A Study of Family Desertion
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Mr. Ralph J. Reed, Superintendent of the Stock Yards District of the United Charities of Chicago, points out, however, that this may very easily be an understatement of the amount. Judging by the experience of his own office, deserted families need help for a longer period of time on the average than other cases. Thus, the amount expended for them is by no means less than the percentage which the number of desertions bears to the whole number of cases and is probably more, because longer contin...ued. 7 More light is thrown upon the question by the reports of the Jewish charity societies, which are frequently more satisfactory in the keeping of records concerning desertion than are the Gentile societies. The United Hebrew Charities of New York in 1914 expended 7. 85 per cent of their budget, or 1. Letter, February 27, 1915.
2. Letter, March 12, 1915.
3. Letter, April 20, 1915.
4. Letter, February 27, 1915.
5. Letter, February 26, 1915.
6. Letter, March 16, 1915.
7. The experience of the Cook County Agent coincides with that of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Ralph J. Reed, Superintendent of the Stock Yards District of the United Charities of Chicago, points out, however, that this may very easily be an understatement of the amount. Judging by the experience of his own office, deserted families need help for a longer period of time on the average than other cases. Thus, the amount expended for them is by no means less than the percentage which the number of desertions bears to the whole number of cases and is probably more, because longer contin...ued. 7 More light is thrown upon the question by the reports of the Jewish charity societies, which are frequently more satisfactory in the keeping of records concerning desertion than are the Gentile societies. The United Hebrew Charities of New York in 1914 expended 7. 85 per cent of their budget, or 1. Letter, February 27, 1915.
2. Letter, March 12, 1915.
3. Letter, April 20, 1915.
4. Letter, February 27, 1915.
5. Letter, February 26, 1915.
6. Letter, March 16, 1915.
7. The experience of the Cook County Agent coincides with that of Mr.
What to read after A Study of Family Desertion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earle Edward Eubank to read onlineMoreLess
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