The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-11
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Emmy Little, decides to do her
bit by tracking down German spies.
She is suspicious OF her employer,
and when Professor G.. W0ttan Or
phulSchmell comes to see him, she
copies the address on the Professors
card and takes a room in the same
boarding house.
Emmy has two %suitors. Eddie
Short had left the Office to enlist on
the day war with Germany was de
clared. He is a little runt, but full
of pep. Otto Schott is the boss's
right hand man. Otto is caught in
the draft and serves under Eddie,
who is now a sergeant. The two
young men cordially hate one another.
Because Otto is big and cookbook
ing, Emmy inclines 20 favor him. She
tells him, however, that the man she
marries must have done some big
thing for his country.
Otto drives Emmy to the country
llOllit VI HIS utdI Olu aunt, NHtIt
he shows her all the German spies
trussed up and helpless. she is over
ioyed that Otto has succeeded where,
50 far, her own attempts to do her
bit have failed.
Otto and Emmy are married
with Colonel Little standing beside
the bride. Eddie Short is also pres
ent. Meanwhile, the spies, who. EN-
my supposes, have been removed long
since by the police, are pI repairing a
neat snare for the Colonel. The new
ly-weds motor off to the station. Be
fore the Colonel can get into his car,
he is called to the telephone. A trap
door opens beneath his feet, letting
him fall into the cellar, where the
spies leap Upon him and beat him UNI
conscious.
Meanwhile Eddie Short and the
Colonel's orderly have become sus-
p~icious. They leave the automobile
at the door and enter the house. Not
finding the Colonel, the orderly calls
the police, and Eddie gives chase to
the spies, disappearing in a cloud of
dust down the road.
Eddie overtakes the spies, jumps
into their car and holds them up at
the point OF his revolver, until the
police come to his aid. He then
drives like mad back to the house.
He frightens Otto's dear old aunt"
into confessing where the Colonel is,
and the little sergeant barely saves
his superior officer from de; n.
Otto is arrested and proved TO be
a famous Germany spy. + Idle per-
~sonally conducts this little triumph.
Colonel Little makes Eddie a lieuten-
ant in his company, and Emmy
marries the man who has really done
a big thing for his country.
1.-THE Border Wireless"
Timely subject matter of a sensa-
%tional nature and a new characterize
ton by Hart will carry this picture
over to success. Still an outlaw, a
price IN his head fol granddaughter,
Hart is grimvisaged only at intense
moments. He actually smiles and
conducts himself during courtship
with a rare sense of humor. His love
for a young telegraph operator is,
however, merely incidental to their
joint discovery of a wireless plant IN
the Mexican border. 1t has become
known to the German Secret Service
headquarters in New York hat Cen
eral Pershing and staff have sailed
for Europe at our declaration of war,
and particulars are fol warded through
the border wireless, located at the
abandoned Magdalena mines. Inter
ception of this important message
comes about through a combination
Of sensational circumstances, but
primarily through a harmony of
spirit between the girl telegrapher
and the outlaw.
There is a blend of good story,
strong star and capable direction
which should win with all American
audiences.
fantasies"
Robert Lathrop, was found dead in
the park. A revolver with one cham
Der discharged lay ut his side and the
polica declared it WIS a plain case Of
suicide.
These were the sad tidings which
the inspector brought to Mary La
thrCp d%istraught after her all night
visil, aid she collapsed under the
blow. They could call it suicide if
they wished but to her it was a plain
murder and in her eyes Nicholas