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H. c. SMITH, tailoring, 9l9
King street. | have just re-
cei~ed a beautiful line Of
wooIens for mems suits. I
also make g speciality of
landing the best material
for ladies suiting.
222-19-2l-23-26
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

.f... 'r whose honor 'te af'air was given.
Nra ~. D.. 'l''s ani Mrs Walter iiod-
&c.. ara nrs r. r Cufiev entertained
rI.o ab.ra nf bridge In ths.. home On
IhIr#d1e errrIrT iu honor ~ Nf. ana
Nft WHmn Wfaum OF MARIETTA. OHIO.
Rsi" W" made by ur I'D mrs q. w. isvery.
Luncheon wH7 served after thH games.
Mrs. D. tf Moore and Mrs w. W. Wit
up Friday evening u tHs home ~ Mrs.
N00ro. in iUe game az bridge Mrs. g.
IIwn.d taun,1y hrd ~. -. Graham
"rf- Fu ny tU0 club a luncheon was
..I.aG 4Hnr fHa games.
IlHch..n a1s enjoyed by The monbors
~ flo 'grar.' gun ou Friday iu tua home
uf Sire Thomas &c. Davidson. when Mrs
.rIf'.nI.n smith was Hn nHsIHil1g hostess.
rfrsr...I.a fHuK WINS played IN ~. after.
w s ruaHra OF Morris, Airs Ed Mart
Hfa Vs. Do Pine md Mrs Iam's a Mo1fr.
ON 1u. iHy evening the girls E.ce club
" n..H.rrr We organized. Ihe follow
NuH'. president. Miss Louisa Whites
.... .r... ..H'u'. MHH M1u1o benson. ~
I N fE.H.'s pianist. Ala BuHu. dIras
f.r. M..H virginia Ross. chairman enter
aaH compliment 20 ~. ana Mrs g. A.
NN.u.fi nuI DO honor OF their 1Etb wod
..UH uU...f.Hfv. friends surprised them
.. N.IHHv evening by calling informally
a,s a, ..a aJ pla..5.a a",9s '9 io 81, II'"l9s sg5
HIa uuN,l. High scores in the bridge
ram. w,01 made By Mrs. George schmidt
Tno annual election ~ officers of tho
Wednesday NufuIuF Music ciub was hoII
.u wednesday Iu the FfrHt Methodist
named president. Mrs Iorbart o.. smith
'T.f N..H TfrrIlHuf. NrH $40 E. GlI. Soc
Hu1 EI0u President. Mrs Andrew y Peters
.'rI lI." presidents Mrs a. -. Cochran.
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speut IN playing AMI dancing 4 most
/ enjoyable time woH reported
OkNuIGEE
/ O. ". Iiuu'o has boon called Go Denver
| by tho death ~ hiH father
Mrs. g. L Allen has returned from a
short VISIT in Dallas. T,EnH.
Miss Ella Roller has returned from a
two weeks Ht1F Boo Nrw YurR.
Mr ans Mrs Guy M Str.Ie have lrff
Tor n Sayrru days stay ip st Louis.
Mr. AMI Mra. JuWoH %. Lyons have lrft
Tor q fortnight yIHit with relatives iu Sow
Alr ana Mrs. w. 4. Jacobs ~ contraii1
nfo guests % tho formers sister. Mrs
Mrs b ". smith has returned from n
soyorol wo'Hs viHit with relatives in Luuu
oak. Texas.
from wc'l. ond visit with friends in
Mrs " b. colo % Phloddrhio. Miss
" guest az tho home u her daughter.
Mrs. W. %. Wood and Mrs g. II. Baker
MsfS a51oH Ho'Igs1gs ,s,1. a., me 'onn'ry club on
turned rom a visit with friends and rel
nt,,y,sss IN Fort smith; Ara. 49,
Miss sue Moore Of Ab,iine. TcSas' is
sister Mrs. Vernon Dayles
NJ. aud Mrs y. I. MaAaon ~ Toronto,
Mrs r. u. Harris has lou for Roehcs.
| ter Mimi 20 bo with hur Huu. Harley
Harris, who ~ il No. tho Mayo ollnie.
Mrs. Norman smith has returned 20 hor
home iu rawhusha after 90 two vynlts'
Nlslt with hur sister. Mrs DO o.. King
Mrs D. L. Estes ~ Now orleans has
come fur visit with her mother Mrs.
W. a, Brown. aud sister. Mrs. W. A. Dick
efsOp.
Mrs. W. H. Carter entertained with two
tables ~ bridge Friday afternoon whom
hiF9 score was made by Mrs Charles
Harris.
Miss rortla rattlsou and Mrs VI. rat.
ihun Of tuuvv, Kan. arc visiting their
brother ana son, e. a. fatuaou and Nrs.
lHttlauu.
Rev and Mrs John Graiuror have lcft
tor h several days. visit vtth Mrs. Grain.
g'rs mother Mrs Angus Carroll at Ok.
huWa tity.
a. y. cochran returned Friday from
chicago, uUd while there WaH tho Iuu4l
NJ Mr.. aud Mrs Walter urauuigar. ig.m.
In honor of the birthday or hcr a-ycnr.
old daughter brtty Jane, Mrs John ~.
FUNK outcrtolurd uu Satufduy afternoon.
Juvenile games were enjoyed.
Mrs. claude y. ppwlc, ana daughter "
pnllal and Mrr u. q. stubblc " McNI-
vHtvr have urutuu fur "a visit n tho humu
Of Mr. uud Mrs D., n. Noble
.MV, Fgnton Wood Wa nasr'as 70 one
s,til9,rnoon. MI l. NJ. ur't'o'i made
Mrs John ~ HARLOW entertained tho
% v Bridge club uu Tuesday Afternoon.
suttlo made hEu aud low scores
Miss Gertrude Clarke entertained "a
hlEh school group az an Informal dane.
,nE pg,ly i9 her homo on Friday even.
Mrs charles o.. Douglas has left Tor
week visit with frlrudH iu kansas Guy,
Miss Lootu llunB has returned 60 hrr
studie7 go Southern unlyorslty. DALLAS.
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Mrs Irwin uIfrr.an and Iutt. daygb
fpr HrH visiting ftIsfIves and frt,rds AZ
.bruIra.
1h" ROYAL NUrhhors camp Il preparing
uuiu rIuh.s 'ip' ia pa9r fiipr, "' '''
Nr rrf NrH Mrtr .f.r.ugt l,t
Ia fIU|r Fu..fH ly.Ju.sJ.y AZ .,I A..
%. James uf TAg,ftavilia. Ark
Mira g. q s.HuItg ana aap t,l war,
..IH from karaas CIV during tbe pest
N,.N lpuhlug uu0r business interests
SIR aud Mis- D g tfuta.p b.t .s tb,tr
quests rraiay Tam rg'i. I"En ~ p,.cfI vng'r
Pore. gYua.v urI IuuIs IayIs ali 81
NUHIr
A FreeIbl meeting n, tho povot Ncrgb.
bora vus called az ty.1r.ri,y .ft,.r.,,,',.
iIut UuaIufaa t,8s ir8useft,1 ''''''
Joe II smaIIrv pf ALTON has rcseptiy
boom lIuaIUf.I Iy tIs ,.rror8tf.p ,,,,,,
u.aH|.u. H4 grrutv' 'uiI Iurpart.rtf.r 1tt,y,,
county suru,I.IIrr eI is,.,rl ~
o. ~. U1uIng.r and family rufortotpot
Nus WIN pIrrrs nf Clinton Mo ami
Nra rIHrIra g,Enpl.r OF EI RTp,' "'''
Mr. HrI Afra n d. ,r,1t,st,.,, ,,
Sir prt Nrs Ntrt Jynf..r ,9,rt O., Nj
rHI sunday nrI ,IsIfUI t4,Ir d,t,g,,t-
4uI HIafsr Mia Emmett T,Id H..
Tho UnurUtrrs of Ruth. n class OF pIris
ff.u tHn NrtugIfrt guudpv srb.,I 49,
.H4IU.IrrTy .rf.rt.fr,T sr.l.sts, .',.... ".
4f fn. I.rU. ~ Nfra 1rI, st,,,t,... y 10
ln South N4Tu rfr,.t
H. ~ flbv J,Erg,, u,yt n,t u
o. % D. IuIga ~ Ai.y ,..1t ,
Miami TUuraatv rIpIl and ,.rf.,r.I ,,i,I
rIfr...Uf.tIy.. ~ ,tI.r t.fs.. - M
...Iufy raf4fIys to tb. apt,Iy,rs,.rgs g,,t.-
IrutIun ir Anil
Mra AbbIo IiiiIsrman ~ g,pu,pa. ron.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Sunday guests OF John and Louella Her
Raymond Gordon Of Rendrick is here.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon
Mr' and MIS- T.. y. wfthrow announce
the birth Of little son on March 26'
vgilFn woods. santa re agent. deraned
train No. 40 Friday when he pulled the
wrong switch cord,
Claude bishop and family are now
r,tIdenis Of this place. having rooms In
the Ouapaw hotel
b. o. RAIDER ieft Monday for Healdton
20 resume his duties thee for the Sim
Mrs Delton Gordon Of Rerdrick epent
the weekend here as the guest Of her
SON X. r.. and Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs L. r.. Wilson len Tuesday for
Arkansas city 60 visit her daughter and
husaud, Dr. and Mrs. y. BAN.
NJ. X. Decker lott Thursday for Fort
worth Texas, where he Will be en-
ploYed In large produce house,
b. T.. Bennett Of Tcxas arrived this
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. smith
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs G.. u.
Lake were NJ and Ms j. p, nstn9don'
Couant and Fred RAIDER.
D.. -. Ealdon went 20 oklahoma city
sundsy Ho w enter n,5,s, ss ,an Mhthony ,a[ nn :
p,nllcitis AMI adenolds,
Mrs Etta stanford returned Friday 70
her home ~ wichita f4lls eSSss stter
pleasant and succossfql visit here with
her daughters and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin of the
Sinclair station hero moved to sparks
last week and have cleaning and
pressing outnt established here.
Mr. and Mrs. g. H. Thomas, accom-
panied by Mrs. ". y. Green, motored 10
MsCNer Sunday morning Ehero they re-
mained until evening the guests Of Mi.
and Mrs G. T.. Williams.
Mics MAZDA Heinzo was hostess TO
number uf friends Wednesday at the
home Of h.r parents Mr., and Mrs. John
HeIuzc. Music dancing and cards were
the main diversion " the evening. Ref
freshmouta Of fruit salad, cake ana choc-
oIate we're served to 80.
Geurro Bishop Of this place and Miss
Ola Gentry Df MeAker were married sat
urday March 25, at the home OF Rev
oldest daughter q Mr. and Mrs. jim
Gentry. who we're formerly residents OF
this place. Their many friends Wish
tnem q iayous future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Mrs. A.. - Alcot and Mossrs ben
Hawk 'lopnce ward ana Tom Pitts
talent was carried out Sunday night at
| the Methodist Eplscpunl church, south,
whereof H"v NJ. l.. sims Is pastor. The
FpoHkara were Dr. ". e. scott. Mrs. o.
\. Rains. ~. S. Fowler and Mrs. ". l..
/ Sims Tho speakers had evidently made
careful and thorough preparation, and
( their addresses wcru wholesome and edi-
fylng tn Hll present.
Mrs H. W Han and family during tho
past wcrk rnl1Ncd visit from hor sister,
who came in from stroud. whera she had
spent some time visiting another sister.
Mr. nud Mrs. 3. ~. Fellows had tho
week from their ann and daughter-ln-
law, Mr. ana Mrs Don Fellows. ana
little son. from Springfield. Mo,
number OF his young friends were en-
Friday evening. Games. music and dane
INK wrr" the diversions. after which re-
frcshmguts were sorycd. Those enjoying
Dorothy shepherd Boatrice Tucker. Ruby
Hawlcg nnd Gladys shepherd. ana Mossra.
Hugh Rust Eugene Davis Lynn Hamilton.
Mackc. aud tho host. Francis Reed.
Mombers ~ the Sophomore class ~ the
Alton high school assembled at the high
school building Friday afternoon and went
ON hike TO Egyptian Spring. some two
miles south OF town, where they spent
several hours playing outdoor games fol-
Tho participants were Misses GLADYS
shepherd. Iudella ROscborough.. Electra
Perrin. Evelyn Erwin I,pvinn Gillespie.
Ruby Bowies. Helen Rains ana Mcssra
Marion Douglas Jimmie Counts Francis
Reed and Henry puloEun.
A. their home Thursdry night Misses
Gladys and Dorothy shepherd entertained
q number gf their frioulg with games
music and dancing, after which tho guests
wrro taken TO the Alton drug store
whore % dainty fee course ana cake were
served. Those having part In the pleas
urgH ~ tho evening were Misses Madeleine
Talon, Marguerite Allison. Ruth Living
stuu. EIslH Rider, Evelyn Erwin. Dohu
Ward, Boltrlcr tucker and Mcssrs Lyu-
don Scott boltrum Cox, Hush Rust.
Francis Reed, Lyle Davis and Lynn Ham
lltpn.
The q. y. j. club met Thursday after
noon al tho hnspit1ble home of Mrs.
wilton Cunningham. blooming pIauts
and forms had been used with good taata
iE decorating the rooms. Two tables were
used in PLAYING rook. Mrs. Pnrke Trout
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Mr snd Mrs walter Fheldon were
Grove visitors Friday.
rho Embroidery club meets with Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs noyd ~ Kansas are here
on a visit 20 her parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
ME- q. IL. nlanhenship Of Southwest
city, Mo. attended the funeral OF Mrs.
T, r. Rogers, 49,, a..
puzzard schoolhouse Ttssday 20 look
NJ. ana Mrs Dow rhenlI. residing
south Of Grove, were mere np''H"g ~ iingcIs y"
Mr.. ana Mrs. BYRON Mooney returned
90 Monott. Mo, Monday, ailor ~ .El
with her parents In Grove Mt ana M'H'
Ira Perry and family Of near Southwest
city, Mo, accompanied by johnson ihlhH.
we're here Thuradny attending tho iun-
M,s' iona stewart lot Tuesday Tor
Tulsa. e. spend tho week nero win
near Tulsa tho next school tenn.
Mr. ana Mrs W T. tcrgu'. accom- -
Tuesday morning 90 npcnd the day,
Mr. and Mrs. v, u. Smith NJ near
southwest cry, No. were "a our '.ty
tend the funeral 0f Mrs. r. 4, Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. q, g Monroe and little
by Lee Capchart OF jay spent Thuuday
In Grove, with friends ana dlA same
William sheldon transacted business iu
Miami friday. Ito said tho new highway
between Alton and Miami was iuHt tiuo
but not wide enough for two ears to
* very enthusiastic county institute
and school meeting was h.ld at N'nsuu
hall last Friday uight lgwoyer in'
meeting broke up quite suddenly whom thI
fire alarm sounded.
Mrs. John Williams ~ Iatlmcr, Kan.
IL spending tho week hcrr with her pnf
enta Mr.. and Mrs a. - copeland. Sh'
came In response 10 a letter lntorminl
her uf hcr fathers illness.
Miss Irene Williams assists with me
work for the Federal Farm Loan uaHurln
tion on Saturday. ~ tltitcna bank 0n'
h the daughter ~ Henry Williams, posi-
maatcr-morchaut ~ Ecua
Besse H. Burnett has removed frou
San Francisco Co Los Angeles. She VA
formerly court clerk NJ Delaware county
clayton Copeland NJ thauute, Kan
apent the weekend with his parents, Mr
account uf his fathers illness
4. n. Reed, huHtling farmer ot nea'
2ena, was hero Monday On route Il
AUon, being accompanied by hin niece
She had hocu krCuing house Tor heI
ErandfatheE =, W. Reed. of near Nrna
Mrs. T.. Z. Ramsey ~ Gontry AIR
apent the week IN Grove, guest n
hor daughter Mlss Ramsey. one Of th'
good teuchcrs uf Grove schools. Mrs
Ramsey Ii teaching az Gentry.
Miss Lucille Vaughan entertained few
af her friends ne her pretty country
homo last saturday night' Those present
were Morle IrgnaH yE,G,rn ES9'ndagTni,L S'l,. nn,
Priest Mildred Hubbard nurnoll Brood'
aus Flofpuro Holt burl Muyncld, owen
Hutlcr pcrey Wood, Leo Montgomrry
and Joe buchanan. Tho ev'ninF was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Safe Fat Reduction

Reduce, reduce reduce, Is the slogan ot
all fat people. Get thin, bo slim, n the
cry Of fashion ana society. Ana the over
fat wiring their hands IN morurcati0n and
aelulessness; revolving Et nauuDatiug drugs,
afraid OF violent exercise, drradiug tho
unwelcome ana uusausfying diet until
they hit upon tho harmless Murmola Pre-
scrlptlon and learn through it that they
may safely reduce steadily and easily
without ono change IN their mode ot lte.
but harmlessly. secretly, and quickly
reaching their ideal ot figure with a
smoother skin, better appetite and health
than they have ever known. Ana now
comes Marmola Prescription Tablets from
the same fainously harmless formula a.
the Marmola Prescription. Il behoovo
,ou 20 learn tho satisfactory, benoficia
effects OF this great safe fat rodueer By
giving 20 your druggist one dollar Tor
case. or sending ike amount 90 tn
Nsrmola Company, AGl2 Woodward Ave
sue Detroit Mich. with request INA
seription Tablets. ts.-Adyertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Mr.. ana Mrs Yves Martin v... ....
called 90 Goodman Mo. ON r.. .hNV
the illness Of his father. -hi q
Mt. and Mrs. George C0UUDr ..4 4,
dren have gone TO Eeosho 49, Gun.
they viii spend the summer "refs
John RNynolde. who was. Ir....H
mine accident several weeks as. ...l9.a, e
T.. NJ. Burdick, represontIrs ..
sumers Gas company was uuf fr... A.. .n.
Monday looking after business -.nl
Ralph Morrison and family r......
ioyed visit from his mother. NH. ~
Morrison and her son Harold vs..
j. @. Masters. formerly Df f.. .'a.
but now In business at RIul.. .'.-.e
IN our midst Monday trausattnH M
ness. 'l''
Mrs George McGulrk. who a.. ,..
languishiuR upon the bed .f .... IN
for several weeks, Is reported o. b.. l.a l.a
Mrs Ernie Pooier, Mabel p.... ..
Mrs Joe Pappln we're here fr.. ro.
during the pest week visiting -
Poolcr and Mr.. aud Mrs. Frar.
Miss Ethel Mnnstoo'h recent. rf.
frlcuds and relatives 90 smith" 10
Mrs Fred Freeman and ch..... s.
20 Miami Friday afternoon. ret... .r t..
following day. '.a
the shelton mine No. Z, recent. s.f...'{
% broken leg In an accident f....
was taken TO a hospital in I... t
treatment.
The infant son of Mr.. ana ,r.. r
Jack Conner who live in a ,....
Douthat known as New Joplin .. W.
nesdny night The. burial was r Nf..r.
Hope cemetery at Webb city 81.
u. O.. Windie. a shoyclor az r.s rrf...
writer's mine No, 4 IN this vIu.rF. ,,.,
with an accident there Thurs DID,. wv
ing, and suffered Injuries OF a... ....
acter as to render hospital .r...-sr,
CONTINUED ON PAGE rurrrv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

spent IN playing AMI dancing A most
enjoyable time wpu reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

and Mrs Orin Cunningham tied Tor high
score huuurs. a dainty two-courss lunch
con was served 20 tho following guests
nud mumbgrss Mosdamos Kay Painter.
purko Trout j.. l.. Holman, Orin cum
uinEhaW. Leonard storm, -. n. ogden
nrt John Nldffgr. Mrs. Ray Painter
will entertain the club two weeks hence
Another social club was recently added
ladies mot and ArganIlgd the Tucsdny
Afternoon study club. with the following
AZ charter Wvwhrrs: Mpadlmcs Henry
Truman, s. J. Tyler a. ID. Griffin, II. H.
FolCy, George Morris Il. H. Harper, e.,
c. Baker u. l.. Norman. George Sclg
ana j. j. Hubbard, Mrs. Harper was
chosen PRECEDENT ana Mrs. Norman socro-
tHry The club viii meet each Tuesday
afternoon NJ the homo ot some member
for the study NJ some subject of interest
previously selected. The meeting last
weOk was held with Mrs \. u. Griftin as
Hostess and leader, and the subject was
"Ihc Philippines being one division OF
the general subject uf our island pusseB-
sious which has been taken up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

ceP,r'sh. 1921. By n. Aa4'sS J.rs., Ca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Embarrassing Hairs
Can Be Quickly Removed
CBeauty Culture)

Hairs can be easily banished from
the under-nrms, neck and face by
this quick. painless method: Mix Into
a stiff paste some powdered delatone
and water, spread on hairy surface
and in . or 3 minutes rub Off, wash
the skin and II will be free from hair
or blcmish. Excepting In very stub
born 'grOwths. one application is suf-
ficient. To avoid disappointment,
buy the dclatone IN an original
package and mix fresh.-Advertise
mont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Y. IT, Harrington OF this place Is In
the race Tor state senator.
W. -. Barruws Of Tulsa II visiting
friends In tho country east Of pays1u.
Mrs Robert Clark was tho guest ot
Mrs. John Anderson IN Moeker last week
Marion Minis and sister Mae were over
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-09
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.
No 00ll

of trust dated the goth day of Septem-
ber, 1918, which is recorded in book
1886, page 23, of the records in the of
flee of the Clerk and Recorder of the
City and County of Denver, Colorado,
duly conveyed to the Public Trustee in
yer. Colorado, the following described
real estate in the City and County of
Denver, Colorado, to-wit: Lots Seven
(7), Eight (S), Nine (9) and Ten 1O),
Addition to Denver, which deed of
trust was made to secure the payment
with said deed of trust; for the sum
of Six Thousand (S6,00O.00) dollars.
payable to the order of Richard j. Mo-
ran, on or before three (3) years after
at six per cent per annum until paid.
interest payable semi annually, as is
deed of trust. reference to which is
hereby made for greater certainty
and,
Whereas, The said Henry N. Carman
and all persons claiming by, through
or under him, having defaulted in the
payment of the principal of said note.
and the legal holder of said note, hay
ing elected on account of said default
to declare said note unpaid, due and
payable.
quest of f. f. Scidmore and C. a. Cline,
the legal holders of said note. pursu-
ant to law, l.. the undersigned Public
of Denver, Colorado, do hereby give
notice that will. at the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922,
at the fremont street front door of the
Court House, in the City and County of
Denver. Colorado, sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the said described premises, and all the
right title and interest of the said
Henry N Carman, his heirs and assigns
therein, for the purpose of paying the
indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust and the cost and expenses of eN-
ecuting this trust. and will deliver to
the purchaser a certificate of sale as
provided by law.
Dated at Denver, Colorado, August
gath. 1922.
EDWARD NJ. SABIN,
Public Trustee in and for the City ana
County of Denver, Colorado
First publication, August 26, 1922.
Last publication, September 23, 1879