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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

HOLDS UP CIRCULARS

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-attmu-
Etxted b. nswtpAp per stories thast ~
had made fa,ae accusations concern
inr the Florida Everg AIDES land
fraudx Representative Frank Clark,
az that stats today declared that he
was ready 10 lay down proof oS his
assertions that Secretary Of. Agrtcnl-
sure Wilson y implicated N the sup
precision OF departments circul&rr.
Thepe circulars described. he said.
the true situation Of the Florida
drainage rejects and Ar. Clark de-
clafed that thar. publication wAs Aup-.
.gHoas6 Ia TIA s1ntarSae siafH comma Mo-
selling the lands.
Goys WILSON Admits n.
the secretary Of agriculture told
me that he had suppressed the cir
cular 1t the Instance Of perncnS solI-
ins Land 1 nthe Eversiades q florida"
Is open house Mr.. Clarke roe 10 !
question of priyilere and denounced
Solicitor NcCabes OF the department.
fOr issuing . FALSE statement % the
eject that his accusations were s'pse.
Indeed. cneeided and untrue"
Wheu Mr.. Clark rid II found
there were number o. people cpsfat-
in4 In Florida 10 the detriment Of
the STATE ana the robbery IT thoMr@
sands, a. people, and fe't 4 my duty
e "a ssnns ~. E. snis .s HG.:s g
III. ciark characterized the lana
compauies g .1uftd. trufhlese land
sAA~ka who RIB the ssNf ana hE1ng dis
cradit uUon thA HtAte.
! IN 6io longfhv nDeech Mr. C1AfN
aid 10 lO0k~A unon '.tlS0 vanSvable.
secretary tWi'adnl more n : scene
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
Farmers Union Asks Legislature
to Give to People Right to Vote
In CONVENTION At Lynshby Adopt Resolution Calling Upon Gen.
srsl Assembly to Pan the Enabling Act
Nov Pending

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

Plan Purim Concert March
3--Home Seems Certain.

Definite plans were made to secure
the remaining amount on the mort
gage for land at Jefferson street and
Madison avenue by the directors of
the Hebrew Educational Alliance
last night at the residence Of Her
man Ellis, in First street. Al COM
mittee, consisting of B. Goldman and
Mr., Ellis, was appointed to suggest
ways and means. It was decided to
swell the fund by a Purim concert
In the Majestic theatre On Sunday,
March 3. Members of the Y. M. HI. A..
will also assist In this concert. Plans
for the new home will be completed
by May 1.
Following are the list of the re-
cent contributions. Lena Goldman,
$25; Nathan Wilentz, S.; L. Saro-
kin, SIS; Mrs. Shirling, So; g. Cold
man, son of B. Goldman. $25; and
Mrs. Joseph Slobodien, SIS. Further
donations for this cause will be au-
nounced in these columns.
The following directors were pness
ent last night. David Dobbs, b.
Goldman, Nathan Jacobsen, Joseph
Slobodien, b. strief, Philip r. Gofd-
smith, i. Alpern and Herman Ellis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
Peculiar After Effects
Of Grip This YeaI
Learss kidneys IA Weakened cendlian

Doctors In all parts of tina country
hare tsal kept 5usS she eei-
demic of grip which has visited 50
many homes. The symptoms OF grip
this year are very distressing and
leave the system ID a III down con-
dition. particularly the kidneys which
seem to suffer most as every victim
complains Of lame back and urinary
troubles which should not be neglect
ed. az these danger eignala often
lead to more serious sickness such
a-=-a bright ~ -
druggists report q large sale on DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp Roofawhieh 40 many
neople say soon heals and
Strengthens the kidneysaeter an at-
tack OF grip Swamp-Root fs = great
kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
and, being an herbal compound has
q gentle healing effect on the hid
ness, which is almost Immediately
noticed By those who fryltDE
Ktlmer e. Co, -BiaghamtOn. N. II
offer to send a sample botfgs or
Swamp-Root, free BIZ mail, to every
sufferer who requests Il. A trial viii
convince any one who may be In need
OF Il. Regular. Hsze bottles 10 efs
sad $1s80. Fer sale al stl druggists
rs sesne fe mention tue r. a. Evsa-
lug NsNa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
TOUCH HEART
or RECORDER
Frank Fisher and Edward
Skrzypczak Are Paroied.

Frank Fisher and Edward Skr9y-
peak. twelve years old. the remain
Ing members OF gang sof alleged
bad boys who have been pilferins
boys sleds. articles OF clothing,
watches and other things Of less
value, were placed on probation thia
morning by Recorder Henry w.
Kehoe. Their alleged accomphres
were yesterday placed In the caro- OF
Probation Of1cer MacWilliam
Fisher, although a tiny mite for
HIS age, is declared by the police to
be a bad boy nnd with the efforts of
Recorder Kehee are making every
effort to reform him. He was but
recently released from the James
burg Reform School.
Earnest pleadfngs of Skrzypczak
and cries OF his mother and sister
touched a tender spot in Recorder
.Kehoe,s heart and he ~refrafned from
sending him to Jail. The lad sobbed
4violenti, and placing his right hand
upon the shoulder OF the recorder,
he begged for ciemency- At the
same time his mother gave signs OF
becoming hystericaI. Together with
her daughter. she o az the court
passed sentence.
Both boys were ordered to go to
achooi and report to the probation
officer every Monday might.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
METUCHEH TAKES NO
ACTION IN HOBO CASE
spsoiar q he EVENING NEws.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Feb. 7s-Contrafy. to
expectation there were no develop
ments at meeting of council in the
famous case Of last week when three
night dodgers were kept in the cecil
er on overtime, short rations, and
an ice cold stove. Chief F1aherty
says 1t wasn't his fault and lays 1t to
Special Officer Oscar !. Frank. Oscar
lis as mad as hops at the chief Tor so
saying and disclaims all responsible
ity. He says that newspaper reports
have placed him in a false position
with the public. The pc zee COM
mittee OF council and Chief Flaherty
have been investigating and the
probe ID still on. Frank Sanford,
chairman Of the police committee,
reported at the regular SESSION OF
council that he was not yet ready to
make a report and it Ia said that the
matter will come up for settlement
at the special meeting February ID,
Special 0fficers Frank and Hokan-
son were present at the council
meeting as was Lynx Eyed Enos
|F~ouratt, the erstwhile head OF the
force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
REVISION
Bill is READY


Washington. Feb. THE Under.
wood chemical tariff schedule is COM
pleted by the subcommittee and sent
to the treasury department for ssixxes-
TONS. Representative Francis Burton
Harrison OF New York took a pronai-
nent part In training the measure. The
chemical schedule OF the Payne law
has been entirely rewritten. The dn-
ties are cut SO per cent on the average.
In a few days the ways and means
COMMITTEES will receive the reports Of
its subccmmittees on sugar and chem
ieals. 1t Is expected the chemical bill
and the sugar bill, the latter placing d
duty of / cent a pound on 90 degree
centrifugal raw sugar. will be APPROX
ed by tho Democratic members. Rep
resenfAtive Oscar w. Underwood,
chairman Of the committee, said that
the committee might decide to bring
In the sugar bill first because 1t was a
shorter measure, but that other con
siderations might induce the commit
tee to bring Id the other measure Arst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
MADER0 HOME
STATE REVOLTS
m Is New Moses Of
the Mexican People.

ri Paso, Tex, Feb. t. Northern
Mexico is on the verge OF revolt from
the central government.
The state Of Chihuahua lis threaten
ing to withdraw from the unioH OF
states. and the republic OF Mexico, tt is
believed, is facing the most critical
point In It's later history. General Pas
quail Orozco wat elected governor Of
chihuahua.
chihuahua, the birthplace Of the Ma
dero revolution, Threatens t he the
breeding ground Of a second. d nor
widespread and mors important than
any military movement since Dtaz
seized the throne at the head. of bis
Indian army. All railroad bridges
around the city arc buried.
Emilio yasquez Gomez. the new
Moses OF the Mexican people, Is be-
Ing mentioned for the presidency Of
the republic Ii the republic maintains
Its identity. II not, he will head the
royolting republic which may be form
ed from the tier of the northern states.
with chihuahua as the capital.
Pasqual Orozco. dominant figure. of
the Madero revolution, is being men
toned as a possible presidential pos
sibility. His popularity 1t Is claimed.
would sweep everything .befora, It in
his native state, and he would over
shadow Gomez, Madero, Gonzales or
any ether figure should he decide to
run.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
PARTY ARRIVE
AT HIGHLANDS
Newark Men Walk Distance
and Min Wager.
gpeeiot 3 sas EvENYvC NEyvg.

! SQ6etdf 70 t69 - HGN&NH I'VE VIZ
Highlands, Feb. 7;-Penniless
and sore-footed the four members OF
the Oak Leaf A. c., OF Newark, who
were defeated In q bowling contest
with the Peddlers Five on the Iro-
qnois alleys that city Monday night.
arrived In town at 8 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. The young men,
Joseph Clark, George Walsh, Frank
|Hege and George Boylen left their
home city at one o'clock Tuesday
morning on their long walk to this
place and finished the Journey way
ahead of their expected time. The
time consumed in walking the entire
distance was thirteen and three
fourths hours. The stunt" was the
result of q wager by the two bowl
ing teams that the loeser was to
complete the walk from Newark to
the Highlands in twenty-four hours,
and remain there until the winning
team sent them money to return.
The men were found dining in the
boarding house of Mrs. Crowley.
EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
CLAIMS MAN
Ne
SHOT At THEM
spsosaE 10 TIE EVENING NEWs:

speosal 10 the EVENING NEWS.
Nsw RSis1saiekFs 7.-Nalter
rRyerson, OF South Amboy, was be-
fore Judge Daily today to answer 70
ID charge of atroeious assault upon
MAIDS and Martin J.. Nielsen, OF
Perth Amboy. Ryerson, represent
ed by Attorney John Lovely. OF
south Amboy, was parolled until
further report in the matter by
Probation Officer MacWiIliam 1T Is
declared by the complaining wit
l~nesses that Ryerson Shot at them
/, with a gun and Inflicted severe
wounds. The alleged crime occur
led on September 16 while the mer
were digging clamsu at Cheese
quakea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

Roosevelt Council Again
Takes Up Widening.

wsscSaI to the g.
roosevelt. FEB. THE nos IN
portant business before ths pgIoas
e~annrit st its meeting Monuas
sghf was a discussion Whch sooh
n,aca with reference to the Wiu1u-
no Of blazing Star road. Tne mas
tar ssas discussed about q yesF ~eo,
tha wish OF council being then 40
Enaw, to have a street forty~elsns
faet wide throughout. To 40 eh,s,
hawevsr. some property oWlieiS
would have to give up a little lanu,
Al a meeting between counch anu
The property owners held last yea
matter was considered settled ~
favor If the improvement, but When
~couneil employed S. G. G. Harrls,,a
"Reminiscences of deeds, to OBTAIN
-s,enatrres to the deed of dedication,
M Harris was not able to OBTAIN
hut one or two signatures, 50 eh0
thing fell through. ..aov
At the meeting held mohuas
night there were a NUMBER o. ptop
ertv owners present n an =
al taIk took place. Finally, upon
the suggestion OF Jacob Steinberg, q
large owner who is willing to 40
what is necessary IL the improve
ment can be obtained, the mayer ap-
pointed the council as a. committee
az the whole to see IL they cannot
obtain the necessary signatures 70
the deed Of dedication.
The collector reported balance
or $S,726.62 on hand. The recorder
reported the receipt of fines under
the disofderly act to amount to
$3.50 and that three persons had
been held for the grand jury and
three h~oysssent to the Juvenile oor~t
January. Both reports were
referred to the finance COMMITTEES.
Fire Chief Morris reported Ere
January Is, loss $4,000, and that
January 2Hthe hydrants were i'm
spected, four being found defect
I've. The Board of Engineers sent
TO council q fequisition for supplies
and suggested the Introduction at
fire hall No. 2 of a. guage to show
the water pressure at all tunes. Both
matters were referred to the fire and
committee.
The Board OF Health asked coun-
i'll tosattend the next meeting of the
board to be held February -. The
was accepted.
There was a petition from prop
srty owners on Lafayette street ask
ing council to take over the street
and sewer. This matter was laid
az was the consideration OF the
proposed new sewer system between
Railway avenue and Blazing Star
road.
Bills amounting to $947,9 90, APP
proved by the proper committees.
were ordered paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
INSTALLATION
AT ROOSEVELT
Deputy PolkoWitz and Staff
Honor Birth ShoIom.

District Deputy Grand Master
Joseph Polkowitz and stan. com
posed OF Morris Slobodien, presi.
dent: Tube Dimond, past president
A. Davidson, l.. Slobkus and l. Isen-
berg, OF the independent ordei
Birth sholem. OF this~cfty, went %
Roosevelt last night and installed
the newly elected officers OF Carteret
Lodge No. 2I0. I. o. BIS. "a
The deputy and STAFF went over IN
an automobile and returned In the
same manner. After the ceremonies
addresses were made and a. ocla
time followed. Refreshments were
served. The officers Installed are:
President, A. DeIofsky; vice presl-
dent, MI. Engeiscn: recording secre-
tary, H. Braun; financial secretary,
]. Klein; treasurer. ]. Price, q
trustees, d. B. Lehrer, HI. Rosen-
bloom and s Resenbioona.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

Thirty Two lnyolyed in Dy-
Mantle Probe.

Indianapolis. Ind. FEB. T.--Tshirty
two indfctrrAyfs have been returne,
nv the fedsrsf grand fury that haI
been investigating the dynamfting out
rnpes for cir yesks. Other matters Il
connection with the country wild,
probe VIII be itahen up by the CRANE
turorasnaxt week.
The thtrsy.two indictments do no
Emean3 that nfystntrtrstsxc Iahor leader
have been Indicted. Tor some Of the In
d~ictssenfss are Tor conspiracy and there
IRE ~ maffys as three or four defend.
antn named IN them. It ia believed
that the number OF persons indicted
win not tail short sof fsfty,sand it lray
exceed fhatsnuubef.
The Indictments are AL In the dynas
m}ftnr eaaes and In the conspiracy
cases. severn, uersons are involved.
and IL Ii also certasn that some OF the
defendants ara named In more than
one Indictment. as evidence has been
predueed showing that some OF the per-
sens who will be arrested not only con-
spirea to ira rasport explosives unlaw-
f5,Ilv. huf nersoually assisted IN the
unla wYI,I TRANSPORTATION.
As a result ff the Grand fury !nvesti-
cation ii ia said grounds for only two
charges In connection with the dynas
mite cases were established. One Of
these il FOR violating the statute which
rrovides thar 1t shall he unlawful to-
transport dynaInita or other explosives
on a messenger train engaged IA inter
state eomraeree, and HE other ia the
violation Of the conspiracy statute.
The unlawfnI TRANSFORMATION statufe
has 4 pena4fy ar not more than eighteen
m-nriaanmept and a 80 0ln f,ne
for earh offensa. rha nunattv a.tarhed
10 tha co,,snlraev staf,,ta fs two venrs,
t-n,y,tSanu,aut
Among these II was believed would
Ia nametf m tf,e renorf az fha grand
i,lry are ]. i. Mcnamara. former Sec
ret-ary-treasurer Of the Ironworkers,
union. ]. q. Mcnamara and Ortie Nc.
Maniral. the dynamirers. q. Al. Tviet.
moe. secretary Of fhe California RuiId
inr Trades Council; 3. A. Clancy OF
San Francisco. former member of the
executive board Of the rronworkers,
union. ana I. &c. Munsey. business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
|OF SOUTH RIVER COUPLE
speosar TO tho EVENING NEws.'

a ftth - W. FfNF ~ 49,
South River, FebeTaGuests from
this place. ~Sayrevtle,. New. Bruins
wick and Railway had an enjoyable
time on the occasion vf sthe Attn an
niversary of the wedding day of AIR.
and Mrs. Christopher Beauregard at.
their home in Jackson street here
last night. Amid pretty and unique
decorations the guests we're enter
tanned with songs and musical Sc
lections and Toasted. Recitations
were given. One that pleased to a
large extent was a poem Sof congrat-
| ulations to the hosts, written by Mrs.
| Catherine Greenleaf.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Emily, Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
johnson, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gordon, Mrs. Peter Morrison, Misses
| Nellie Thompson, May Nelson, Adj
die Greenleaf and Margaret Fftterer,
| Frank Frandsen, Thomas Johnson
and Andrew Johnson, of South
River: Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowen
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Furslew and
| Mrs. Annie Rush, Of ~Sayreville; MIR.
, and MRS. w, Baskofms OF New
Brunswick, and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Cross, OF Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
METUGHEN TO
PAY BURIAL EXPENSES
apselal g d. aYnNsNa aye ws.


Metuehen, Feb. ~Formar
Councilman John w. Breen has pre-
sonted Il bill to the borough for
s14g.96 for the funeral expenses OF
John 0fBrien his brother~dn-law
Mr.. 0sBrien came to his death IN
December after being pushed to the
sidewalk in an alteration he had
with Patrick II. Eforan, who was
IA police onieer at the time, aIthengh
not on duty when the accident o
CURED. Undertaken Petit also pre-
scented q bill for $40 for removing
the remains to the morgues. Coun-
Gil paid Pettitss bill. but held the
ether MP. It il Haad that OsBrien' i
relatives, who are we'll to do eIfi-
aens OF the town. may begin d clys'
aetieH against the borough. When
the case OF uoran was brought t.
the attention of the grant Jury nc
Indictment was found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
MORE POLITICS
IN BRUNSWICK
snenanr fo Sc nrENINa NEws.

speosal to tAe EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Feb. IA sur
prise was sprung at the water board
session here last night when Fer
dinand Stahlin, reelected water SUI
r~erintendeait a month ago by a
Democratic majority, vas discharg-
ed by the present Republican board
and James Kelly, foreman at the
water works since 1878, elected act
Ing superintendent ID lis stead. II
is understood that Jacob Whitfield,
superintendent under the old Re-
publican administration, will be
manned as Stahlin's successor to re-
move him from the race for the
postmastership. Charles Russells
term expires shortly and the posi-
ltion is desired by Henry Banker
land Mr.. Whitfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
ANOTHER COP NAMED
FOR METUGHEN FORCE
specsoI TO the EvBNlNo NEWS.

specla5 20 the EvBNTNG NEWS.
Metuehen, Feb. 1.-THE police
force is growing. Chief F1aherfy
now has another uniformed officer
for patrol duty. Mayor. Clarke APP
nointed Frank w. Schenck to the
force Monday night. Sehenck was
highly recommended by Surrogate
Clayton. Freebooter Ely and others
Ia a letter to the Police Board Mr..
Clayton said he had known Schenck
for twenty-five years as an honest.
sober and capable man. Scaenek
formerly lived In South Brunswick
township, but some time g took
up his residence In M~etuchen. He
will receive q salary OF $3.50 per
annum, The Metuchen police force
now consists Of a chief, two patrol
men and sixteen marshals. Al new
police ordinance will be passed on
final reading in February and some
new police rules will be laid down
then.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
ONE OPPOSED BILL FOR
FAIR HAVEN BOROUGH
nrom ths NRWs oor-essondsatl

Trenton. Feb. 7s-W A9wesDey
of Red Bank, was the only speaker
against the bin TO incorporate the
Baroaxhbofs Ear Haven. Monmouth
county, at a hearing before the
House Committee on Boronghs,
Monday Ho asserted that Red
Bank desire to take part of the
proposed borough. Those who spoke
for thu bill were Frank covert. Danr
fel Rankin and MeasFs. HeDdrieksoh
and Cross. They asserted that TIE
proposed borough now gets MY
about ten to fifteen per cent return
from the taxes now paid 10 Shfewss
bury township and that they wouio
be better of under their own gov
ernment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
COURT WANTS
THESE 4 men
gpscsaf . me EVENING NEWS.

BQeEfaEF ED we ExN1NO Wbs "a
New brunswick, Feb. -Four al
legged wife deserters were given I'M
til February 20 to appear in court
here or their bail bond Will be for
feited. The defendants are.
Charles Tralick, Joseph Pickering,
Ed. NJ. Ely and Joseph FODDER. ELY
is from Hudson county.
Leonard Thompson was given UNI
til February 23 to appear In court
or his bail bond will be declared
forfeited. He lis accused of embez-
cling funds from the Prudential In
surance Company at South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07
LAY GAS MAINS
IN JAMESBURG
Borough Council Gets Report
of Fire Chief.

JazaeshsErg. Feb. Title regular
monthly meeting OF common council
was hsld In Borough hall last even
ing and owing to the intense cold
and antiquated methods In force at
the meeting place Of the city fathers,
ajournments was taken before the
evenings business was terminated.
Mayor Pattea and Councilman J.
Edmond Marryatt, Charles Richards,
David Kirkpatrick and Clerk Will
liam H. Brooks were present.
esrS. D~sH,.Gillmore, attorney for the
Public Service Gas Company. with
headquarters at Newark. was before
the.eouncil with a request for per-
mission to open the streets of the
borough to lay gas mains. He ex-
p1alred that@he asked the borough
council for no business in the way
OF lighting fhe town. The purpose
of his company in entering the town
was 10 furnish gls for use In the
homes. After agreeing to put up a
oash bond OF $4,000 to guarantee
the RELAXING of the streets In as good
condition al when found, a resofu-
ton was passed by the council with
out further discussion, same being
presented BY J. Edmond Marryatt
and seconded by David Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. Gilmore said his company
would Be ready to do business by
May1, probably and would furnish
gas at the rate OF one dollar per
Thousand cubic feet. In all, he ex-
poets to ulay about Ave miles of pipe
In the borough. %.
al short but interesting report Of
chief of the local fire department
was presented to the council by
CHER Harry Lokerson. During the
past year the department has re-
sponded to but six fires and of this
number one Was beyond the borough
limits. The total loss OF the six
Ares was but $1,000, two thousand
OF this sum being on the dwelling
destroyed eon the tract of the Fertile
Land Development Company at
Lower Jamesburg several weeks ago.
Much criticism OF the depart
ment's failure to be able to reach the
extreme ends OF the borough has
been hurled at the department by
taxpayers who claim they are paying
taxes and receiving no protection.
Chief Lokerson brought this matter
~ Liz dtiSnt tuu VI taS touuSiiHiSA
He offered the suggestion that the
clerk be ~epowered to confer with
the Jamesburg Water Company to
lay additional pipes and install five
more plugs. He said two new plugs
reaching beyond John Benefits, two
Lake street and one on Gatzman
avenue would completely reach ey-
cry residence in the borough.
Another matter was brought up
Tor future action In the way of some
financial remuneration for fremen
he asked but five dollars per year,
his small amount being thought suf-
icient to add interest to the MEM
'ers. now that the tax exemption |
{ $500 worth was denied the fire
ghters. No action was taken.
Collector John Ertart asked the
apport of the council IN his attempt
] collect the taxes OF Messrs, NV. r.
Dawson and James Beckney, OF
Enpar 4anssassaxk @hsssrs1naeta pay
Il rssarys1s WMsstiaa- 4 Mayor sss
aaftenS instructed Clerk Brooks to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-07

ANY affair or happening, or CIR
Ic~umstance, which Ia too small to
make a Want AID. worth while as an
adjusting force Is too small to
worry about.