El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-27
The Victim of a
Mistake Of Justice
Warmers Features Throws
Light on a Phase of
Progressive PenolOgy


elm the Faags of Jealousy Romance
of the Partisan Stage-"Tbe Hazard
of Youth" Presents to Parents
Lesson Many Can Probably Take
to Heart.
"The Hand Of the Law warmers
Features-3 parts).-Joe Willard escapes
from prison. Although pursued by
bloodhounds, he stops to save little Miss
Hunter from drowning and takes her
home. Fay Hunter, her sister, becomes
interested in Joe and begs her father to
assist him in his escape by permitting
him to use her fathers horse. Her
father readily consents. Fay learns that
Joe has been captured and returned to
the prison and soon visits him. Joe tells
her how he had been convicted on false
testimony, and that Butch" Holden
could clear him of the charges if he
wished, but Butch had grievances
against him and refused to speak At
that time Thomas J. lyman is appointed
warden of the prison. He learns Joe's
story and designates him as a trusty.
'BCtch" Holden is fatally injured in an
explosion. BE sends for Joe, and on
his deathbed signs confession exonerat-
ing Joe of any completely in the bank
robbery, and tells him where the stolen
money is hidden. Fay, who has just
arrived, offers to 60 to the deserted
shack to recover the hidden money, thus
proving the statement made in the con-
fession. Rastus Judd, negro trusty,
who overheard the dying confession, is
determined to escape and get the money
The race is now between Rastus and
Fay. The negro convict arrives first
Fay realizes the situation, and having
no weapons lassoes the negro, ties him
to a post and starts back with the stolen
money. She reaches the prison, but is
informed that the warden has gone to
the Road Camp. a series of hair-rais-
ing incidents take place. Rastus is cap
tured. Joe is pardoned and marries Fay
Hunter. the girl he has learned to love.
in the Fangs Of, Jealousy" @ parts
World Special Films Feature).-In front
Of the mansion of Pierre Darcier, a dra-
matte author, a young woman, giving
the name of Gilberte Daubier, has met
with an accident he orders that she
be carried in. While cOnvalescing she !
and Pierre take long walks in the cOun- !
try. Mrs. Darcier resents their init /
macy. GiIberte leaves, but the image
of the woman still remains with Pierre. |
he sees her photograph on the front
page Of a theatrical paper, under the
name of Therese Santenil, who has Just
made great success of a play at the
Theatre des Varieties Parisiennes. De
sirOus of meeting her again. and. also.
perhaps, in the hope Of having a play
which he has written presented. he de-
cIdes to 90 to Paris and invoke her aid. !
She introduces him to the manager, who /
reads his play and accepts 1t. The init |
macy fOrcibly created between the au-
thor and Therese arOuses the jealousy /
Of Rene Teller, the leading man Of /
the company, and he sends an
anonymous letter to Mrs. Darcier. in 4
forming her of her husbands inhdelity 4
On receiving the letter she comes to /
Paris and her husband, agreeab bly, sur
prlsed, presents her to the manager all /
the more readily that his conscience Is |
clear, there existing between Therese /
and himself only a sincere friendship. /
But Mrs Darcler, recognizing Therese !
Santenil as GiIberte Daubier, resolves /
to put an end to the supposed infatua- |
ton for all time and replaces an I'M /
loaded pistol by loaded one. Therese !
is dangerously wounded. Mrs Darcier /
then acknowledges that she had changed 4
the pistols and explains her reason. A /
dramatic scene follows, in which the /
clouds Of suspicion and doubt are lifted, /
and happiness restored to ALL
'The Hazard Of Youth" Oubin)-Bar-
bara Young finds her desire for parties /
and the fun of having her friends call on |
her thWarted at every turn by her par
ents. If she goes to a party, father
must 90 along and watch over her and |
her fun is spoiled. She cannot 20 out, /
and callers at home are refused. One
young man, named Adrian Scott, likes
her and she likes him. He is to take /
her to a party, but father insists on
going along, and poor Adrian and Bar
bara ind they are watched every mo- 4
ment. The father Of the girl giving the /
party sees the trouble, and takes Papa
Young of to the club, despite his pro-
tests. At ten o'clock Papa Young in-l
sists upon going back for his daughter, |
and the other has to give in. The little /
walk home and goodbye at the door thatl
Adrian and Barbara had counted upon
is therefore spoiled, and killjoy papa
waits until they shake hands and Adrian /
leaves.
Barbara gives vent to, her feelings, be- |
gins to resent parental authority. and |
slips out the back way to meet Adrian. /
Father learns Of it and threatens Adrian /
with a licking, and tells Barbara she is |
going straight to perditiOn with her dis 1
obedience. The inevitable result is that
Barbara decides to run away and does, 1
leaving a note telling them Just why. /
and giving them a clear understanding of |
what they could not see. Mother finds 1
it and sobbingly sees their mistake Sol
does father at the store, where mother
rushes to him with the letter. At thei
depot as Barbara waits for the train, her
,7oT7ra % 7vqnas with each minnie Father /