The Sap
by William A. Grew

The Sap is William Small, who's living with (and on) his wife's relatives in a small town, and blessed with an imagination and a dislike for work.

His wild-cat schemes and ideas make him the laughing stock of the town, and earn for him a scorn for all his relatives, even his wife finally deserting him.

Just then, his brother-in-law and the cashier of the bank in which he works becomes involved in a money shortage at the bank, and Bill, the sap, comes to the rescue.

Just how he does this and what he does is unfolded in a series of hilarious scenes.