The Girl That Disappears

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The Girl That Disappears: The real facts about the white slave traffic (1911)
by Theodore Alfred Bingham

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349697The Girl That Disappears: The real facts about the white slave traffic1911Theodore Alfred Bingham

THE GIRL THAT
DISAPPEARS

The Real Facts About
The White Slave Traffic

BY
GEN. THEODORE A. BINGHAM
Former Police Commissioner for Greater New York

BOSTON
RICHARD G. BADGER
THE GORHAM PRESS
1911

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Copyright, 1911, by Richard G. Badger.

The Gorham Press, Boston, U. S. A.

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CONTENTS

Chapter		Page
I	Nameless and Unknown	7
II	Where Do the "Lost" Girls Go?	10
III	"White Slavery" is Only a Part	14
IV	Why the Grand Jury's Investigation Was Apparently a Failure	22
V	Girls at $60 and $75 Each	29
VI	How White Slave Traffic is Carried on	32
VII	Now Man's Business, Not Woman's	37
VIII	A Typical "Cadet" History	39
IX	Boy and Girl Members of Gang	41
X	Other Instances of Cadet Work	45
XI	System Employed to Make Women Immoral	50
XII	Some Recruited Through Alleged Employment Agencies	55
XIII	Working Among School Children	57
XIV	Dangerous Darkness in Moving Picture Shows	59
XV	The Position of the Protector	61
XVI	Remedies that are Possible	66
XVII	Mayor "Golden Rule" Jones Solved the Problem by Segregation	68
XVIII	Supporting Cities by Levying Tribute on Fallen Women	73
XIX	Little Use for the One Rational Institution for Fallen Women	78
XX	The Solution of the Problem	82

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