The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 15

CETTE RE RR THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30,-1921. | 5 ; ; ; = re { 2 . ! ;he could prove Dis eltfent to be herea-) ‘That's m From Mrs. & | AeA GONTIBIA TR SORT Weatre LAW FOR WAR-TIME | INSANITY PLEA fant) insane Cheries, hone COURT LETS Pati a nih aa. o, ng the gas compats’s own , SE! Davis of Wasiington DC, accord- | 5 Wire ey a ie hae | Wise tO ‘ er ths it a TR ane | OE TERS NN oN (RS OA eee re eee eR sucr” Ase ‘altirinan els rac [teres min co cin aetna ‘ : - sibel ——— ‘Matteawan 7rom the New York Conn. raaae wee : 4 : Apulia ia | | actually claiming fous of onty tt lie cy T. Davis Said |tY Penitentiary after conviction be-/Runs to Mrs. Sthverstein. 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