Table 8. Amputation cases, classified by amputation and by training

status.

Registrations to June 30, 1920_

Table 9. Elks' war relief commission fund and American Red Cross fund,

loans, and refunds to June 30, 1920____.

Table 10. Elks' war relief commission fund and American Red Cross

loans and refunds to June 30, 1920, by districts. Period: Elks' fund,

from Mar. 5, 1919, to June 30, 1920; Red Cross fund, from Apr. 12,

1920, to June 30. 1920.....

Table 11. Summary of progress of cases since organization to June 30,

1920 and 1919, and in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1920-data tabu-

lated from district office reports---

Table 12. Number in training, by districts, June 30, 1920-data tabulated

from district office reports-----

Table 13. Summary of progress cases reported by district offices since

organization to June 30, 1920, and June 30, 1919, by districts—data

tabulated from district office reports----

Table 14. Discontinuance of training since organization to June 30, 1920,

and for fiscal year ended June 30, 1920, by districts-data tabulated

from district office reports__

Table 15. Discontinuance of training classified by cause of discontinu-

ance since organization to June 30, 1920-data tabulated from district

office reports‒‒‒‒

Table 16. Number of discontinuances of training for specific reasons,

including transfers, since organization, by districts, to June 30, 1920–

data tabulated from district office reports

Table 17. Cases approved as eligible since organization to June 30, 1920,

by districts-data tabulated from district office reports_-----

Table 18. Net registration eligible for training under section 2, number

and percentage for whom training has been found feasible, and num-

ber and percentage entered training of those for whom training has

been found feasible since organization to Sept. 15, 1920, by districts-

data tabulated from district office telegraphic reports.

Table 19. Net registrations and closures since organization to Sept. 15,

1920, and number eligible for training and pending determination of

eligibility on that date, by districts-data tabulated from district office

telegraphic reports-----

Table 20. Number entered training, completed training, and discontinued

training since organization to Sept. 15, 1920, and number in training

on that date, by districts—data tabulated from district office telegraphic

reports.

Table 21. Male ex-service employees on district office staffs and clerical

forces Sept. 15, 1920------

Table 22. Training agencies-schools and colleges providing vocational

rehabilitation training for disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines, un-

der direction of the Federal Board for Vocational Education, during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1920, by districts and States___‒‒‒

Table 23. Training agencies-industrial establishments providing voca-

tional rehabilitation training for disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines,

under direction of the Federal Board for Vocational Education, in the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1920, by districts and States____.

Page.

444

448

448

449

449

451

451

452

432

453

453

451

455

455

456

468

Section III.-Report of the Industrial Rehabilitation Division-Voca-

tional Rehabilitation and Return to Employment of Persons Dis-

abled in Industry or Otherwise.

Page.

I. The national program.......

525

II. Required legislation in the States.

526

III. How the Federal Board functions in industrial rehabilitation_-_.

529

IX. Progress of industrial rehabilitation in the States..

535

X. Text of the industrial rehabilitation act..

540

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Map: Compulsory part-time school legislation in the United States.

Diagram I. Schools federally aided: Years ended June 30, 1918, 1919, and

1920

16

192

Diagram II. Teachers of teacher-training courses federally aided: Years

ended June 30, 1918, 1919, and 1920___.

192

Diagram III. Enrollment in vocational teacher training courses feder-

ally aided: Years ended June 30, 1918, 1919, and 1920___.

Diagram IV. Reimbursement out of Federal funds of specified types of

vocational schools and of teacher-training courses: Years ended June

30. 1919 and 1920-----

192

Diagram V. Federal grants to States for specified types of vocational edu

cation and for vocational teacher training, and amount expended and

unexpended: Years ended June 30, 1918, 1919, ad 1920‒‒‒‒

Diagram VI. Percentage expended and unexpended of Federal grants to

'States for specified type of vocational education and for vocational

teacher training: Years ended June 30, 1918, 1919, and 1920‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒‒

Diagram VII. Federal grants in aid of vocational education and for train-

ing vocational teachers: Years ending June 30-----

Diagram VIII. Federal grants in aid of specified types of vocational edu-

cation and for training vocational teachers: Years ending June 30___

Diagram IX. Percentage expended and unexpended of Federal grants to

States for vocational education and for training vocational teachers:

Years ended June 30, 1918, 1919, and 1920‒‒‒‒‒

240

247

247

251

251

251

Map: Number of industrial establishments and of schools and colleges

providing vocational rehabilitation training during fiscal year ended

June 30, 1920____.

260

Diagram X. Number in training June 30, 1920, by districts...---

Diagram XI. Number in training June 30, 1920, classified by general type

of training

430

430

Diagram XII. Number in training June 30, 1919 (shaded area), and June

30, 1920 (total area of large circle), by general type of training. Does

not include 1,396 in training centers June 30, 1920-----

432

Page.

Diagram XIII. Number entered or resumed training, discontinued or completed training, net increase, and number in training, by months, to June 30, 1920---

Diagram XIV. Enrollment in specified training courses for courses registering more than 100 students since organization to June 30, 1920__--_-Diagram XV. Educational background: Percentage distribution of 2,054 training cases selected at random, and classified by grade of schooling completed

434

438

442

Diagram XVI. Elks and American Red Cross loans and refunds to June 30, 1920

447

Diagram XVII. Number in institutional and placement training June 30, 1920, by class of training-‒‒‒‒

450

Diagram XVIII. Cases approved as eligible for institutional and place-
ment training under sections, 2, 3, and 4 since organization to June
30, 1920_____

Diagram XIX. Number entered training since organization to September
15, 1920, and in training on that date, by class of training---
Map: States which have accepted the industrial rehabilitation act (shaded
area), with date of acceptance---

450

450

524

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

FEDERAL BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,

Washington, D. C., December 1, 1920. To the PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS:

By direction of the Federal Board for Vocational Education, and in accordance with the provisions of the several acts of Congress under which the board operates-i. e., the vocational education act of February 23, 1917, the rehabilitation act of June 27, 1918 (soldiers, sailors, and marines), and the industrial rehabilitation act of June 2, 1920-I have the honor to submit the following report.

Respectfully,

JAMES P. MUNROE,

Vice Chairman.

WILLIAM B. WILSON,

Chairman.