_f_) The Jewish Social Service Bureau maintains a department for homeless men, which acts as a referring agency to two shelter houses. _g_) The American Legion and other patriotic organizations have provided assistance of various types to the ex-service man out of employment. _h_) The Municipal Lodging House, which closed its doors in 1918, has not been reopened, despite the evident need of the winters of 1920-21 and 1921-22. _i_) The Cook County agent provides free transportation to non-residents to place of legal residence and refers residents to Oak Forest Infirmary. _j_) The county and city hospitals and dispensaries provide free medical care. _k_) Unco-ordinated effort of the organizations for service to the homeless man has resulted in duplication of activities, a low standard of work, and the neglect of a constructive program of rehabilitation. RECOMMENDATIONS The findings of this study indicate conclusively: (_a_) that any fundamental solution of the problem is national and not local, and (_b_) that the problem of the homeless migratory worker is but an aspect of the larger problems of industry, such as unemployment, seasonal work, and labor turnover. NATIONAL PROGRAM The committee approves, as a national program for the control of the problem, the recommendations suggested by the studies on unemployment and migratory laborers contained in the _Final Report of the Commission on Industrial Relations_ (pp. 114-15; 103): 1. The enactment of appropriate legislation modifying the title of the Bureau of Immigration to “Bureau of Immigration and Employment” and providing the statutory authority and appropriations necessary for-- _a_) The establishment of a national employment system,[73] under the Department of Labor, with a staff of well-paid and specially qualified officials in the main offices at least. _b_) The licensing, regulation, and supervision of all private employment agencies doing an interstate business. _c_) The investigation and preparation of plans for the regularization of employment, the decasualization of labor, the utilization of public work to fill in periods of business depression, insurance against unemployment in such trades and industries as may seem desirable, and other measures designed to promote regularity and steadiness of employment.