Note what the officers of the Chicago Juvenile Protective Association, many of whom are women, accomplished in 1909-1910. These women are fighting the agencies which make for juvenile crime mostly and each officer has a specified "beat" to patrol. Last year their work amounted to the following:
| Complaints of selling liquors to minors investigated | 295 |
| Complaints of selling tobacco to minors investigated | 52 |
| Complaints of selling obscene postcards investigated | 49 |
| Complaints of poolrooms investigated | 203 |
| Complaints of dance halls investigated | 92 |
| Five and ten cent theatres visited | 1,013 |
| Penny arcades visited | 67 |
| Saloons visited | 735 |
| Relief visits | 174 |
| Cases referred to relief organisations | 374 |
| Legal aid cases referred | 105 |
| Referred to Visiting Nurses' Association | 7 |
| Housing cases referred | 51 |
| Applications for work referred | 264 |
| Placed in hospitals | 103 |
| Sent to dispensaries | 192 |
| Children placed in homes | 240 |
| Slot machines removed | 223 |
| Work found for men | 57 |
| Work found for women | 81 |
| Work found for boys | 84 |
| Work found for girls | 90 |
| Visits to ice-cream parlors | 356 |
| Visits to candy stores | 805 |