A young girl takes a job as a female companion, only to be sold into white slavery.

" It really has no plot. It is merely a recital of the lives of several unfortunate girls, how they were trapped, and in some cases, rescued, and in others forced to lead a life of shame. There was apparently no effort to make this a finished, or in any way, an artistic picture. The pitfalls that exist for women and girls are laid bare in it in sordid detail. " (Ithaca Daily News, ((Ithaca NY)) 9 December 1916)—WesternOne1