[a] Information is not available as to two of the 95 paroled cases and one case was still pending when the study was concluded.

TABLE 14.—TRUANCY RECORDS OF 215 BOYS, CLASSIFIEDAS DELINQUENT OR NOT DELINQUENT[a]
Extent of truancyBOYSTotal
DelinquentNot
delinquent
No truancy414384
Occasional truancy17..17
Serious truancy1091110
Boy physically disqualified for school attendance4..4
Total17144215

[a] Information is not available as to the truancy of 79 of the 294 boys included in the study.

StatusBoys
Less than 14 years of age99
14 years of age or more:
Attending school31
In institutions8
Out of work and out of school25
Total163

[a] Of the 294 boys, 100 were gainfully employed. Information is not available as to the status of 31 boys.

TABLE 16.—OCCUPATION AND WAGES OF 100 BOYSGAINFULLY EMPLOYED[a]
OccupationBOYS EARNINGBoys whose earnings are not availableAll boys
$2 and less than $3$3 and less than $4$4 and less than $5$5 and less than $6$6 and less than $7$7 and less than more
Errand boy323521622
Office boy....2612415
Piano factory worker..13214314
Driver or driver’s helper......223..7
Stock boy..1....2115
Printer’s apprentice........1214
Plumber’s apprentice......11..24
Worker in factory other than piano factory....1....2..3
Cashboy..2........13
Tailor’s helper..........123
Farmhand............22
Checkboy....2........2
Messenger boy......1..1..2
Bakery worker....11......2
Moving picture show worker......1......1
Freight checker..........1..1
Packer......1......1
Garage helper......1......1
Plasterer’s helper..1............
Water boy, Metropolitan Railroad............11
Engineer’s helper............11
Newspaper boy..1..........1
Furnace company worker..........1..1
Water works worker..............1
Clerk........1....1
Prisoner in navy prison..1..........1
Total39122111192499

[a] Of the 294 boys, 163 were not gainfully employed. Information is not available as to the status of 31 boys.

REPORT OF CHILDREN’S COURT, 1913
Excerpts from Annual Report Court of Special Sessions of the City of New York
For the Year Ending December 31, 1913

The following tables and charts are taken from the annual report of the children’s court for the county of New York.

In the preparation of this report the court officials had the active co-operation of the Committee on Criminal Courts of the Charity Organization Society. With the approval of Frank Smith, the Chief Clerk of the Court of Special Sessions, and under the direction of Lawrence Veiller, Secretary of the Committee, the report was planned and compiled by George Everson, the Assistant Secretary of the Committee.