Uncle Heck is from the country, and in his intimation that he is coming to visit his city relatives, he makes an emphatic assertion that he will not spending any money while there. Unfortunately, his head becomes turned by the women on the street, and he conducuts himself so badly, insulting his own niece, whom he has necer seen, that on his arrival at the house he pays unlimited sums of money to the women as surety against his nephew learning on his misbehavior. - Moving Picture World, September 11, 1915