a) Employment agencies.
b) Restaurants and lodging-houses.
c) Barber colleges.
d) Outfitting stores and clothing exchanges.
e) Pawnshops.
f) Movies and burlesques.
g) Missions.
h) Local political and social organizations, as “The Industrial Workers of the World” and the “Hobo College.”
i) Secular street meetings and radical bookstores.
7. Chicago as the great clearing house of employment for the states of the Mississippi Valley naturally and inevitably becomes the temporary home of men out of work for the entire region. The following appear to be the facts in regard to the workers and the conditions of employment: