 resented by the Phiia delphia fans a.
. reelection on the hospitality Of their
city. With players md fans both after
them with . arp stick. the members
OF the Commission are about a. pop
uiar right now q the husband who
gets IN homo At Z o'dosk In the
morning.
Another man who u having his trou.
bies In Philadelphia 10 Charles Doom,
manager OF the Phillies. In his articles
In tho newspapers. Doom continues to
Defend Snodgrass in the spiking incl
dent. and he 10 being charged a. a
traitor in his home town. He said
to-day that he had received q flood
OF letters denouncing for the position
that he had taken. One Of these letters
which Doom exhibited asked him II
no thought he would make any friends
and patrons In Philadelphia by taking
the side Of snodgrass.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
INDIANS IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR PITTSBURGH SETT0.
tspedal 70 The Evening WORLDLY

CARLISLE. Oct. 2.-The Carlisle In
dian football eleven left here yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where that city's univer-
sity eleven will be encountered this AZ
ternoon. The Redskins, accompanied by
Coach Warner and their physician,
stopped at the Hotel schenley ovsr-
night. Practically all Of the Carlisle
warriors are In good physical oondi-
ton.
Before leaving . short run through
signals gave Warner an opportunity OF
saying q last word. While the Red
men do not fear to-day's opponents,
they are keenly alive to the fact that
Pittsburgh has a we'll drilled team OF
experienced men, n the Aborlgtnes
nave made up their minds to, wipe out
old scores. The Pittsburgh fSams IL
looked upon here - the nrst Of Car.
uslts limeult ga@sA
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FRENCH CHAMPION MAKES GOOD
IMPRESSION IN FIRST BOUT HERE
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Olympic A. C.-Tommy Houck
vs.. KID Ghetto OF this city. for ten
rounds.
At Fa.rnont A. C.-Kid Herman VS..
Kohoma Kid. for ten rounds in the
main bout. Two other ten-round
bouts will also pc staged.
At Sharkey A. Glenn Kendrick
VS.. Packey Hommey. for ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. C.-George Bush
VS.. Joe West. for ten rounds.
At Liberal A. c.. Staten Island
Andy Cordes VS.. Young Bedell. ten
rounds.
At National A. c.. Brooklyn-J,m
Lawton VS.. Young Rudolph. ten
rounds.
At Gowanus A. c.. South Brooklyn
Jack Lundy VS.. Jimmy Kitchen.
ten rounds.
At Standard A. c., Greenpoint-
Jack Dorman VI. Willie Howard. ten
rounds.
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Trouble Over Arranging SEIZED
ule Because Three Kinks
II Have Bid for the Games.

= TOW that TIRES r4nks have put IN
bid for the m to be played
by the COLLEGES in the Intercol-
iesaate Hockey League this season. II
surely hooks a. II there would be a good
Aeai of daficuity IN arranging Q sched'
u,e that would be satisfactory to all
New Yorh Boston and Syracuse want
most Of the games and II a satisfactory
schsduls cannot be arranged II may
mean q split between the teams In the
lsagua Last year a split was threat
med in the ranks. but nothing came
OF the matter. II Is expected that the
committee will arrange things sausfac-
tordly again this season.
Havns rounded up into fine SHAPE again.
Georrs Bonhag, national nVe-mle champion, de-
clsred to-day that he would take part In the ten
m,ls championship run which takes place ~ Celtic
pan on Nov. 4, aud would do his utmost To try
.nd break the record fG that distance. BonhAs
b.d been suffering for tso months from weak
andes. but he claims they are well and strong
again.
Misa Dorothy Campbell o. the Hamilton Golf
Club Of Toronto, holder Of the wonen's golf cham
paouship Of Great Britain and Canada, won the
Northellyn Cup at the Invitation tournament a.
the Huntington valley country ,luO a. ThuAuea-
thaA. defeating Mrs. Caleb Fox, wife u the dooos
Of The cup, b. 8 up aud 2 10 play.
BIZ Mckay. acting captain Of the De Witt
Clinton Hlgh School eleven. fractured his lrft ankle
during . game Of football al Newark between his
team and the BArringer hish School team Tie
aocaient occurred late IN the third period, when
Mckay attempted 70 tacde ont of the BArrnser
bscks On an end nun. BarTinser School won BY .
score q ~ 70 y.
BY rlihs up a score Of t3is points TO sly.
tho athletes Of sophomore class Of DE Witt Clin-
ton High School defeated the freshmen In the an.
pual under.clasa games In the school pmnAAium.
Ths lads OF 1911 Won six u the ten e'ents.
yerhe,s Jackson and Martin have been suspended
by tbs stewards al the LatOnia track, Jackson be
Ing ", down for ak days for his interference a
the post, and Martin ioI ten days for rough rdins
In The fourth race.
Ths most valuable consignment of yesrinu yel
ssat abroad By one owner. thirty-two embryc
ncc~ are on The steamship I%innewssta, xhiei
ss;:::';sls z i.r !. Y xi & !;
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- .>.>,,,a. 80 ~ -
~-~ ~ -.
- N-~.-.
- wesn I'm 'o"1~ H~o."s
q ne Amsrsoen Lsasu~ osoefsd Una
- would probe the charges OF Harry
Davis VINO over his own Signature.
hs oharysd Hughsy ysnnfngA man.
asvr Of the Detroit ofub. with being
traitor to his league Davis makes
ne statement point blank that Jsn-
nfnGs tipped OF the Athletic style Of
play 10 Mooraw, and also encouraged
snodgrass IN sliding int Frank Baker.
20 a. to spike him.
Other players on ne Athistscs team
support Davis. Counis Mach says that
Davis must b telling The truth - he
has been IN me gams TOO long b make
statement ME chat unless Il wers
wsdl foun1sd. The Athisecs. 70 back
UP their statements. point q the tact
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PRINCETON SUPPORTERS
FEAR WET FIELD TO-DAY.

PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct. 1-The
Tiger squad left hero yesterday after
noon for Baltimore en- route to Annapo-
lis. A short signal drill was held in a
dr,zzl.ng rain before leaving. The
Orange and Black supporters fear . wet
neld this afternoon. and in view Of the
discouraging practice during the week
they are making no predictions OF tho
outcome.
The Tigers will lineup rs follows this
afternoon: Left end. White; left tackle.
Philiips: left guard. Wilson; centre.
B~iuethenthal; right guard, Brown; right
tackle. Mclean: right end. Vaughan;
quarter. Pendieton; left ~halfback. Baker;
halfback. Sawyer; fullback. Dewitt
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rhen there wouldn't be any such thing
as Game postponed on account Of wet
grounds"
But to get back to tho prospects Of
the remaining games on the champion
ship calendar. Matty will undoubtedly
be used the next time the two teams
clash. II It Is on Monday. as seems
likely. he will have had six days rest.
which should be sufficient to put him In
his best possible form.
This Will be ever more rest than he
was able to get betw een the first and
third games which he pitched. After
the opening game. which he won, he
had only three days of, and Il was
plain that as the eleventh inning of
Tuesdays game rolled around his vet
eran pitching wing was weakening and
that he was about to collapse.
IL Matty Is able to win the fourth
game. and he Is so much feared that
the betting on this contest has changed
from the Athletics being two TO one
favorites TO even money. the Giants will
have a splendid chance to win tho SUI
preme title.
Matty has only been beaten oncs in
The evening world., 1911-10-21
HOCKEY
EAGU MAY SPLIT

and an estimate 81 their value II plaesd a sooo =.
~. Mr., Whitney purchased them frpm J,u,S H
In order to get . little practice brSo,. M.
match with George Sutton for the worlds cham.
pfonship at 1872 balk-hns on No. % WIN.
hopps. holder q two world's billiard ttin v,,i
SiiAy seres OF practice gamm with Oeorr, "
SSsoo9n next week at the isttsr'o scsdsmy =;
nroad~sv And Thirtyfint street "
Ths fan tach game for the Hsrud sr..h-
men ware held In tbs stadium a. C.m,,1S-.
Ma. on . heavy track. Over nfty comn.,ito.
TOOL PAT. but thar performances wsr moi var,
9cod. Tower won the 100 yard dan. Nsfer von
me ."oIMns run. and 1apung the Ieoy,rd
me of1dAs Who VIII ofSaats In IN. IA.
asfa ana Yale football game at Csmbnds, NJ,
20. ana Harvard and P1ncstun Al pdncston ~
Nos. = arr As follow; kasres. William a
4 f1 feiaii;y: 4 He'd dTs" sss,;. %S%PRt.s; p.na l.. Eui.,
sSlvanis. and lad ~iinesmsn. JosepS rem.
dle,on Of bowdoin. This Officials for The H.rs%d,
p.ndis.an same include Lansford a. referee ana
ever. t wiii Is had %snsznAn; The umpire. how
,suity Of pennsylvania. and the fisld ,aas. v nj
% Dr. ALFRED II. Sharpe Of Yale. s WA
Tns National Hockey Association os Csn.a.
" : preliminary meeting. held informally snf
~Nneuy the other night. arranged for change. A.
= rues 10 Dc adopted At the annual mrctin,
.h1~ weeks hence. II was practically decided 4,
and. by doing away with the rover. have ,s.ns
u only sI men. " "~"A
10 oonudeed mat this WI NAH, IN. ram,
much faster and will also tend 10 make a mo,
open. but Followers d the spnrt here Ar NO, -
one mahd on the radical change.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
If Matty Wins Fourth Game,
Marquard Looks Good for
Next at Polo Grounds.
Copyright 1911, oy The Press Publishing Co CThe New York woridl

the Ave times no has faced the Phila-
~delphians In worlds championship
games. n every time he starts against
them he Is dangerous. He Is so conf
dent himself that II he Is only given
some batting backing the next time out
he Will chalk up his second victory Of
the series
MARoUARQ WAS NERVOUS At
II Matty wins Monday Marquard has Q
splendid chance to take Tuesdays bat
tie. In the game he pitched in Quaker
town he was only touched up for four
hits and didn't Issue a pass. He was
obviously nervous at first. but as the
game wore on he displayed more conf
dence. and up to the time that Baker
knocked the first OF his series Of homsu
he was going along at a fast gait.
The Rube should be better than ever
before a home crowd at the Polo
Grounds. II the Giants land tho games
that Marquard pitches. and the series
then stands 3 to . in their favor, Matty
will undoubtedly be sent right back on
wednesday In an effort to cinch the
chs mpionship.
Maybe the long rest will do the Giants
shattered nerves a lot Of good. In the
practice they went through in Philadel-
phia yesterday they did well. and they
are confident that in the next game they
Will be back In their oldt!me form.
The New York players intend 10 re-
sumo their usual style of choppiny the
ball Xix they have been doing ali the
season just closed. but which they have
deserted In this series. They have been
trying to initiate the Athletics by maxi
Ing a free swing at the ball and ham,
mering the leather out of the lot, a la
Baker. Hereafter they will be satisfied
II they can make singles and ge. on
base. FOR then they are confident that
their speed will get them around 70 the
piate-the place where they hope to
register enough runs to beat the Ath-
letics out OF the long end OF the purse
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he would come tearing at him. Man.
tell tried hard TO turn the tide of de-
feat in the tenth and last round by
taking all kinds of chances with eft
and right swings. which he kept 10 q.
ting fly at the Frenchman. One of
these wallops managed to connect with
De Pomphieu's Jaw, dropping him, but
he vas up on his feet Immediately and
for the remainder of the round both
lads fought vic!ously.
The fight was a hard fought one, and
both lads were loudly applauded Is
they left the ring.
AL aTanSensnts have finally been completed
tbr the battle for tho featherveight hamplonshi
Of Engsnd between lem Driscol and Owen
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Dewey Defeats
Johnny Krause
Especial TO The Evening Wor,d f,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21.-Ai Dewey.
"iikes-Barre's premier punch. lab and
nook producer. who came into promi-
hence a few weeks ago by breaking
Johnny Willett's Jaw with Q J. Frank
lin Baker clout. came down TO this city
and succeeded in outpointing Johnny
krause OF this city In sig rounds at the
Nonpareil A. G.
The going was fairly even during the
nrst hve sessions, but not until the last
round did the Wilkes-Barrs scrapper
SHOW his full wares, He was all around
hrause. showering the local boy with
rights and lefts to the Jaw and mid
section. making him hold towards the
close OF the round. lie alsp had Krauss
bleeding from cuts on ~ mouth and
nose.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Idea Is that It Makes
Muscle and Endurance
for Crews.
especial b TIE Evening worid.)

1bNae W u WIN OIl
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Oct. 21.--Tea
and Muscle! Tea and Nerve! Tea inc
that marvellous power OF endurance
hat the four-mile course on the river
requires.
Let the b. A. A.. and the New York
Athletic Club take notice-of Tea. For
II obtains In the best circles. II Is
the daily diet OF the Harvard crew.
And tho Harvard crew. you remember,
has won from Yale four straight al
ready. and is making plans for a ffth
victory. Tea is a part Of its plan. Not
a cup OF tea with an oarsman's break
fast or lunch. But tea by itself-of
itself-Tea for teas sake. GOOD old
Boston afternoon tea served In tho
October afternoon. with cream or with
out. lemon included II you desire. and
vanilla waters on the side. Tea = a
part OF the training campaign.
o SEQ. the oarsmen are out prac-
Using already. ffty Of them. getting
In shape for the winters indoor prac.
tice Every afternoon they arc gu
on the Charles. undergoing actual row.
ing practice under the supervision OF
Coach Wray. The squad IL divided
into several crews Sometimes there
are races between some OF the crews
Other times II Is Just a matter Of
rowing down the river and back. A
8 o'clock. or later. they begin to ge'
back to the boat-house. Ths shower
baths are busy for q reason. and theI
the oarsmen. some In bathrobes ant
some without. begin to gather in tn,
front room on the second floor OF tn,
boathouse. a soft-carpeted and plush
chaired room consecrated to the crew
men m to them exclusively. Jus
now II 10 the tea room.