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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
R|ALTO JAMMED
WHOLE DAY LONG
Thousands Marvel at Martin
Johnson's Thrilling South
Sea Island Pictures.

Tulsaus fairly mohhci the doors ~
~" Uialto thrntcr last ni1ht IN an
cffor, 10 soc Martin lohusons great
educational picture Among the
.AnnlhalH ~ the South arh L.
lands Tho henior was packed to
'hc roof FROM u'c'otk IN nnd at
night the crush In tho lohh, was 49,
great that many turned away tu
wnit until today to see It
This g the most rcmurkah'c inoy
NIX pi,iuf" over brought ~ Tulsa
different from ANYTHING over
screened aud thulnury interest
ing lu addition o lts distinct rdu.
ratlonal value the wirfd .,rurr, ~
The Mid islands s the Wust hetutl
MI ever fi'med
Martin Iohn.uus father came
down from Independence Ran tn
sec the picture. 49, he htd never
seen II II has lust been released
Nud hbi liH flrst iun Iu NrN YORK
q month ago. where II created u
tremendous sensation MARTIN
'ohnson himself Intended lo come
"a Tulsa fot thls showing bat slrk.
ness In Sew Nnrk prevented him
The dress or lack of drrs. hth.
its ana customs uf .thc man eating
~ hos of the Tar away islands arc
most eutrrinlninRly shown ana thoIr
floating Islands form the hack
ground Tor wonderfully beautiful
scenes
Among the Cnnnlhnls NJ the
south Sea Islands viii hc shown
again TODAY ami tomorrow rho
entire feature In IN ten reels but ls
hslur released IA two iust1l'meutp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
TRAINING CAMP PLANNED
FOR STATE UNIVERSITY

Np~' o. to The world
NORMAN Okh Jan - organ
lzhtion ~ n reserve Officers trniniug
camp at the University ~ Oklahnma
was authorized today hy the commit
ie" ~ education ~ the war depart.
msnt
Aspiration was made fnT an OH
GERS training camp immediately after
The VA department uunounc' IN
December that such camps would be
Installed IN 500 universities ana col
lcp"S throughout the country
Definite plans under which the
training camp viii be operates hsv'
not been worked out hy i'rosldcn,
l'rouks In most institutions with
such camps military training IN com
pulHoN Tor 'irsi hud second year
students and optional with thiri aud
fourth year men
The Il - r g Schedule calls for
dt.ll on three iaNs ~ week. the flrsl
two years AMI ft,r the last twn
com mission ns second lieutenant IN
IN" reserve corps is given men who
successfully complete the tnu. wears
WORK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

'fh" Suffragotte Hcvur" ihr hir
musical comedy show that uprupd
nj tho Empress foT fnut diNs Ncs
trrdhv.. .iH a saiVfNing entertaining
m"hugc ~ cl"vcr comedy aud rifiy
song numbers The chorus IH shape.
~. well dressed nui has good vol.
umo Mnbcl Gould the leading
lady, N an attractive little blonde
who appears 10 good advantage aud
'he other characters are well
handled nohhy ncfnnrd. the lond.
lnE comedian IN good unusually
80 and Jimmy SLATER his partner.
goes over good with his tenor songs
The comedy tines nrc bright
The second episode ~ Pearl
whites thrilling new serial "'rhe
lightning Raider" held the nuil.
enceS yesterday and last night
grippcd with tense interest through
out The great serial star pulled
one ~ her famous sensations when.
In eludlng the police toward the
close she swung On a rop" from one
building tn the other. hundred or
more feet above the ground
This remarkably clever serial IL
proving a drawing card for the
Empress ~ n IL hailed IN the NOV
Ing picture world M the most thrill
Ing that has ever been made. and
Pearl white. the greatest OF all saf.
ial stars. put II over with n hang
sh. and Warner GLAND the artistic
heavy actor who plnvs The par, Of
"Wu Fang MAX" n team In serials
that are uneluallcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
ANOTHER TRIAL TO CARRY
WATER AND SEWER BONDS

hRlSToW, OKLA. Jan. IAN
u,hef ca for "a bond election will he
issued shortly for both sewer and
wafer extensions The election failed
W carry lust week but Il In believed
!ne cause ~ the failure was due to
me tact that proper publicity was
NV gwen to the necessity OF the bond
MONEY ana where II was to he used
m" opposition made the statement.
"l, 'il oi the issue was To he used
w w" new addition brought In TO the
y 'Hat summer and put up "A good
ni.hf tsh' against the bond issue
mas been decided To hold the elec.
wv over again and u large map Of
ne CIV viii he drawn showing where
mere ~ now water mains and sewer
mans ana la'erala and where. ~ the
',"oh carries, water and sewerage
SEEMS VIII be extended The com.
n,e. elhl club In back OF the movem en-,
nhd WIN a united effort II is believed
,ne hrAl election will carry. Some
1oennrN" The call should be for $50.
WV divided equally between the
"''eihs TO all parts OF the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
DON'T FUSS WITH.
MUSTARD PLAS1ERS!
Mus'erole sic Works Without the
bIister-Easier, Quicker


., inere's no sense In mixing a mes,
s,n us,afu. nn. Hour and water when you
nsa.,,.,y a ,ssl,y relieve pain. soreness or stif.
nN,uh MN little clean, white Musterole.
n,,, mua'sfole Is made Of pure oil a
sosn', mustard and other helpful ineredients
wh,,. hned IN the form OF the present
mn", nue. ointment II takes the place q
"a,'aru nu plasters. and will not Mister
i,nn, us,eto'e usually gives prompt relied
,,o nu,n sore throat. bronchitia tonsiiItis
Mp sun neck, asthma, new AHA
ti,m Snsi congestion, pleurisy. rheuma-
hart .urnoaao. pains and aches Of the
br,,." POINTS spraina sore musciea
In - ehilblainS frosted feet colds Oh
9n ~ ~ y OFTEN prevents pneurnonisl.
shd oc Jars; hospital size e. sol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
NEW AMBASSADOR WOULD
CEMENT OLD FRIENDSHIPS

LONDON, FRIDAY Jan ~ The
same great ideals and purposes anl-
mate huii Grrnt lriialn and Amcri-
-. declared john " Davis. the new
American Ambassador. IN his first
ruhll' speech ~ London ~ a lunch
ruu given IN hls honor yesterday, by
IN" lHiilAh branch ~ the Pilgrims
After paving tribute to his prcdcccs.
Hot, walter lllnes pases. and thank
,ng the Lnsllsh people Tor their hos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

mastering cloquencc to puhduc tho
mind. onchant and enchain the
Judgment of hts compccrr rnlike
each OF these illustrious Americans
MS appeal was not addre ssed 10 n
party nor TO a section, and HIS death
leaves no personal rncmi,ics no
p"Iltlchl rancpr, no sectional hate
or prejudice, but In doing him
honor north, south east aud west
lnln IN generous rivalry. To attest
MS worth jew. Gcntile. CHRIS. ian
ma pagan. protestant and catholic.
democrat and republican unite IN
monte emulation 20 do him hing ana
peasant. potcntate and toiler. join
va tribute To his memory ilOusr-
welt Was the apostle ~ mankind the
voice OF truth. the tribute uf an the
people the acknowledged spbke.
man of America.
The passion of acrvire, the rour.
AK" To do and dare all things ln the
cause or truth ana right abhorrcncc
OF Injustice and oppression not am
hll ON ia rule. not lust of power. To.
Er'hrr with a patriotism that rrcnT
hlh"d no -acrific. ~ too great. we're
MS dominating chRractrristi,s lie
himself told us that service WIS the
great INNS IN lie and made hH own
ne an example 81 his p-rcept. and
h"ld II the service wns rendered It
W" instrument was broken or con
simcd
hn"s"vclt nlwhVa saw tho need ~
,h' hnur, saw the duty Ia he per
wv 81" 'n' necessary 10 bo up
t"u ''"s 'hl "'"'hR we thlnrH ~
- ~" w u"n'' I't"ruIrST lhAt IN
WV '"'nH' hor" wlght b" no re-
-" y S''' nav Wh''h springs rom
~ WhN" OF nuiN well performed.
"a ""',s''l"h h"t ana dlS"hntrrd
- pn's" W MS 'hhrhc'"r can y"
mvrt prrN"h,eh IN Ms own words
.ne ,''n"r tnr ,h" 'imc h"lnR who-
", "' "'sh' ". ~ hu, mn lns'ru.
ncn' 70 u" usou unill broken ana
I'm vis "ln" ana " ne u" worth
n"u "" WI c"'' "" NOR" wh"n
ur"hrh ,nhh s''ul"r cares
- ~ r".l "nrt" hlH 'ltr ~
,ua -" wv "'n'r ma 'h" N''nrV
- w WI Wv '"nb iigh' t"'
~. t"'','u'"er' me W'''h "nrh 'nt
Np'nu w, "" spent " "
"'"' nl"'''t Nn''h'r any mhn
'nlT VI Hu'VeeuH' nu, me cause
~ '"r " " w" ''U W
w" NV" w America
u wa, nnn.S 'he non" or 'nc
wv w. w Ih' '"h,,nt N""t'
-" S""""' hhu uN't"." WI no ours
w Wv, ives w" nth' ut hlgh re-
80" " o""u"u hnn wv 'r'll IN me
""'' s'"'n n"n :" n'n
touring" W'fh""t rear
"A courrg" without fear was MS
n COURAGE mat saw only the end 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

has been good ever since. am sble
20 run the machine and do dressmak.
Ing besides my Homework. You are
at liberty TO publish my letter II II
will help somc poor suffering woman"
Mrs J. G. SAsrokp, 1887 Second
Ave. Laurel. MisA
Thousands Of women drag along
from day 10 day In just such miscr.
able condition as was Mrs. Sanford,
or suffering from displaecm.nts, ir-
regularities, Inflammation. liberation,
bsckache. sidesche. headache, nervous
meas, or "the blues"
Such women should proft by Mr.
Ssnford's experience and try this ia
nous root and herb remedy, Lydia
4. Pinkhsm. Vegetable Compound,
and fnd relief from their suncrings
a. she did
For special suggestions In rersri 10
Jour silment write Lydia Y Pink
ham Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass The
renilt Of their long experience is at
your service,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
REMINISCENSES OF
THE COLONEL PLENTY
,lL~I Hunting Wolves In Oklahoma
Bcttcr Than Mild Game Ia
Africa.
WITH DIPLOMATS At TENNIS
I,rc,d Prinoc Henry "a Swim Ills
IInr-c Acro~~ swollen
stream.
"a, iourNzo w. MARTIN.

'N LORENZO w. MARTIN
., ,ne death OF Theodore Roosevelt.
,,h..n broke on Washington las,
N,rd,y morning with unexpected
.vIt,unesa was received with sor-
900 ty all those who had lived In
,.,. national capital during the two
u,us.vrt administrations aud had
harmed Go know the colonel as u
rlrhbor During the remainder ~
lad week. In Administrative. con-
,.,,..Iortl and social circles. many
,n..dntns and "reminiscences con.
,,rring the Washington life of MIR
unoseNrl' were constantly being
br,urht to mind and discussed.
Sever did the white house more
,,uIy represent typical American life
than when occupied by the liuore
,,r family MIR Roosevelt through
opi his busy administration. never
failed 10 Keep bright his home life
by constant association with his
family and with his friends and no
psFupnnt of the executive mansion
"a. ever more fortunate In winning
IA, hearty affection NJ his Washing
tam neighhnru lie had an intense
lo,. ~ nature and knew the On
,,,ors a., the national capital ms well
AS the oldest Washlnstonian.
Hunting In Oklahoma.
Az naturalist and "a hunter hia
r,putntiun IL well known. yet one
NJ his closest personal friends here
stated the other day that the
colonel had confided 10 him that
never did he enjoy his bear hunting
In the swamps OF Louisiana and
Mississippi, or his Hon hunting In
Colorado. or his chase after big
game IN Africa or South America
any more than he dlu. In his earlier
days, his hunting OF wolves In OKLA
homn
While on one OF his Oklahoma
hunting trips. MIR Roosevelt met
cowboy named John Abornathy,
who. II was claimed. had method
ot killing wolves by tearing their
laws apart This man and Mr..
Roosevelt became great friends ana
when the colonel became presi
dent he not only entertained him AZ
the white house but made him n
United states marshal for OKLA
homa
There are several old white house
attaches who have seen Roosevelt
running through the executive halls
playing hide and seek with his boys
and sometimes the energetic presi-
dent would persuade some distin-
gulshed visitor who happened to
call while the game was In progress
TO Join In the fun
Another instance that In recalled
with his death IL the time when Mr.
Roosevelt took the former Prince
- ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
TRIBUTE IS PAID
DEPARTED HERO
ooNrlSUEp FROM PAGE ONE

'nNIlNOfp FROM PAGE ONE
aftrr which came one 90 the most
impressive features of tho service, the
sounding ot taps witch carried with
II u note Of flnnli,y The monster
crowd stood hrouthlcus us the imayl
nation forged "A connecting link be-
tween that clear voice ~ the trumpet
and the voice. OF God ~ hs called a
vital hrohh ng lie "a rest \ -.
Young was the buglcr
Almost AZ ii the sun wished "A part
In doing honor To- the dead the rays
OF thus illuminary played ntfully
over the platform during the first
part ot IN" HcrNirc and us tho pro
gram drew to u close II moved with
certainty To the spot where the flag
stood at hhlt-nius at the right of a
likeness OF Hoosevclts which was In
the rear OF the hail. There the spot
ilsht ~ the heavens stopped and
Illuminated the stars ana stripes II
Was like n hcnedictiun.
The music was directed by Robert
Holsc carson ana the Apollo and
Cadmnn clubs Harry Klskaddor,
wac nt the organ.
49,, wiz"
naIn,oI A., p",,'h W
49,, '," w
d.co.., -rs ~" "',,'H' W WV
,.',,a 80, n'',,s i'"As
eo,,,, v,a'..' "''' - - Jaws W
,,.,,. ,,,, ,.,.,
"""S' "'RsS N""'~
foIlowlng ~ digest OF Judge
Digs address
In thc silent watches or the
nisht calmly hs the Flowers Told
Ihrlr p"'h's ~ the set or sun. peace
thlly Az chlld AZ nlumher on !ir
mothcr breast. the grentest Amerl-
cam the greatest man or the English
speaking races you and have
Nho"n; one OF the greatest or al the
ages thht nave wihaed their nigh
ana the nses yet 10 come, have
knowh or VIII KNOW Theodore
Roosevelt put or mortality put on
immortality ana by That mysterious
nhturhl process men misnnine death.
passed from time into eternity 10 re-
ceiVe the Victors crown promised To
me Just ana faltful servant
lhcou"te NooHcNet ih the only
man since Washington of whom "
can WIN futh be said ne 10 't1rsi
IN tne heartr or MS countrymen.
.. p'her great Americans have
lNrd tultllleh 'helr past ana passed
away out none OF them nave 50
pefn'ea'eu MI Ht'' ~ tivi'sd the at
leh'ioh OF AL nlhnklnd 80 ue"py
Ioucncn ,he .ino,onhl conscience So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month ~ December are past due n
not paid Nv y ~ ~ tho ibth srrv
Ice Will be discontinued Pioneer
Telephone y Telegraph co Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

LONDON tan ~ baNd II
Francis, the American Ambassador to-
RUSSIA who recently underwent an
operation ~ progressing fnVurablN
today mat he viii be- able 10 leave
shortly FOR the United states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

Deposits ~ coal have been dis
covered In iceland and efforts will
be made Ia develop them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

Uruguay hnA prohibited tho man
ufncture or importation OF alcoholic
beverages ~ strength exceeding Is
degrees
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10
Colored Leaders Say That Prospects Are Bright
For Negroes in South and Condemn Agitators

negro he should throw the empha-
sis upon what the white man is
really doing for the negro and make
IL story that would change the
whole thought about racial rela-
tionships."
The conference thinks that while
the negro does not get full justice
in the courts, it is a condition at
tributable, not to race but to con-
GirionS-the absence of friends and
power. The new juvenile court law
will give the delinquent negro sal
walton from chaingangs and state
prisons, and the signers call on all
negroes to resent the agitators who
seek to inflame them on account
Of the courts.
1t especially repudiates all those
who counsel force in the repusion
of wrongs endured, and it declares
there are many yet. Those who in
sist that force will in any way be
beneficial are the most dangerous
enemies of ALL" the statement de-
clares. 1t calls on ministers and
teachers to work out construc-
tive and hopeful program, urges
negro editors to devote more space
to what the negro is doing, and
asks the white press to put less
emphasis on crimes of the race.
The report condemns all. advo-
cacy of social equality. or inter
marriage between the races. say
ing: ANY individual or society in
or out of the state that advocates
the intermingling of the races on
terms of social equality and inter-
marriage of races is doing great
harm to the negro. for wherever
this doctrine finds Judgment it
stirs race prejudice in the south
and threatens the well-being of
both races"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10

Thirty eight negro leaders of
North Carolina have issued a state
ment declaring the negroes ARE
making more money and reaching
a stage of prosperity never before
enjoyed" and that never have they
been so independent, nor had bet
ter opportunities for contented liv-
ing.
AT a conference week ago the
thirty eight leaders and two white
men were present, as we'll as some
of the most radical negro leaders.
The report says:
"a large majority of the negroes
have no troubles, and if the agita-
tors will only let them alone, they
can secure fair opportunity to
work out their own destinies. The
labor agitator who entices the ne
gro to the north by recounting the
i:iquities of the south is reprobated
as one of the disturbing forces III
tie negroes happiness.
There never was a time when
thc state was SO ready to give ade-
uuate educational advantages to the
negroes" the report says. There
never was a time when the negro
had more cause to hope. One town
IS planning to spend 100000 for
the negroes alone; another is vot-
ing a special bond issue in rural
districts where many buildings
costing from $1,000 to $4,000 are
going up. Well trained supervisors
are being employed to give better
supervision to the rural schools.
with such prospects for inn
rrcving our educational conditions,
iIcendiary articles, false charges
and the continual harping on IN
justices of the white to the negro
arA doing great harm, and if the agi-
tatOr really wishes to holm The
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10
Big Syndicate Is Buying
Congresses of Atlantic
Companies Sites Now
Being Inspected

Atlanta is to have a new cotton
warehouse with a capacity of $780,
900 bales, the erection of which will
probably begin in January, accord
ing to Rufus R. Wilson, Of Boston,
president of the Union Cotton Ware
house corporation, who was in At
Ianta recently to confer with local
cotton and banking men in regard
to making Atlanta the interior cot
ton concentration point Of the south
ern states for the corporation.
The selection of the site for the
new warehouse and the plans for it's
construction have not yet been COM
pleted, stated Mr.. Wilson, but these
will be announced soon.
The new warehouse in Atlanta.
stated Mr.. Wilson, has aroused the
interest of a number Of local bankers
and cotton men who gave him as
surances of their cooperation with
the warehouse corporation.
In connection with the warehouse
corporation Mr.. Wilson is interested
in the Union Discount corporation,
which will negotiate the cotton re-
ceipts of its string of warehouses
throughout the south. Mr.. Wilson
stated that one Of the Atlanta banks
would be selected to represent the
discount corporation in Atlanta. This
corporation, said Mr.. Wilson, has a
capital of $10,OO0,0OO and surplus
Of $1,O00,OO0.
other warehouses
Mr.. Wilson stated that the ware
house corporation was buying sites
and securing land options in various
cities in the state and hoped to have
it's warehouses ready for the next
years cotton crop. The corporation
has planned to put a warehouse OF
10000 bales capacity in Macon, one
of 10000 bales in Augusta, one Of
10000 bales in Columbus, one Of
10000 to 100000 bales in Savannah,
one of 1000 bales in Dublin, and one
of 10000 bales in Rome, stated Mr..
Wilson, and the corporations engi-
neers are now selecting the sites for
the buildings in these cities, he said.
Mr.. Wilson stated that his cor
poration planned to invest about $10,-
100000 in congresses, 100000 in
buying up existing warehouses and
$S,000,000 in the erection new
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10
HAD NOT SEEN
0NE: WELL DAY
IN SIX YEARS
wesss%sr ME YIN RnSRHAO
49, II
Mrs. Nichols Says She Will
e,Never Get Through Giving
Thanks for What TanIaC
ri p@ss
HAS Done for Her

Positively, I hadn't seen "a we'll
day- in six years till 1 began TAX
ing Fanlac," said Mrs. J. H. Mich
{ OILS, whose address is Box SIS, Bark
efS&,Tex.
six years ago." she continued,
ST lost my appetite and had to
force down every mouthful I ate.
Hardly anything agreed with me
and r suffered terribly from indi-
gestion. My nerves were in a
wretched state and my back and
limbs panied me so 1 could hardly
sleep. 1 had awful headaches and
would get so dizzy as to almost
fall was so weak and rundown
thst-I could hardly drag myself
around the house, my housework
jlfsg tired me to death and I lived
i'm constant dread of q breakdown.
LAS nothing else seemed to do
ne any good I decided to try Tan
lac and 1 shall never get through
beng thankful for what it did for
me-. Since taking Tanlac my i'm
pavement has been wonderful, my
Indigestion is all gone and [ have
gained several pounds in weight.
Nv nerves are in better shape and
my sleep is refreshing. I have got
ten:sover those dragging pains and
haueEmore life and energy than 1
have had in a long time"
AIT druggists sell Tanlac.-CAdvt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10

could help it. We were on watch
all night at stretch, and an hour
off wasn't enough to get even a nap.
In the daytime, the boche shells were
screeching over constantly. We were
the first on the front and we hadn't
got used to it. And when we got
out there in the stiffness Of the night,
he just dropped off moment. IT'S
easy for me to see how he did it.
at sounds awfully bad to some
one here at home, but lying in mud
all day and then trying to do picket
duty on a fixed spot all night was
no easy thing, especially when we'd
hiked for days and days, to get UP
there"
An official report made in Wash
fngton of the case showed that Sc
bastian had been on sentry duty the
night before, that during the day he
had tried to get sleep in a noisy
trench in which wood had been order
chopped, and that when he returned
to sentry duty after a sleepless day
his eyes simply refused to stay
open.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-10
Gypsy Clans Are Gathering in Answer to the
Romany Call; 15,OOOM arch Toward California

as "gypsies." are travelling toward
California from all parts of the
United States with the avowed pur-
pose. of establishing "sirnihatch,"
or permanent sacred encampment, at
Emeryville. across the bay from San
Francisco, officials Of East Bay CT
ties believe.
In possession Of tribal leaders, who
went to the coast to attend the re-
cent marriage of George Adams, head
of one tribe, and Gypsy" Mary,
who said she was an Egyptian prin-
cess were found kilograms from
headquarters of six tribes scattered
throughout the country. These con-
tanned but two words, amen avasa,"
or eve come" They were said to be
replies to a countrywide call for the
gathering of the gypsy clans.
Not all of the gypsies are included
in the movement. The response is
confined to tho moro re1ipiOuc e1a-