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epective. II bears this inscription on
the base. MARY ". Duncan Young,
April 20. 1913; April 22. 1914, 70
our Mother. In Momorian. 'Tls hu-
man fortunes happlest height to be
a epirit melodous. lucid, poised and
whole. Second in order OF felicity
10 walk with such n soul"
"The statue came from italy
through the firm OF Euiott a Dun
can Mr. Duncan Is brother Of Mrs.
Young While the figure Is placed
on a private lot. yet the wish and
sentiment OF the children who gave
II " that II shall be the property Of
each and every Boonvlllian to enjoy
and 10 gain the inspiration that
comes from n contemplation Of such
beauty.
The Winged Victory. or Nike OF
Snmothrace. Is one OF tho world &
greatest pieces of sculpture. pos
session of tho Louvre I'm Paris. II
was discovered In 1862 on the island
of Snmothrace In the Aegean sea and
Ia considerably above llfesi2c.
'"rhe statue was erected by the
Greeks IN the fourth century 10 Nike,
the goddess Of liberty. For determ-
lining the date and the proper re-
storation OF this work We have the
fortunate help of numismatica. Ger
tain silver coins bear on ono side a
victory which agrees closely with her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

terms in Tuscan nets for curtains at
s5c per yard. Phone Usage $3.50.
All manner of fabrics are the
order OF the day for the June bride
including finely ly-tuckcd net or mar
quisette rich with embroidery and
lace.
Not every woman may be beauti-
ful. BUT she has it in her power,
with thsNproper amount OF time and
care, t6 make her face attractive.
Sagging muscles and sluggish skin
detract from the animation of ones
face. Prevent this by dropping in
Mrs Leachman's Hair and Beauty
Shop, II East Fifth, and have one of
those wonderful facials, given eN-
clusively by the Leachman Hair
Shop.
Fancy belts are the rage for the
present and, judging from re-
ports. VIII continue their popularitS )
throughout the summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The discriminating woman of
fashion who wishes to express her
individuality in what she wears will
welcome the news that at Herold s,
AIS South Main. they are having a
sale on all of their wonderfully at
tractive suits, all hats excepting mid
season and early fall millinery. and
sweaters of various colors.
Considering the favor shown dia-
mond bracelets, bar pins, earrings
and necklaces combined I'm many
Instances with sapphircs. leads one
to believe that rhinestone novelty
jcwelry will he In high favor.
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uomr puiIdiug starting.

pONCA CITY. June l0.--A home-
building campaign, voluntary in It's
Inauguration so far as this year Is
concerned. is in fun progress here,
with indications that at least two
hundred more dwellings will be
erected dur 1929. The list In
cludes at the present time six very
handsome homes, each OF which
will cost approximately $4,000 and
four apartment houses. three Of
which are now nearing completion.
with 200 homes built this year, the
total for the past three years will
ronch oypr 700.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Shades Of Dumas!

PARIS. June 10.--A now Sc
auoi 10 Tho Three MusKcteerB'
has appeared In Paris.
Thla sequel iB not a postum Qua
work of Alexander Dumas. Athos,
porthos and Aramis do not dash
through romantic pages. II is
nothing more nor less than
lawsuit filed by the widow of
AuGuatc Mnpurt, who assisted
Dumas iu his famous novel fac
tory"
Mud1mn Maquol claims her hus.
bHnd was part author Of the ia
Nous novel and demands from
Dumas heirs a share Of the In
como derived from tho book. She
also demands that all new edi-
lions Ot tho romance bear Ma
pors name on the tito page as
,o.nuthoI
The widow alleges that Ma1uot
sold bis rights I'm tho novel to
Dumas for 20 years for the sum
of 100000.
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The one month I'm the entire year
which dedicated more wholly and
sincerely TO the bride than any other
Is June.
The Henley Hat Shoppe. 623
South Boston, is Just the place to
lock for up-to-date millinery--leg.
horns. felt and sports hats are
among the 'just-ins" at this re-
markable Home Hat Shoppe,
Chamolsc gloves I'm both yellow
and white are considered smart for
summer wear. They are shown In
three iengths---the onc-button. smart
for wear with the tweed SUIT; the
strap-wrist, which Is particularly
good with sports attire, and the ell
how length, which L. simple and
more dressy than the other two.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

wood separators had compare
lively short life and were eager to
find some way TO use other and
longer lived material.
Thin sheets OF rubber, each
pierced by thousands OF little
threads, proved to be exactly the
thing that T. a. willard, president
Of the willard Storage Battery COM
pany. was searching for to take the
place of wood separators.
These are the batteries that are
featured by the Southwest Battery
company. Third and Elgin, willard
dealers in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

are. giving? You'll find a world of
suggestions as to the use OF Denni-
sons crepe paper along this line at
Fields Stationery company, sos
South Main.
I've noticed such good-loolsing
cotton gloves which resemble suede
in finish I'm all the popular coiors,
as gray, beige, yellow, etc. These
come i'm elbow length, strap-wrist
style and two button.
We suggest that you present your
friend that is going abroad or taxi
ing n long vacation with your pho
tograph taken at the Rivkin studio,
corner Fourth and Boulder. Phone
or call at the studio for an appoint
ment.
Yellow appears to be firmly fixed
son the fashion horizon, and on all
occasions where sports clothes arc
worn many costumes OF this shade
are worn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
PLACE STATUE IN
MOTHERS HONOR
"The Winged Victory" Is
Marking Grave of Mrs,
Sylvanus Young

a handsome statue Of Tho
Winged victory" now ornamenta one
OF the burial parks at Boonvllle. Mo,
AZ memorial from Mrs. Robert +.
Macarthur OF this city and other
members OF tho family 10 her moth
or, Mrs Sylvauus Young. resident Of
BoOnville for many years preceding
her death In 1914
OF the services ~ dedication re-
Gently. attended by Mrs Macarthur,
tho Boonville Advertiser has this to
say.
AN art work of great distinction
and rare beauty was erected this
wock ~ Walnut Grove cemetery as
IN memorial 10 late Boonvlle resi-
dent H. is located on n lot on tho
west llue of the cemetery near the
sntrana thus giving its fine per
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of Samothrace even 20 the great
PROV pedestal.
when found II was broken into n
multitude OF fragments which have
been carefully united. and the statue
OF majestic beauty and dignity now
stands with wings outstretched on
the original pedestal which has the
form OF ships prov.
THE ship is conceived as under
way and the fresh breeze which Pl-
ternately wraps portions Of her gar
monts around the figure and then
sways backward IN tumultuous folde
olates us with the sense Of onward
and onward motion against tho air.
II is magnificent idea, magnfi-
Gently rendered"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Just about ready for that summer
trip Then youll find n personal
message awaiting you at Miss Jack
sons Exclusive shop in the Sinclair
building in their attractive display
of travelling bags and accessories.
Particularly individual were the
cnscs that had little trays fitted
completely with shell toilet articles
to say nothing of the fitted over
night bags, sewing rolls, needle
cases and address books.
\ wedding ycil to he worn this
month Is about five yards long and
Inns strands of pearls running the
full length, ending In u border oi
true lovers knots.
"How wonderfully smart" I ex-
claimed when | saw my friend &
fashionable golng-away wardrobe.
Then. woman-likc, r-~Sked Where
did YOU find ~" at Miss Lehigh =
Smart Vogue shop In the New
Wright building" she answered, de-
llghtedly "Sho is having q removal
sale and Is offering tho loveliest
values at greatly reduced prices.
You must see them" | did. and
was inecd convinced that she spoke
truly.
skirts are said to come, within 3 tc
| 10 Inches from the groHnd, this be
| ing the compromise at which th,
| purisicnnc has arrived.
| Hcilbron's Jowclry Store, Second
| and Main, IL now athrill with gifts
useful, practical and beautiful
| for that most talked-of and loved
parsonage of the summer season
the June bride. No matter how In
dividual her taste is, you VIII fint
! at this fascinating place a bcautttu
display of silvorwaro IN the lates
and most exquisite designs that sh'
will adore. Especially ailuring, too
are tho wrist watches, rings, pint
and novelty jewelry-all attractivel,
priced.
\ beautiful type of ssevc seen re
Gently was of lace, long and tight
reaching tn the knucklcs like tn
| old fashioned style.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Vacation time is suggestive OF scenic highways trout
laden lakes fiower-carpeted meadows and snow-capped
mountains. That the most fascinating means OF travel
in OF these beauties of nature IL by motoring
cannot he disputed IL the car one uses is thorough
bred. The ideals OF what such car should be are
embodied the silent, body smooth. ceaseess
flow of power--and, as woman sees is-luNurious
comfort of operation and beautiful aristOcrAtc
lines found in the acme OF all automobile production
Fayete. Just the character of Marquis de
Fayette radiated magnetic personality does the
which bears his name reflect the highest possible
standard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

When you go a-shopping for
footwear, what do you seek-a pair
of shoes for your money or your
moneys worth in shoes? IL 1t Is the
latter, the Walk-Over Boot shop
win meet the requirement, for they
show a distinctive shoe for every
occasion, a model for every foot,
with the smartest of silk hosiery in
every fashionable shade.
The fact that white. or black and
white. will he ID distinctly popular
summer effect Is assured by the
numbers of smart women who have
voiced their approval.
THE more enhancing the hat. the
more enhancing the girl" is a we'll
known truth. When shopping for a
hat. one naturally seeks shop
where smartness, originality and
beauty reign supreme. Then take
the advice OF one who has beheld
such a place and visit Wright's Mil
linery Department, 4l6 South Main.
You will be amazed and delighted at
the startlingly low prices offered for
the coming week.
The gingham hat Is a novelty for
the summer season which IL bound
to be popular for both resort and
touutTy WtuTs
The kiddies know that the Mary
Jane Children's shop, / 5 East Fifth.
Is their friend-for does II not
carry a wonderfully-varied assort
ment of toys, games and books for
them TO enjoy while they are away
for the summer?
Brown topaz makes an attractive
necklace and Is of the same stuff OF
which Scottish cairngorms are fash.
ioned.
A DELIGHTFUL PLACE.
IL the confirmed opinion of every
one who goes TO the Candyland, 4l0
South Main. and partakes of their
delicious candies, appetizing lunches
and cool refreshments. One always
finds courteous service and usually
an opportunity to chat with friends,
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating thereof"-so go see for your
self.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

hairdresser; Miss Weaver, face and
scalp specialist; Mrs. Dunlap, au.
thority on hair tinting and restor-
ing; and Mrs. 1odd, the business
manager, all of whom will take care
OF your beauty needs in a scientific
manner.
The June bride will find many of
the nightrobcs available for her Sc
lection made with square neckline
and all quite sleeveless.
Want an artistic photograph of
the children 10 leave with friends
you visit this summer? Make your
appointment with Mr.. Yetter at his
studio, eel Haver building.
One of the dire necessities for
summer train travel Is IA Pullman
robe; sSi this now means & Sapa-
ncse IIaori coat with the tic-dyed
lining.
saw the loycllcst red lacquer box
this week that had tray within Il
that could he used for decorative
purpose, trousseau articles or lay
cite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

separate slip-on sweaters of most
vivid designs and colorings are worn
with plain white wool skirts.
At Miss LARS Millinery Depart
ment at The Demorest, you must
see the superb midseason array of
all styles and colors.
~ smart woman should be well
shod before everything else" says
Marjorie Ramhcau, who Is playing
In "The Goldfish" In the Maxine
Elliott thcater. New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

BEAUTY a gift of
nature? No, it's large
ly a matter of care.
Every girl or woman
loses some of her al
Turing freshness in an
active day IL she neg
lects her appearance.
The Elite - Beauty
Shop, 21l Haver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

usual beauty and harmony. Clark's
Flower shop, 31l East Thirteenth
street, will plan your decorations for
YOU to tho smallest detail in the
most up-to-date and artistic manner.
"SillS gloves are being used much
more this season than last" said n
wcil-drcS-cd woman as she selected
several pairs as her choice for 10
summer glove.
Wonderful news, At last Ameri-
can women need pay no more than
French women for the same eNqui-
site perfumes! The new house OF
Cheramy. behind them wonderful
inheritance of perfume experience In
France, Is importing from the old
gardens of Grasse. Cannes and Nice.
tho rare essences 10 he blended here.
Their first presentation ia Cappi|Sa
complete line of toilet articles OF
exquisite sweetness found at the
Rcxall Drug company, All South
Main.
For evening wear, black satin slip
pcrs, trimmed with jet beads, are
being asked for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
It's a Queer World

DENVER. juno william
Floyd Bruce declared In police
court here that his wife was
"clove fiend Instead OF using
morphine, cocaine or other drugs
with a needle Bruce told tho
3udge Mrs. Bruce cato cloves by
the handful every day for the
past two years with serious i'm
jury, no believed, 10 her health
Bruce was discharged after be-
Ing arrested tor assault upon his
"clove-catng spouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Light shades and
restful draperies
suggest an atmos-
phere of GOODNESS
and comfort for
the summer home.
Hurts ID + ap er y
shop, 21eh South
Main, over Palace
theater, has some
special new pat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
PUT MEANING INTO JULY 4
Historical Pageant TO Impress Alien
Citizens with Democracy.

NEW YORK. June 10.-The
League of Foreign Born Voters has
suggested standardized celebra-
tion OF Independence day, which
calls for holding uf q Civic Court
of Honor" IN every city and hamlet
in the country. featuring a pageant
illustrative of epochs in American
history
The league maintains that the Inn
migrant is confused by the waving
of flags and conglomeration of
sound that greets him on the Fourth
Of Jnlv. and that no organized at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

building, will make n study of your
individual beauty needs and aid
you, as far as possible, TO retain
1910.
saw the most exquisite living
room set In an exclusive shop this
week composed of two long runners
and three pillows TO match: all made
mp from wonderful old Chinese
Mandarin coat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

variety OF lovely hats for both dress
and sports wear at greatly reduced
prices, tSuch splendid values" will
be your'opinion when you have seen
them.
California fashion notes say para
soils are In evidence, and are either
OF very bright silk or else of the
Japanese genre, with large gold
motifs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Have you ever
visited a shop
where you lin
gered and look
ed then looked
again and lin
gered still? Such
a place is the
Olde Pet Shoppe
at 209 South
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Expert Workman
ship and excep-
q o n a | artistic
ability arr evil
denced in all up
holstering a n d
furniture restor-
ing that Mr.. ].
G. o | d e n d o.e 8.
Either see him at
his place, l09
North . Main or
phone Cedar 3i3,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

What could be nicer than n lovely
picture for "a wedding present. |
saw some beautiful framed ones at
S, j. MeGce's. 20 West Third street.
Bright coIorcd knitted dresses and
suits appear everywhere. The dresses
are usually accompanied by IA cape
of the same material.
Logic and history convince us
that dopressions occur periodically.
Everyone, then. should feel his or
her individual responsibility of pre-
pairing out 81 these years of mate
rial prosperity for the time when
business will be dun and incomes
drop. what better way of doing
this than by investing n small
amount each month In tho Home
Building and Loan association, Ken
nedy building. which gives you per
| cent interest, compounded semi-an-
nually, for the use of your money!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The great King Saul was coaxed
out of passionate anger by David's
harp and circus tNn ners tell us that
music is their chict asset In tanning
ferocious beasts, so we are con-
vinced that every living being is in
fluenced by the power of music. How
important II is, then, to have the
proper m1sical environment in
your home. Buy a Pathe Actuelle,
at the Exclusive Pathe Shop, 523
South Main, mother or father, and
by a wise selection OF records you
will create in your entire family
love of good music.
Tiny flutings are frequently seen
on collars and cuffs, usually In
white crepe.
II you desire the smartest sports
apparel for golfing. boating, riding,
or hiking, the prevailing modes of
travelling clothes. dainty afternoon
frocks or organdie, swiss, or null
for those garden parties you are
sure 10 attend, bewitching hats for
every occasion, and the accessories
that make your costume correct in
the smallest detail, you will be
charmed with the display at the
Suzanne Shop, corner of Fifth and
main.
White hose With black clox are
much In evidence to be worn with
ei her black or white shoes this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

T h q re n J ! v
smart woman
of the present
day will not
neglect. the In,
dividua1ity oi
her stationery
for the taste
she uses in her
s q e e II on is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Indian craftsmanship. such as the
pottery baskets Navajo blankets
and other suggestive things one
finds az the Indian Novelty COM
pany, corner of Sixth and Main.
Houn find at this same place pen-
| nants and name plates for your car,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Since you are aware that
the glaring heat and
winds are inimical ia
every woman's complex
ion. IL is we'll for you to
know that the Rose Ma =
rinello Beauty Shop, %
West Fifth, is equipped
with four experts: Miss
Roubens, marCeller and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Elizabeth Ann Looks About Town and She Say

Streams, eating
Luscious fruits of
Bush and tree.
When a UiiIage
We did reach, NTH
Prophecy of a ioUer
Splendid, I'd bring
The blush to some
Fair mGiden's cheek.
Then at night
Around the camp fire
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

"a veritable riot of
oolor!" / exclaimed aft
er dropping in the Plants
Abrams SILK shop,
400 South Main, and
viewing the beautiful
fashion-approved sum-
mer fabrics. which in
cluded Swiss organdies
of every conceivable
color. some plain. some
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Beauty Parlor, IL West Fifth, VIII
be open until Z o'clock each eve
ming to accommodate them. Tole-
phone Cedar 1850 for an appoint
ment.
Epongc, In both wool and cotton,
Is In great favor, ana Is worn II,
both dresses and suits In white and
light colors.
Listen. Feminine Tulsa A trim
ankle adds much TO the refinement
OF your personal appearance! Slen-
derizing the ankle means only the
direction of it's development DR..
stella HOLE at the Walk-Over Boot
shop has Just received a supply of
ankle reducers which may produce
satisfaction II worn only "a hours
DO ask for demonstration.
The large hat is nnquestionabl'
the success for afternoon ana mos
of them are flower trimmed.
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dotted, while others were self
checked.
When IL comes to country and
sports, wear. one finds full length
capcs lof blanket cloth In all the
popular coiors being included In the
smart outfits intended for comfort
as well rs appearance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

You viii he delight
fully surprised at the
restful and beautifying
effects of the YOUTH
II H. Y u + A c | 4 l. =,
r. l. r A c II T. =, and
MARCELS one re-
Ceivos at the DelcCta
Beauty Salon, over
Woulworth's. Drop in
and see for yourself,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Love rare things?
Then visit /. Il.
Nevin's A I | q II o
Shop. Twenty-f first
and Peoria streets,
where furniture of
olden times Is beau
tifully restored and
upholstered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Letters from different resorts all
say sports clothes nre not only worn
during the day hut at the informal
private house evening dances as
well.
a friend leaving town that you
would like to entertain in "A delight
full manner? Then give her a
luncheon or an afternoon party at
the Tea Cup Inn. III West Fourth,
in one OF their private dining rooms,
The loveliest part OF IL all Is, Mrs.
baldwin relieves you Of all respon-
sihility by planning even the small
est detail for you.
As TO the separate fur, there seems
to he little choice, as either one
must have n silver fox scarf or the
inevitable sable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

A FrDuchm1n has invented tvpe-
writer small enough 10 be carried In
70 coat pocket md operated while
hold IU tho IuuUs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Did you ever wish
that you might have
a becoming hat for
each charming frock
you possessed2
The Louvre Mil
linery Shop, IL West
Fifth, will help you
realize this desire by
offering a wonderful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

The government of Columbia will
canalize the mouth Of the Magda-
lena river TO permit the entrance Of
sea going vessels.
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Jcwcicd belt buckles for wear ON
white leather sports belts are new.

J un @ wad =
q | n x +, va
rious social
G V e n I y for
tho brido-to-
be. and an
n ~ rsaries 5
demand flo
raj appoint
.a-Na - 49,
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Something
distinctive
and yet
appropriate
in the 3
decorations
for that
prenuptial
affair You