Herman A. Blackman is the author and Edgar Jones the producer of this two-reel drama. As the scenes are laid among the Kentucky mountaineers, the usual feud furnishes the motif, a desperate running fight between the rival families which calls for much firing of rifles and shotguns, leading to the final handshaking of the warring faction. However, Mr. Blackman leads up to his climax in a novel and effective manner, and the excellent playing of the entire cast brings out all the good points in the play. - The Moving Picture World, May 1, 1915