Written to aid the movement for granting pensions to mothers. A strong argument in favor of the widow and her children being helped by the state to keep their home, and shield the little ones from the half-hearted care given them in public institutions. The plea receives point and force from a vital and moving three-part drama that shows the struggles made by one devoted mother when poverty sends her out to work in a factory and her children are left to run the streets, Edith Story, Mary Anderson, and Harry Morey play the chief characters. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915
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