The heroine's father is a paymaster at an army post and had lost at cards beyond his means to a captain (A.E. Garcia). This officer is jealous of the girl's (Kathlyn Williams), affection for the lieutenant (Harold Lockwood). This situation is worked up into a melodrama in which we find the lieutenant overhearing the officer ask the paymaster to steal from the pay-roll. In the next act, the officer overhears the hero persuading the paymaster not to take the money and he, at once, brings the colonel who catches the hero replacing the box of bills in the safe. So the hero is compelled to pretend he is guilty to save the girl's father. The Indians help the hero to rehabilitate himself and then we have the ending full of justice rather than of law. This sort of thing takes well still, a good many like it. The photography is very acceptable. - The Moving Picture World, May 24, 1913
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