"She ain't nobody's child. I found that brat on my door step sixteen years ago," thus speaks a drunken hag who has made Ginger work like a slave. But Ginger is uncomplaining until Bob offers unwelcome attentions. Then in boys clothing she runs away. Meanwhile Stanley Ward is seized with adventurous desire. He decides to become a tramp for a fortnight. That night Ginger acquires a friend, a homeless lad, like herself an orphan, who had left an orphanage because of cruel treatment. Stanley proves a wonderful forager who supplies a hungry band of tramps with a meal such as they had not enjoyed in years. He comes upon Ginger and her little friend. He invites them to join the hobo circle. Hobs and the other "won't works" discover that Ginger has long tresses, and therefore is a girl. Stanley flies to her protection. There is a fight and Stanley is sorely wounded. Hobs and the hobos flee. Two days later Stanley revives. The orphan boy tells him of Ginger's constant devotion. In gratitude Stanley takes them to his home. A future is opened before the homeless waif. A future too is opened before Ginger, for Stanley declares his love. - Moving Picture World, August 7, 1915