Chapter V: Appendix: Table Page
1. Sources from which the names of the 294 boys
studied were obtained 167
2. Ages of boys 167
3. Length of residence in the district of 183 families 168
4. Country of birth of parents 168
5. Nationality of American-born parents 169
6. Two hundred families classified according to number
of persons in households and number of rooms
occupied 169
7. Living children in 231 families 170
8. Status of mothers in 222 families 170
9. Conjugal condition of parents in 233 families 171
10. Relief records of 241 families 171
11. Duration of relief records of families known to have
received aid from relief societies 172
12. Court disposition of cases involving 454 arrests
affecting 259 boys and 221 families 172
13. Final disposition of 92 West Side paroled cases and
of 1,492 paroled cases disposed of by the Manhattan
Court in 1909 173
14. Truancy records of 215 boys, classified as delinquent
or not delinquent 173
15. Status of 163 boys not gainfully employed 174
16. Occupation and wages of 100 boys gainfully employed 175
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