The Pennsylvania Child Labor Association

with respect to residences.This work was also done with considerable care, to the end that we might have all necessary data with respect to the resi- dence of every child enrolled in the public schools.By comparing the cards, showing the residence of all children enrolled in the public schools and living on a particular street, with the enumerator's report of that street, having the same order of residence numbers on the cards as in the enumerator's report, it is quite easy to find the names and residence of children between the ages of eight and sixteen on the enumer- ator's report not accounted for in the public school enrollment and as shown by the card.This system of reports seems the best we have at any time employed for locating resident children not meeting the requirement of the compulsory education law.Our experience thus far leads us to feel that with improvement in a few minor details, these reports will give the most ready, accurate and satisfactory results with respect to matters herein contained that we have at any time obtained

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