VI. THE CARE OF THE CHILDREN 149 The Unpreparedness of the Immigrant Mother 150 Breakdown of Parental Authority 153 Learning to Play 157 Parents and Education 159 Following School Progress 163 The Revolt of Older Children 169 Relations of Boys and Girls 174 The Juvenile Court 181 VII. IMMIGRANT ORGANIZATIONS AND FAMILY PROBLEMS 187 Safety in Racial Affiliations 188 Local Benefit Societies 192 National Croatian Organizations 196 Care of Croatian Orphans 199 Organizations of Poles 201 Polish Women's Work 203 Lithuanian Woman's Alliance 209 Ukrainian Beginnings 215 Growth of National Organizations 218 VIII. AGENCIES OF ADJUSTMENT 222 Immigrant Protective League 223 A National Reception Committee 227 The Public School 230 The Home Teacher 236 Settlement Classes 238 Co-operation of Agencies 240 International Institutes 243 Training for Service 248 Home Economics Work 254 Government Grants in England 263 The Lesson for the United States 266 Mothers' Assistants 268 Recreational Agencies 272 IX. FAMILY CASE WORK 277 The Language Difficulty 280 Standards of Living 286 Visiting Housekeepers 289 Knowledge of Backgrounds 298 Training Facilities Needed 301 The Transient Family 304 Need for National Agency 307