It shows the restaurant girl in love with a certain young prospector. At the same time a girl arrives in the red light district, such a soul as the young man takes to, and in whom he sees great possibility provided it be watered with a little of the liquid of love. This young man at once proposes to effect this miracle, and confides to the young restaurant creature, who is dead in love with him. She would like to do a number of deadly things to the dance hall denizen, but learning of the young child and old mother, relents and lends every aid to bringing about the romance, or rather marriage, which she finally accomplishes. -New York Dramatic Mirror, April 14, 1915