iv) Travelers’ Aid Society.
v) Local organizations.
vi) Police Department: closing of police stations to lodgers and provision for supply of such applicants with tickets of admission to the Clearing House; direction by police to the Clearing House of persons found for the first time begging.
vii) Courts, police stations, House of Correction, and county jail: provision to every homeless man or boy upon discharge with ticket of admission to Clearing House guaranteeing three days’ liberty with food, lodging, and an opportunity for honest employment.
e) Classification: As a result of examination in the Vocational Clinic the men will be divided for treatment into three groups: (1) boys and youths, (2) employable men, and (3) unemployable men. The unemployable will be further divided into: (i) the physically handicapped, (ii) the mentally defective, (iii) alcoholics and drug addicts, (iv) the habitually idle, (v) the untrained, and (vi) the aged.
f) Treatment: Upon the basis of the preceding examination and classification, the men will be given the following services:
i) Those in need of emergency relief, temporary lodging, meals and bath, by the agencies in the field and by the Municipal Lodging House (when reopened).
ii) Those in need of clean clothes, free laundry work at the Municipal Laundry (to be established).
iii) Those who are proper charges of other communities and who may be better cared for there, transportation from relatives or from Cook County agent.