95. Ex-soldier, funds about gone, going East for work, clean, sober, “working” charities.

97. Boy tramp, eighteen, left home to avoid school, wants to be engineer, works.

98. Two young men temporarily without money and work, adjusted in a few days.

102. City bum, thirty-five, talkative, lazy and unkempt, mendicant much of time.

103. Away from family for work, gets money from wife, loafs, later returns home.

104. Jewish tramp, sells papers, tin worker, served time in jail for wife desertion.

111. Loafs, fat, unattractive, works some, not welcome home; his family sends him money.

112. Well-to-do sister ashamed of him, sends him money; he calls it “borrowing.”

113. Beggar with a philosophy, condemns peddlers who beg part of time, works occasionally.

123. Spanish war and world-war veteran, forty-six, compensation, tries to go to school.