PERSONAL VIsits were made to or by, OR LETTERS, TELEGRAMS OR TELEPHONE MESSAGES
WERE EXCHANGED WITH THE FOLLOWING SOURCES

Note 1: Count all of the same kind of sources, de, all clergyman, all physicians, etc., and enter the total of each in town and out of town in the appropriate column, not checking an show. NOT 3: If any of the information secured before the first important decision as to treatment of this case was made, came not directly but through a responsible agency, wriis same of agency after the original source printed below.

TABLE A.-SOURCES OF INFORMATION CONSULTED IN THREE CITIES, AS SHOWN BY THE RECORDS EXAMINED

a Counting, in any one case, only the first consultation with each source used. b Under the headings "Others" and "Miscellaneous" are grouped: (1) sources very infrequently consulted, (2) sources somewhat more frequently consulted but only by a single agency in one city. On the other hand, a few sources very infrequently consulted are specified (see, for example, dentists, midwives, municipal lodging houses, U. S. consuls, passports, employment offices) because they are known to have proved useful in other social agency records not included in this review or are believed to offer possibilities of usefulness.

TABLE A.-SOURCES OF INFORMATION CONSULTED IN THREE cities, AS SHOWN BY THE RECORDS EXAMINED.—(Continued)

a Counting, in any one case, only the first consultation with each source used. b With the exception of those connected with almshouses, public charities departments, municipal lodging houses, juvenile and adult probation, and a small number of miscellaneous public social activities.

c Under the headings "Others" and "Miscellaneous" are grouped: (1) sources very infrequently consulted, (2) sources somewhat more frequently consulted but only by a single agency in one city. On the other hand, a few sources very infrequently consulted are specified (see, for example, dentists, midwives, municipal lodging houses, U. S. consuls, passports, employment offices) because they are known to have proved useful in other social agency records not included in this review or are believed to offer possibilities of usefulness.

TABLE A.-SOURCES OF INFORMATION CONSULTED IN THREE cities AS SHOWN BY THE RECORDS EXAMINED.-(Continued)

& Counting, in any one case, only the first consultation with each source used. b Under the headings "Others" and "Miscellaneous" are grouped: (1) sources very infrequently consulted, (2) sources somewhat more frequently consulted but only by a single agency in one city. On the other hand, a few sources very infrequently consulted are specified (see, for example, dentists, midwives, municipal lodging houses, U. S. consuls, passports, employment offices) because they are known to have proved useful in other social agency records not included in this review or are believed to offer possibilities of usefulness.

TABLE B.-SOURCES OF INFORMATION CONSULTED IN THE FIRST