Where the money goes by William Henry Walker (1916)

Pencil drawing of politicians at a table above marching soldiers and a mounted rider in a cactus field.

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A pencil drawing by William Henry Walker, dated 1916, titled Where the money goes. An upper vignette shows well-dressed men seated around a table with a model of a post office and papers listing pork, seeds, pensions and river and harbor bills. Below, a mounted officer and foot soldiers with rifles cross a sparse, cactus-dotted field toward a camp.

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