Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20

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a robbery of the home of Glider in
which Carson agrees to participate,
despite his promise to Mary that he
will travel square"
Number Given fer Name.
In the close of the second act one
of the strong scenes is enacted whom
Glider, having jcurneyed to Mary's
apartments, learns that the woman
and his son are man and wife.
Threats, persuasion and expose of the
Woman's past fail to shake the boy
in his love, even after she tells Gill
der senior that she did not marry the
Roy because she loved him but as a
method Of revenge. You took away
my name and gave me a number,"
discarded that number and taken your
name. 1t g the payment you owed
me for wrecking my life"
The third act shows tGuder's Ii.
brary, the scene of the robbery. Mary
learns that Carson is implicated in
the affair, the news being conveyed
to her through another stool-pigeon
in the employ of Inspector Burke. She
Immediately goes to the house in an
effort to stop Carson from stepping
from within the Law" Richard Gil.
der surprises the party, the under:
. hand work Of English Eddie" is eX.
posed and Carson kills English"
The pistol used is equipped with a
Maxim silencer and the shot fails to
arouse the men, planted in the house
by Inspector Burke. Burke appears
On the scene, being DESTROYS of max.
ing the pinch" of Mary Turner's
gang which has consistently outwit-
ted the police for a long time. He
finds Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glider
alone. Richard makes an effort to
hide the corpse but is unsuccessful
The house is aroused and Mary and
Richard are arrested.
Police Methods Revealed.
The final act is laid in the office
of Inspector Burke and reveals a
number of methods employed by po.
lice departm Hnts in "breaking" con.
fessions from their prisoners. Chica.
go Red and Dacey, members of the
gang that attempted the robbery, are
mildly put through "the third degree"
Agnes Lynch proves the master CT
Burke when he endeavors to elicit in
formation regarding the crime from
her. Richard refuses to talk, even
following the plea of his father and
his fathers lawyer. now elevated to
the position of district anornev
Mary. promised immunity by Burke
and aid in leaving New York leads
the officer to believe that she is
about to come through" in response
to his assurance that no ona but
themselves shall ever know what she
tells him. puts one over" on Burke,
when. in a loud tone of voice. she
asks: Am I speaking loud enough,
stenOgrapher? and a stenographer,
planted behind a window, answers
"No"
Carson. the last Of the gang to be
arrested. is cunningly placed lin a
chair which is situated So that he
has a good view Of the tiers of cells
across the alley from Burke's office.
Under instructions from Burke, the
different members Of the gang are
led to cells. the passing of each of his
companions producing the desired ef-
feet upon Carson; until Mary and
Richard are led into the office from
one door, while a policeman rushes in
from the other end of the room. ex-
claiming: They have all confessed
and all tell the same story"
To protect Mary. Carson tells of
the shooting Tells why and how he
killed "English.' and, forcing a mien
Of braggadocio. he rushes from the
inspectors office barely in time to
avoid a breakdown. Mary and Rich.
ard are alone on the stage, in one an
others arms at the final curtain. ..
From first to final curtain Within
the Law holds the attention, and as
the various schemes emnloYed by the