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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
SENATOR HARRIS TALKS
OVER COTTON PROBLEM
Georgian Meets President Wilson In
Paris and Situation Is
NcSlcwed.
INV Associated Press.

PAKIS. May 9-Scnator William ].
Harris. of Georgia. who is sailing on
the transport Mount Vernon, to take
part in the extra session OF Congress-
called by President Wilson, had "A long
conference with the President today
in which he Informed him OF the re-
suits OF an Investigation into the in
creased requirements of American cot
ton, growing out Of the restoration OF
peace.
Senator Harris made an extended in
rcStisatiou of the cotton situation He
says this shows tina; Jugo- Slavia. Po-
land and Italy, which were largely
cut off from cotton during the war
now have large requirements which
with the normal demands Of other
countries. Will he greater than the
amount America is able to supply The
Senator also told President Wilson he
tudc Of the Senator's that the mega
tive votes on the league Of nations
would not exceed nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HIGH STEEL PRICES DUE
TO WAGES, ASSERTS GARY
Answers Hines' Claim, That Industry
Could Easily Reduce Expense
to buyers,

NEW YORK. May s.-In answer to
the statement Of Walker D. Hines, d.
rector-Seneral OF the railroads that the
steel industry had made enough money
during the war and could afford a re-
auction In tho price OF rails. Judge
Gilbert II. Gary. chairman OF the
United States Steel Corporation, TODAY
said there could be no lower stce,
prices without lower wages.
we dcsire to avoid any controversy
with the railroad department, or any
other government department II is
a time when all interests should CO.
operate In aiding to facilitate the
movements OF improved industrial
conditions which are certain TO take
place IL they are not already In evil
dcncc.
On the present basis. costs OF pro-
duction as shown I'm the books Of the
manufacturers and verified by the Fed
oral Trade Commission. would not per-
NIT any further reductions in the pres.
cnt selling prices without lowering the
wage rates"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
DELEGATES ARE DISTURBED
OVER ITALIAN SITUATION
Declared That Entire Greek Problem
VIII Now Come Up, Thus COM
plfcating Matters.
'Bv Associated Prcs..1

PARIS, May 9.-Thc Italian difficulty
is AS far from settlement as ever
according 10 the French press, which
asserts that President Wilson main
ta!ns his position and it is not be-
lievcd he Will depart from it in the
slightest. He has not adhered il is
SAID. to the proposed compromise by
as mandatory OF the league OF nations
until 1923 after which Fiume would
revert To Italian sovereignty, the Jugo
lower down the Adriatic coast.
The impression in French conference
circles is that Italy is temporarily
will exact full execution of the nact
of London. which. as il involves not
only Dalmatia, but the Dodecanese Is
lands, Will raise the whole Greek prob
uation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
BEL CLANS EXPRESS VIEWS
brussels Papers Say That Germany, By
Admitting Defeat, Must Submlt
to Consequences.
INV Awociated pres,l

BRUSSELS, May 9.-Some OF the
many. by admitting defeat. must sub
nit to the consequences. Etoile Beige
says that tho terms do not reimburse
tho allies for their losses. Tho news
papers express surprise that the pro-
posed stipulation regarding British and
attack was not also made for the benc-
fit of Belgium.
The Independence Beige says that It
is impossible for Germany to offer
further resistance or to refuse couit-
able rcparation.
The Socialist newspaper Peuple saws:
Regarding the revision of the treaty
OF 1889. 1t is desirable that Belgium
apply AS soon AS possible to the real
league OF nations instead of finding
herself at tho benevolent discretion Of
the three nations. and considers that
the distinction between the principal
powers and the others should be re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
PAY ONLY FOR BELGIAN
AND NORTHERN FRANCE DAMAGE

I Nv Associated Press.
PARIS. May a.-Thc German dele
gates i'll their answer to the peace
terms. the newspapers say, will pro-
pose especially to assume the burden
of making PREPARATION only for damage
caused in Northern Franco and Bel
GUM. Tie papers say 1t is not UNI
likely tho allies will refuse the pro-
position. The German delegates, it is
added, also intend TO give battle over
the question of the Saar valley. Dan
zig, The former German colonies and
military occupation.
Count Won Brockdorfr- Rantzau, in a
long wireless exchange with Berlin.
the newspapers declare. expressed q
Austrian delegates on their arrival at
st. Gcrmuiu.
one OF the allied delegates told the
Echo dc Paris that the attempt by
Count Won BrockdorT- Rantzau 10
make other countries besides Germany
responsible for the war and his appeal
to universal brotherhood was coolly
received by the chiefs of the allied
anu associated powers, especially Pre-
micr Lloyd George and President Will
son.
The German delegates to the peace
congress. quartcrrd at Versailles. con-
Icrrcd among themselves last even
ing until midnight.
Six members of tho mission have
left for Berlin. three OF these being
newspaper men. who are reported to
have been commissioned to begin !,
press campaign at home.
Chinn VIII Itefusc to Sign.
The Chinese peace delegation an
nuunced late today that they have re-
ceivcd zoo kilograms from the acting
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and tho
senior commissioners at Pckin as we'll
As from Chinese societies in the United
States and elsewhere, urging them not
10 sign the peace treaty with Germany
which gives Japan the former German
rights Chinese territories
The terms Of peace with Austria
VII be handed to tho Austrian dele
gates Monday, lie Matin says. Pre-
micr Clcmenccau will lay the peace
treaty with Germany before the
French Chamber III the FIRST week of
Itnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
PLAN WEEK OF MOURNING
Germany Would SHOW How Disnpnoint
ing Are Terms Of the
Peace Treaty.
I By Associated Press. !

hFTkIILN, May J.--Ihc President OF
the Imperial ministry has sent tho fol-
lowing telegram to the government :
OF the free states:
I'm dcep distress and weighed down
by cares The German people has wait
ed through tho months Of the arm
iSiicc for the peace conditions. Their
publication has brought the bttcrest
appointment and unSpeakable grief
sion ought TO he given these feelings
by all Germans The imperial gov
eminent requests that the free states
have public amusementS suspended for
Il week and allow in the theatres only
such productions as correspond 10 the
seriousness of these SrievouS days"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
SEND FOR SECRETARY
VIscount MIIner Is Called From East
Africa by David Lloyd
George.
IRv Associated pre.sl

PARIS, May 9.-After Paul Hymans.
head OF the Belgian delegation. had
discussed the rights OF Belgium in
German East Africa today, David Lloyd
George, the British Prime Minister
tclegraphed Fiscount Miner. secretary
for the colonies, TO come 10 Paris
ON his arrival here questions concern
ing the East African mandate will be
considered again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
rt.AN TO ut.COtiNIZE
I>OI.CHAt< GONERNNIENT
BV Associated Press.


PARIS, May 9.-Thc movement for
the recognition of the government Of
Ndm.ral kolchak ~ omsk by the al
lies and the United States as the de
:ac;" government In Russia, is sup
ported so generally in Paris that an
aonncemcnt Of such action any da:
would not be surprising.
President Tscha ikowsky. of the
Northern Russian government in Arch
angel, has consented $40 recognize the
olchak Gott.rnfncnt as the central
government OF Russia on condition
that the ArchanScl and other local
EoNcri n'cnts are permitted TO retain
controi of local affairs. similar ac-
Ton is expected on the part OF General
l'tnckIno. the head OF the Cossack gov
ernncn: Al lCkatcrinodar
According to dispatches received by
the Russian committee mere, Samara.
m important point OH the NolSa. has
been evacuated by the Bolshcvisst and
holchah forces are moving rapidly
coward the NolSa In pursuit of the re-
I.catiUG BoiShcVistS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
GERMAN OPINIONS DIFFER
Delegates in stormy Midnight scssio,
After Receiving Terms OF
Peace Treaty.

night meeting after the Trianon Pal
ace session. which tho German peace
delegates held at their quarters in the
Iiotel Des Reservoirs. Versailles, they
discussed the peace terms. tcleCranhs
the Verailles correspondent of the Bcr-
linske Tidsnde. Opinion differed
widely as 10 Count Won Brockdorn-
RantZaus speech. but the delegates
were unanimous in declaring the CON
ditions of peace surpassed their gloom
lest anticipations.
Count Rantzau was reserved in his
comments. stating the circumstances
were such as TO forbid him TO make a
definite statement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
GERMANS TRY MURDERERs
Slayer of DIR. Karl Iirbknccht and
NOsa Iukcmhurg Face
Tribunal,
iRY An...Iatnh D. d

BERLIN May 4-Thc trial Of Tho
alleged murdcrers Of DR. Karl Iich.
knecht and Rosa Luxembourg, the So.
ciaiist radical leaders, Was begun ycs-
terday WIN General Won HOFFMAN pre-
siding. Public interest in tn. rial mas
been almost eliminated owing 10 the
peace treaty situation
There are nine defendants on trial
and Sixty Witnesses viii be called
The hUssar. otto RuuGc the first de :
PENDANT questioned. admitted striking
both Licbkhechi and Frau IiIxcInbnrc
luis, he said. WAS due TO oVcrpowcr-
ing anger owing TO their propaganda
in conncctioi with the strike. then im
progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HALT ALL ADJUSTMENTS
President Ebert Issues Request That
All Entertainment Cease
for Ono Week.

BERLIN. May 9.-President Ebert
has issued a request 10 the German
nation that al amusemcnts be suspend
ed for week.
The manifesto virtually amounts to
a sack cloth and ashes" proclama.
ton.
The exchange has been ordered
closed for three days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
PIERRE LENOIR APPEALS
Frcnchman Convicted OF Dealing with
Enemy Takes Case 10 Higher
TrIbunuI.

PARIS. May 9.-Picrrc Lenoir, who
yesterday was convicted by court-mar-
tial OF having had dealings with the
enemy, and was sentenced to death to-
day, formally appealed from the deci-
sion OF the court. Lenoir was tried
with Senator Charles Humbert. Can
tain George Jiles Ladous and William
DcSoucheS. Humbert and I,adouX were
acquitted, but Desouches was convict
ed, and sentenced TO term OF five
years in prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
,c.isns n. Head of nnrdr,n work,

FI'II.hDEI.PIIIN, May o.-Albn X
Johnson resigned az president OF the
BALDWIN locomotive Works today a, =
special meeting OF the board az dircc.
,ots Samuoi NJ Nanclain. senior vice
president. Was elected president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK, May 9-William J.
Dccgam. secretary of the Postal Teie-
graph system. tonight characterized as
misrepresentation the statement by
post office officials in Washington yes
terday that Clarence II. Mackay. prcsi-
dent OF the Postal concern, had held
up the inauguration of the eight hour
day ordered last January for the gov
eminent controlled lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
ARCHANGE:L MAY 9Th. commits

ARCHANGEL May ?-~The commis-
sion Of allied officers, including Cap
'ain ~ liarHfcld, Of Kansas Guy, which
went to NoloGda TO negotiate for an
exchange of prisoners, has returned to
ArchanGcl, the mission having failed
owing To the attempt of the Rolshc-
visits 10 turn the meeting into a polit-
zeal one and their evasion Of the cues
ton of prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Jury Clear. Ruth Garr,.or

SEATTLE. WASH. May a-Ruth
Garrison cightcen-y year old girl who
confessed TO the poisoning OF Mrs
Grace q. Storrs, her rival FOR tho love
OF -. NJ. Siorrs. her husband, on March
10 last, today was found not guilty hy
jury, which held her mentally IRE.
sponsiblc 1T the Time OF the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Lumber ShIppInr U,,d ~,

MEMpiilS. TENN. May 9.-l'ailurc
!" allot sufficient tonnage to South
Atlantic and Gulf ports is holding IN
millions Of feet OF hardwood lu:ubc,
aoiu 70 foreign buyers by Southern
adopted at a meeting OF the Amcri-
can Hardwood Manufacturers Asso.
ciAtiNn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
MOTHERS AND SONS DAY
Chicago Adopts Slogan 10 Find Million
Jobs for Returned
Soldiers.
fEv Associaicn prns.

CHICAGO, May 9-Mother's Day
next sunday this year is TO be known
as Mothers and Sons Day" with The
slogan million jobs for soldiers, ac-
'ofdinG TO Or. L. l.. rrcntiss. director
here. lie said today that .E.mplovment
SUNDAY week ago had brought 100
noo employment opportunities for re-
,urneu nGhlinG men, and that Mothers
Day is expected TO do as we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
AMERICANS ARE HONORED
housing Reception Il Accorded the
Members OF the Irish
Com mission.

LIMERICK. May o.-The Irish
American emissarics were rendered a
rous!nS reception here today Shortly.
tho fccdom OF the city. The town lis
decorated with American and Sim Fein
flags. The commissioners addressed a
large gathering in tho town hall and
later were entertained at luncheon by
Mayor O'Connor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
snnto. D. Dock worker. sun Out.

RIO JANEIRO, May p.-The strike
OF the dock workers at Santos CON
tinues and the movement Is spreading
throughout several States, particularly
Sau Paulo, Bertha and Rio GrRndc do
Sui. The strikers demand an eight
hour day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
LATE NEWS BULLETINS
fNy Assoclalcd rrrss.l

LONDON. May (via MontreaD.-
General Sir y. 4. barrett. in com
mand IN Northern India. has begun
operations against the Afghan tribes
men who crossed the Afghan border
ana occupied positions on the Indian
side. Reuters, Limited. learns that the
advance OF British mobile columns in
The neiShborhood OF the northwest
frontier is having rcassuring eff
foo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Negro Murderer 60 Hung.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Jaincs Henry
murder here January - OF Miss Lillian
HOOD, Young woman war worker from
Tennesses, was sentenced today to be
hanged July 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Mrs. Elm ferguson.

DNNNILI.E, May 9.-Mrs. eliza Fer
suson. aged ciGhty-thrce years. died
last night Al O'Clock, at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Il. G. Snead, near
Bachciors Hall. The burial took
place this evening at Mountain Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
To Purify and Enrich the blood

Take GROVES TASTELESs Chill
TONIC which is simply IRON and
QU1NTNE suspended in SYRUP. So
Pleasant Even Children Like 1t. You
can soon feel It's Strengthening In
MIGRATING Effect. Price 6Oc-tdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

I,FNCIIBUECi. lay g.-C,urtjs Ice
cullen. forty-e,cht years Of age, dicd
ms morning at 4;iJ o'clock at his
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

CoPENiIAGEN, May a.-The district
council elections III the three North
Sch!cswis districts of Haderlslcbcn
Npcnrad and SOndcrburE elected an
overwhelming Danish ma jority, nfty-
eight Danes compared with twelve
Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Hendrix Join. Cuha

CHICAGO. May 9.--Pitchcr Claude
Hondrix arrived today and camo to
lett the club In the early part OF the
season after difference over salary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK, May s-District At
torncy swami was notified today by
OF state, that the Italian government
had again declined 10 permit the dis
trict attorneys office 10 be represented
ny counsel at the tria! OF Alfredo Coc-
chi, at Bologna Tor the murder OF Ruth
Cruser in this city February, 1917. The
tria is scheduled TO start at Bologna
on June %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

HANRE. May o.-Steamer Daram.
from New York, March ~ via Fayal,
arrived here today with machinery
damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK, May a-The British
Al Halifax early today. with Canadian
troops. sailed for New York at Il:45
\. NJ. and is due here late Saturday
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

TlIACA, y. Y. May 9.-Thc shimtnv
ana the "chcck-to- check" dauccs arc
taboo with the diEnilicd seniors OF
torncil. In Il resolution adopted nv
the class. She women state that they
ar" convinced that definite and
strenuous effort should he taken 10
abolish these objectionable forms OF
d;i uciDg"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

LONDON. May "a protcs; issued
by the Independent Labor party takes
Sharp issue with the peace treaty as
outlined in the Official summary, de-
nouncug IL as a capitalistic peace"
the DanZiE and Saar Valley solutions,
saying they contain the seeds of future
wars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Copyright 1918. by Nationai Newspaper serv. o.
The Athlete Is n MenkinR.

A certain amount of active exercise is es-
s s,i, for the, preservation OF good health
When the muscles are oSerdeWelop ms h pT
cessire exercise in what the uneducate ply
Stcai culture freak calls superb physical con-
dition; these hypcrtrophicd muscles become
mrai energy is Slapped to muint lain the nourIsh.
ment of the freak muscles. Many u man who
of 1een miSed by the unsGento teachings
imasned himself we'll trained and i'm the most
pshrtect physical condition. only to discover
w ea1 ne has been compelled to undergo somu
that of military service. that his freak muscles
were not 'there"-hc hasn't tho endurancc
Enormous muscles make excessive demands
on pmns sht oHidat,om OF blood sugar the fuel that
fortunate enough to have hypcrtrophicd mus
Gies mas that this constant drain on his Vitality
Is t9o great. lie suffers from much the same
physical exhaustion comparable to that OF a
man with some low-grade smoldering fever
goes not have as Its object the performance OF
ieats OF strength nor the building OF hyper-
tr9phied muscles It's aim Is to teach the indi-
70 use them with the least possible efTort and
how to set the most out of them Without fnttIsue
tbs is far from the popular notion OF physical
scientific physical culture usually exploited az
moving picture. battles are from actual War
fare. ""'-
The educated physical director such a. N.
man VINO runs things in the Y, docs not st rive
Tor enormous muscles and does not even an
prove such freakish efforts. But then hn ia ar -,
alnerent sort of physical culture expert He
mas had tut collegiate training for his work
eXercise, fresh air. baths and correct diet cmrs
all the ills OF human flesh. for he knows bcttar
BESIDES. MS patrons are usually more inteilipeni
than the 'dupcs of the cure ali physicaI cui
turiSt. '"'ei~ei eui-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National Problems Discussed for Readers The
Authoritative Wricrs-A tora Feature. =
THAT SECRET TREATY OF LONDON
Army

Though nothing definite has yet been
t na1G pubic regarding the fmal set
port of Tiume. one thing certain is
that the claims Of Itaiv viii not be
S Mpnthsd by by the peace conference.
purely and simply to the new Kingdom
OF the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes, or
whether some scheme OF information
peace conference will be evolved by
which II would be neither italian nor
Jugo-Siav. remains TO be seen.
Of conflict between Italy and Jugo-
Slavia. There will remain the ques-
ton OF DalmatIa. And here We arc
OF the great powers. France and Bril-
tain. have their hands tied by the secret
Treaty OF London. entered into on April
20. 1918. by France. Great Britain. Rus
Article v. of that document declares
italy is TO receive the Province or
Inclusion within its limits on the south
Of all lands to line drawn at Cape
Planca to the east along the water
Italian IN ensh shall %lp" be- fnst ali
tho valleys through which run the
rivers flowing into Sebeniko. such as
n hs si th.r Ksrs ana Is faa
Their to receive ell the islands located
TO the north and west OF the shore OF
o ssea u Tn sks as s MsSn
PaEo and Puntadura on the north and
TO Meled on the south. with inclusion
therein OF the Islands Of st. Andrew
Bussi. Liza, Lessino. Tercola. Curzola
kaisa. Lagosta and Palagossa
II is doubtful that more immoral
document was ever signed by quar-
tet OF statesmen than the secret treaty
of London. BY II a Slav population OF
$4,000 souls was. without its being
consulted in any way. handed over. like
SO many cattle. TO a foreign power.
The fact that France Great Britain
and Russia signed such an ubiquitous
allies were reduced in 1915 in their
struggle with the central powers. They
had. at any cost. to bring Italy over
to their side. and in this instance Italy
exacted her full pound Of flesh.
In eNtenuation OF the action Of the
British. French and Russian states
men It may he pleaded that the Jugo-
Slav question was then only in the
embryo stage and none Of them real
lied the extent to which they were
betrayinB the just and Legitimate as
pirations for Independence OF a brave
and freedom. loving race; 1t was only
regretted tho injustice OF their action.
but II was then too late.
The only hope OF the Jugo-Savs for
the triumph of the Justice of their cause
lay in the action of the United States
That country was not party TO the
treaty OF London and WAS not bound
by II. AS II had an equal voice in
the peace negotiations II has the right.
az preliminary to all discussion. TO
call upon all the powers signatory OF
that treaty TO abrogate II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
A Tabloid Tale
Drawing the Waves What For,

Mustaphus Snipe was man OF means Just
how many means he had. nobody exactly knew
There was just thing about Mustaphus
Snipe different from other men. That is he
spent all his time in between meals in the
movies.
one day snipe suddenly decided to travel
Later when questioned. his butler said that
Snipe Was talking about what sorts of wine
TO serve for dinner, when he suddenly shut
announced his intention OF taking the
Gossip rife. His friend. at the club ques-
toned each o,her and him when he arrived to
say "Good-by"
Where are YOU going" asked Woody Wlzer
TO Morocco" answered Sntpe, and
ter how many drinks they treated him to, he
wouldn't give out any other Information.
Going in the leather business?" Been Of
ladies' ,bioomers in the harems?' Going 10 see
the ruins OF Othello's boarding house?"
These were blu, a few OF the very natural
questions giving vent to natural curiosity
about unnatural Undertaking.
No" answered Snipe. once-twice- thrice
Snipe left that evening for Morocco aud they
never found out Why he went nor did they
hear Of him after tNote: one other thing.
The butler who gave the Information about the
ma eazine. also informed Snipe's friends that
the place Snipc had heen reading in the maya
zine when he decided to be bound in Morocco
was item reading as follows: in Morocco
seat in movie theater never costs more than
three cents" No other clue there left be-
hind)
(Note E: To the reader solving the mystery
surrounding Snipes departure for foreign shores
will be given transparent -leafed dictionary
bound in pie-crust.-;d Morning GloryD