| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| Introductory | xi |
| I | My Itinerary and Working Plan | 3 |
| II | The Welcome in the City Beautiful to its Builders | 8 |
| III | Chicago—A Landlord for Its Homeless Workers | 28 |
| IV | The Merciful Awakening of New York | 42 |
| V | Homeless—In the National Capital | 48 |
| VI | Little Pittsburg of the West and Its Great Wrong | 57 |
| VII | “Latter-Day Saints” Who Sin Against Society | 62 |
| VIII | Kansas City and Its Heavy Laden | 71 |
| IX | The New England “Conscience” | 82 |
| X | Philadelphia’s “Brotherly Love” | 95 |
| XI | Pittsburg and the Wolf | 104 |
| XII | Omaha and Her Homeless | 117 |
| XIII | San Francisco—The Mission, the Prison, and the Homeless | 123 |
| XIV | Experiences in Los Angeles | 136 |
| XV | In Portland | 144 |
| XVI | Tacoma | 160 |
| XVII | In Seattle | 164 |
| XVIII | Spokane | 172 |
| XIX | Minneapolis | 178 |
| XX | In the Great City of New York | 183 |
| XXI | New York State—The Open Fields | 197 |
| XXII | The Laborer the Farmer’s Greatest Asset | 207 |
| XXIII | Albany—In the Midst of the Fight | 218 |
| XXIV | Cleveland—The Crime of Neglect | 223 |
| XXV | Cincinnati—Necessity’s Brutal Chains | 244 |
| XXVI | Louisville and the South | 256 |
| XXVII | Memphis—A City’s Fault and a Nation’s Wrong | 279 |
| XXVIII | Houston—The Church and the City’s Sin Against Society | 288 |
| XXIX | San Antonio—Whose Very Name is Music | 296 |
| XXX | Milwaukee—Will the Philosophy of Socialism End Poverty? | 305 |
| XXXI | Toledo—The “Golden Rule” City | 310 |
| XXXII | Spotless Detroit | 314 |
| XXXIII | Conclusion | 318 |
| XXXIV | Visions | 328 |
| Appendix |
