Comparison of the police reports with those made by our investigators shows marked differences. For example: in the sixth precinct, the police report 4 addresses, our agents 18, of which 11 were saloons, etc.; in the 15th, the police found 9, our agents 65, twenty-six of them saloons, etc.; in the 21st, the police gave 6, our agents 37, seventeen of them saloons, etc.; in the 22nd, the police report 10, our agents 118, forty-five of them saloons; in the 26th, 15 and 133 respectively, 61 of the latter being saloons, etc.; in the 28th, one place is noted by the police, 32 by our agents, 16 of them saloons, etc.; in the 32nd, none by the police, 25 by our agents, 23 of them saloons, etc.; in the 33rd precinct none is reported by police, one by our agents. In the following table, both sets of reports are arranged side by side in tabular form, all forms of disorderly resorts being grouped together: No. disorderly No. disorderly places reported places found by by police our investigators Jan. 1- from Jan. 24- Precinct Aug. 1, 1912. Nov. 15, 1912. 1 0 2 5 1 3 6 4 18 12 3 3 13 0 7 14 0 4 15 9 65 16 3 8 17 0 3 18 15 73 21 6 37 22 10 118 23 35 132 25 0 19 26 15 133 28 1 32 29 0 14 32 0 25 33 0 1 36 3 36 39 3 37 40 0 4 43 4 34 --- --- Totals 112 808 Tenement resorts are not included in the preceding data. In the year 1912, the police reported to the Tenement House Department as vicious 138 separate addresses, in which they had made 153 arrests,--65 of these arrests in two precincts, the 13th and the 15th; from 247 other sources, the department learned of 211 addresses: in all, 349 separate places were reported.[231] Our own agents discovered 1,172 separate disorderly apartments in tenements at 578 separate addresses between January 24th and November 15th.