Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-14
WOMAN HELD ON
COUNTRY GIRLS
VICE STORY
Man Accused by Victim Of Alleged
White Slave Band Sought
by Police.
Continued From Page I.

a week. I met Joe North. I was lone
r.. 7 had made no friends. no one
had offered 10 help except some wom-
en- with whom I would have nothing
to DO, and ] was glad TO meet anyone
who showed an interest in me. He
was very nice 10 me at first. He took
me to shows and had a good time
Then he began 10 make love 10
me and finally asked me to marry
him. I had learned TO love him in
the few weeks ! knew him. and J
promised 10 marry him.
Then he said he would get me a
boarding house where he could be
near me. and ne took me to Mrs. Bells
place RE said II was a nice, re-
spectacle boarding house, and ] didn't
know any better. For a few days he
treated me as nice as ever, and then
he began urging me to drink beer
After ! drank one or two glasses of
beer ! became almost intoxicated and
North took advantage Of my condi-
ton.
After that he made me drink all
the time, and he brought his friends
10 see me. The first time he brought
a man there he made me get drunk
Mrs. Bell and North got all the
money | made They said / owed
them for room rent and board.
Lots Of times I wanted to 90 back
home. but they wouldn't let me. North
said II tried 10 get out Of the house
he would cut my throat.
Says She Was Threatened.
ION one occasion he rubbed a razor
across my throat, and said II didn't
see the men he brought to the place
ne would cut my head off, I thought
! would never get out, but the police
came Saturday and took us all away
The trials Of the four other persons
involved in the raid on the Peters
street place were held at the same
time as the trial OF the Drummond
girl
Mrs Lulu Bell. who conducted the
boarding house was held 10 the higher
courts on bond OF $500. charged with
running a resort. l.. w Bernstein
and his wife were held on bonds Of
$500 on a charge OF being accessories.
Maude Wilson and the Drummond
girl were sent to the Martha Home.
Fife Drummond pleaded for Judge
Broyles to allow her to return to her
country home
Let me 60 home, Judge" she cried.
Il love the country and | want to go
back. I've had enough OF the life and
wrongdoing Of the city. I want TO go
back where people are kind and Will
help me"
Sends Her to Reform Home.
1T will be better" Judges Broyles
replied, for you to 20 TO the home for
a few months I'm afraid II let you
60 home you would not stay. I'm
afraid the lure Of the white lights Is
too great, and that you would return
10 Atlanta and the life into which you
were led"
The father and husband OF Co
rhine Wilson. who, together with Dora
Rothstein, was ordered sent 20 the
Home OF the Good Shepherd In Gin
cinnau Saturday. appeared before
Judge Broyles Monday morning and
asked that she he allowed TO return to
her home. The girls husband An
drew Wilson, declared he still loved
her and was willing to take her back
Judge Broyles reSCinded the order
placing her in the reform school, but
declared he will hold her at the
Martha Home until the trial Of A. G..
Dollar and w w. Suttles, the man
named by the Wilson ond Rothstein
girls in their vice story.
After the men are tried she prob
ably viii be returned to her husband.