Angelon, a poor Italian, comes to America to seek his fortune, leaving his wife and children behind. He is befriended by a young attorney and his fiancée, who are interested in settlement work. When he mistakes a fire alarm for a mail box he is arrested and sent to prison, this occurring directly after he had sent for his family. They arrive in America and are thrown upon the mercy of the city, but are rescued from a man of evil intent by the attorney's fiancée. Angelon's children are sent out to play and sing on the street and see their father in jail. Through the influence of the attorney he is freed and happily united to his family. The attorney then decides to help himself and secures the girl's consent to marry him. -Motography, January 9, 1915, p. 74.