Corrective treatment: legislative recommendations, 164-184; military systems aid in tracing deserters, 165-166; obstacles, 167; serving a warrant or summons, 168; extradition treaties recommended, 169; dependency through emigration, report on, 170; deportation laws, 171; court orders to pay, Seybert Institution report on, 172-177; special courts for juvenile delinquents, 177, 178, 179; Family Court of Cincinnati, 178; domestic relations court, 178, 179-180, 181-182; probation officers, 182-184 Court intervention: policy of treatment in past, 50-51; reasons, and laxity of laws, 51-52; social agency statistics, 52; a last resort, 53-54; effect of, 55, 95; for persistent deserters, 114-117; extradition, 117-119; probation, 119-124; warrant served by wife, 127; effecting reconciliations, 132-140; domestic relation courts effect reconciliations, 132; volunteers, 139-140; inadequacy of orders, 172-177; for juvenile delinquents, 178, 181; domestic relations, 179-182, 193 Department of Public Charities, New York City, bureau of domestic relations, 193 _Deserters and their Families_, 574. Lilian Brandt, 192 _Desertion and Non-Support in Family Case Work._ Joanna C. Colcord, 61, 104, 133 Detectives: methods objectionable, 74, 77 Disease: statistical analysis, 22; and psychiatry, 24; effects of physical debility, 34; venereal disease, 41; alcoholism, 42. See also _Medical-Social work_ District of Columbia: non-support laws, 177 Divorce: relation to desertion, 7, 8; not considered, 16; administration of laws, and respect for, 46; by publication, 101; clearing bureau for, 101-102; for long continued desertion, 110; legal separation to protect wife, 127; bureaus might prevent, 193-199 Domestic relations courts: to combine with juvenile, 178, 179; Family Court of Cincinnati, 178; equity powers for, 179, 180; amendment pending, 179; facilities, 181 _Domestic Relations Court and Divorce._ C.W. Hoffman, 178, 181 Donald, Patrick: case story of, 19 Drug addiction, see _Narcotics_ Early influences: and self-control, 25-26; educational, 29, 30, 46, 92, 153, 198 Economics: ratio of desertions in "hard times," 21, 32; family finances, 33; service bureaus, 194 Education: social studies of family life, 11-14; early training and delinquency, 26; background for failures, 29-30; destructive forces, 46; suggestions for case workers, 63; Attendance Department traces deserters, 73; non-support and inefficiency eliminated by, 153; propaganda, 198 Ellis, Havelock, 39 Environment: and immigration, 27-28; neighborhood standards, 46, 102 Equity powers, of domestic relations courts, 179, 180 Eubank, E.E., 21 Extradition: state problems, 117-119; for dangerous men, 129-130; non-support law, 150; treaties essential, ratification pending, 169, 170; N.Y. state law, 182 Extravagance: family finances, 33