n excess of ( .1 8300.00; their inexperience with respect to the more innocuous activities for which Austrew claimed he wanted them; his telling Heathcote that she was to "hustle" and Monroe that she was to "turn tricks in the back room"; Heath- cote's dancing in the nude: Austrew's engaging in sexua

their arrival in this city, they met one of the alleged victims, Dora Heathcote, to whom they offered employ- ment as a barmaid at the Derby Club. Heathcote accepted, and the Sappersteins then obtained money for her trip to Calu- ment City at the Baltimore office of the Western Union Telegraph Company