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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-14
TEE HUMAN EeuTE.

4 lean. worn team of horses was
hitched 70 heavy truck Oiled with
coal
The tired animals thrust their necks
into the collars and strained hard 10
Keep the load moving The street led
up sharp incline. There had been
u slight snow, and the street was slip
perry.
The load was heavy enough without
a hill to contend with. There must
have been hard hearts. at the coal
yard where this truck was loaded
The team tried TO get a start up the
gili and failed.
The driver broaght his heavy whip
down on the backs OF the poor brutes.
Ther iunged forward. straining at the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-14
Heart toHeart
Talks.
PASS IT ON!
BY EDWIN A. EYE.

EA1S as wv
Have you had kindness shown?
Pass 1t on.
Twas not done for you alone.
T'ass II on.
Let it echo down the years,
Let it dry arothers tears,
TN in heaven 1t reappears.
Pass il on.
A story goes with the well known
poem Pass It On"
Mark Gray Fcarcc. a well known
EugIiSh preacher. when Il boy in Paris
spcnt all his money except sufficient 20
pay his passage across the channel on
the boat
When meal time came the lad was
Taveuously hungry. After he had eat
en- the steward presented his bill
There was no money. The steward de-
clared he would hold the boys baggage
Tor payment.
What is your nameP
Upon being told the stewards face
changed He asked the name and
residence of the boys father, where
upon he grasped young Pearce's hand
and said he would be only too glad to
pay the bill himself.
Some years before, 1t appears. the
father Of Pearce had done a great kind
ness for the stewards widowed moth
~er. Said Pearces father:
"You see how a kind deed travels
It's your turn now. See that you pass
1t on
Some years later Mr.. Pearce while
buying railroad ticket saw a lad
pleading with the ticket seller to let
min have a ticket. The boy said his
father was very i'll. Upon receiving
the telegram to come at once he had
hurried to the train and had forgotten
TO bring the money.
Like fash came the words of Mr.
pearce's father, Pass it on
Immediately he stepped up and
bought ticket for the boy, who was
both delighted and astonished. Mr.
Pearce explained and said:
~Ifs your turn now. Pass 1t on"
The boy gladly promised. When MFR
Peace went home he told both stories
TO his father-in-law, Mr., Burton, who
thereupon wrote the poem whose re
train Is, "Pass IL on"
Most of us have been recipients of au
unusual kindness. We should,
Pass II on.
You and / and all OF us are indiyid.
aal links In the chain of life. IL each
of us will pass on the kindness shown.
the circle when complete will be a
part Of that golden chain that binds
/ the whole world to the throne Of God"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-14
to the emil therenf TINT thou mayPs

to the emil thereof that thou mayes
know what H. the good way Of life.
Ninth. Thou shalt not cnvet the
easy job nor look upon the snap tina,
il MOft. but thou shat take the hare
Job. which the vain man HvOidpth. be
cause IL thon shalt take the little jol
thou shalt he but II small man,
Tenth Thou shalt moi turn away
thy face from thy father and thy
mother that brought thee mp. nor frou
thy kin of blond that lnvetU thee. MOI
from him who hath been faithful Il
thee for many days, nor be guilty Of tn
sin of iugTHtitud".
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-14
An Ordinance

3
CaddO Drainage District.
| Be ii ordained by the Police jury
IOf the Parish Of Caddo, i'll lega! SEES
sion convened, That section one OF
the ordinance adopted November TO-
1910, entitled can ordinance Great
ing a drainage district to be known
as The North CaddO Drainage Dis
tricl, appointing three Of The com
'missi0ncrs therefor, fixing the lin
It's thereof and designating its dom
icilc and place of meeting of the
commissioners in conformity with
Act 81 of the General Assembly OF
| the State Of Louisiana Of 1910 Dr
amended ard rr-cnactrd 50 as to
read rs follows. tO-NiI:
'Strti0u /. Be it ordained by the
IpolIcc Jury Of lie Parish Of CaddO
in legal session convened, that a
drainage district to be known as the
North CaddO Drainage District br
and The same is hereby formed in
| CaddO parish embracing the lands
Icoptaiued in the following mctcs and
thounds tO-Wit:
beginning on the east line of sec
Ition 25 township tS. range II, where
the government traverse line crosses
same: thence follow said traverse
line westward and northward
through the following sections
township 10, range IA; IS. 26, IS, "a
TO the east side of the X. C. S. r. R
dunn: thence northwest along said
railroad dump TO its intersection
with the government traverse line
in section %: thence along said ira
verse line through the following
sections. township fS, range II: 20
%, ~, 20. q. p, Is, Is, 9, 8, 5, 4, TO-
~ If. 9, 3, I; thence through town
shin 40 range IL, sections 80, %, 20
! 70 10: thence through township 49,
range IS, section q. 10, a., IS, 10, 9
4 :. thence through township 20
range II section 81 10 the northeast
corner Of section 81: thence to The
northeast corner section %: thence
on line between sections q and % tC
Its inlnrerriiou with Government
traverse line. thence follow govern
mani lraIrrsn line through sections
80 AZ AZ oS T and 6: thence
thro,,cb section township 20
r,noa l6 and section 36. township
81 rsnpa az. thence continue on said
traveree line in township q. range
IL tbroppb sections 30 20 %, q. tC
IFS intersection with Black bayou
thepce I'm Rlack bayou through sec
t;ons 81 "a % "a. t3. 70 II. 2 and 8
and in township g. range is through
sectjons al 81 and 26: thence alone
lihe line where the hills and Rec
river bottom Joins. as follows, from
northwest corner 10 southeast cor
ner section 26: thence east t-2 mile
thence north 3 miles; thence north
west TO northwest corner section i2
~ thence northeast to the one-fourtf
corner section 1 township 22, range
= lis. and section 80, township %, range
IS: thence northwest to northwes
corner section SO; thence west Il
mile thence north 1 mile: thence
northwest to northwest corner sec.
ton 80: thence northeast to north
east corner section IL; thence cas-
IA mile; thence north to the Louis
llama and Arkansas state line; thence
east along state line to the one,
fourth corner on north line section
5, township %, range IA; thence
south to south line section 5; thenc'
southwest to southwest corner sec.
ton 8: thence southeast to one
fourth sections II and 20; thence
| southwest to the one-fourth corne
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-14

If it is a question Of being suited
we would like TO have a chance to
try Our prices right. Phone 1000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Between
Ourselves

Joseph Medill. ona-time editor OF the
Chicago Tribune. told the following story
OF his reporting. or rather failure to re-
port, Abraham lincoln's famous Bloom
ington speech:
ut was my journalistic duty. though
a delegate 20 the convention, to make @
'ions-hand' report of the speeches deiiv-
cred for the Tribune. ! DID maize a few
paragraphs Of what Lincoln said in the
first eight or ten minutes, but / be-
came so absorbed In his magnetic oratory
that / forgot myself and ceased to take
notes. and Joined with tho convention III
cheering and stamping and clappina to the
end OF bis speech.
II we'll remember that after Lincoln sat
down and calm had succeeded the tempest.
j walked out of O sort of hypnotic trance
and then thought Of my report for the
paper. There was nothing written but an
abbreviated Introduction.
1T was some sort Of satisfaction to md
that had not been ~sscooped,' a. all The
newspaper men present had been equally
carried away by the excitement caused
by the wonderful Grafton and had made
no report or sketch OF the speech
It wouldn't do for your modern reporter
70 become speiibound In this way. Il
might not cost him his life. but he o.
teiniy WOULD lose his Job.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Pictures at Half

Fisher & Christy Pictures-Neat one-inch black frames;
each picture neatly mounted. Size i6x20; regular Csc each:
special Tuesday (no mail or phone orders; selling ~
quantity restricted) 4/C
carbon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF famous paintings and
masterpieceS-antque frames, ornamented; two styles.
Regular 2gS; special Tuesday (no mail or phone I N
orders; selling quantity restricted) ............ ls-ty
tilt Frames-To fit cabinet size photographs; hand
someiy ornanented and fitted with glass and mat; regular
&c; special tuesday tho mail or phone orders; lS.
selling Quantity restricted) .....,............ IO(
Mirrors-Framed in newest antique frames, with pic
fure OF English beauty at top of mirror; regular 100 each;
spesiai iuesoay tho mail OF phone orders; selling en-
rasteIs-Hand- painted; large variety Of subjects; two
SYKES Of gilt and gold FURNISHED frames; regular 29S;
quantity restricted) I.ZS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12

Finely ribbed white Isle union
suits for women. Low neck and
sleeveless style. silk tapped, plain or
nand-crocilefed fronts. Wide bot
toms trimmed with lace or in cuff
knee style. Regular 100 garments;
special for Tuesday (no -
mail OF phone orders: AOC
selling quantity restrictedl 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Wrappers

Here's a half-price wrapper Of
fering that you cannot afford to
miss. Good quality cambria wrap
pers IN gray, navy, cadet and light
shades; high or square necks, fn-
lshed with folds of same material.
Regular i.50; special Tuesday
(no mail or phone or -~
ders; selling quantity re- nc
stricted) .............. NV
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Aluminium Spoons 4

Have you ever
used a1u IN | n u m
spoons? Here is a
splendid chance to
test them and save
a half as well. or
bright polish finish.
light In weight and
Will wear splendid
ly. Special for
Tuesday enc mail
or phone orders
Selling quantity re-
stricted).
Tea Spoons, q
lar price 60c per
dozen, spe- M
cial at...... OVG
Table Spoons, reg
Mar price. Sl.W per
dozen, ep6- Sn~
cial at...... OOS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
DeBevoise Brassieres

The personal representative of
the manufacturers Of the DeBe-
yoise Brassiere is still with u.s.,
Come In tomorrow and hear what
she has to say about this over-the-
corset garment. Batiste, mesh or
allOver embroidery. n1
Prices upward I'D
from. ......s...s.~.sT
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Mems Night Shirts

Absolutely perfect and at half price.
Think Of it! These night shirts are made Of
an exceptionally good grade of outing flannel,
OF full length and with large roomy bodies. An
endless variety Of colors for your selection. Both
c~ollariess and roll collar styles; some plain, others
neatly trimmed. Regular 100 values; -
on sale Tuesday mo mail or phone or 0C
ders; selling quantity restricted), special w
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Notion Savings

Shoe Laccs-Tubular shoe laces of heavy
quality, In three sises-4-4, 40 In, and 5-4; black
only; good, strong laces for mems. boys and
womens shoes; reg. loo dozen; Tues
day Ono mail or phone orders; selling NC
quantity restricted) dozen. ........... Nv
Garter Elastic-Fancy friiied garter elias
tic. one-tnch wide, honeycomb or cable STYLE:
white. black. light blue, pink and red In the
lot; reg. Use and s5c yard; special IN.
selling quantity restrictsd) gard. w.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
WOmen's Cloth Gloves

here Is a nineteenth anniversary special worthy Of the name.
wonsns t;o Nappa and Duplex cloth gloves Tuesday at SOC a pair.
They look like chamois, but they will wear ever so much better. n
you need a pair Of good cloth gloves, do not miss ths chance. Shown
IN all OF the best colorings. Nice and warm and excellent value II
100 per pair. We are going to offer them Tuesday (no
mail or phone. orders; selling quantity restdcsed) At the ste
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Toilet Goods

Absorbent COtton-One-pound cartons OF
quality; pure white; our regular GOODS sells
regularly for 30c. per pound; special u.
tuesday (no mail or phone orders; AC
selling quantity restricted) 1900. AOS
Nedrn Face Fevre's Nedra face
cream at half price: q grease1ess cream OF
toilet use; guaranteed pure; regular A.
soc jar; 81. Tuesday Ono mail or phone nc
orders; selling quantity restricted). 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
New 1898 Silk Dresses. 500

mere is one OF the b@tv hues of the entire week, and in view If the oerw wonderful
sames w are are Offering s.g that is saying a greats deal Brandsmw goods made for spring selling.
ADVANCE styles that will appeal to you. These prty rocks shoulds sell for 1898 and they
would. too had we paid FULL nce fol then. The designer let us have a United lumber Of
you without profit to ourselves. food quality messaine in black only. Waist beaudfuuy
emoroidTed-ne lace yoke and ufs Skirt with pane front and back finished with neat
buttons Special for Tuesday (o mail or phone ordes; SELLING quantity re- . ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Ribbons

A quantity OF 3H-inch Dresden
ribbon for Tuesdays selling at lOc
a yard. Pure silk and fine quality.
Comes in dainty rosebud design,
with colored satin edges. A grade
that has sold in stock for l9c per
yard. (No mail or phone ~
orders; selling quantity IUC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Bleached Sheets

a special. lot OF one hundred dozen sheets
for Tuesdays special selling; size 72xs0 In,
made of fne quality heavy sheeting. soft an
ished and free from dressing; neatly
hemned; regular price SEC each: (nc 10
mall or phone orders; selling guam .SHC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12

Lords Of High Decision
Native Born
The Holiday Case
The Ramblers
Hell Fire Harrison
Shepherd of the Hills
The Title Market
Powers and Maxine
Magic Cameo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Pillow Cases

We are going to offer a quantity OF these
good muslin pillow cases tomorrow at 8
very low figure; sise 46xS6 inches.
good, Arm muslin, closely and evenly woven.
soft finished; deep hens; reg. l5c; spe-
cial Tuesday (no mail or phone or III
ders; selling quantity restricted, each
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
A Footwear Triumph
1000 PAIRS of Wonnen's Regular $3.50 Shoes at SI.25

To the eto Of our recollection this is ue most important footwear Offering ever made
tcB ambergT store, which is TO say the best ever presented in Newark We have been
work on this sale for many weeks past and nov tatth shoes are hee and marked ready for
stock, WI are moee enthusiastic than ever. This is a bona fdeh dfprce@ sale AS the heading
a trgnph II she selling Gunmeta calf adp patent 0tb button adh lace shoes Kid
cloth and velvet tops Cuban and military heels Arranged according to size on en- centre
tables in ours second floor shoes section. Special mo ma or phne ordas;s selling 4 - =
quanuy resraced), pair ....-... Lao
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Fancy White Goods

"A remarkable assortment Of white dress and waist fabrics. In.
Guiding fancy embroidered swisses, checked dimities, crossbar ba.
fiste. 32inch madras and various other weaves. Ali Of nice. Ane
quality, in dainty designs. None Of this material is worth Tess than
iSc q yard and quite a few. pieces in the lot would fetch -
lgc IN the regular way; mo mail or phone orders; SELL INC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Mems Handkerchief

Here's an Anniversary Sale offering that should not escape you
Mems regular l0c linen handkerchief for Zoe EACH These kerchiefs
are OF fuil size and Of good quality; all pure linen, with quarterinch
,"nns. ny nice clear nenstitching Goods that were made to sell
phone orders; selling quantity restrcted); special, tic
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Black Satin Charmeuse

This is without question the best value in high grade silk
ever offered in town. Satin charmeuse, that wonderful soft,
cinging fabric-satin on one side, beautifully woven wool on
the other. Extensively used for costumes, coats, suits, ETC.; 48
IN. wide. One OF the best wearing silk weaves on the market.
Satin charneuse is to be had only in the finest stores, and the
quality we offer here never sells in the regular way ;orless than
as a yard. We prevailed upon the manufacturer to part with
q small quantity Of i at half price, and we are going to Offer it
to you at the same ratio of saving (no mail or
phone orders selling quantity restricted) spec, yd. l.lO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
1915 Rugs for l4.75

If you need a nice new parlor rug, come
to the Bamberger store tomorrow and see
the handsome 9xl2 Administers that we shall
offer at the very special price named above. High
pile Administer rugs Of splendid quality-about
beautiful, soft colorings; a grade that sells
regularly for 2375 (no mail 4 -.
or phone orders; selling quantity rs
restricted) special ...............A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Good Fiction Csc
A Chance for BookIovers

You will be surprised TO see what splendid books we are going TO Of.
fer Tuesday at Csc. Hundreds of titles to select from. These books were
originally published at SOC up to i.o. They sold by the thousands at 4sc.
Many arei in the original bindings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12

Mystery Island
Richard the Brazen
Subjectos of Isabel
Carmody
Mr.. Pratt
Belle of Bowling Green
barron Enigma
Fighting Chance
Churchyard Betrothal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Suitings at Half

We wish to go on record with the statement that this Il
the best dress goods value ever presented in the history Of
the B%amberger business. We can't be too emphatic about 1t,
either. Every yard is fresh from the loom. Black and navy
blue, self striped and corded French serges, twilled serRes
and novelty weaves, as we'll as a splendid lot Of mannish ef-
fects and fancy novelty mixtures. SO to 81 inches wide.
Every yard a strictly l.50 value (no mail or phone zE
orders; selling quantity restricted); yard. 1900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-12
Hosiery at Half

Come tomorrow for these nice black silk Isle stockings and
save exactly one-half. They're OF good quality, too. Cauze weight
and deep garter tops. We have also included in this lot a quantity
OF fine mercefized Gotten hose Of medium weight and full repular
made: All sizes. The average store would sell these : -
stockings at Csc g pair; special Tuesday (noi mail or Z+r
phone orders; selling quantity r~esfricted); pair. -. A3Z~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Yale Defeats the Army;
Harvard Rolls Up Big Score
Princeton Snaotaers Syracuse, 81 to o, While Cornell
Loses To PENNSYLVANIA State
By Tad
Mass, Oct ls-Har-

~iMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct 1s-Hsr-
ward scored It's easiest victory
Of several seasons over Amhers
~ today. piling UP forty-six
points to Amherst's none The
crimson attack included nearly ey-
erything possible under the revised
rules, while its defense was imperyi-
Gus. Amherst did not score n single
first down
The Crimson backHeid was one Of
great power. despite the absence OF
Captain Wendell. because OF injury.
Brlckey, who scored three touch-
downs for Harvard. tore through the
Amherst defense and further added
70 Harvard's total by two fle,d goals.
lie failed on three other tr,e H.
Hsrdwick also made two touchoowns.
Frecdley, a last period substitute. WAS
sent over the line for Harvard's last
score after the Crimson had come
down the field with tho aid of effective
rusheS and g. twenty-yard forward
pass. Harvard used this latter meth
cd OF offense four times. twice sue
cessfully. OF Harvards six touch
downs only two resulted in goals.
The Crimson's first score came on q
safety. when Gardner OF Harvard
blocked an Amherst kick and
tackled. Warren of Amherst back OF
the latter's goal line. Amherst held
Harvard for downs on its onc-yard
line I'm the last period. The Crimson
lineup Was changed frequently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
TIGERS OUTCLASS
SYRACUSE ELEVEN

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. l9.--
Princeton completely outcIasssd
Syracuse here this afternoon, and
when the slaughter was over. had
piled up 62 points to none. Ii was
again case OF the visitors weak
ness rather than the Tigers con-
eerted strength which was RESPONSE
BILE for the siae of the score.
The three sets of back field men
which Princeton used had all sorts
of speed and power with the result
that they tore through the Syracuse
line as if it were paper and circled
the ends at will. HTubby'' Wal
Ter, Pendleton, Baker, Dewitt and
Emmons, all Of whom were in the
gsnletat various stages. made most
of the gains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Western Football Results

AT Salt Lake-Utah. 6e; University
Of Denver, O.
At Chicago-Chicaso, 81; Iowa, ~.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL; Pur-
due, 0.
AT champaign-Illinois, 49, In
diana, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures, 1a: No
braska, o,
AZ columbuB-Micnigan, IA: Ohio
State, o.
At oberlin-oberlin. 1s: Ohio wes-
leyan. T.
At st, Louis--St. Louis, I3; EoIla- o.
At Allianco-Mt. Union, 10; Case, 6.
At Beloit--Beloit. 0; Lawrence. 0.
AT Columbia, Mo.-Ames. 20; Mis-
souri,. O,
At st. L.ouis-washington. 81: West
minister, o.
AT Bloomington. M.-Kno1, 81 III
nois Wesleyan. q.
University OF Nevada "a; ST.
Morys. 3.
At San Observation-Disclosures (Aus-
tralia). go; Olympic Club. o.
At Walla WaIIa-Whitman. 20: Uni
versity Of Oregon. o.
At Los Augeles-Stanfcrd, IL: UNI
vereity Of Southern California, o.
Drnke, s; Kansas, 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Minnesota Wins Prom Ncbraska.

downs by Al McAlmon. Minnesota's left
half. one OF which was made on an In
tercepted forward pass after brilliant
ninety -five-yard run. and a goaI kicked
by Quarterback Tollafson. spells tho
score OF Is to 0. by which the Univsr-
sity OF Minnesota eleven today desseted
the Nebraska Cornhuskere. Three times
was MN M,nnesota,s sss Eosi sndangsrsd but
they failed to score. Minneeota's bril-
liant attack proved a puzzle to the Ne
braskans Using the famous ''Minne-
sofa shift" Erdall, ToIlefson and Me-
AImon. especially tho latter. slipped
through the Nebraska line for stesd5
gainsf and made first down time and
again,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
IOWA LOSES CHANCE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. Oct 1e.-In a spectacular
game the University OF Chicago football
squad today defeated the Iowa eleven.
So to IL.
The victory eliminated the Hawkeyes
from the race for the "blS nine" cham
pionship.
For three periods the Iowans threw
scare into the Maroons when they led
with a score OF IA to 10, but Chicago Was
strengthened with fresh players and as
a result took the lead in tho last quarter
and never was headed
The Maroon backs plowed through the
limo for big, gains in the nnai period acor-
ing three touohdowns. Pierce made all
three touchdowns. ripping through the line
after the BAH had been advanced by use
OF the forward pass.