STEAD, WILLIAM T., _If Christ Should Come to Chicago_[74] Chicago: Laird & Lee, 1894. Pp. 463. FOOTNOTES: [74] The first chapter describes the homeless-man areas of 1893. INDEX INDEX “A No. 1,” 100 Adler, Herman M., 73 Agencies, conflicting policies of, 15 Alcoholism, 66, 67, 134-35 American Express, 166 American Legion, 260 Ashleigh, Charles, 205 Association of hobo with women, 138 Associations: I.B.W.A., 230, 235-40; I.W.W., 230-35; J.P.A., ix; M.W.U., 230 Atkins, Brigadier J. E., 171, 180-81 Attitude of perverts, 148 Ball, Charles B., 260 Ballot, hobo regard for, 153 Barber colleges, 37-38 Barrel-house, 27 Begging, 47, 49, 50 Bills of fare on “stem,” 34 Bloch, Iwan, 144 Boarding companies, 130-31 Bookstore, 38 Borrowing, 49 Boy tramp, and perversion, 145; and wanderlust, 83 Boyd, Charles J., 120 Boys and tramp life, 85 Bread lines, 258 Brennan, Pat, 208 “Bughouse Square,” 9-10 Bum, the, 98 “Carrying the banner,” 53 Catholic charities, 259 Christian Industrial League, 27-28, 260 Chicago, a winter shelter, 12-13 Chicago labor exchange, 12, 110 Chicago plan for homeless men, 271-79 Chicago Urban League, 259 Civil authorities and tramp, 163-64 Clearing house for homeless men, 122, 136 Clothing stores, 35-36 “Coffee-an’” level, 40 Cooking in jungles, 22-23 College,” “Hobo, 172, 173, 174, 175, 177, 227, 237 Construction work, 107 Court experience of hobo, 165-66 Criminal, hobos not, 164-65 Crises in life of person, 77-79 Crop moving, 107 Cubicles or “cages,” 30 Dawes, General C. G., 28 Day in the jungles, 21-25 Dragstedt, A. W., 25 n., 171, 177-78, 212 Drug addicts, 67-68; not hobos, 69 Educating the proletariat, 219 Egocentricity, 74-76 Ellis, Havelock, 144 Employment agencies, comparison of, 115-17; private, 111-12; public, 114-16 Employment service, need of, 122 Evangelists and soap-boxers, 217 Faking, street, 43 Farmer-Labor Party, 152 Flops, co-operative, 238-39 Flynt, Josiah, 94, 146 Fortune-tellers, 39 “Free-lance” speakers, 216, 218 Free-union marriages, 141-42 “Getting by,” a game, 57; meaning of, 40-41 Giovannitti, Arturo, 201 Grafts, old and new, 44 Grant Park, in summer, 11 Greenstein, “Mother” 139, 171, 183-84 Handicapped men, 125-28 Harvey-Dammarell hotels, 28-29 Harvey-McGuire hotels, 28 “Hat trick,” the, 45-46 Hazards of casual work, 129 Health Department, 131, 132, 133 Healy, William, 70 Hill, Joe, 208, 209