X 7. James Slip.
At 2 P. M. on April 10, 1912, there were seven inmates in the receiving parlor. One of these girls said there were three more, making ten in all. All were dressed in the regular parlor house costume and all claimed to possess medical certificates. Tony, X 8, is said to be connected with this house, and reaps the profits from the business. The girls receive one-half of what they make, i. e., twenty-five cents from every visitor. The sanitary conditions are very bad.
X 33. Sixth Avenue—a one-dollar house.
February 5, 1912. X 34, the proprietor of this place, is a power in the Tenderloin. One of his women, whose name is Rosie, is madame at this address.
February 6, 1912. The investigator counted 8 inmates. Some of the inmates’ names are Daisy, Rose and Bertha. The house is open night and day.
February 19, 1912. 1.30 A. M. The investigator counted 14 inmates. The madame was stationed in the hall with her ticket puncher.
February 24, 1912. An inmate in this house told the investigator that Dr. X 35 is the physician employed by the house.
April 4, 1912. X 36 was an inmate on this date.
July 9, 1912. X 37 was an inmate on this date.