Like Father, Like Son
Edward Longley, a bank cashier, and father of a son who gambles, lost heavily and appropriated some of the funds. But a clue betrayed him and he was imprisoned for twenty years. The twenty years pass, and Edward Longley comes from the prison a different man. He can find no trace of his wife and son. Longley seeks employment in vain, owing to his record, but finally secured a job sweeping the streets. While at work he is struck by an automobile and is taken up to the chauffeur's home. When the injured man is brought into the chauffeur's mother, recognizes in him her husband. She identifies herself and tells him that their son, Paul, is working in the same bank where the father was once cashier. She asks him not to reveal his identity to the son, lest the knowledge of the father and his guilt may hinder Paul's advancement. The father consents.
