davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
UKRADL "a $772,OOO
BONDU.
Avsak 16-lety bankovni klerk
William Dalton neteSil Sc
mich dlouho.

Bloomington, Ill.,, 26. unora.
William Dalton, Sestnactilety
bankovni klerk, jenz ukradl Ia
$772,000 bondu svobody V Chi
cagu We ctvrtek, dosahnuv tax
-ekordu v kradezich toho dru-
hu, byl chycen v kulecnikove
mistnosti Heyworth, ILL.,, me-
daleko odtud dnes.
VSechny bondy, vyjimkou
jednoho ma $500, ktereho pou-
zil ma hrazeni vyloh, byly ma :
lezeny a bance, Northern Trust
Co., navrAceny. Byly malem
kozensm vaku, ktery ledahyle
hodil do kouta, kdyz Sc dal do
hry kulecniku.
Chlapec pravil, ze ukradeni
bondI bylo tou nejsnadneiss
v9ei ma sv9te, avsak 8 ntekem
to jiz nebylo tax snadne. Do
Heyworth pfijel . James Den
nisem, jenz sebral jej na cest9
4 svezl v AUTOMOBILE do zni-
vi. ze mel namifeno MS jih bez
n6nsho m9stecka Dalton pra-
vSeliktch urcittch planI.
Dalton byl uvSzn2n zpra-
Va podana lfednfkdm North
ern Trust Co.. kterouzto ban
ku okradl. Tito, nez-li odejeli
z Chicago, dali na jevo, ze
vzhledem k mladi Daltonovu
byli by ochotni odpustiti mu a
dati mu jeste jednu pfilezitost.
Chlapec vypravel dnes ve-
Ger, jak snazil se vyhnouti Sc
zfizencim zAkona cestovanim
v automobilech, pesky, v elek.
trickych karach av omnibu-
sech, avsak k jeho dopadeni
pfisp6la hlavne ia okolnost, Re
vsechny casopisy v Chicagu
prinesly jeho podobiznu.
Byl poznan synem konstebla
! Jacka Drapera, jenz provedl
zatcenf a jenz nepochybn9 OBJ
drzi odmenu $4,000 vypsanou
ma dopadeni hocha a navrace.
nj bondn.
Dalton byl prvne podezff.
van, ze jest hledanym zlode-
jem, Dennisem, g nimz prize,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
RAMA PRO SVAZ NARODU.
Svycarskc, ackoli clene-n, oG.;-
prslo rrachcd jeho ar-nade, je-
douci do Vilny.

Pariz, 26. unora. Leon Bur
geois, mluve V odpolednim "a
sedanf rady Svazu Narodl,
pravil, re Svycarsllo zasadilo
tezkou rano moralni prestyzi
Svazu odeprenim prava pr1-
chodu pres sve dzemi vojen-
sk6mu oddilu Svazu, vyslane-
mu k udrzovani pofadku be-
hem plebiscitu We Wine.
DR.. Alphonse Dunat, swear
sky vyslanec V Parizi, pred
tim vysvetloval rad6, ze kdezto
Svycarsko velmi lituje, ze nu-
ceno jest odeprlti, nicmene O.
no nemohlo svoliti k te zadosti
bez poruseni sve neutrality.
Poukazoval, re Polsko Lit
va, strany We sporu, neshodly
Sc ma podminkach fizeni pie
biscitu a stava vazne nebezpe-
ci nepratelskeho zakroceni bol
sevikd.
Pan Burgeois doznal obtize
svycarske situace, ale vyjadril
mineni, re prisluSi to rad6 roz
hodnouti, kdy zadouci podmin
ky byly splneny, nikoli jedno-
tlivemu clenu.
Dodal, re clenstvi We Svazu
uklada tez zavazky, stejne ja-
ko udeluje prava a projevil
nadeji,. re zastupce Svycarska
sdeli sve Wade ujisteni, re ra.
da pine chape jeff obtize, mic
meme vSak tezce nese znehod-
noceni, jez zp1sobeno bylc
Svazu odeprenim prava pru.
chodu pres svycarske uzemi
jeho vojenske hotovosti. Dale
teto veci bude jednano al
.pristi tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28

Jak DENLY, tax Roosevelt
jsou tleny Americke Legie. Je
jiz zcela jisto, re sm6rnice pri-
Sti administrace bude pokraco-
vati V budovani velikych lodi
a sesilovani valecneho lod'stva
Pristl president a pristi Sc
kretar namof'nictva We sve
rozmluve dnes rano objevili,
re shoduji Sc V nahledech v
zakladnich otazkach, tykaji-
cich Sc vedeni odboru namorni-
ctva. Doufaji V odzbrojeni, "a
lie pokud toho nebude docileno,
uznavaji naprostou nutnost
mohutneho lod'stva. Toto bylo
iasne projeveno V rozmluvach,
iez p. Harding i major DENLY
nell novinarskymi zpravoda-
il.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
BOLSEVICI OPET v TIFLISU
zNovA Sc zMOcNIil MEsrA, z NEHoz BYLl
JEDNOU VYHNANI

Cafihrad 26 inora. = Tifis, hlavnf mesto repubiky
Gruznske jest op6tne rukou bolSevk1 die zprav obdr
zenvch Sov6tska hoovos jez die drv6sfch sde
lenf arsenal Tfu avsak bya vypuzena Gruzin
c vtrha do mesa.
Paffz, 90 lnora. Ornament, re gruzinske vosko w.
kldlo Tifl ucin6nc byo rancouzskym zahrancnim ura
dem dnes odpolcdne su byl utvofen revolucni vybor
v4da gruzinska pfestehovaa do kata loo mil seVe
rozapadne cd Tfisu
Boje mezi armenskym gruznskym vojskem V oblast
orchalu t6mto dvema republkami podle vseho u
ly pro pfitomnou dobu prav carihradska depese Lon
don Times Arm6ni drz Borchaluske uzem vuli nemuz
vzniN spor mezi obema narody
Rusky zahralcni minsr Cterin nabid pry sve pro-
stfednictM Armenian Gruzincnm urovnan lech spcru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28

A Theodore Roosevelt, syn dri-
vsjsiho presidenta, bude pri-
rucim sekretafem manor
nictva.


St. Augustine, Fla, 26. uno-
ra. Edwin DENLY 2 Detroitu,
veteran ze Spanelsko-americke Ike
i svetove valky, prijal dnes ra-
no pozvani nastavajfciho pre-
sidenta Hardinga, aby stal Sc
sekretafem namornictva a The
odore Roosevelt, podplukovnik
p6chotv V prvni divisi We Fran
eli. bude prfruc. sekretarem ma
mornictva, oznamil p. Harding
po dlouhe konferenci majo-
rem Denbym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
CHAMP CLARK TEZCE
NEMOCEN.

Washington, 27. 1nora. -
Missoursky kongresnik Champ
Clark, predseda snemovny po-
slanecke, kdyz demokrate
NELL tam vetSinu, vazne one
mocnel a posledni bulletin Wy
dany po porad6 lekaru, mi ma
neivy$e nepriznive. Champ
Clark eta II rokI v6ku. Y r.
1912 pripraven byl Bryanem 0
nominaci presidentskou kon-
venci Baltimorske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28

do Heyworth. Tyz sdelil ! sve
podezreni PAUL. Draperovi, sy-
nu konsteblovu a zatceni pax
brZy nasledovalo. Konstebl o.
slovil jej jmenem a Dalton bez
vselikeho zapirani Sc primal,
re jest hledangm bankovnim
klerkem. We vezeni sc dal do
place, kdyz 81 vzpomnel ma
svoji ovdovelou matku Sc
stru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
PANAMA A COSTA RIGA v BOJI

Panama, 26. unora = Nepratelstv zapocalo mez Pa
namsktm Costa Rckym vojskem bize Coto ma pac-
ckem obema zem6m sd6uji neuredni de-
pese Formani vyhasen valky nebylo vydano az pozde
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-28
Utosnici ma Venizela potrestani

Parfz 26 dnora. Apostolos Therepis George Ky
raks dves dnstoinic recke armade byli dnes odsou-
zen petietemu ezkemu zaa vrazedny utok ma dri-
vesho reckeho premiera Venizea r. pna mnueho roku
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13
PAGE v

ron! On, i Know that; I csM ssea
Tom, then. I am Pancha villemonte.
Which you rather say"
"Pancha, Of course; and who is
Juan"
HJuan Yillemonte; he is my broth
er-he. You not know heem, then?'
"No; we just met above. I had lost
my way, and we ran into each other
up there. He and Indian Joe were
driving cattle, and brought me along
with them"
Her eyes opened wider, and her
hands interlocked.
you not here before, then? You
never in Wolves hole till now?"
No"
But why you come, then? Why
they say you ride with them? Madre
de Dios! You know what zis place
is?"
"Yes, Pancha," he answered soberly,
feeling her earnestness. II know. I
came to help a woman"
you tell them that2 Indian Joe?'
mot just as I have you; I let them
believe I was in or the game being
played. In fact, I didn't have to say
much of anything, for as soon as I
mentioned the name Of Churchill, Laud
seemed to understand. What I failed
to make clear was that my object
was to help her"
why you tell me this?"
Because you + a woman, I guess,
and because I think you are straight"
She stared at him a moment in 81
lence; then went over and stood with
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13

on rnar DGre plain. Shelby's brain
worked like lightning. There were five
riders; he could count them now; In
dians mostly, although one was surely
white. There was nothing left him
but audacity and lies. He must take
the chance, the one chance, mad, des-
perate, yet yielding a possibility of sue
cess. He swung the field glasses to
his eyes-yes. one rider was white, a
squat figure with a red beard, and
another, the fellow at this end, ap-
peared to be a Mexican. Then he
laughed grimly; the vortex Of his glass
rested on the exposed flank of the
nearest steer and he saw the brand.
By all the gods. they were his own
cattle The humor. of it flashed IN
his eyes, but the jaw Of the man set
sternly. The ID thieves! He
strobe forward, the pony trailing at
his heels, and then the Mexican saw
him, throwing up one hand in a swift
signal and squirting his horse reckless.
~ across the gray plain. They met
half way, Shelby still afoot, the other
sweeping up at full speed, his horse
brought fairly to its launches by the
cruel pressure Of a Spanish bit.
The fellow "a a handsome devil
but for the evil in his eyes and a dis
figuring cal down one cheek. The
eyes of the two met and the riders
hand dropped instantly upon the ex-
posed butt of a revolver.
"Buenas dias, senor," he said harsh
ly, staring. what is the meaning of
-this?"
Shelby smiled, coolly returning his
glance.
The meaning of what. senor?" he
questioned shortly.
"Your being here-alone! l have
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13

F ~ wv VI kbbV ! SVIbsf
not seen you before. You are not of
the Wolves den."
ooh, is that it, senor?" indifferently.
''Then maybe you will tell me how
I am to find a way into this den of
wolves? I have looked down yonder,"
he waved his hand.
"You seek it, then?"
"Sure; otherwise why should I be
here? You will guide meY"
"Caramba! 1t depends" suspicious
ly, yet somewhat disconnected by the
others quiet manner ST Would know
more first. You are lostY
completely; yet it is a story easily
told. I was with a man named Han
ley an a fellow called Hank"
"Old Matt know him."
Good; then I have met a friend.
We were there, back in those hills,
when my girth broke-see, where ]
have fixed it. I fell behind and they
rode II. I thought to follow easily,
but, you must know those hills, the
trail was lost perhaps I took a wrong
turn. for suddenly l found myself on
this plain"
The Mexican sat %motionless, his
eyes as suspicious as ever, but his
fingers no longer gripped on the re.
volver. The last of the cattle had dis
appeared down the coulee and the red
bearded white mar was riding toward
Fsfhnrp 20 oarncc 81 thn ~ o1l-oli Matthew
changed position until he came up, a
lump of a fellow, with staring eyes
and complexion the color of parch-
ment.
What the hi is all this, Juan?'
he questioned roughly. who is the
fellow"
HE travel with Matt Hanley an
get lost; so he say"
aHanley, heyi That's some recon-
mendation. Who else was with your
party?p
"a man called Hank
"Slagin. Well, the story sounds
straight so far; them two left here
together; ] happen to know that.
What's your name?'
Shelby looked him squarely in the
eye.
Churchill
What! Matt talked to me about
that. Fellow named Macklin stalkin' a
girl down Ponca way"
Hes got her; so Hanley says, an,
that's what I'm here for-seeg'
But you amt or Churchill. The
way ! heard 1t he was sixty anyhow,
an a dowh-easter."
Virginia he's my father.
-"Oil, h--l. an where you been?"
"Soldierin' mostly"
II see" his eyes wandered. Sounds
kinder tishy. Young Teller. but / amt
IN no shape to tell. | reckon Matt
Hanley kin straighten ii out, an, IL he
Is down thar, the hest thing we Kin do
Is 10 take yer long. n yer lynn YEN.
he DIN sorry fore yer get oui ag'Ia.
III tell We thnt 10 begin With, hut f
scr game 10 iitie aioitg we'll seq YER
ger iilnr NH rlelr ieI's I'LL her ma
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Tom Shelby, a rancher,
Tides in to the frontier town Of Ponca
BOOKING for a good time after a long spell
OF hard work and loneliness on the
ranch. Instead, he runs Into q funeral
that of Dad Calkins, a retired army man
OF whom little is known. A. girl, still in
her teens, survives Cslkins.
CHAPTER II.-McCarthy, a saloon
Keeper and Ponca's leading citizen, de-
cldes that the girl, now alone in the
world, should marry. Shelby starts a
hunt for eligible husbands and the min
lister goes to confer with the girl.
III.-She agrees to pick q
husband from a score Of men lined up in
ner home. To his CONSERVATION, she se-
aects Shelby. who had gone along merely
as q spectator. He declines the honor.
Indignant. the girl dismisses the assem-
oaage. Later, Shelby goes back to make
an explanation. She receives him good
naturally.
CHAPTER W~.-Leav1ng 80 @eLpy
gums into two of the rejected ~suitors, anu
in a fight worsts them both. Angered
at their remarks, he returns to the girl,
determined to marry her. If she will have
him. After his explanation she agrees
to marry him.
CHAPTER V.-The wedding takes
place and the couple set out for Shelby's
ranch. With them is the "Kid," Mack
lin, whom Shelby has hired as a helper
on the ranch. On the way h girl tells
her husband her name is Olga Carlyn,
and also tells him something of the Pc
.culiar circumstances of her life.
..w nr,TCT1 o. ~ .~.t-- It,. ~-;fo to-
the house, Shelby goes to care for the
horses. Returning, he is struck from
behind by an unknown assailant. Hours
later he ecovers consciousness, to find
the his wife and the Kd" have dis
appeared. He starts in pursuit.
CHAPTER VII.-Shelby overhears a
conversation between two outlaws hat
throws some light on his wife's history.
He learns she is an heiress n that her
abduction has been planned. He also
learns that she has been taken to
wolves Hole" a haunt of bandits and
bad" Indians. The whereabouts of the
place Is unknown to Shelby, though its
reputation as a resort of criminals is
widespread.
CHAPTER VIII.-Shelby lays plans
to rescue his wife. He is discovered by
-.Indian joe Laud. the leader of the
outlaws, and forced to him
into the stronghold. There Shelby makes
friends with a Mexican girl, Pancha,
who is betrothed to Macklin and in
tensely jealous.
Shelby lo1tered an hour perore VEN
curing to follow. There was no other
way out, and SO he munched at a cold
meal, and permitted the. buckskin to
browse along the. bank of the stream,
well concealed by a fringe of willows.
Then, both horse and man refreshed,
he went forward on foot, leading the
animal, and began the upward climb.
]. In places it was not unlike a caveJ
and Shelby had no idea how far he
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13

- -L EE A - AL LF AEMEL
had gone, when he suddenly emerged
out from the gloom into the sunlight
Of the summit, with a clear view
across the level plateau.
Shelby stopped, holding the horse
back below the summit and gazed anx-
iously about The soil left no trail
and, with the naked eye, Shelby was
unable to distinguish a sign of life
within the radius OF vision. Every
thing had the appearance Of death
the death of ages. He stood upright
and swept the circle with his deld
glasses. He was barely In time; for
far off there ~ the left. scarcely dis
cernible even then against the black.
overhanging ridges OF rock, he made
out two slowly moving objects. They
were not distinct. be conld nor have
sworn what they were. hni there was
no touht IN his mind as 10 their lden.
tits ". sitdir,i lbelA eagerly mill
they d~iSaigtsafed down o coulee, and
MlN A
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13
tContinusd Next Wee1r,

Fargo Because the dangers OF
hunting whisky runners are even
greater in his estimation than those Of
hunting Boche along the, French front
two years ago, D. It. Smith has re-.
signed from the federal prohibition
force headquartering in this city. Hes
recently engaged in Il gun fight with
a crew of runners who were Desperate
and shot to kill.
lFargo-North Dakota has passed
South Dakota in population, the 1920
figures giving this state $40, $50 per-
sons, and South Dakota only 35, SSS39g
which leaves them 1891 behind. The
gain in North Dakota during the past
decade was 11.9, as compared with a
nationwide gain of 14.3, leaving the
Flickertail state 81 per cent behind
the rest OF the United States in rate
of growth. The increase from 1910 to
1870 was 6S,6T4, while during the pre-
ceding ten years the state went from
about 100000 to 577,O56, or nearly
doubled. Cass county leads by a wide
margin with a population of HAT OF
6.5 per GENT of the states people. Ward
county crowds Grand Forks county out
of the second place held in 1910 by
just 26, the population of Ward being
2S,S11 as compared with 2S,7S5 in
Grand Forks. Stutsman county is
fourth with a population Of 24,575, and
Richland county is next with 20,SS7.
Each of the first four counties con-
tains one of the largest cities in the
state. Cass having Fargo, Ward con-
tanning Minot. Grand Forks the city
of the same name. and Stutsman coun-
ty including Jamestn>rn-
.fne mud geysers of the Sairon sea.
California, came into existence recent
", and owe a little more than two
acres. They are so-called mud volca-
noes and are various-sized caidrons OF
hot mud.
Some Of them first appear as small
springs and others develop with loud
explosions which tear holes in the
earth from four to ten feet wide and
to a. depth of ten to twelve feet.
Saiton sen Is about 265 feet below
the level OF the sea, and until d Few
Years ago was dry. From 1904 "a 1906
water was diverted into the basin by
the irrigation canal from tho Colorado
river, and II became a laifa,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13

because ] Think You Are Straight
her back against the door. She was
breathing hard, and her cheeks we're
red.
"She come from a ranch on the Cot
%tOnWood?'
Eyes"
Her white teeth cleaned angrily be-
tween the red of her lips.
AN what this m to you, Sc
nor? Why you car what happen to
her?'
Shelby looked frankly into the girls
face. determined to risk all, suddenly
convinced that this young Mexican had
an interest in his answer beyond any
mere curiosity.
Because I am her husband" her
said quietly.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
INCOMES LESS THAN
 s5,000 NOT AFFECTED
 BY RECENT RULING

ronowing an announcement from the
 inissloner of internal revenue that 'usoand and wife having community ooine under the community property "s or Arizona may divide that income anu report it separately in making .heir income tax returns, Judge Alfred
 ankiln, collector of internal revenue Aor the district of Arizona, has pre- pared concise and clear examina tion VI .ne ruling. It will be noted that the uing applies only to those cases in wnlch the community income is s5,000 or more.
 lows:
 / Recent instructions from the bureau VT internal revenue are to the effect mat a husband and wife domiciled in arizona may divide and report in sep drate returns income which is under the laws of Arizona, community in
 It is considered by many that this ruling will decrease the amount of the tax to be paid if each community in come IS divided and a separate return made by the husband and wife ire spective of the amount of the income But this is not true. The ruling will be oI advantage to the husband and wife
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

emption of 5000 for single persons, $2000 for married persons and heads of families and an additional exemption of s200 for each person dependent upon the taxpayer for chief support, if such person is under IS years of age or in capable of self support The delin- quents last year, in many cases were persons whose incomes equalled the amount of the allowable exemptions and who considered it unnecessary to file a return; and others whose income, because of dependents, was not tax able, but who nevertheless were re- quired by law to make returns The requirements to file return are based solely on persons marital status and the amount of his or her income for 1920. Single persons with net in- comes for 1920 of 5000 or more and married persons with net incomes of S2000 or more must file a return re- gardless of whether their incomes are nontaxable. The exemption of S2000 allowed married persons applies to the
 combined incomes of husband and wife, 70 which income of husband and wife must be added the income of depend ent minor children. This exemption may be claimed by either the husband or wife or may be apportioned between them as they may select The circum, stances surrounding each individual case determine largely whether a per son is entitled to such exemption. Any one in doubt about such a matter should consult at once a revenue of- ficer.
 A branch office for the accommoda- tiGn and convenience of income tax payers has been established in the corner room of the Adams hotel on the corner at Central avenue and Adams street, where a corps of expert revenue men may be found. Anyltaxpayer who is not entirely clear about how to make out his or her return, or who has a problem relating to his income tax to solve, should visit this office where courteous treatment and every assist ance possible will be given. The tax payer should see that his return re- fleets full and accurate statement of his income for 1920 and have it filed with at least one quarter of the total amount of the tax paid on or before March Is, 1921
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

only when the income is comparatively large in amount.
 The revenue act imposes an income tax on individuals, including a normal tax and surtax.
 For the calendar year 1920, the nor- nal income tax on individual citizen or residents of the United States is at the rate of 1 per cent upon the first S4000 and per cent upon the excess over that amount and the lower rate on the first S4000 applies to each sep arate individual whether married or unmarried and should not be confused with the joint exemption granted mar ried persons. In order to determine the income to which the normal tax is ap- piled, the net income as defined in tho statutes is first entitled to the credits and exemptions specified in the stat ute. So when the term net income is here used, it means that amount of the income which is subject to the payment of the normal tax and also, if such in come be sufficiently large in amount subject to the payment of the surtaX after the credits and exemptions al- lowed by the statute have been de ducted.. The SurtaX is in addition to the normal tax and is imposed upon such net income at the rates specified in the statute, but without the benefit of the personal exemption which is ap- plicable in the case of the normal tax The surtax rates are graduated accord ing as the net income increases iii amount above $5000.
 This ruling wifi, therefore, be of no benefit so far as the amount of the tax to be paid is concerned, in cases where the community income is s40e0 or un- der. for the reason that such amount is subject only to the normal tax of per cent In other words, if the hus- band and wife divided such income and s200O. each would have to pay per
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
CALL CALENDAR TOMORROW

The supreme court calendar will be called at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing, when all cases that are ready will be set for oral argument unless the parties desire to submit their cases on briefs. Arguments will begin on Tues day and continue until all cases set for argument are heard Chief Justice Ross said yesterday that court would insist upon this rule. We will not permit arguments to spread over a period of several months, but will take up the matters as set down in the calendar" said the chief justice.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

No this isn't a new movie comedv star! This is Superior Judge McGinn of Seattle, Washington, whose abiliz- to make lightning quick changes of ex- pression is excelled by few screen stars or stage artists. But it isn't a question of acting with Judge Me Ginn, it's the natural thing Ordinar- fly the judge wears the affable ex- pression shown above, but let a vicious character come before him; let a wife beater or a neglector Of children ap- pear and-presto!- registers the ex- pression shown in the lower picture.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

At The Strand for three days, starting today.