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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
The Wishing Plane

Lamar. the Swiss guido. was tell.
. ing Jack ana Jane all about noun
| tain climbing when We had TO stop
! he last story So now We'll hear
some more about d, lie said.
when the climbers come 10 one
/ of the great cracks IN the mountain
/ tho guide tests the ir1 and auaN
| along tho edge by striking 10 mu
/ his stick and then hy walking ou b.
/ He tells the other climbers ru atlnI
/ very s'il and brace themselves 800.
/ that II the ice breaks Oft and Iut
/ him down over the edge OF ON.
crevassc they can pull him up ny
! hauling on The rope
but ducsut the guide got afraid
when tho irrahroaks of and drops
him down into the crtakf' asked
/ Jack
so. because hoals used 10 such ar.
1 ridru's' answered Lamar
He knows the rope viii hold and
| that II the other mcu have followed
| orders they VIII stand sun unul 'h.
| guide calls up 10 them 20 pun up uu
the rope. Then he helps them DO.
digging into the sides OF the crack
with his toes and stick
when hc IE safely Up again tH,v
fnd new place whore the ige fs
nrut and the crack is narrow enough
20 jump.
"Oueurimcs the side OF the noun.
tain is $50 steep that tho guide mus.
chop steps IN the lee before tho other
can climb 80 the next level place,
This he does with his alpine HlDt
which has small sort of pichtk
on tho end OF q.
The guide must find shol'c~ for
his party II storm comes up WING
they are on the mountain. n they
tried 10 weather the binding snow
and wind storms ON the open noun.
tain side they would either Doe swept
over ems or frozen TO death. Tho
guide. who knows how Go road storm.
warnings In the clouds. finds a sma.
cave ar space between the hugo
rocks and makes his party stay thcrH
until the storm is over. Oftrutmy
the cave is buried In snow and The
men have to dig their way out, bu,
no harm comes to them.
ny this time the alrplauo was HOY.
ering above tho landing place
pointed out by Lamar so Captain
Brave CirClCd down slowly and fIul.
" brought tho giant flying mnchiun
to "a stop on the smooth Icy surface
Of the Utlo level stretch on tho
mountain.
Ladydear had seen 20 Il that m,
children wcro dressed warmly for
IN" trip so they weren't afraid os
getting cold Jack hll on ~ heavy
sweater that came away up TO hp
chin, topped shoes, heavy cap
and uittens Jane had oU a heavy
coat, of the brigh'osi rcd cloth you
can imagine A red belt ran arouul
II at her waist She had a red stock.
Ing cap and mittcns TO match. ShS
wore heavy little shoes
Boob. Of course, wore the sama
coat he always hada-his fluffy whita
fur. For dogs don't have more than
one suit Of clothes, you know. Ito
didn't feel bit cold whom he Jumped
from the machine to the ice bur 1t
wasn't long before his feet got
pretty cold ana the next thing Jack
ana Jane knew hc had lcapci hl~kA
into the airplano again and wat
sitting up by the motur-whinh was
warm. because IL had been running.
Copyright 1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
Who H as Easiest
job Decided After
Six Months
NORA COLE SKINNER

"or.mws.l ! charge thee. nlng
away ambition.
UN .Hit. sin fell the angela
NHd.m of me ages of applies
thruIE .uut posuurlb And yet
why umE away amuition 1t may
bn moro swiftly auuihIalei 10y
. workus % III.
-. HteF-4 tr- -r-r- Il WTCk aurTirci.
And had uourltteI tho longing
Tor years. Yet the career cAds
riA months and week. but at
lotH. sin years wiser. SIX years
happier sN years younger
have learned many things
! have learned To- take" what
never dreamed / would take
have learned that it is a long
stretch from a womau's whim TO
rotl business | have learned
what IT means 10 he up and doing
each day no matter the aches and
DO mater the temptations 10 play.
And know Tulsa ! know which
men ask Is woman to have 4 chair
when giving her am interview hho
has been sent 10 get ] know the
women better than I know them
during the whole previous 10
years that / visit-d among them.
And IN knowing Tulsa, | know
people / know HE
Above an | have learned what
succcsR .s II is holding ones job.
And in the know ledge that Camc
to me through that pride that
made success necessary. ! now
have greater respect for every
bread winner No longer will |
tlrD "A stulpltLpfir ear to the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

les,iddy vs. fellows was setting on
| my iruni steps and RED Merry cama
| up, saying Well, good By fellows.
Wy are you going, Reddy? soi
Puds S!mhins, and / sed. Are you go
ing away Reddy2
You bet your life am. I'm going
70 run away frum home. scd Reddy
Merry.
Wich us fellows all got excite
saying @. Gosh. holoy smoaks. Eiuf-
mlny Crickiis. wat FOR?
My mother tried To boss me and
I'm going 10 run away frum homu.
nobody aint going to boss me. set
Reddy
Watts you going to do. Rcddv.sara
you going TO join a sorkus? Sod Lew
Davis
Maybe alnt decided yet sed Rel
dy Merry
Wy Joint you join tho navy. Rpl.
dy, you can be- a s'owiway Until YOU
get old cnuff 10 be a rcguler sl!lr..
.scd skinny Martin.
Maybe 1 mite sea Reddy Merry
Amt you never going home env
more az an heddy2 | scd. ana rr
sed. -. ! mite 70 home for n shor.
visit after ] grow up to be a man les.
10 see n they Icck0uize mo. nobody
amt going TO boss me. that's all / can
tell you
WicR jess then sumbodv s'oppcI
In back of him, being hts father look.
ing mad as the doose. saving. They
amt aip' 'hey2-you martrh your.
snlf strato home and I'D show yul
whose boss attnr We gel tncrc D..
.'fn you.io walk out after yoa hn
al "a arH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
pHuSIDENrIAI DISHONESTY.

The extravaganza OF his statements shows the lgthH
to which president is willing TO so In order to
carry his poiM Nor Is he honest with himself or tho
people. In his 81 Louis address he said
wonder II GONE Of thg gentlemen who arc
commenting on THIS treaty have road H. Th'ro
isn't phrase OF doubtful meaning In the whole
document
There Is no evidence horc ot an honest endenvor to
discover the truth convoy It TO the people. Far
from H. The president, better than most mon. knows
thcre is truth whatever In the statement There
N In the senate ut least three distinct factions created
because OF differences arising the moaning Of III"
same provision Of tho treaty tn" senate foreign
relations committee hold hearings covering weeks
II had before It Secretary ~ state Robert Lansing
and other individuals connected with the peace dole
CATION At Paris Later. Il had the prcsdcnrs own in
tcrprctations Of various treaty provisions. 1t Is a
matter OF record that the testimony of Mr.. Lansing
aud that Of the president differed widely. And 1t is
a matter OF record that witncssc, before the
committee agreed throughout TO the meaning OF
the treaty provisions
And yet the president 10 the country and
says. There isn't phrase ot doubtful meaning in
tho whole document"
And again. In the closing period of his speech the
president said.
II is s1uarc-cut issue whether the United
Statos Will redeem lts pledges
What pledges and by whom made They are not
" record At tho time We entered tho iounct hut
Il single pledge was made ana that was sW an i'm
piled pledge to tho American people, .auct the
war to that point where tho enemy c...osscd defeat
There can De no question about our having redeemed
that pledge.
Tho presidents reference is unfortunate II touches
mo heart OF matter that Rns long caused a very
sroa, doI ~ concern. very eminent writer attend.
ins tho Parts conference wrote:
As TOO tho hopes and expectations be Cth' prcsl-
dsuD is arous.nF m the minds NJ the common
people " llr"N" hy ms sensational ana diaAI'NN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
THE mnEACu on GOVERNMENT

We have prccnse ot offering Joseph W. rou,
Of Missouri as model statesmen or politician. Tar
from IT, Yet he voiced an cplrrnm when he was
governor OF Missouri that has always been a. true
"a the Gospel of Christ Sic said;da
Let me toll YOU the greatest breach OF good gov
lies in tho fact that are not enforced
There is not ono single thing the matter with our
social and political structure today but Is directly trace
able TO that breach Of government
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Definitions valuable We 80 nlong For tn
stance: Capitalism" the New Republic. is not
system, It Is not community ot interests and action
1t is merely a regime ltso the Hypothetical matrlnr.
chato, unified only In the logic OF It's philosophical
critics" Now you you be oeains, Il Just like
bolShevlk without doing violence to anything or
anybody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
Daily Biblical Quotation.
slrTIMnIu !, 1910

Thou. 9 Lord, rcmuuost Tor ever. thy thron" from
gcnoraU4t6 to generation. Lam b.l9.
This God is the God adore.
our faithful. Interchangeable friend.
Whose love H great as hH power
And neither knows moAHurc nor end
Turn thou "a unto thee o Lord, and we SHAH be
turned. Lam. 5.2l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

England ana France TO hurry up with ratification or
the league. How do YOU lko this cacrhr 90 foreign
governments to influence American politics. We aro
due FOR lot OF that sort Of thing tho league becomes
a reality
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Tho stars incline. bu, do %
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
WOOD, WILSON AND
FRAZIER ENDORSED
NORTH DAKOTA POLITICAL EN-
DoRSEMENT GIVEN

Pierre Dec 3.--Mai. Gen. Leonard
Wood, President Wilson and Cover
nor Lynn Frazier Of North Dakota to.
day had Endorsement for President Of
the United States of the Republicans,
Democrats, and non-partisan League,
respectively of South Dakota, given
at the tate convention held here yes
tcrday.
The Democrats also endorsed Mar
shall for the third term, while the Re
publicans gave their Endorsement to
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
WILL NOT PERMIT OFFICERS
TO Go TO TRIAL
FOR CRIMES IN FRANCE
Wide Transformation Of
Sentiment in Germany in
Past Two Weeks

Paris, Dec. 3-The Supreme
Council today sent note to Ger
many protesting against the in
crease of Germanys armament
contrary to the provisions of the
peace treaty.
Paris, Dec 3.--Germany has dcCid-
ed not to sign the protocol presented
to her by the Allies as a condition for
putting the peace treaty in effect, the
peace conference has been notified.
1t was learned today that Baron
Kert Won LerSner, head Of the Ger
man delegation here, had called on
Secretary Dutasta of the conference
Monday and told him that Germany
made such decision.
This attitude is taken as confirm
ing the reports of sharp reaction in
Germany within the last fortnight,
and trained observers of German de-
velopments have expressed to mem
bers of the peace conference the view
that there has been complete trans
formtion of the situation in Germany
md that it is due to the failure of the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
CONGRESS GETS DOWN TO BUS
mess IN HURRY
LEADERS ARE VERY ACTIVE
House Republicans Start
War on Annual Appropri-
alton Bills Early

Washingto1, Dec. 3,-Congress got
down to business today with the
leaders determined to have some con-
structive legislation enacted before
the Christmas holidays. The Cum
Minis Railroad bill was before the Sen
ate with the anti-strikc and other
clauses drawing a sharp attack
In the House where the five billion
dollar appropriation bills were sub
mitted, the Republican forces have
clashes are expected,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
GAVE
U. S. NO PLEDGES
IRISH SELF GOVERNMENT VIZ"
NOT PROMISED

London Dec 3 Hloyd-Georgie gave
no pledge of any kind TO the Amcrl
can representatives, at The peace con.
ference that in consideration OF tn
question Of Irish self government not
being dealt with by the conference,
the British Government would as soon
as possible after the signature to the
peace treaty, settle the Irish question
on the home rule basis.
This statement was made today by
Bonar Law, Government spokesman
in the Commons in replying to pues-
tiOuS.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
MEXICAN SENATE ENTRUSTED
MATTER TO PRESIDENT
HELD SECRET SESSION
Admitted Relations With
United States VERY Del
icate" in Discussions

Washington, Dec. "a resoiu-
ton requesting the President to
sever diplomatic relations with
Mexico was introduced today by
Senator Fall, chairman Of the
committee charged with the in
vestiaation of the Mexican stu
alton.
Mexico City, Dec. 3.-The solution
of the difficulties arising out of inter
national affairs with the United States
was entrusted to President Carranza
without Legislative intrusion by the
Senate at secret session held today
Relations with the United States
were declared during the session az
being very delicate.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
COUNCIL WARNS GERMANY NOT
TO INCREASE Her armament
BALTIMORE LOSES
SIXTY SHIPS in fire
FOUR OTHERS DAMAGED MAN
is MISSING

Baltimore, Dec 3-The wharves of
the Canton Lumber Company at Can
ton suburbs, the state oyster steam
err. Governor McLane, and fee other
vessels were destroyed and four
steamers damaged by Gre. carly to
2- Ss%}h
day.
One man is missing and a score of
Others had narrow escapes.
II. w. Train. cook of Tie. Govern
ment steamer, L'Enfant, was burned
to death. 51ee't -.
The loss was estimated at three
Quarters of wilton dollars.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03

United States Senate to ratify the
peace treaty.
These observers declare that while
the vast majority of Germans before
the Scnatc's adjournment desired the
peace treaty ratified as soon as pos
sible they are now supporting the
governments attitude in resisting the
demands Of the Allies for indemnity
for sinking the German feet at Scapa
Flow, recompense for which was pro,
Welded in the protocol.
The question upon which the Ger
man representatives here appear most
sensitive, however, is the insistence
upon the trial of the German officers
accused of the commission of crimes
in France and Belgium.
Delegation to Sail
Paris, Dee. 3.-Thc American dele
cation at the peace conference, with
most of its personnel. will sail for the
United States next week
Tho day has not been fixed and the
question rs to whether one delegate
shall remain to continue participation
in the work of the Supreme Council
rests, il is stated. entirely with the
State Department at Washington.
Must Eliminate Clauses
Paris. Dee. :. -Germany is willing
TO sign the protocol putting the treaty
into effect the moment certain clauses
Objectionable her in the protocol are
eliminated, Baron Won Lersner head
Of the German delegation told the As
ISOLATED Press this afternoon
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
FLORIDA ELDER
PREACES TONIGHT
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST MEETINGS
ARE PROVING VERY I'M
PORTANT

Over a hundred deacons and elders
of the Primitive Baptist church are
attending the conference here and
the meetings today were. given to
various topics helpful to the demon
nation throughout the state. The scs'
sions both morning and afternoon
are being largely attended.
Elder J. NJ. Thomas of Jennings,
Fla :, will preach at the meeting
tonight at seven thirty. His discourse
will be an able one and the entire
community should hear him.
Those who are attending the con
ference are representative OF the
Primitive Baptist church in all sec
lions Of the state, leading members
of the denomination having answered
the call to come here and lay plans
for a better understanding of the in
terests of the church. Local workers
are pleased at the apparent good re-
suits.
The meetings will go on through to
morrow and much good will have
been accomplished in many ways.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
ANOTHER RECORD
PRICE FOR COTTON
NEW YORK SEES COTTON CON-
TRACTS BRING FORTY CENTS

New York, Dec. Another record
price was established on the cotton
exchange when today December con
tracts sold for forty cents pound
on continued covering at the open
ing Of the local market
This made an advance Of a dollar
and half bale over yesterdays
closing quotations and the increase
was approximately twelve cents a
pound over the low levels Of last
September
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
Mine WORKERS
UNION TO FACE
CONTEMPT CASE
NINE OWNERS MAY ALSO BE
ARRAIGNED
EVIDENCE IS GATHERED
Proceedings Within Next
"a Hours Will be Institut-
ed in Court

Indianapolis, Dec. 3.-Citations for
contempt of court, directed against
members of the United Mine Work
ers and possibly against the coal
mine owners. are expected within the
next "a hours as the Governments
next step in it's efforts to bring about
an end of the strike Of the coal min
ers.
1t became known yesterday that a
mass of evidence against alleged VIC
lators of the injunction against the
strike has been collected by agents OF
the Department of Justice, and that
proceedings will be instituted immed-
lately
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
ENGLAND EXPLAINS EXTREME
LOW RATE OF INTEREST

London, Dec. 3.-Thc break in
American exchange to $3.SS which is
considered serious from a trade stand
point is due to the same condition
previously prevailing.
/ There is huge Indebtedness of
England to the United States and a
large amount of cotton is still to come
from that country.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
STRONG APPEAL
COMES FROM TURKEY
HEIR TO THRONE EXPRESSES
HOPES U. S. Will RATIFY

Constantinopie, (Tuesday. By the
Associated Press Abdul Medjid Ell
fendi. son of the former Sultan Abdul
Aziz, heir presumptive to the Otto
man throne, in an interview with the
Associated Press, expressed the hope
that the United States soon vii rati-
fly the peace treaty.
He made an appeal on behalf Of
his own people 'for the sake of the
whole of humanity" he said, 'let the
United States continue its fight for an
honest peace. WilsOnian principles
are based upon an eternal peace for
all the yorld.
Let the United States whose honor
is pledged on behalf of the humber
peoples continue fighting until real
victory of peace is achieved"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
LABOR HEADS IN
WAGE MEETINGS
FOUR RAIL BRoTHERHHoDS IN
WASHINGTON MEET

Washington, Dec. 3.-Thc chiefs OF
all four railroad brotherhoods were
here today TO ra meeting at the Amer
lean Federation of Labor Headquar-
tiers to discuss the problems Of rail
road employees.
A kaye standard was the pricipal
subject for consideration. Represen-
tatives of the brotherhoods were in
vited to meet with the ten organiza-
tions affiliated with the American
Federation.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
AUSTRIA TOO POOR
TO SEND DELEGATE
CONVENTION IN VIENNA HEARS
REASONS GIVEN

Vienna, (Tucsday BY the Associat-
cd prCsS) During the sessions Of the
Austrian labor congress which is meet
ing here, the failure af Austria to be
represented at the Labor Conference
at Washington will be explained by
the statement that the employers re-
fused to send delegate and the labor
unions had not the funds to meet the
expenses.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
WILL INVESTIGATE
TRADE COMMISSION
SENATE ORDERS GENERAL IN.
VESTlGATloN

Washington, Dec. ga general in
vestigation of the Federal Trade Com
mission was ordered today by the Sen
ate.
The inquiry will be conducted by
the Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mittee.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
STORES ALLOWED
TO REMAIN OPEN
MODIFICATION OF FUEL ORDER
is GIVEN

Atlanta, Dec. 3.-Modifcation of
coal orders whereby stores and other
places of business may open before
nine o'clock and stay open after four
o'clock, provided they use no heat,
light OF power produced by coal, wood,
or gas, was announced by the region
al coal committee.
The committees order today also
allows practically the unrestricted
use of power originating solely and
exclusively from hydro-electric plants
not operating auxiliary plants using
coal. wood or gas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
-
SPANISH CABINET WILL 4
4
REMAIN IN OFFICE

Madrid, Dec. 3.-Members OF the
cabinet, including Minister Of War
Covaro, whoses resignation precipitst-
ed government crisis, have unaHt'
mously agreed to stay in office.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
SENATE ORDERS
NEWBERRY INQUIRY
RESOLUTION OF SENATOR POM
creme is PASSED

Washington, Dec. An investiga-
ton of the Ford.NeWberry Senatorial
contest in Michigan was au-
thorized today by the Senate which
adopted resolution by Senator Pom
creme providing for the inquiry.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
Operators Gather

Washington, Dec. S.-Mine opera
tors from all parts of the country are
gathered here today to work out the
details of the fourteen percent wage
increase suggested by the Government
f or the coal miners,
Continued optimism in official cir
cIes was marked although the prOduc-
tior figures available showed no in
crease in the daily tonnage.
Will Be Initiated
indianapolis, Dec. 3.-Comtempt OF
Court proceedings will be initiated
against all general officers of the
United Miner Workers on whom the
temporary injunction issued by Fed
eral Judge Anderson was served, be-
fore the end of the day, according to
information obtained from an authori-
tative source.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
EXCHANGE DROPS
TO LOWEST FIGURE

New York, Dec. g. English ex-
change fell to the lowest level in his
tory today when demand sterling was
quoted at $3.50 Ia
The normal rate is $4S1.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
EIGHT THOUSAND WORKERS
=
OUT AT GARY
MORE MILLS TO Be CLOSED
Gas Supply to Ohio Cities
Cut Off BY West Virgin
a. e.;

Gary, Dec. Slight thousand steel
workers were thrown out Of work to-
day when the American Sheet Til
plate Company, the largest concern
of its kind in the world, was forced
to close because of a cola shortage
10.
Reports here said tho compaly's
:
plants at Elwood, Ind, employing {
to 5 thousand. also had banked It's
fires !.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
Gas Diverted

Columbus. Dec. 3.-On top OF the
already acute coal shortage, many
northern Ohio cities are facing big
curtailment of the gas supply from
West Virginia as result of an order
of the West Virginia Utilities Com.
mission to divert two million cubic
feet of gas daily from the Ohio cities.
1t is tsated that the federal injuhc
ton may be sought to restrain the
West Virginia officials. ~
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-03
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKET

GOOD MIDDLINC CLOSED
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
 DECIDE DEMOBILIZATION

Washington, June 29.-The attorney general and not the war department will have to advise President Wilson when rehabilitation of the emergency forces has been completed. military experts said today. when their opinion was sought as 10 the approx imate date of resembling of war time prohibition.
 The present composition of the mili- tary establishment is so complicated, it was said. that a decision by the highest legal authority would be necessary.
 The army is estimated today to number a few thousand more than one million men. The regulars. ex- eluslveof duration of emergency" men. include not more than forty thousand men at the most and the re- gently recruited class totals 61 900. leaving 900.O00 as the number which apparently must be discharged be- fore demobilization can be said to have been completed
 The period required for demobilza- tion depends, 1t was said today. within definite limits, upon the size of the American force left with the army of occupation. The 45O.0O0 men now comprising the A. E. F. in France and Germany could be returned by August 10 and the camp machinery in this country is capable of discharg i1G the men as fast as transports can land them.