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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
Our Daily Story
THE HERO.

The committee on awarding the Spar
hcsGlc annual hero medal were assem-
bled IN solemn session.
The case Of young SlaX FlCgmatt
deserves consideration" said Dumley
W. HardStopprn. the chairman. He
dashed UP to the roof OF all eiGhtce II
story blazing structure, through flames
and smoke and exploding baby rattlcS
Git was Il ce!luloid rattle factory TO
rescue Il poor little sparrow that the
excitement had rendered incapable Of
flying away"
"Prrhaps nc was thinking OF some
thing else At tho time. suggested Mar
lantiuS Ditts doubtrufly.
''rurhaps he just did it to show off. y
SAID piuSton Willow. And the case vas
rejected. and Hardstoppcn resumed,
"rh"u' there's the case Of Huxley
Preach. WHO l"nrcd Into the rag Ing
waters Of. the upper SpuNa tawny after
IN" excess profits tax repealed VIII act
and. himself unable 10 swim stroke,
managed 70 keep them afloat with his
icct til help arrived.
Maybe they We're his own children
and kitten" objected Vanlardcr Swipcc.
And thus case after case was rejected.
until Chairman HardStoppcn citod tn"
exploit Of JanbUrn Bung. who. TWO days
b. fore official straw hat day. strollcc
down Main street. RackvHlc. Ohio, In a
straw hat, and. according to tho sworn
testimony Of seven reliable witnesses.
never even turned his hca" for hNc
blocks as i Jeering. hoot!nE mob FOL
lowed him.
Rising to their feet with tears Of emo
I:rn In their eyes. the members OF the
committee unanimously voted Janborn
EunU the annual hero medal.
Copyright by George Matthew ADAMS.
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There is legislation today looking
toward tho licensing Of certain indus
tries. 1t will not stop with those in
duStrieS. II licensing Is adopted aS /
governmental policy your bus mess anu
mine are no more IRE" from danger OF
such licensing and control than would
be the first Industry that waS brought
under such licensing IN times or peace.
Licensing may be necessary. We are
not arguing that proposition. But W"
do say that If licensing is 10 be q policy
Of the government OF the United states
Of America, then that licensing ar
! engagements must he made by co-opcra,
tive relations between government anu
business TO make sure that the rcEu-
lationS are not destructive Of Amcri-
can initlativ" and that they do not :"
far cucrVach upon American. business
as to destroy all that We nave ever
built. 1871.
the United States guvernmvut today III
the rcfraQinG of our rcH"nu" laws ana
Fin the cndEaNor to secure on the Ert
Of the government the rNcrcis" "i - "a
economies as Will reduc" expenditures
Ia a point that can br born by tLAatiuh.
In thu estimates for l9@l notice that
as between 1916 and l9@l the budgets
establishment OF cur country are i've
times the budget Of 1916, hNe pAIl""
dollars in place IF one.
Add to that tho fact that We are 'tFfH
ing over 4 deficit from 1872! 81 anywhere
from three to live billion dollars. Ahd
10 that the emergency appropriations
which must necessarily I've taken car" ~
rs We proceed through our budget year
and wa have easily the possibility 81 'Nc
pcnlilurrs based upon III" estimates "t
money needed for the operation "f our
government for 1921 of somewhere BE-
tween eight and eleven billion dollars.
Where il the money coming from II
our present form of taxation, our pres
rnt revenue laws without amendment
are allowed To 60 on. they. IN the'h-
selves, in 81 far especially a. the excess
profit tax is concerned. constitute hpI
only q definite demand for Increased
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TN War, TIE WORLD, AID

0y asorIs crseL HAIpsr = 7ros.)
The War?t The World? why drag
thszn In,
Except by way Of condensation?
This volumes title should have been
The name may mol, Lightly mention;
The name OF, pne. SlpremelS right
~ The Rolar SYSTEMS Joy. and wonder.
Too brave to drill. too proud to fight,
Too Infinitely wise to blunder.
~,
When over glad Atlantic's flow
He came, augustly pedogogic,
Curled up beneath his blazing logic.
And Peace would smile from Pole to
And .o5 5sssd the the restless globes
And mellow every human soul.
Had hs but BEEN the; Worlds Die
tator.
The Senate needn't hope to dodge;
Its head 10 valorouGly smitten;
An wicked Henry Cabot Lodge
IL branded As tool OF Britain!
Shall VIC. when pure onniscience rules.
Forget what Imperfection owes u?
What traitors. frauds, malisnants'
And worm. are they who dare OPP
pose II!
For here Is ono who never mods!
SinEa Mr. Creel.: his cstechumsn.
Yet men wtl balk at demi-gods.
PreferrinG heroes greatly human:
= -. ARTHUR GCfTERMAN:
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costs everywhere but they likewise de-
crease the initiative and energy and the
desirabIlity of the active prosecution or
business because there Is at the root OF
ii all tho taking away of that which IL
gained by the activity, the initiative, the
energy and enterprise Of business peo-
plc.
That bill must be revised. Whether
We are going 10 put on Il consumption
tax IN place OF The tax that IS now lherc
or in whatever other way II may pc
done, w.Ilt We are arguing for Is not the
thing. but tho need for cooperative
cfrOr, between the United States gov
eminent and American business so that
wh"nthat tax is newly laid IT shall pro
woke no destruction Of industry but
shall nagin got underneath and cushion
up Industry and make 1t possible Tor US
Ia operate with freedom and with Until
ht:vr, as before the war.
We do not advocate the repeal or the
excess profit section of the present rev.
cnuc law for IN" purpose of giving husl-
IsrsS more pruht. Our personal Juds
m"nt is that American business with
the cN"Ccss profits tax repealed Will act
ually make less money than II iS max
ing today with tho excess profits tax
on. aud that Is tho reason we want 1t re-
p"al"d. because VT arc living IN an age
of too large profits of too large re-
serves Of added costs to our commodi-
tics built up and pyramidcd from the
raw product to final distribution. with
eNcoSs profits tax. q, b. C. d. L and all
along tn" limo. each one pyramided,
bringing the cost price of 81 up to $2.T5
to the consumer by viture OF the pyra-
mid Of taAcs that enter in along tho
way.
That needs cooperation of the finest
character. and unless American bust
ness does cooperate with the United
States government in that we arc go
ing 10 find ourselves suffering from
inadequate tax legislation and from the
further interruption OF business and
from another mounting Of the cost Of
living.
. Copyright, 1900
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A CORRECTION
Wheeling. w. Va, Oct. IS. 1890.

r,s;, Tnis.iiiueenccr
Eu'''' ,,a %
Sir; our attention mas neeh 49, 49, eo
L statement mace IN the press uiaer ~ y
caption "CnJustiiied Altacks on CtpS go
Ford by the .DeNhoCEAtS' "Ho 10 10 ~
lows:
We arc informed that ms same par
tiSan minister is himself liable 10 lnFes-
LEGATION before his conference for max
ing statements IN another case ~hlch no
caiinot subslatiate"
1nasmurh as tho partisan minister"
tnnron " 80 Eva ror Iaill Flanagan.
, " y, ~. " ,hoi;Et E,niscoDai church
y" WtN g.. w., Tnnm..rs OF the Meth
~ NSnISto,s' N,.,.iinr OF Wheeling
us t .'i.Ii,,. rIoL: tbts icrInratiun:
' ~, ''. . NJ tu,r,ron &c
ne statrImt ui,aS or,irn his son
liable 10 lnVeSt!gat'1n pelnte M a
ference Involves III Mc|t'urI p,nnG;irr
chaIlehsc OF MS Eh", aNtSt go" E,i Jrsorai
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RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MASON
THE IDOL.

once was 4 public idol, for
fortnight and day; like bride
groom TO the bridal went on my
gorgeous way. and fair maidenS
went before me. strewing flowers
along the road. and Il halo lowered
DER me when | sat in my abode.
l;ut the idols always stumble, being
fixed with feet OF clay. and. forget
ting to be humble. l throw public
love away. On the ninth day Of
October roses hit me. in my walks:
on the tenth the people, sober.
handed me bunch Of docks. For
the wealth Of adulation made me
feel l was a king. made me think
in all the nation was sure the
biggest thing. And in every place
landed | was swollen up with
pride. and my dome Of though cN-
pandrd TIL my hat split up the
side. And the people got the willies.
poor erratic. Changeful hicks. and
they passed me no more lilies, but
homhardcd me with bricks. IT
again l am idol Iii be wiser, |
allow; and no cheap. inflated pridell
strip the laurels from my brow.
For the idols wouldn't tumble.
they'd be cherished TO tho end. IL
they'd Just be meek and humble as
aduwn the world they wcnd.
'opyr: ght by George Mathew Adam
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ton Of pro-lcaguers at the White House
Wednc sday might attract attention. but
extravaganza of languag" has become
habit with Mr.. Wilson. Even in ms I'VE
campaign, when no crisis was IN sight
Mr.. Wilson aimed his appeals AT tho
emotions Of his hearers. In his first
inaugural address. with only ordinary
things to talk about. he reached the very
heights Of emotional expression.
When we read. therefore. that the
whole occasion was incxprcssihIy solemn
and tender" AID that more than once
his voice Chokrd and it was evident he
was voicjng the profoundest emotions or
his heart" We are not impressed Mt
Wilson can voice the "profoundcst emo
tons OF his heart" At any time on any
subject and he has done II so often tAat
the performances is becoming little
stale.
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chemical industries that grew up during
the war arc already ruined
AS Europe RECEIVERS more fully, the
flood will reach higher and higher. Tn
less checked by protective tariff, II
will reach the Ohio Valley and close our
steel and iron plants, our glass factories
and our potteries.
With n Republican administration at
Washington. protective law will be
passed and our prosperity will continue.
A vote for the Republican parry next
Tuesday is vote for prosperity. vote
for the Democratic party is a vote for
hard times.
Which do you want"
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KEEP COOL

The Indications are that the wind up
Of the campaign is going to b" very
active and warm. The voter ought to
keep cool and not believe any Of the
campaign lies that he will hear Stick
10 principles and vote as your con-
science will give It's approval after NIL
is over and you will be all right.-Fair-
mont West Nirginian.
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THE aREATER INCLUDES TIKI 11SS

To The New York Herald: Suppose
We forget until after November 2 that
the League of Nations exists and con-
centratc our attention on the necessity
Of getting rid Of Wilson and all his
works. as that is. for the present. In
initely the most important duty before
US.
Geneva, Oct. -. E. w. WOOD.
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StsIton Heights, y. J.. Oct: IL. 1872

IT. noi as1 nroisSy, tassff IL ths
Gepubaoan policy. 9aE1ff for revenue
only lets the forsdgnsrs goods into our
marfets to be. SOLD ehsepAr. thAa Wat
We make here at homo. 4 pfoescaVe
tariff gives our own fnhaNfaes1Sfs aad
workinEmSn ths Advantage. II. Wof1e1,
II You want prosperity sah COCA wages
70 continue, vote FOR warren q. Harding.
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\ prominent Chinaman says that IN
giving. ShantunE to Japan Mr.. Wilson
made the small and weak n victim 70
crafty the avariciouS desires Of the
INSCRIPTIONS strong. Very well put and
very true.
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The inhabitants OF Versailles cain TO
have seen ghost in the building IN
which the peace treaty was signed
(which floats gracefully around" May
we not suggest that this is tho Spook OF
one Of Nj. Wilson's fourteen POINTS
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a CALAMITY

Washington dispatches tell us that
1.-THE coal situation is becoming serious.
Our own common sense tells us that
the lack Of coal is becoming more than
s"ri0uS--it will soon he n freezing cal
amity.-PleaSantS County Leader.
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LANGUAGE VARIATIONS

This may be an English speaking ma
ton. but judging from tho utteranceS
Of many campaigncrS. their English is
thought they had a fair acquaintance
with the mother tongue. -Fharlcsto
Mail.
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IBIS ONLY DOPE

(From The Washington PosD
II worst comes TO worst, Harding
can remain 4 Senator and Cox can keep
on governing. but Gene pebs simply
has to win in order to pardon himself
out.
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Govern"r Cvx has not Yet stated what
nc would be willing to do about 1 rcscr-
walton t. Article y. And he won't
either. because that would involve
definite statement Of his league position.
which IS what Jimmy the Dodger wishes
above all things to avoid.
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Cox has the habit OF referring 10
Lincoln. Is the imagination of the
most feverish Lacquer capable OF pie
turing Lincoln surrendcrlnE one iota OF
thi; country'S right 10 self -deter1nina-
tionn-NuNtinGton Herald DISpAtCh.
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A.1uE1oao 9i1GocaAI
To The Editor Of thSsTrfbune.

To The Editor Of thSETrfbune.
+ Sir: Now is the tine-!so strike and
uphold "Ame-tcsnissn af1t Wilson,
1877; for Horace 'drseisS aid now In
1920, after being lifelong Democrat tmy
grandfa ther cast his .hrtt vote for the
defender OF New orleans against the
English. that Democratic president. An
drew JEcxson), + will weaf tha button
WILLIAM OSBORN.
Stsltan HnIHhfs Y l. Oct:.l1. 1870.
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Mrs Harding is famous for her waf-
files and Mrs. Coolidge for her pies. We
certainly do envy the guests Of the com
ing administration.
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Democrats say that unless We adopt
the Wilson league we will become Il her
init nation. In that case, We are wiling
20 MAXI Il bet that We'll be mighty
popular hermit
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Mr.. Wilson calls Article Y the heart
OF the covenant" No one so far has ac-
cused II Of having any brain.
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Mr. Bryan's silence strike Is In its soy
enteenth week. But are there any de-
tecttvcs around 70 make sure that he
does not deliver political speeches in IN"
barn TO admir!ng livestock"
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A correspondent OF an exchange wants
TO know how all the federal employees nj
washington are earning their salaries
You tell him Ponzi, you're fIRancier.
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The Democrats SAY that the reason
the league Of nations has been fai!ur"
so far Is that the nations have not dis
armed. Well, when are they going to:
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AN EMOTIONAL MAN

II there wer" anything new abou6
Woodrow Wilson'S cmotionalism tho
manner in which he addressed a delega-
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WILSON TO THE RESCUE
By Nick West

by NtCA "eSt
II love to see 4 little League,
And pat him on the head.
He does away with all intrigue,
And frees the world from dread"
Thus spake the super-president.
And waited Cox reply.
But Cox supposed the League he
meant
Was something vet or dry:
Speak up, my boy, and show an men
That you endorse my creed.
Thus spake the President again,
But Cox still paid no heed. =.
He picked the mandate up, instead,
And laid It on the shelf.
"Oh, very well" tne ruler raid.
TN tell the world myself"
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Can't our officials get drink any
other way than by searching the bag
gage OF foreign diplomats"
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WORRIES NEVER CEASE

Don't worry: i,ll soon he time for
some fresh income tax blanks.-Hunt-
'ington Advertiser.
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INIPOSSIBIE

Mr.. Wilson did not keep US out of war
Neither will his league.
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SERVING HIM RIGHT

Hickory, dickery dock, .
When High Cost comes to knock
I boiler Scat, you Democrat"
And smash his blooming block
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TAX PYRAM|DING MUST STOP
Repeal Of Excess Profit Section of Revenue Law Will Aid
the Country Generally Though Probably Not Business
By HARRY A. WHEELER
Former President the Chamber Of Commerce Of T. =

Ter President OF The Chamber Of Commerce Of Z. :.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM
FORMS FOR 1920 SEASON

The call of the court has been
sounded. The Parish House bas-
ketball team of Woodbridge has
organized for the 1920-21 season.
and Manager A. A. Deter has is
sued a def TO all strong junior and
light senior teams in this city and
county, particularly the Speedways,
PAGER Big Five, Matawan and court
teams Of like strength. The Parish
House v last year made a great
showing, particularly on their home
court, the Speedway team Of this
city being n Of the few teams to
outfit.
The Speedways. the light senior
champions Of Middlesex county last
year, have not been organized as
yet this season. This team had a
wonderful record last year, losing
only two games, one to the hide
pendents of this city and the other
TO a strong Newark court team.
The PAGER Big Five, a team that
made a strong bid for the senior
championship OF the county, has
not been organized as yet, but it Is
likely this team viii take to the
court very shortly.
The Parish House team IL the
nrst to be organized in this vicinity
this year, but their DEF will proba-
bly, bring about the organization Of
many other teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
TICKETS FOR ITALIAN OPERA
HERE PLACED ON SALE

Through the efforts Of Rev. Faith
err Galassi, members of the Metro
pohtan and Chicago Opera Com
panys will present Lucia di Lam
mamoor" at the Majestic Theatre on
October Z. The enthusiasm and re-
Spouse that met the presence of
grand opera in this city last year
will probably be outdone for with
the presentation OF a complete and
popular composition the interest is
certain to be greater.
The company will have a chorus
Of thirty and an orchestra of twenty
four both composed of the Metro
politan Opera Company Of New
York, the conduction will be under
.Avitabile, assisted by Giuolio SETH,
prominent figures in the New York
Opera circles. Practically all of the
artists taking part in the p~resenta-
ton are stars of high standing. This
unusual entertainment will again
mark the presentation of a novel
and Nsuperfine theatrical p~resenta-
Ition and will afford an excellent OPP
Iportunity toal | lovers Of operate
music and singing.
The tickets are for sale n advance
at the Holy Rosary Rectory on Bar
clay street, the Packer House, Z.
Pico's grocery store on Smith street,
the Neat Barber Shop at 2Ss State
street, T. Puccis at 2e5 Washington
street and at Palisi's grocery store
on Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
Card OF Fast Games
Arranged For This Weekend
Pioneers Hone TO Annex Two.

Pioneers Hope To Annex Two.
In high hopes OF capturing both
ends OF the double header from the
fast going Orioles OF Red Bank. the
Pioneers of this city VIII traveI TO
that place tomorrow afternoon
Manager BonaIsky has secured Rog-
gle 20 pitch one of the games against
the Monmouth county outfit, while
Thomas will do the hurting in the
other contest. The Red Bank outnt
has been going great guns this
season, and at present boast OF a
long string OF wins.
Big Game At South Amboy.
Manager Travinski of the Sacred
Hearts Of South Amboy has secured
another big attraction for the fol-
lowers of his team. the Mack Bun
Dogs, of New Brunswick. These two
teams will clash on the Sacred Heart
field at $3.50 o'clock and a large
crowd Is expected to witness the
tussle. The New Brunswick outfit
forced the representative Tottenviile
team to go seventeen innings to score
a victory last Sunday.
Kearny VS.. Tottenvflle.
The Kearnee Club of Kearny Will
appear on the Tottenville field to-
morrow afternoon to oppose Charley
Hilker's representative Tottenville
team. This outfit has quite a record
among semi-pro teams ana the Tot
tenville boys expect plenty OF opposi-
ton. The Kearny team will have a
one arm pitcher. Romer and Klein
will make up the home teams bat
tarv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11

Fixing BAN Games.

The word fixed" is the most un.
complimentary word that can be
conneetad with baseball, or any
Eher sport. The chief reason that
baseball has prospered and attained
the heights of nationwide popular
fty is hat 1t is a clean sport, above
board and on the direct level.
The present year has been full of
circumstantial evidence and strong
rumors that some players have slip
ped and played into the hands of the
gambling class. This ought not to
be.
Our baseball is such a deep-root-
ed pastime from sandlot to major
league ranking that the tainted sug-
gestion of games being fixed is a
black mark on Americanism.
Prompt action like that taken by
the Coast League circuit is COM
mendable. High praise is due Pres
ident Mccarthy for his strenuous eff
forts to keep the game clean and oil
the square.
All baseball players who swerve
from the straight path of sport to
dishonesty should take a lesson
from wrestling. The mat game al
most fiuked out after the public was
convinced that it was being cheat
ed.
Baseball games are the most dif1-
cult to FIX" of any sporting events.
1t must involve more than one or
two parties. Perhaps some of the
rumors of dishonesty are untrue.
Yet 1T is evident that some players
have fallen. :
1t cannot go on Those players
who allow themselves to be influenc-
ed by the betting element are killing
the goose that lays the golden egg.
This sport. more representative of
Americanism than any other, must
pat a thousand per cent. in the hon
br league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
FISHK|LL CLUB s
OPPOSE ANBOYS
Crack New York Combination
win Clash With Local Fa-
vorites Tomorrow.

The Fishkill baseball nine. a
strong semi-pro out1t from New
York will appear here tomorrow af-I
ternoon TO oppose Joe Muilen'E
Perth Amboy baseball team In the
only game Of the afternoon, which
viii get under way at $3.50 o'clock
Apologize viii pitch for the locals.
while Fels or Mitchell win do the
mound duty for the visitors
The teams viii lineup as follows
for the contest:
Amboys-Loeser. II: Burke, Is:
Regan. 1b; Stinson, 3b; Romer. CT.
500 IF; Bader c; Egan. 2b: Apples
gate. p.
Fishkiil-Franz II: Land, -:
Hecker. SIS; Wendell, 3b; Miller. CT.
Lowe, 1b; Hawthorne, II; unger.
c: Fels or Mitchell, p.
The Fishkili's have played he
East New Yorks. Ivanhoe. St. Aga
thas, Egberts. Towards and numcr
Gus other teams OF like Strength
They have an exceptionally fine rec
ord this season and should furnish
the Amboy outfit considerable oppo-
sition-
With Silver as utility catcher Man
ager Mullen VIII use the same Iine-
up as represents his team on the
field in tomorrow's game In the re-
naming games of the Tom
Burke's showing at shortstop and
with the stick in Mondays games
earned a position on the team for
him and Stinson viii be stationed
at the dificult corne