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1920-22 School Systems in Cities of 10,000+ Dataset

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1920-22 Schools Systems in Cities of 10,000+, Biennial Survey of Education Dataset

Administrators and Various Expenses

1920-22 City School Systems – Administrative Officers and Various Expenses

Group	State	City	Superintendents and assistant superintendents	Officers in charge of compulsory attendance and school census	School physicians and dentists	School nurses	Expended for promotion of health	Expended for recreation	Expended for transportation of pupils	Expended for auxiliary agencies	Notes
1	Alabama	Birmingham	3	2	1	3	5,450			8,621
1	California	Los Angeles	7	17	16	18	60,584		28,566	189,632
1	California	Oakland	5	4	3	12	32,207	13,493	890	103,543
1	California	San Francisco	6	4	15	16	47,353	5,673		60,439
1	Colorado	Denver	3	9	3	2			3,793	9,126
1	Connecticut	Bridgeport	3		1	16	8,400		603	9,003	Superintendents and assistant superintendents, school physicians, and school nurses - Data of 1919-20.
1	Connecticut	Hartford		2	22	8			2,540	2,540
1	Connecticut	New Haven	4	2	3	12
1	Delaware	Wilmington	2	4	1	3	6,600			13,260
1	District of Columbia	Washington DC	3	9	17	10	39,578	7,558	2,000	121,171
1	Georgia	Atlanta	2	1	4	16
1	Illinois	Chicago	15	83	139	108		159,278	143,183	1,056,100
1	Indiana	Indianapolis	8	1					35	340,745
1	Iowa	Des Moines	1	4	5	13	5,167	6,858	4,066	22,679
1	Kansas	Kansas City	1	4	1	4	566		2,270	40,962	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
1	Kentucky	Louisville	6	8	6	6	1,140			19,640
1	Louisiana	New Orleans	6	9	7	8	7,847			11,074	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
1	Maryland	Baltimore	5	19	42	69	37,514	7,000		85,503
1	Massachusetts	Boston	6	29	49	52	134,921	63,454	10,316	297,641
1	Massachusetts	Cambridge	2	7	15	9			814	20,821
1	Massachusetts	Fall River	2	7	16	4	4,772	3,999		8,771
1	Massachusetts	Lowell	1	4	10	6			1,100	6,748
1	Massachusetts	New Bedford	3	4	1	5	8,379		3,798	43,413
1	Massachusetts	Springfield	2	5	17	10	28,672		5,761	37,200
1	Massachusetts	Worcester	4	5	6	4	11,556		1,904	21,840	Data of 1919-20.
1	Michigan	Detroit	4	23					8,785	145,109
1	Michigan	Grand Rapids	3	7					1,954	18,468
1	Minnesota	Minneapolis	4	1	11	51	69,988	5,170	5,202	100,355
1	Minnesota	St. Paul	3	503	9	17	31,294		453	36,463
1	Missouri	Kansas City	8	8			1,563	5,263	2,344	252,147
1	Missouri	St. Louis	7	21	21	28	73,703	7,478	16,122	311,697
1	Nebraska	Omaha	4	3	2	18	31,517		5,810	75,688
1	New Jersey	Camden	1	5	5	6	13,963		598	23,246
1	New Jersey	Jersey City	2	21	22	21	46,360	10,448	29	56,857	All expended - Data of 1919-20.
1	New Jersey	Newark	6	29	9	31	62,596	52,050	14,919	209,378
1	New Jersey	Paterson	2	5	12	8	21,276			28,076
1	New Jersey	Trenton	4	11	7	12	29,248			29,539
1	New York	Albany	1	3	2	10	21,598	2,154	376	46,285
1	New York	Buffalo	6	19						49,246
1	New York	New York	36	310	109	262		181,488	332,976	1,466,452
1	New York	Rochester	3					11,336	1,961	172,431
1	New York	Syracuse	2	4	11	11	27,733		850	56,663
1	New York	Yonkers	3	3	7	8	17,680		6,600	37,593
1	Ohio	Akron	2	5				8,700	3,440	31,340
1	Ohio	Cincinnati	3	8	21	22		1,287	11,917	68,111
1	Ohio	Cleveland	7	31	44	37	118,229	40,070	26,505	285,160	Expended for recreation estimated.
1	Ohio	Columbus	3	4	1	5	8,735		5,366	84,431
1	Ohio	Dayton	1	4	10	5	23,105	336	1,412	41,344
1	Ohio	Toledo	3		11	7	25,251		10,835	137,525
1	Ohio	Youngstown	1	3	5	6			3,000	8,038	Data of 1919-20.
1	Oregon	Portland	3	4						23,599
1	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	26	81	84	81	168,981	55,028	49,904	401,139
1	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	5	33	28	28	74,520			125,792
1	Pennsylvania	Reading	2	3	5	4	9,428	6,799		17,977
1	Pennsylvania	Scranton	1	5	24	4	27,014			36,649
1	Rhode Island	Providence	2	1	9	11	19,175	25,311	1,524	115,573
1	Tennessee	Memphis								9,087
1	Tennessee	Nashville	1	1	4		4,232			5,972
1	Texas	Dallas	5	3
1	Texas	Fort Worth	2		2	5
1	Texas	Houston	1	2	1	12
1	Texas	San Antonio	2	21	2	3	6,129			6,129
1	Utah	Salt Lake City	3	3	2	12			212	3,950
1	Virginia	Norfolk	3	2			1,100			4,350
1	Virginia	Richmond	2	3	7	11	22,713			27,729
1	Washington	Seattle	4	4	1	14	35,233		4,665	117,998
1	Washington	Spokane	2	1	1	5	16,504		3,320	32,282
1	Wisconsin	Milwaukee	4	10					7,449	46,151
2	Alabama	Mobile	1	1	1	2
2	Alabama	Montgomery	1	2	1	3	2,529			4,256
2	Arkansas	Little Rock	1				5,749			5,749	Data of 1919-20.
2	California	Berkeley	2	1	1	4		4,969		4,969
2	California	Fresno	1	1	1	1	2,894	648		7,214
2	California	Long Beach	1	1		3	5,069		1,269	11,519
2	California	Pasadena	1	2	3	3			1,477	6,968
2	California	Sacramento	2	3			3,884		4,900	13,568	Data of 1919-20.
2	California	San Diego	2	1	3	6	10,000	460	4,542	23,029
2	California	San Jose	2	1	1	1	3,111			3,141
2	California	Stockton	3	1		2	3,884		1,211	6,815
2	Colorado	Colorado Springs	1	1	2	4	2,165		3,073	8,790
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1	1	1		1	2,167			2,588
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20	1	1	1	3
2	Connecticut	Meriden	1	6	2	1	3,102		3,163	7,111
2	Connecticut	New Britain	2	3	2	2	2,784		394	55,735
2	Connecticut	Stamford	1				2,515		5,651	9,908	Data of 1919-20.
2	Connecticut	Waterbury	3		5	5	1,200		266	5,116
2	Florida	Tampa	1	1		2	3,816		1,080	6,571
2	Georgia	Augusta	2	1	1		675	2,498	9,122	16,758
2	Georgia	Columbus	1	1	2	2	1,800			5,400
2	Georgia	Macon	1	1	1	1	1,650		17,725	20,160
2	Georgia	Savannah	2	1					3,100	4,750
2	Illinois	Aurora - East side	1			1				8,577
2	Illinois	Aurora - West side	1	1	1	1	517			1,314	Data of 1919-20.
2	Illinois	Cicero	1	26	4	4	8,700			10,433
2	Illinois	Danville	2			1	190	47	115	658
2	Illinois	Decatur	1	1		2	2,975		206	4,533
2	Illinois	East St. Louis	1	5			78			831	Data of 1919-20.
2	Illinois	Evanston - District No. 76	2	1	2	1	1,775			3,454
2	Illinois	Joliet	1	3		4	6,168	6,760	1,435	21,088
2	Illinois	Moline	1	1	1	2	2,676			26,176
2	Illinois	Oak Park	1	1		6	3,330	1,110		4,848
2	Illinois	Peoria	1	2	3	2	3,347	1,340	244	8,282
2	Illinois	Quincy	1	1			40			40
2	Illinois	Rockford	1	5	2	5	9,714	3,752	141	17,399
2	Illinois	Rock Island	1	1	2	1				28,374
2	Illinois	Springfield	1	2	1	5	8,305	14,264		32,888
2	Indiana	East Chicago	1	1	2	2	5,435			7,478
2	Indiana	Evansville	1	5	7	4	5,407			5,407
2	Indiana	Fort Wayne	2	4	5	1	3,127	7,761		89,081
2	Indiana	Gary	1	2	2	2	13,777		2,424	19,156
2	Indiana	Hammond	1			1			1,250	1,570	Data of 1919-20.
2	Indiana	Kokomo	1	1			675			10,277
2	Indiana	Muncie	1	1	4	1	863			3,563
2	Indiana	South Bend	2	3	3	5	10,191		2,210	74,508
2	Indiana	Terre Haute	2	3		2	2,520			43,221
2	Iowa	Cedar Rapids	1	1	1	3	7,502		1,649	9,413
2	Iowa	Council Bluffs	2	1		2			2,890	65,021
2	Iowa	Davenport	1	2	2	3	8,841	1,149	815	44,800
2	Iowa	Dubuque	1	1		4	3,610		165	4,972	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
2	Iowa	Sioux City	2	9		4	5,652	3,400	8,838	29,056
2	Iowa	Waterloo (east side)	1	1	2	2	485			485
2	Kansas	Topeka	1	1		3	3,995	4,922	808	10,125
2	Kansas	Wichita	1	2	1	4	8,280	3,378		12,573
2	Kentucky	Covington	1	1		2	1,001			2,001
2	Kentucky	Lexington	1	3	1	3	3,577			5,966
2	Louisiana	Shreveport	3		1	1			900	5,400	Superintendents and assistant superintendents, school physicians and nurses - Data of 1919-20.
2	Maine	Lewiston	1	1		1	250		4,956	6,406
2	Maine	Portland	2	2		12			6,276	17,900
2	Massachusetts	Brockton	1	1	5	3	9,100		2,242	15,742
2	Massachusetts	Brookline	2	1	1	2	6,500	1,400	4,263	12,788
2	Massachusetts	Chelsea	1	1	4	3	3,200			4,297
2	Massachusetts	Chicopee	1	1	2	2			6,916	8,480
2	Massachusetts	Everett	2	1	4	2				11,503
2	Massachusetts	Fitchburg	1	1	4	1	6,905	8,564	6,819	25,772
2	Massachusetts	Haverhill	1	1	4	3	5,975		9,393	17,870
2	Massachusetts	Holyoke	2	3	2	2	6,705		3,746	15,814
2	Massachusetts	Lawrence	2							17,340	Superintendents and assistant superintendents - Data of 1919-20.
2	Massachusetts	Lynn	2	2	3	5	8,342		1,200	20,932
2	Massachusetts	Malden	1	1	2	4	4,852			4,852
2	Massachusetts	Medford	1	1	2	1	3,700		54	5,504
2	Massachusetts	Newton	2	1	7	5	11,641	700	6,686	22,529
2	Massachusetts	Pittsfield	1	2	4	2	4,021		9,545	13,601
2	Massachusetts	Quincy	1	1	3	3	8,830			18,943
2	Massachusetts	Salem	1	1	1	1			1,995	1,995
2	Massachusetts	Somerville	1	1	9	2	5,363			8,213
2	Massachusetts	Taunton	1	1	3	1	2,600		7,628	11,828
2	Massachusetts	Waltham	1		4	2			3,998	10,109	Superintendents and assistant superintendents - Data of 1919-20.
2	Michigan	Battle Creek	2	1	1	3	6,929			20,517
2	Michigan	Bay City	2	13	3	1
2	Michigan	Flint	2	2	5	8				30,750
2	Michigan	Hamtramck	1	2	2	2	4,000			25,108
2	Michigan	Highland Park	1	2	2	5	11,334	174	756	43,469
2	Michigan	Jackson	2	1	2	3	2,100	1,360	255	7,784
2	Michigan	Kalamazoo	1	10	2	3	8,475			52,727
2	Michigan	Lansing	2	1					115	24,515
2	Michigan	Muskegon	2	9	2	3	6,014	3,165	76	68,212
2	Michigan	Pontiac	1	1	1	1	10,600			23,795	Superintendents and assistant superintendents - Data of 1919-20.
2	Michigan	Saginaw - East side	1	1	1	1	3,983		1,991	22,937
2	Michigan	Saginaw - West side	1	2		1	1,583		473	11,751
2	Minnesota	Duluth	2	1	3	7	16,617	13,920	10,546	52,694
2	Missouri	St. Joseph	1	1	2	4				2,341
2	Missouri	Springfield	1	1		1	1,450			2,800
2	Montana	Butte	1	1	1	2	6,938	4,233		15,281	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
2	Nebraska	Lincoln	2	2	4	4	12,450			27,954
2	New Hampshire	Manchester	3	2	7	6	10,550		4,137	17,209
2	New Jersey	Bayonne	1	6	6	7		3,504	2,108	6,627
2	New Jersey	East Orange	1	1	3	3	5,908		964	8,908
2	New Jersey	Elizabeth	1	6	5	5	9,558		213	9,841	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
2	New Jersey	Hoboken	1	7	5	2	19,966			38,037
2	New Jersey	New Brunswick	1	3	2	2	5,173		573	12,560
2	New Jersey	Orange	1	1	2	3
2	New Jersey	Passaic	1	4	5	4	9,013			19,404
2	New Jersey	Perth Amboy	1	3	2	3	5,985			8,680
2	New Jersey	West Hoboken	1	1	4	2	5,319	1,227		8,388
2	New York	Amsterdam	1				4,321	1,713		9,891	Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Auburn	1	1	1	2	4,400			7,963
2	New York	Binghamton	1	3	4	6	7,816	16	2,470	12,538	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Elmira	1	2	2	3	5,597	211	76	10,923
2	New York	Jamestown	2	1	5	2	7,554	2,537		19,719
2	New York	Mount Vernon	1	2	6	3	9,885	1,672	1,479	62,267
2	New York	Newburgh	1	1	1	1	2,951	1,093		14,373
2	New York	New Rochelle	1	2	3	3	8,807	1,847		39,884
2	New York	Niagara Falls	1	3	6	4	10,375	2,894	455	26,302
2	New York	Poughkeepsie	1	1	2	1	6,621	2,267		12,207
2	New York	Schenectady	2	4	10	2	26,969	3,853	505	38,779
2	New York	Troy (Union dist.)	1	5	3	3	8,910			50,818
2	New York	Utica	1	8	4	4	10,370			31,789
2	New York	Watertown	1	1	2	1				18,086
2	North Carolina	Charlotte	2	1	2	3	3,107			3,107
2	North Carolina	Wilmington	1	1		6				1,500
2	North Carolina	Winston-Salem	1		1	9
2	Ohio	Canton	1	12	2	4	13,127			21,137
2	Ohio	Hamilton	1	1	2	1	2,400	800		4,650	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
2	Ohio	Lakewood	1	1	1	2	4,550		691	43,825
2	Ohio	Lima	1	2		1	1,750	391	915	7,079
2	Ohio	Lorain	1	1	1	2	6,526			24,577
2	Ohio	Portsmouth	1	2		1	970	90		1,198
2	Ohio	Springfield	1	3	2	2	6,098			15,437
2	Oklahoma	Muskogee	1	1	1	1
2	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	2	1	1	3	4,950	8,876		13,826
2	Oklahoma	Tulsa	1	3		2				5,032
2	Pennsylvania	Allentown	1	2	6	3			1,400	28,972
2	Pennsylvania	Altoona	1	2	5	2	5,255	3,011		19,413
2	Pennsylvania	Bethlehem	1	6	3	2	6,319		800	26,165
2	Pennsylvania	Chester	2	2	1	2	3,909			10,302
2	Pennsylvania	Easton	2	1	3	1	4,596	71		26,766
2	Pennsylvania	Erie	2	3	6	8	28,614		164	77,245
2	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	1	3	4	2	5,387			29,395
2	Pennsylvania	Hazelton	1	1	1	2	3,019			13,100
2	Pennsylvania	Johnstown	1	7	3	5	10,193	3,856		15,111
2	Pennsylvania	Lancaster	1	1	2	0	800	875		6,804	Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	McKeesport	1	2	1	2	4,539	2,437	450	11,822
2	Pennsylvania	New Castle	1	1	2	1	3,794			5,189
2	Pennsylvania	Norristown	2	1	4	1	1,908			5,016
2	Pennsylvania	Wilkes-Barre	1	3	7	7	13,837	1,119		22,694
2	Pennsylvania	Williamsport	1	12	2	2	4,260	318	740	8,369
2	Pennsylvania	York	1	1	2	3	3,216			9,778
2	Rhode Island	Newport	1	1	7	1	250			250
2	Rhode Island	Pawtucket	1	7	1	1	990			990
2	Rhode Island	Woonsocket	1	1	15	1	2,873			2,875
2	Tennessee	Knoxville	1	5	3	5	9,049			13,799
2	Texas	Austin	1	16		1	1,014			3,940
2	Texas	Beaumont	1	2	1	1
2	Texas	El Paso	2	2		5	3,803			6,563
2	Texas	Galveston	1	10	1	1
2	Texas	Waco	1	1	1		900			1,180
2	Texas	Wichita Falls	1	1						2,103
2	Utah	Ogden	1	1	1	1	3,574		864	10,275	Superintendents, assistant superintendents, officers in charge of compulsory attendance and school census, school physicians, school nurses - Data of 1919-20.
2	Virginia	Petersburg	1			2	3,060	3,000		12,170
2	Virginia	Portsmouth	1		2	3	4,603			4,603
2	Virginia	Roanoke	1	3	1	2	2,620			2,855
2	Washington	Tacoma	1	1	2	5	11,675		3,336	25,560
2	West Virginia	Charleston	1	2	2	4	5,175	1,341		18,751
2	West Virginia	Huntington	1	2	2	1	5,500		765	6,525
2	West Virginia	Wheeling	1	6	1	7	12,362			23,682
2	Wisconsin	Green Bay	2	2		2				798
2	Wisconsin	Kenosha	1	9	1	5	1,372	630	711	9,868
2	Wisconsin	La Crosse	2	1		3				9,907
2	Wisconsin	Madison	1	2		5		1,560		14,231
2	Wisconsin	Oshkosh	1	9	2	1	5,618	5,463	142	23,324
2	Wisconsin	Racine	2	3	1		83			5,129
2	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	1	1		1	1,676		173	6,377
2	Wisconsin	Superior	1	1	2	1
3	Alabama	Bessemer	1	1	2	1				2,112
3	Alabama	Dothan	1	1	1	1
3	Alabama	Florence	1		2
3	Alabama	Gadsden	1	1	2
3	Alabama	Selma	1
3	Arizona	Phoenix	1	1	1	2	4,068	5,990		10,787	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1920-21.
3	Arizona	Tucson	2	1	1	2	4,780			9,378
3	Arkansas	Fort Smith	1	1		1	925			2,779
3	Arkansas	Hot Springs	1			1
3	Arkansas	North Little Rock	1			1	400		675	1,075
3	Arkansas	Pine Bluff	1	2	1	2
3	California	Alameda	1	3	1	1	3,579		810	4,389
3	California	Alhambra	1		2	1	1,115		11,867	13,219
3	California	Bakersfield	2	1		1	2,155	946	1,477	7,083
3	California	Eureka	1	1	1	1	1,263		6,681	10,040
3	California	Glendale	1	1					203	1,041
3	California	Pomona	1	1	2	1	3,300		2,781	7,571
3	California	Riverside	1	1		2	2,904		10,636	14,979
3	California	San Bernardino	1	1	1	1	1,894	275	5,440	9,735	Data of 1919-20.
3	California	Santa Ana	1	1		1	542		6,330	8,735
3	California	Santa Barbara	2	1		1	1,549	45	1,877	5,389	Data of 1919-20.
3	California	Santa Cruz	1	1				862	4,399	5,261
3	California	Santa Monica	1	1	1		2,500	848		4,348
3	California	Vallejo	1	1	1	1	1,918			3,568
3	Colorado	Boulder	1	2						315
3	Colorado	Greeley	1	1	1		233			587
3	Connecticut	Ansonia	1	1	1	1	1,540			1,740	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Bristol	1	1	1	1	3,361	394	1,894	6,741	Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Danbury	1	1		1	2,227		3,751	5,978
3	Connecticut	Derby	1			1	1,512		940	2,452
3	Connecticut	East Hartford	1	1	2		1,544		6,066	8,757
3	Connecticut	Enfield	1						6,767	9,677
3	Connecticut	Greenwich	1	1	4	3	6,472		4,174	11,638
3	Connecticut	Manchester - Ninth district	1		3	1	5,121			62,747
3	Connecticut	Manchester - Town schools	1
3	Connecticut	Middletown	1	2	1	2	4,258			4,608
3	Connecticut	Milford	1			1	790		14	835
3	Connecticut	Naugatuck	1	5	4	1	1,655	787	546	3,888
3	Connecticut	New London	1	1	1	2					Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Norwalk	1	1		1	1,643		2,115	3,758
3	Connecticut	Norwich	1						2,422	3,328
3	Connecticut	Stonington	1	1	3
3	Connecticut	Stratford (p.o., Bridgeport)	1	1	4	1	2,000			6,426
3	Connecticut	Torrington	1	3	1	2	3,955			5,380
3	Connecticut	Wallingford	1		6	1	4,787		1,360	7,106
3	Connecticut	Windham (p.o., Willimantic)	1	4	1	1	411		4,181	4,592
3	Florida	Miami	1	2	1					212
3	Georgia	Albany	1	1	2	1
3	Georgia	Athens	2	1	1	1				600
3	Georgia	Brunswick	1	1	1	1				1,778
3	Georgia	Rome	1		1					204
3	Georgia	Waycross	1	1		1	300			660
3	Idaho	Boise	1	1		1	2,127			9,840
3	Idaho	Pocatello	1	1		1	2,209		5,024	7,233
3	Illinois	Alton	1	1		2	2,290		37	4,238
3	Illinois	Belleville	3	1	3		995			1,998
3	Illinois	Berwyn	1	1	1	1	300			558
3	Illinois	Bloomington	1	1	1	3	1,500			2,825
3	Illinois	Blue Island	1				1,300			2,060
3	Illinois	Cairo	1	3		2	1,980			3,826
3	Illinois	Canton	1	1		1	1,200			1,700	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Centralia	1	1	1	1				1,035
3	Illinois	Champaign	1	1		2	2,737			4,354
3	Illinois	Chicago Heights	1	1		1	1,030			2,546
3	Illinois	Elgin	1	1		1
3	Illinois	Forest Park	1	1	1		600			900
3	Illinois	Freeport	1	1	1	1	1,650			3,450
3	Illinois	Galesburg	1	1	2	2	3,101			4,434
3	Illinois	Granite City	1	1		1	1,388			2,787
3	Illinois	Herrin	1	1
3	Illinois	Jacksonville	1	1		2	2,430			2,910
3	Illinois	Kankakee	1	2		1	1,330			1,930
3	Illinois	Kewanee	1	3		1	1,212	1,046		2,966
3	Illinois	La Salle	1				3			1,053
3	Illinois	Lincoln	1	1		1	15			2,313	Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Mattoon	1	3	1	1	267		21	1,075	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Maywood									Maywood and Melrose Park shared superintendent (1) - Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Melrose Park									Maywood and Melrose Park shared superintendent (1) - Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Murphysboro	1	1		1
3	Illinois	Ottawa	1	1		1	1,037			2,187
3	Illinois	Pekin	1	1		1
3	Illinois	Streator	1	1		1	1,681			2,551
3	Illinois	Urbana	1	1		1	702			2,414
3	Illinois	Waukegan	1	1		1	1,362			2,301
3	Indiana	Anderson	1			1	1,134			2,934	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Indiana	Bloomington	1	1	1	1	1,700			1,751
3	Indiana	Clinton	1	2	1	1	1,418			2,138
3	Indiana	Crawfordsville	1	1	1	1	1,513			6,194
3	Indiana	Elkhart	1	1		3	144			144
3	Indiana	Elwood	1	6				1,607		1,607
3	Indiana	Frankfort	1	3		1				8,540
3	Indiana	Huntington	1	1	2	1	1,842			10,529
3	Indiana	Jeffersonville	1	1						230
3	Indiana	La Fayette	1	3						9,513
3	Indiana	Laporte	1	1		1	1,615	369		8,702
3	Indiana	Logansport	1	1		1
3	Indiana	Marion	1	1	2		450		8	458
3	Indiana	Michigan City	1	1	1		1,800		450	2,250
3	Indiana	Mishawka	1	1		1	1,519			8,710
3	Indiana	New Albany	1	7			35			6,730
3	Indiana	Newcastle	1
3	Indiana	Peru	1	1
3	Indiana	Richmond	1	6	2	2	1,825			4,737
3	Indiana	Vincennes	1	1	2		256			5,124
3	Indiana	Whiting	1	1	7	1	1,565			12,391
3	Iowa	Boone	1	1		1				619
3	Iowa	Burlington	1	1	1	1	329			2,433
3	Iowa	Clinton	1	1		1	67		200	577	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Iowa	Iowa City	1			1	3,350			3,440
3	Iowa	Keokuk	1	2		1	1,800		1,245	3,045
3	Iowa	Marshalltown	1	1	1	1	726			726
3	Iowa	Mason City	1	1	1	2	3,982	540	3,576	10,608
3	Iowa	Ottumwa	1	3	1	1	1,742			2,633
3	Kansas	Arkansas City	1	1	1	1
3	Kansas	Atchison	1	2	11	1	1,898		240	4,965
3	Kansas	Coffeyville	1	1		1	2,050			2,410
3	Kansas	Fort Scott	1	1		1	1,350			1,350
3	Kansas	Hutchinson	2	1	1	1	4,075			4,435
3	Kansas	Independence	1				76			76
3	Kansas	Lawrence	1	1	1	1	2,350		57	5,933
3	Kansas	Leavenworth	1	1	1		1,572			2,372
3	Kansas	Parsons	1	1						1,200	Data of 1919-20.
3	Kansas	Pittsburg	1	1		1	626			2,497
3	Kansas	Salina	1	1		1		680		3,816
3	Kentucky	Ashland	1	4		1	1,125			2,610
3	Kentucky	Henderson	1	1						600
3	Kentucky	Newport	1	1	2	1	1,884			2,946
3	Kentucky	Owensboro	1	7	1	2				1,819
3	Kentucky	Paducah	1	1		1	1,000			1,823
3	Louisiana	Alexandria	2						5,580	7,532
3	Louisiana	Baton Rouge	3	2		1	1,800			1,800
3	Louisiana	Lake Charles	1			1	1,200			1,456
3	Louisiana	Monroe	1							171
3	Maine	Auburn	1	2	1	1	200		4,660	4,870
3	Maine	Augusta	1	2	2	1	1,568		3,226	5,294
3	Maine	Bangor	1	1	18	2	3,979		470	4,949
3	Maine	Biddeford	1	1					1,317	1,317
3	Maine	Sanford	1	1	1	1	1,600		3,188	5,631
3	Maine	Waterville	1	1	1	1					Data of 1919-20.
3	Maryland	Annapolis	1	1
3	Maryland	Cumberland		1
3	Maryland	Frederick					82		1,902	2,062	Data of 1919-20.
3	Maryland	Hagerstown	1	1					332	464
3	Massachusetts	Adams	1						131	1,896
3	Massachusetts	Amesbury	1						2,563	4,725
3	Massachusetts	Arlington	1							6,131
3	Massachusetts	Attleboro	1	1	2	1	2,320		6,292	10,096
3	Massachusetts	Belmont	1	1	4	1	2,000		364	3,240
3	Massachusetts	Beverly	1	1	1	1	2,644		7,309	12,816
3	Massachusetts	Braintree	1	1	1	1	1,050		3,600	6,996
3	Massachusetts	Clinton	1	1	1	1	2,072			3,772
3	Massachusetts	Danvers	1	1	1	1	1,900		2,619	4,737
3	Massachusetts	Dedham	1						2,487	4,817
3	Massachusetts	Easthampton	1		1	1			4,810	6,438
3	Massachusetts	Framingham	1	1	2	1	4,150		7,728	13,640
3	Massachusetts	Gardner	1	1	1	2	3,235		3,934	7,502
3	Massachusetts	Gloucester	1						2,528	6,949
3	Massachusetts	Greenfield	1	1	2	1	1,443		2,319	3,762
3	Massachusetts	Leominster	1	1	2	1	2,700		9,813	12,513
3	Massachusetts	Marlboro	1	1	2	1	1,700		4,337	7,862
3	Massachusetts	Melrose	1						1,100	2,454
3	Massachusetts	Methuen	1	1	3	1	2,604		5,400	8,420
3	Massachusetts	Milford	1						3,331	5,848
3	Massachusetts	Natick	1						3,312	3,694
3	Massachusetts	Newburyport	1	1	2		1,100			1,850
3	Massachusetts	North Adams	1	1	4	2	1,000		2,026	3,699
3	Massachusetts	Northampton	1						2,241	5,695
3	Massachusetts	Northbridge	1	2	1	2	9,000		2,838	3,823
3	Massachusetts	Norwood	1	1	3	2	3,563		1,652	10,418
3	Massachusetts	Peabody	1	2	13	1	2,155		4,439	8,303
3	Massachusetts	Plymouth	1	3	2	1	5,344		9,613	15,307
3	Massachusetts	Revere	1	2	3	2			1,980	4,456
3	Massachusetts	Saugus (p.o., Lynn)	1	6	3	1	690		1,904	12,319
3	Massachusetts	Southbridge	1	1	2	1
3	Massachusetts	Wakefield	1						24	3,595
3	Massachusetts	Watertown	1	1	3	2	2,778		75	12,559
3	Massachusetts	Webster	1	2	2	1	2,216	1,979	3,798	10,476
3	Massachusetts	Westfield	1	1	3	2			5,585	6,085
3	Massachusetts	West Springfield	1				2,500		2,006	5,966
3	Massachusetts	Weymouth	1	4	8	1	1,044		7,557	9,127
3	Massachusetts	Winchester	1	1	6	1	2,558		1,418	6,661
3	Massachusetts	Winthrop	1	1	1	1	300		1,050	1,500
3	Massachusetts	Woburn	1	1	2	1			480	480
3	Michigan	Adrian	1	1					10	100	Expended for transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Alpena	1	1						2,790
3	Michigan	Ann Arbor	1	7	2	1	5,567	2,380		24,976
3	Michigan	Benton Harbor	1	1		1				106
3	Michigan	Calumet	1	1					351	2,051
3	Michigan	Escanaba	1	1	1	1
3	Michigan	Holland	1	1		1	1,009			2,393
3	Michigan	Ironwood	1	2					321	2,640
3	Michigan	Ishpeming	1
3	Michigan	Marquette	1	1	1	1
3	Michigan	Monroe	1	1		1	1,429			5,362
3	Michigan	Owosso	1	1		1	1,400	900		3,377	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Port Huron	1	1	1	2	3,436	79		4,288	Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Sault Sainte Marie	1	7	1	1	874	300		1,867
3	Michigan	Traverse City	1	1					511	639	Data of 1919-20.
3	Minnesota	Faribault	1			1	765			3,473
3	Minnesota	Mankato	1	1		1	1,679	252	65	2,454	Data of 1919-20.
3	Minnesota	Rochester	1	1		1				607
3	Minnesota	St. Cloud	1	1		1	1,765			1,765
3	Minnesota	Virginia	1	1	1	1	6,275	5,312	9,047	58,385	Expended for recreation estimated.
3	Mississippi	Columbus	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Greenville	1							1,925
3	Mississippi	Hattiesburg	2								Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Jackson	1		1	1
3	Mississippi	Laurel	1							330
3	Mississippi	Natchez	1			1				1,500	Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Vicksburg	1
3	Missouri	Cape Girardeau	1	1		1
3	Missouri	Carthage	1	1						313
3	Missouri	Columbia	1	1			210			615
3	Missouri	Hannibal	1	1		1				500	Expended for auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Missouri	Independence	1	1						1,707
3	Missouri	Jefferson City	1	1				105		605
3	Missouri	Joplin	1	1
3	Missouri	Moberly	1	1		1
3	Missouri	Sedalia	1	1		1	691	405		1,704
3	Montana	Anaconda	1	2		1	1,800		3,421	6,354
3	Montana	Billings	1	1		1					Data of 1919-20.
3	Montana	Great Falls	1			1	1,436			4,828
3	Montana	Helena	1	1		1			890	3,598
3	Montana	Missoula	1	1			20		880	2,142
3	Nebraska	Grand Island	1	1	1	1	508			508	Data of 1919-20.
3	Nebraska	Hastings	1	6		1	1,807			2,846
3	Nebraska	North Platte	1	1	2	1	150			600
3	Nevada	Reno	1	1	1		450			1,200	Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Berlin	1	1	1		37		1,972	3,046	Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Concord	2	1	1	1	4,827		10,448	22,103
3	New Hampshire	Dover	1	1		1	1,541		3,939	5,480	Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Keene	1	1	2	1			2,619	3,768
3	New Hampshire	Laconia	1			1	1,512		2,614	4,126
3	New Hampshire	Nashua	2	1	6	2		200	2,749	8,247
3	New Hampshire	Portsmouth	1	1	1	1
3	New Jersey	Asbury Park	1		3	1	2,195	986		4,212	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Belleville	1	1	3		1,155		1,840	4,684
3	New Jersey	Bloomfield	1	1	1	2	3,400		2,733	10,642
3	New Jersey	Bridgeton	1		1	1	2,200			3,200
3	New Jersey	Clifton	1	1	5	2	1,236		2,830	6,017
3	New Jersey	Englewood	1	1	3	1	2,188	967	400	7,665
3	New Jersey	Garfield	1	1	1	1			1,725	1,855	Expended for transportation of pupils and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Gloucester	1	1	2
3	New Jersey	Hackensack	1	1	1	2	4,080		1,833	7,213
3	New Jersey	Harrison	1	1	1	1	2,140			4,000
3	New Jersey	Irvington	1	1			2,290		94	2,976	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Kearny	2	1	2	3
3	New Jersey	Long Beach	1	1	2	1	2,747		30	3,727
3	New Jersey	Millville	1	1	1	1	2,920		8,919	12,391
3	New Jersey	Montclair	2	1	3	4	9,731		261	12,092
3	New Jersey	Morristown	1	2	2	2	3,995			4,695
3	New Jersey	North Bergen	1	1	1	2	3,694		3,201	27,113
3	New Jersey	Phillipsburg	1	1	1	3				1,284
3	New Jersey	Plainfield	1	1	2	1	5,089			8,146
3	New Jersey	Rahway	1	1	2	1	1,267	1,380		2,647	Expended for promotion of health, recreation, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	South Orange	1	2	1	2		139	94	4,960
3	New Jersey	Summit	1	1	2	1	2,915		1,636	5,833
3	New Jersey	Town of Union (p.o., Weehawken)	1	1	1	2	3,117	893		4,010
3	New Jersey	Weehawken	1	1	2	1				6,353
3	New Jersey	West New York	1	1	4	3	3,823			5,400	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New Mexico	Albuquerque	1	1		1	960		2,331	5,491
3	New York	Batavia	1				1,357	38		4,816	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Beacon	1				1,211			1,300	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Cohoes	1				483			908	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Corning - District No. 9	1	2	1	1	1,592			3,266
3	New York	Corning - District No. 13	1	3	1					894
3	New York	Cortland	1				1,960			2,752	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Dunkirk	1	1	2	1	2,603	125		9,014
3	New York	Fulton	1	1	1	1	2,025			4,023
3	New York	Geneva	1				972	100		2,076	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Glen Falls	1				1,901			3,377	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Gloversville	1	1	2	2	5,036	498		6,872
3	New York	Herkimer	1	1	1	2	2,947			3,805
3	New York	Hornell	1	1	1	1	2,131			6,037
3	New York	Hudson	1				583	767		2,191	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Ilion	1				1,591			1,878	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Ithaca	1	3	3	2	5,418	4,687		13,172
3	New York	Johnstown	1	1	2	1	3,406			4,074
3	New York	Kingston	1				1,768			3,731	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Lackawanna	1	3	2	1	3,100			5,875
3	New York	Little Falls	1				1,988			1,988	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Lockport	1				1,798	864		5,903	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Middletown	1				1,179	2,647		10,889	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	North Tonawanda	1	1	2	1	2,823		2,121	14,900
3	New York	Ogdensburg	1				500			917	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Olean	1	1	2	1	4,857	75	878	8,395
3	New York	Oneida					1,659	100		3,938
3	New York	Oneonta	1	1	1	1	983	80		1,918
3	New York	Ossining	1	1	1	1	1,032		270	5,302	Expended for promotion of health, transportation of pupils, and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Oswego	1	1	2	1				5,047
3	New York	Peekskill - District No. 7	1	1	2	1				2,069
3	New York	Peekskill - District No. 8	1	1	1	1	1,950	150		2,933
3	New York	Plattsburg	1	1	3	1	2,720			3,253
3	New York	Port Chester	1				2,437			2,437	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Port Jervis	1	2	6	1	2,119	573		9,489
3	New York	Rensselaer	1				504			2,082	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Rome	1	1	2	1	3,751			4,551
3	New York	Saratoga Springs	1	1	1	1		1,147		4,054
3	New York	Tonawanda	1	1	1	1	1,460	580		4,280
3	New York	Watervliet	1	2	1	1	1,527			4,788
3	New York	White Plains	1	1	3	2	8,818	849	710	12,189
3	North Carolina	Asheville	1	2	1	4	2,141		30	6,406
3	North Carolina	Durham	3	1	2	2	2,942			4,442
3	North Carolina	Gastonia	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	North Carolina	Goldsboro	1	1
3	North Carolina	Greensboro	1	1	1	3				6,063
3	North Carolina	High Point	1	1		1
3	North Carolina	Raleigh	1	1	2	3	123		845	968
3	North Carolina	Rocky Mount	1	1
3	North Carolina	Salisbury	1	1	1	1					Data of 1919-20.
3	North Carolina	Wilson	1	1	1	1			77	462	Data of 1919-20.
3	North Dakota	Fargo	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	North Dakota	Grand Forks	1	1		2	2,979		40	3,897
3	Ohio	Alliance	1	1	2	1	3,090			7,718
3	Ohio	Barberton	1	2		1	1,045			3,333
3	Ohio	Bellaire	1	2	1	1	1,514			5,320	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Bucyrus	2	1		1
3	Ohio	Cambridge	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Chillicothe	1							5,248	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Cleveland Heights	2	1	2	2	6,340	642		31,440
3	Ohio	Coshocton	1	1						1,200
3	Ohio	East Cleveland	1	1	1	1		350		23,740	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	East Liverpool	1	1		1	1,320		3,544	4,864	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	East Youngstown	1	1	1	1	2,098			2,098
3	Ohio	Elyria	1	1		1	2,710	800		4,530
3	Ohio	Findlay	1	1	1	1
3	Ohio	Fremont	1	1		1
3	Ohio	Ironton	1	1				58		664	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Kenmore	1	1						1,072
3	Ohio	Lancaster	1	5						500	Expended for auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Mansfield	1	1		1
3	Ohio	Marietta	1							467	Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Marion	1	1
3	Ohio	Martins Ferry	1	1
3	Ohio	Middletown	1	1		2	1,425			1,425
3	Ohio	Newark	1	1		1		1,855		1,855	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	New Philadelphia	1	1		1				2,345	Expended for auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Ohio	Niles	1	1		1	1,650			3,916
3	Ohio	Norwood	1	1	1					262
3	Ohio	Piqua	1	1	9	1		250	150	5,630
3	Ohio	Salem	1	2		1				6,860
3	Ohio	Sandusky	1	1	1	3	1,500			9,201
3	Ohio	Tiffin	1	1
3	Ohio	Warren	1	1		2	5,296			6,514
3	Ohio	Zanesville	1	1						5,396
3	Oklahoma	Ardmore	1	2		1	1,800			2,700
3	Oklahoma	Bartlesville	1	1						1,249	Data of 1919-20.
3	Oklahoma	Enid	1	3		1	2,000			2,540
3	Oklahoma	McAlester	1	1
3	Oklahoma	Okmulgee	1	1	1	2	4,447	2,299		11,478
3	Oklahoma	Sapulpa	1
3	Oklahoma	Shawnee	1	1		1				300
3	Oregon	Astoria	1	2	15	1	2,398		86	3,087
3	Oregon	Eugene	1	1	1	1	400			800	Data of 1919-20.
3	Oregon	Salem	1	1	1	1	450			450	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Ambridge	1	1	1	1	560			2,089	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	1	1	3	1	2,626			14,261
3	Pennsylvania	Berwick	1	6	1		505			793
3	Pennsylvania	Braddock	1	1	5		857			1,892
3	Pennsylvania	Bradford	1	1	1	1	2,434	250		16,771
3	Pennsylvania	Bristol	1	2	2		150			150
3	Pennsylvania	Butler	1	1	1	3	4,136	800		6,651
3	Pennsylvania	Cannonsburg	1	6	1
3	Pennsylvania	Carbondale	1	1	1	1	3,171			5,459
3	Pennsylvania	Carlisle	1	1	2		431			431
3	Pennsylvania	Carnegie	1	2	1	1			77	2,385
3	Pennsylvania	Carrick (p.o., Pittsburgh)	1		1	1	1,277			2,391
3	Pennsylvania	Chambersburg	1	1	1	1	1,151			1,221	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Charleroi	1	1	5		474			1,744	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Connellsville	1	1	1		810			3,310	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Dickson City	1	1	1				1,000	2,018	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Donora	1	1	1	1	1,007	1,513		5,783
3	Pennsylvania	Dubois	1	1	1	1	2,357			2,357
3	Pennsylvania	Dunmore	1						131	735
3	Pennsylvania	Duquesne	1	1	1		1,500			1,810	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Farrell	1	1	1	1	2,839	271		3,425
3	Pennsylvania	Greensburg	1	1	1		342			729	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Homestead					3,514			5,914
3	Pennsylvania	Jeannette	1	1	1	1	644			701
3	Pennsylvania	Lebanon	1	7	2	1	1,900	1,000		4,080
3	Pennsylvania	McKees Rocks	1	1	1		43			58	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	1	1	7		800			2,324
3	Pennsylvania	Meadville	1	1	1						Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Monessen	1	1		1				3,637
3	Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	1	1	1	1	500			2,902
3	Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	1		5	1	2,385		454	2,839
3	Pennsylvania	New Kensington	2	1	1	1	1,434	629		2,507
3	Pennsylvania	North Braddock		1	3		1,785	1,216		3,001	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Oil City	1	2	1		2,022			4,666
3	Pennsylvania	Old Forge	1	1	6	1	1,964			1,964
3	Pennsylvania	Olyphant	1	1	1	1	2,775		87	3,860
3	Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	1	1	1	1	465			6,867
3	Pennsylvania	Pittston	1	1	11		1,620			1,620
3	Pennsylvania	Plymouth	1				285	400		1,205	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Pottstown	1	2	1		557			1,557
3	Pennsylvania	Pottsville	1	1	10					7,320
3	Pennsylvania	Punxsutawney	1	1	1	1	454			1,336
3	Pennsylvania	Shamokin	1	1	1		700			1,058	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Sharon	1	1	2		1,017			3,932
3	Pennsylvania	Steelton	1	1	1	1	1,783		276	3,274
3	Pennsylvania	Sunbury	1	1	1	1	900			3,637
3	Pennsylvania	Swissvale	1	1	1		1,882			7,132
3	Pennsylvania	Tamaqua	1	1	6		295			295
3	Pennsylvania	Uniontown	1	1	1		700			700	Data of 1919-20.
3	Pennsylvania	Warren	2	2	2	1				14,502
3	Pennsylvania	Washington	1	1	1	1	2,927	315		8,308
3	Pennsylvania	West Chester	1	1	2		1,486	3,607		14,684
3	Pennsylvania	Wilkinsburg	1	1	1	1	3,767			5,471
3	Pennsylvania	Woodlawn	1	1	5	2	2,526			6,289
3	Rhode Island	Bristol	1	5	2	1	1,600			2,275
3	Rhode Island	Central Falls	1	1	6		842			2,202
3	Rhode Island	Cranston (p.o., Providence)	1	1	4	1				3,200
3	Rhode Island	Cumberland (p.o., Valley Falls)	1	2	2		422		1,480	2,077
3	Rhode Island	Warwick	1	1	2		700			21,399	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Rhode Island	West Warwick	1	3	3						Data of 1919-20.
3	South Carolina	Florence	1	1		1
3	South Carolina	Spartanburg	2	2	2	1	900			1,800
3	South Dakota	Aberdeen	1	4	1	1	2,459			2,959
3	South Dakota	Sioux Falls	1	1		1	2,888	88		4,774
3	Texas	Amarillo	1			1
3	Texas	Corpus Christi	1	1	1
3	Texas	Corsicana	1			1
3	Texas	Denison	1	1		1	800			1,400	Expended for promotion of health and auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Texas	Greenville	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	Texas	Marshall	1
3	Texas	Palestine	1							220
3	Texas	Paris	1								Data of 1919-20.
3	Texas	Port Arthur	1	1		1			2,000	4,086
3	Texas	San Angelo	1	2						360
3	Texas	Sherman	1	1		1	1,575			1,575
3	Texas	Temple	1							1,614	Data of 1919-20.
3	Texas	Texarkana	1
3	Utah	Provo	1	7		1				546
3	Vermont	Barre	1			1
3	Vermont	Burlington	1	1	1	1	1,656	5		2,471	Data of 1919-20.
3	Vermont	Rutland	1	1	1	1	1,359			2,079
3	Virginia	Alexandria	1			1	1,200			1,200
3	Virginia	Charlottesville	1		11	1				1,758
3	Virginia	Danville	1		2	3	685			685
3	Washington	Aberdeen	1	1		1	2,079		3,259	6,680
3	Washington	Bellingham	1	6		2	2,474		2,471	6,751
3	Washington	Everett	1	1	1	2	3,959		1,781	9,771
3	Washington	Hoquiam	1	3		1	1,599		900	3,218
3	Washington	Vancouver	1							34,927	Expended for auxiliary agencies - Data of 1919-20.
3	Washington	Walla Walla	1	2		1	1,975			1,975
3	Washington	Yakima	1	1	2	1	1,978			1,978
3	West Virginia	Bluefield	2	1	1	1	1,650		3,500	6,100
3	West Virginia	Fairmont	1	2	1	1	2,335	1,695		5,995
3	West Virginia	Morgantown	1		1	1	1,957			15,277
3	West Virginia	Moundsville	1	1	1		800			1,643
3	West Virginia	Parkersburg	1	1	3	3	7,300			13,277
3	Wisconsin	Appleton	1	1		1	1,632		794	3,426
3	Wisconsin	Ashland	1	1		1				3,286	Data of 1919-20.
3	Wisconsin	Beloit	1	1	2	2	3,868			6,113
3	Wisconsin	Eau Claire	1			2	3,586		1,312	4,898
3	Wisconsin	Fond du Lac	2	1	1	1	2,650			4,550
3	Wisconsin	Janesville	1			1		3,160	990	7,710
3	Wisconsin	Manitowoc	1	1		1	1,000			1,300
3	Wisconsin	Marinette	2	1						2,675
3	Wisconsin	Stevens Point	1	1		1				1,437	Data of 1919-20.
3	Wisconsin	Waukesha	2		1	1
3	Wisconsin	Wausau	2	2	4	1			234	1,534
3	Wisconsin	West Allis	1	2	1	3	1,641			3,017
3	Wyoming	Casper	1		1	1	2,636			4,123
3	Wyoming	Cheyenne	1	1		1	3,238	1,366	2,716	7,357
Group	State	City	Superintendents and assistant superintendents	Officers in charge of compulsory attendance and school census	School physicians and dentists	School nurses	Expended for promotion of health	Expended for recreation	Expended for transportation of pupils	Expended for auxiliary agencies	Notes

Source: “Table 2.—Administrative officers employed; and expenditures for promotion of health, recreation, transportation of pupils, and total auxiliary agencies, city public schools, 1921-22,” United States Department of the Interior, Biennial Survey of Education in the United States, 1920 – 1922, vol. 2 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1925), 80 - 93.

Teachers, Population, Enrollment, and Attendance

1920-22 City School Systems – Teachers, Enrollment, Attendance, and Buildings

Group	State	City	Population 1920	Average school term (days)	Supervisors and principals	Male teachers	Female teachers	Male students enrolled	Female students enrolled	Aggregate attendance (days)	Average daily attendance	Number of schools	Number of school buildings	Enrollment in private schools	Notes
1	Alabama	Birmingham	178,806	177	48	73	774	18,481	19,394	5,386,467	30,295	56	55
1	California	Los Angeles	579,877	189	319	661	4,249	74,826	76,203	20,803,691	110,072	393	410
1	California	Oakland	216,261	187	76	161	1,147	22,219	21,634	6,197,735	33,144	149	50
1	California	San Francisco	506,676	194	113	153	1,692	33,152	31,800	10,217,293	53,382	146	108	19,849
1	Colorado	Denver	256,491	180	86	195	1,563	23,074	22,870	7,320,240	40,309	129	77
1	Connecticut	Bridgeport	143,555	182	35	36	602	12,712	12,462	3,765,409	20,649	60	33		Data of 1919-20.
1	Connecticut	Hartford	138,036	184	21	102	736	15,096	14,867	4,231,448	22,997	27	26	4,000
1	Connecticut	New Haven	162,537	190	79	117	874	17,214	15,929	5,423,875	28,515	79	61
1	Delaware	Wilmington	110,168	176	34	30	366	6,670	6,533	2,150,157	12,237	35	31
1	District of Columbia	Washington DC	437,571	178	81	257	1,967	34,082	35,459	10,370,606	58,262	278	153
1	Georgia	Atlanta	203,550	180	75	103	915	18,405	17,379	6,117,300	33,985	67	64
1	Illinois	Chicago	2,701,705	191	305	1,138	9,816	214,693	204,215	65,634,358	343,638	708	335
1	Indiana	Indianapolis	314,194	179	123	176	1,281	25,214	24,795	7,800,677	43,579	80	79	6,148
1	Iowa	Des Moines	126,468	177	47	91	762	13,262	13,374	3,950,993	22,339	138	57
1	Kansas	Kansas City	101,177	171	34	49	397	8,949	9,028	2,554,740	14,940	61	44	3,948
1	Kentucky	Louisville	242,068	188	66	92	798	16,901	17,404	5,032,572	26,769	104	64
1	Louisiana	New Orleans	387,219	176	108	128	1,443	26,933	30,433	8,060,220	43,515	154	124	24,000	Number of school buildings and enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Maryland	Baltimore	733,826	188	144	377	2,551	51,953	51,539	15,906,236	84,582	209	155
1	Massachusetts	Boston	748,060	180	159	450	2,990	67,953	76,387	19,793,258	110,065	161	263	31,094
1	Massachusetts	Cambridge	109,694	174	39	56	460	9,336	8,980	2,610,073	14,999	60	32	6,427
1	Massachusetts	Fall River	120,485	181	27	32	620	9,777	9,603	3,054,850	16,866	66	56	7,599	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Massachusetts	Lowell	112,759	186	18	33	386	6,535	6,433	2,180,664	11,724	65	48	8,988
1	Massachusetts	New Bedford	121,217	189	42	20	465	9,201	9,116	2,974,945	15,826	69	38	4,737
1	Massachusetts	Springfield	129,614	188	47	114	733	12,095	11,456	3,616,608	19,234	64	43	5,042
1	Massachusetts	Worcester	179,754	181	54	81	783	14,568	14,579	4,327,355	23,855	113	75	6,024	Data of 1919-20.
1	Michigan	Detroit	993,678	187	329	502	3,678	76,370	73,675	22,148,726	118,483	543	192	43,611	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Michigan	Grand Rapids	137,634	195	58	93	748	11,285	11,362	3,829,341	19,723	106	47	11,003
1	Minnesota	Minneapolis	380,582	187	87	161	1,666	35,146	35,773	11,029,043	58,980	192	90
1	Minnesota	St. Paul	234,698	179	68	78	1,043	18,406	17,892	3,391,548	30,360	129	69	11,260
1	Missouri	Kansas City	324,410	189	91	256	1,447	29,378	29,346	8,749,169	46,821	181	97	6,000	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Missouri	St. Louis	772,897	193	155	285	2,650	54,582	54,017	17,030,899	88,243	254	228	30,000
1	Nebraska	Omaha	191,601	183	69	76	1,086	19,381	19,612	5,753,374	31,439	120	57
1	New Jersey	Camden	116,309	190	39	27	550	10,763	10,242	3,089,022	16,249	66	44
1	New Jersey	Jersey City	298,103	192	56	107	1,087	23,948	22,726	7,438,850	38,841	65	39
1	New Jersey	Newark	414,524	194	77	282	1,874	41,530	39,647	12,368,493	63,762	200	67	15,558	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	New Jersey	Paterson	135,875	193	47	81	605	14,644	13,554	4,012,857	20,845	66	26	4,000	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	New Jersey	Trenton	119,289	190	43	102	602	9,585	9,549	2,713,021	14,279	65	35
1	New York	Albany	113,344	187	37	26	403	6,851	6,428	2,081,707	11,132	66	27	7,439
1	New York	Buffalo	506,775	189	98	150	1,956	36,383	33,687	10,970,505	58,045	257	164	25,029
1	New York	New York	5,620,048	190	1,310	3,303	23,126	499,971	482,765	154,413,836	812,371	1,495	569
1	New York	Rochester	295,750	185	90	180	1,456	23,330	22,363	6,983,771	37,658	149	56	16,224	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	New York	Syracuse	171,717	183	45	66	637	14,242	13,702	4,495,000	24,353	142	38
1	New York	Yonkers	100,176	187	43	68	581	10,419	9,689	3,134,981	16,764	49	27
1	Ohio	Akron	208,435	183	39	103	798	16,354	16,293	5,290,829	28,929	92	31	3,373
1	Ohio	Cincinnati	401,247	194	79	250	1,437	26,091	25,972	8,623,970	44,332	141	67
1	Ohio	Cleveland	799,798	183	159	480	3,891	70,187	67,956	21,751,874	118,862	281	118	43,589
1	Ohio	Columbus	237,031	189	89	163	1,062	18,440	17,816	5,991,212	31,707	89	63
1	Ohio	Dayton	152,559	187	39	54	578	11,886	12,311	3,917,396	20,937	63	29	6,000
1	Ohio	Toledo	243,164	183	67	107	1,128	19,839	18,878	5,959,587	32,544	104	51
1	Ohio	Youngstown	132,358	193	36	52	488	11,146	10,699	3,313,305	17,909	53	46		Data of 1919-20.
1	Oregon	Portland	258,288	195	64	166	1,156	23,755	24,578	7,462,395	38,441	81	91
1	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,823,779	192	268	868	5,660	144,879	142,493	42,631,488	222,039	596	362	80,725	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	588,343	200	186	279	2,199	50,364	48,808	18,372,070	91,860	249	145	32,000	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Pennsylvania	Reading	107,784	197	16	43	411	8,699	8,425	3,005,635	15,257	68	46	3,322
1	Pennsylvania	Scranton	137,783	194	38	30	612	12,206	11,783	4,360,127	22,534	81	58	8,999
1	Rhode Island	Providence	237,595	181	29	88	1,117	21,453	21,240	6,412,140	35,335	185	105	8,522
1	Tennessee	Memphis	162,351	176	53	71	819	13,644	14,985	3,867,029	22,021	45	45
1	Tennessee	Nashville	118,342	184	42	36	404	10,604	11,131	3,301,173	17,941	37	36
1	Texas	Dallas	158,976	174	61	70	834	15,192	15,806	4,187,858	24,068	77	55
1	Texas	Fort Worth	110,820	176	35	50	514	10,591	11,214	3,061,101	17,392	56	34
1	Texas	Houston	138,276	180	71	94	720	14,797	15,603	4,349,160	24,162	78	59		Number of school buildings estimated.
1	Texas	San Antonio	161,379	171	39	40	550	14,172	13,968	3,549,127	20,816	40	107
1	Utah	Salt Lake City	118,110	181	53	71	612	14,547	14,132	4,608,713	25,463	78	39	2,213
1	Virginia	Norfolk	115,777	183	28	39	559	8,380	8,995	2,790,170	15,276	25	25
1	Virginia	Richmond	171,667	180	44	67	744	13,619	14,953	4,256,167	23,646	93	42	2,019	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Washington	Seattle	315,312	188	166	187	1,293	26,971	25,823	7,880,016	42,027	131	89	4,605	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
1	Washington	Spokane	104,437	186	39	99	552	10,602	10,678	3,258,941	17,520	46	40	2,291
1	Wisconsin	Milwaukee	457,147	192	85	234	1,568	35,883	34,322	11,068,102	57,792	235	75	26,148	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Alabama	Mobile	60,777	171	20	13	239	4,345	5,056	1,271,570	7,434	25	16	2,529	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Alabama	Montgomery	43,464	165	16	7	173	3,898	4,747	1,124,296	6,814	14	14
2	Arkansas	Little Rock	65,142	183	20	26	358	5,709	6,067	1,766,865	9,655	23	25		Data of 1919-20.
2	California	Berkeley	56,036	186	29	48	336	6,052	6,016	1,742,404	9,367	39	46
2	California	Fresno	45,086	177	22	62	354	7,863	7,635	1,907,375	10,776	44	23
2	California	Long Beach	55,593	171	29	58	363	8,201	8,348	1,988,450	11,595	31	18
2	California	Pasadena	45,354	175	20	72	342	6,008	6,237	1,591,915	9,112	42	26	1,942
2	California	Sacramento	65,908	188	29	36	360	6,176	6,017	1,618,008	8,617	46	39	1,245	Data of 1919-20.
2	California	San Diego	74,683	187	29	60	404	7,725	7,612	2,193,797	11,738	40	23
2	California	San Jose	39,642	177	24	37	241	4,621	4,568	1,285,248	7,261	19	10
2	California	Stockton	40,296	168	3	62	221	4,363	4,286	1,188,653	7,075	22	18
2	Colorado	Colorado Springs	30,105	181	31	47	204	3,805	3,967	1,054,144	5,824	34	21
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 1		179	15	14	115	2,206	2,245	563,313	3,147	17	9		Total population of 43,050 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and No. 20.
2	Colorado	Pueblo District No. 20		177	14	14	153	3,061	3,165	821,984	4,644	21	12		Total population of 43,050 includes Pueblo District No. 1 and No. 20.
2	Connecticut	Meriden	34,764	182	28	12	147	2,713	2,707	877,240	4,820	34	19	2,259
2	Connecticut	New Britain	59,316	184	14	14	319	6,020	6,189	1,751,036	9,516	27	16
2	Connecticut	Stamford	40,067	186	13	26	246	4,100	4,178	1,212,984	6,539	31	21		Data of 1919-20.
2	Connecticut	Waterbury	91,715	186	45	74	592	8,927	8,631	2,829,060	15,210	64	34	6,763	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Florida	Tampa	51,608	180	9	8	209	4,232	4,358	1,313,978	7,300	10	12
2	Georgia	Augusta	52,548	183	13	34	286	5,718	6,960	1,651,941	9,027	73	63
2	Georgia	Columbus	31,125	175	19	22	139	4,221	3,851	1,301,025	7,435	23	13
2	Georgia	Macon	52,995	182	18	27	282	6,795	7,307	2,057,874	11,307	46	46
2	Georgia	Savannah	83,252	183	16	26	304	6,023	7,036	1,940,305	10,602	17	17	3,000
2	Illinois	Aurora - East side		192	14	10	88	1,795	1,771	560,087	2,917	17	9	2,087
2	Illinois	Aurora - West side		197	9	9	56	890	823	280,243	1,422	9	5	332
2	Illinois	Cicero	44,995	189	8	5	165	3,778	3,545	1,287,675	6,813	14	14	1,750
2	Illinois	Danville	33,776	186	13	15	171	3,510	3,564	1,120,809	6,031	16	16	736
2	Illinois	Decatur	43,818	179	16	25	234	4,229	4,331	1,283,961	7,161	18	17
2	Illinois	East St. Louis	66,767	191	18	30	297	5,535	5,667	1,634,746	8,559	35	34	3,119	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Illinois	Evanston - District No. 76		180	4	1	68	958	767	334,641	1,859	8	4	578	Total population of 37,234 includes Evanston District No. 75 and No. 76.
2	Illinois	Joliet	38,442	177	25	11	207	3,914	3,606	1,108,521	6,263	54	21	4,059	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Illinois	Moline	30,734	179	21	13	152	2,823	2,707	858,147	4,800	30	16	725
2	Illinois	Oak Park	39,858	185	15	5	179	2,861	2,705	862,100	4,660	18	9	1,203
2	Illinois	Peoria	76,121	187	34	31	370	6,332	6,443	1,923,052	10,284	51	23	2,538
2	Illinois	Quincy	35,978	185	18	19	144	2,259	2,203	701,994	3,789	22	14	1,334
2	Illinois	Rockford	65,651	185	29	56	381	5,676	5,530	1,764,467	9,538	23	22	2,038
2	Illinois	Rock Island	35,177	183	16	13	165	2,591	2,577	851,490	4,653	16	17	685
2	Illinois	Springfield	59,183	186	21	30	327	4,381	5,542	1,671,954	8,989	27	19	3,111
2	Indiana	East Chicago	35,967	191	14	27	166	3,085	2,920	1,031,800	5,402	16	8	3,728
2	Indiana	Evansville	85,264	191	25	62	330	6,104	6,115	2,202,802	11,531	51	35
2	Indiana	Fort Wayne	96,549	187	34	46	319	5,835	5,824	2,081,871	11,133	50	21	4,097
2	Indiana	Gary	55,378	197	17	46	241	5,561	5,522	1,687,049	8,578	27	14	2,595
2	Indiana	Hammond	36,004	195	17	14	154	2,967	2,817	967,253	4,961	21	10	500	Data of 1919-20.
2	Indiana	Kokomo	30,067	180	23	36	157	3,069	2,956	913,680	5,076	14	13	418
2	Indiana	Muncie	36,524	180	25	40	226	2,303	2,351	741,241	4,117	14	13	365
2	Indiana	South Bend	70,983	200	20	44	425	6,726	6,466	2,254,800	11,274	39	21	3,954
2	Indiana	Terre Haute	66,083	185	28	49	382	8,149	7,981	1,830,760	9,896	70	34	1,391
2	Iowa	Cedar Rapids	45,566	184	23	20	303	4,369	4,394	1,376,320	7,480	42	21	1,486	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Iowa	Council Bluffs	36,162	179	20	17	210	4,085	4,064	1,153,084	6,740	36	17
2	Iowa	Davenport	56,727	193	23	35	269	4,787	4,678	1,499,414	7,770	48	21
2	Iowa	Dubuque	39,141	188	10	10	140	1,965	1,978	618,323	3,289	22	15	4,000
2	Iowa	Sioux City	71,227	191	51	36	441	6,414	6,538	2,350,521	12,307	64	31
2	Iowa	Waterloo (east side)		176	21	7	125	1,892	1,845	592,416	3,366	22	12		Total population of 36230 of Waterloo Eastside and West side.
2	Kansas	Topeka	50,022	182	23	27	239	4,526	4,630	1,258,596	7,486	40	25
2	Kansas	Wichita	72,217	176	35	32	474	9,202	9,233	2,495,107	14,217	47	27
2	Kentucky	Covington	57,121	174	15	15	165	3,223	3,358	929,365	5,341	29	16
2	Kentucky	Lexington	41,534	197	14	7	136	3,107	3,568	1,261,195	6,396	21	14
2	Louisiana	Shreveport	43,874	169	7	3	134	2,366	2,596	609,483	3,606	10	5	590	Data of 1919-20.
2	Maine	Lewiston	31,791	182	4	8	87	1,813	1,570	445,758	2,449	22	18	2,900
2	Maine	Portland	69,272	179	15	43	336	6,047	5,869	1,754,379	9,801	60	45
2	Massachusetts	Brockton	66,254	186	14	31	339	5,929	5,548	1,971,161	10,598	32	31	942
2	Massachusetts	Brookline	37,748	176	11	14	175	2,621	2,679	781,518	4,429	23	21	1,479
2	Massachusetts	Chelsea	43,184	179	9	13	241	4,185	3,984	1,323,440	7,394	10	7	2,123
2	Massachusetts	Chicopee	36,214	194	13	8	164	2,807	2,693	995,718	5,132	28	20	2,914
2	Massachusetts	Everett	40,120	182	14	11	228	4,221	4,295	1,404,434	7,717	19	23	231
2	Massachusetts	Fitchburg	41,029	179	19	24	173	2,768	2,732	886,277	4,947	25	25	2,771
2	Massachusetts	Haverhill	53,884	185	18	18	224	4,201	3,905	1,303,510	7,046	38	34	2,371
2	Massachusetts	Holyoke	60,203	188	20	36	243	4,755	4,536	1,279,672	6,806	33	20	6,218
2	Massachusetts	Lawrence	94,270	174	36	21	328	6,137	5,760	1,865,325	10,728	31	31	6,408	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Massachusetts	Lynn	99,148	181	14	34	397	7,347	7,199	2,399,321	13,237	45	45	3,851
2	Massachusetts	Malden	49,103	180	21	15	195	3,996	4,070	1,301,035	7,209	19	18	5,350
2	Massachusetts	Medford	39,038	182	13	24	207	3,780	3,726	1,133,791	6,253	22	19	63
2	Massachusetts	Newton	46,054	180	17	54	306	4,722	4,573	1,444,065	8,011	39	25	2,075
2	Massachusetts	Pittsfield	41,763	188	33	25	288	4,906	5,093	1,387,252	7,379	39	24	843
2	Massachusetts	Quincy	47,876	185	19	28	274	4,963	4,656	1,574,071	8,527	21	18	756
2	Massachusetts	Salem	42,529	176	11	15	159	3,086	2,773	910,941	5,176	25	19	3,236
2	Massachusetts	Somerville	93,091	175	22	40	380	7,667	7,808	2,310,302	13,188	41	28	3,373
2	Massachusetts	Taunton	37,137	183	9	13	192	3,186	3,122	1,025,429	5,594	33	30	1,408
2	Massachusetts	Waltham	30,915	181	5	10	126	2,106	1,990	631,797	3,495	27	15
2	Michigan	Battle Creek	36,164	189	12	29	195	3,554	3,690	1,154,702	6,126	28	20
2	Michigan	Bay City	47,554	170	29	28	242	2,512	4,148	1,089,700	6,410	32	20
2	Michigan	Flint	91,599	193	21	19	536	9,006	9,029	2,956,076	15,301	51	19	1,618
2	Michigan	Hamtramck	48,615	192	7	5	155	3,859	3,719	855,445	4,456	13	7
2	Michigan	Highland Park	46,499	190	9	41	314	4,986	4,847	1,238,582	6,519	27	8	771
2	Michigan	Jackson	48,374	188	11	23	209	4,123	4,027	1,240,484	6,599	55	20	1,900	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Michigan	Kalamazoo	48,487	184	17	35	276	4,447	4,404	1,311,994	7,131	45	12	2,100
2	Michigan	Lansing	57,327	184	9	42	277	5,735	5,610	1,694,222	9,208	60	22	800
2	Michigan	Muskegon	36,570	195	19	30	201	3,143	2,952	1,056,900	5,420	38	15	1,482
2	Michigan	Pontiac	34,273	196	9	14	143	2,979	3,004	830,648	4,238	18	10	637	Data of 1919-20.
2	Michigan	Saginaw - East side		195	34	18	151	3,523	3,369	1,082,640	5,552	16	16	1,750	Total population of 61,903 includes Saginaw Eastside and West side; Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Michigan	Saginaw - West side		186	12	21	151	2,666	2,644	800,251	4,306	12	10	1,270	Total population of 61,903 includes Saginaw Eastside and West side.
2	Minnesota	Duluth	98,917	178	41	56	619	9,714	9,552	2,710,228	15,226	103	39
2	Missouri	St. Joseph	77,939	178	32	25	368	6,861	6,874	1,926,138	10,821	46	37
2	Missouri	Springfield	39,631	175	9	20	215	5,105	5,179	1,364,125	7,795	23	21	727
2	Montana	Butte	41,611	168	14	22	246	4,345	4,290	1,167,709	6,950	30	19
2	Nebraska	Lincoln	54,948	176	30	27	366	6,339	6,352	1,858,384	10,559	58	21	780	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New Hampshire	Manchester	78,384	176	25	30	264	4,334	4,433	1,332,623	7,575	42	29	6,917	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New Jersey	Bayonne	76,754	193	22	47	439	8,337	8,241	2,387,101	12,369	26	16	4,750	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New Jersey	East Orange	50,710	188	16	30	267	4,524	4,608	1,398,041	7,437	28	10
2	New Jersey	Elizabeth	95,783	191	29	50	380	7,979	7,388	2,460,280	12,891	32	21	5,243
2	New Jersey	Hoboken	68,166	188	21	31	341	5,949	5,592	1,781,711	9,502	20	10	2,331	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New Jersey	New Brunswick	32,779	185	8	25	250	2,996	2,954	895,175	4,839	16	7
2	New Jersey	Orange	33,268	194	13	10	149	3,217	3,072	1,025,684	5,287	23	8
2	New Jersey	Passaic	63,841	193	25	17	348	6,363	6,064	2,002,687	10,384	22	14	4,254
2	New Jersey	Perth Amboy	41,707	187	10	22	198	4,297	4,038	1,320,328	7,061	22	12	1,750
2	New Jersey	West Hoboken	40,074	194	15	19	171	3,518	3,478	1,099,254	5,665	16	7	1,798	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Amsterdam	33,524	194	15	7	146	2,485	2,508	827,169	4,261	22	22		Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Auburn	36,192	186	19	22	244	2,825	2,769	918,250	4,948	45	15	1,899
2	New York	Binghamton	66,800	185	27	19	401	5,602	5,517	1,728,572	9,345	38	19
2	New York	Elmira	45,393	191	16	14	225	3,586	3,251	1,054,043	5,513	26	12	1,288
2	New York	Jamestown	38,917	187	23	10	222	3,898	3,645	1,197,188	6,400	29	15	69
2	New York	Mount Vernon	42,726	186	17	23	258	4,944	4,738	1,511,758	8,119	24	13	782
2	New York	Newburgh	30,366	186	11	7	143	2,771	2,626	830,786	4,467	7	8	499
2	New York	New Rochelle	36,213	185	19	18	225	4,018	3,780	1,194,294	6,461	28	11	1,223
2	New York	Niagara Falls	50,760	187	23	23	266	4,704	4,553	1,475,139	7,889	29	15	911
2	New York	Poughkeepsie	35,000	188	16	7	173	3,048	3,226	928,336	4,932	22	11	1,556	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Schenectady	88,723	188	38	27	530	8,746	8,869	2,781,675	14,783	48	25	1,359	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	New York	Troy (Union dist.)	72,013	182	21	17	242	3,411	3,312	973,909	5,351	29	15		Data reported includes Lansingburgh and Union district.
2	New York	Utica	94,156	189	33	25	436	8,535	8,581	2,370,168	12,540	44	27
2	New York	Watertown	31,285	186	12	4	176	3,281	3,302	1,018,715	5,476	25	13
2	North Carolina	Charlotte	46,338	173	21	12	233	4,726	5,220	1,391,785	8,045	17	17
2	North Carolina	Wilmington	33,372	180	8	21	139	3,165	3,760	983,700	5,465	11	11
2	North Carolina	Winston-Salem	48,395	175	15	8	189	4,421	4,737	1,286,225	7,350	11	13	300
2	Ohio	Canton	87,091	182	32	43	389	7,743	7,523	2,395,316	13,200	41	32
2	Ohio	Hamilton	39,675	193	6	19	153	2,980	3,041	1,003,630	5,214	18	14	1,944	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Ohio	Lakewood	41,732	181	17	45	254	4,196	3,998	1,284,616	7,097	21	12	1,190
2	Ohio	Lima	41,326	182	5	24	199	3,734	3,736	1,208,270	6,639	28	15
2	Ohio	Lorain	37,295	182	14	16	190	3,715	3,592	1,186,785	6,521	12	15	2,049
2	Ohio	Portsmouth	33,011	184	11	14	188	3,629	3,785	1,143,502	6,221	26	17	631
2	Ohio	Springfield	60,840	185	32	43	247	5,385	5,243	1,668,945	9,020	25	25	1,925
2	Oklahoma	Muskogee	30,277	172	21	37	193	3,830	4,085	1,080,330	6,282	23	17	462
2	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	91,295	172	39	49	504	9,302	9,397	2,729,782	15,917	58	35
2	Oklahoma	Tulsa	72,075	177	26	62	504	8,505	8,495	2,116,567	11,964	45	24	920
2	Pennsylvania	Allentown	76,051	194	12	77	268	6,708	6,586	2,251,968	11,608	34	28	1,276
2	Pennsylvania	Altoona	60,331	180	14	25	275	5,254	5,150	1,664,835	9,249	25	18	2,695	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	Bethlehem	54,149	198	9	41	204	4,806	4,455	1,536,285	7,758	28	25	2,211
2	Pennsylvania	Chester	58,030	189	9	18	248	4,305	4,515	1,202,796	6,364	24	24	2,240
2	Pennsylvania	Easton	33,813	190	10	27	126	2,914	2,827	937,461	4,934	15	15	505	Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	Erie	93,372	200	28	81	424	8,709	8,431	2,749,333	13,746	51	31	6,658	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	75,917	188	19	78	322	6,840	6,893	2,267,873	12,063	35	31
2	Pennsylvania	Hazelton	32,277	189	7	36	155	3,321	3,533	1,238,397	6,552	19	15	1,323
2	Pennsylvania	Johnstown	67,327	180	33	43	362	6,095	5,973	2,011,500	11,175	38	27	4,314
2	Pennsylvania	Lancaster	53,150	200	5	28	161	3,691	3,680	1,207,800	6,039	22	21		Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	McKeesport	46,781	180	20	26	213	4,822	4,638	1,461,240	8,118	14	14	2,326	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	New Castle	44,938	180	13	26	236	4,615	4,518	1,579,428	8,775	16	16	457	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Pennsylvania	Norristown	32,319	200		16	143	2,668	2,482	880,261	4,401	9	10	700
2	Pennsylvania	Wilkes-Barre	73,833	182	7	49	325	7,237	7,028	2,235,173	12,295	35	25	3,800
2	Pennsylvania	Williamsport	36,198	185	2	34	153	3,255	3,280	1,059,961	5,729	15	14	1,080
2	Pennsylvania	York	47,512	180	13	48	183	4,256	4,049	1,342,962	7,461	24	25	1,116
2	Rhode Island	Newport	30,255	185	1	16	136	2,280	2,297	722,652	3,922	22	15
2	Rhode Island	Pawtucket	64,248	176	15	20	302	5,018	4,968	1,341,405	7,640	38	28
2	Rhode Island	Woonsocket	43,496	183	1	7	120	2,539	2,449	739,729	4,054	21	21
2	Tennessee	Knoxville	77,818	179	24	57	386	8,224	8,648	2,393,557	13,372	52	40
2	Texas	Austin	34,876	172	21	24	201	4,044	4,178	1,065,661	6,295	22	18
2	Texas	Beaumont	40,422	179	17	9	161	3,395	3,461	994,203	5,554	12	12	415	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Texas	El Paso	77,560	195	21	28	426	8,394	7,757	2,499,759	12,819	26	16
2	Texas	Galveston	44,255	175	12	19	176	3,223	3,396	861,953	4,925	12	10
2	Texas	Waco	38,500	176	22	22	228	4,990	5,209	1,409,760	8,010	18	18
2	Texas	Wichita Falls	40,079	169	15	20	141	3,298	3,355	835,016	4,941	11	11
2	Utah	Ogden	32,804	165	18	23	220	3,789	3,743	998,187	6,049	25	14		Data of 1919-20.
2	Virginia	Petersburg	31,012	180	8	17	143	2,601	2,891	968,946	5,383	8	8	313
2	Virginia	Portsmouth	54,387	188	10	8	228	4,613	4,956	1,531,448	8,146	16	16	666
2	Virginia	Roanoke	50,842	180	20	31	254	5,860	6,058	1,730,160	9,612	17	16	1,390	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Washington	Tacoma	96,965	179	40	65	447	9,537	9,716	2,806,032	15,676	51	41	2,122
2	West Virginia	Charleston	39,608	179	22	39	311	4,273	4,688	1,287,010	7,190	19	17
2	West Virginia	Huntington	50,177	174	34	54	346	5,379	5,305	1,549,122	9,803	25	22
2	West Virginia	Wheeling	56,208	167	20	44	194	3,007	3,375	982,813	5,883	15	14	2,042
2	Wisconsin	Green Bay	31,017	187	18	14	175	2,590	2,510	832,029	4,449	22	17	2,516
2	Wisconsin	Kenosha	40,472	191	19	15	248	3,910	3,860	1,237,666	6,479	31	15	2,094
2	Wisconsin	La Crosse	30,421	182	11	18	132	2,592	2,776	842,740	4,626	29	11	1,484	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Wisconsin	Madison	38,378	177	18	22	238	3,541	3,475	1,079,631	6,100	32	20	1,495
2	Wisconsin	Oshkosh	33,162	188	19	15	158	2,653	2,624	841,736	4,471	25	14	2,200	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
2	Wisconsin	Racine	58,593	190	20	20	297	4,790	4,593	1,525,794	8,025	44	23	1,993
2	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	30,955	196	15	15	151	2,653	2,584	856,886	4,373	21	14	2,339
2	Wisconsin	Superior	39,671	181	15	19	203	5,477	5,541	1,463,437	8,119	48	12	1,141
3	Alabama	Bessemer	18,674	175	8	5	84	2,089	2,416	596,400	3,408	9	8
3	Alabama	Dothan	10,034	173	2	1	45	738	759	219,537	1,269	38	6	35
3	Alabama	Florence	10,529	173	1	7	60	1,215	1,276	324,178	1,874	8	7
3	Alabama	Gadsden	14,737	176	8	3	58	1,754	1,860	542,868	2,573	9	9
3	Alabama	Selma	15,589	175	3	4	67	1,332	1,509	387,987	2,217	7	9	1,100
3	Arizona	Phoenix	29,053	167	9	7	142	3,426	3,186	747,506	4,476	24	13		Data of 1920-21.
3	Arizona	Tucson	20,282	169	12	14	141	2,952	2,824	688,537	4,079	16	13
3	Arkansas	Fort Smith	28,870	176	14	16	165	3,340	3,567	993,420	5,644	15	17	695
3	Arkansas	Hot Springs	11,695	175	11	13	94	1,921	1,960	467,625	2,672	11	10
3	Arkansas	North Little Rock	14,048	173	1	9	63	1,720	1,953	435,614	2,518	13	11	335
3	Arkansas	Pine Bluff	19,280	168	14	17	94	2,155	2,120	514,584	3,063	13	13	350	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	California	Alameda	28,806	187	7	26	165	3,002	3,193	903,958	4,834	13	9
3	California	Alhambra	13,204	180	13	18	90	1,869	1,860	487,649	2,709	13	17
3	California	Bakersfield	18,638	181	13	11	146	2,446	2,345	680,950	3,761	24	12
3	California	Eureka	12,923	188	8	10	75	1,245	1,332	415,656	2,211	15	11
3	California	Glendale	13,536	179	6	5	87	1,636	1,509	520,890	2,910	17	10	116
3	California	Pomona	13,505	168	9	24	109	1,942	1,779	469,970	2,869	18	17
3	California	Riverside	19,341	169	10	33	136	2,651	2,753	706,571	4,189	24	21	119
3	California	San Bernardino	18,721	168	4	15	106	2,004	2,028	526,922	3,142	23	18	370	Data of 1919-20.
3	California	Santa Ana	15,485	173	5	25	122	2,402	2,409	650,292	3,798	24	18
3	California	Santa Barbara	19,441	172	3	21	87	1,918	1,716	390,903	2,274	16	17		Data of 1919-20.
3	California	Santa Cruz	10,917	181	4	12	75	1,326	1,318	386,016	2,132	10	17
3	California	Santa Monica	14,252	178	10	21	128	2,343	2,107	572,707	3,213	17	14	474
3	California	Vallejo	21,107	185	7	11	68	1,537	1,427	410,958	2,222	13	10
3	Colorado	Boulder	11,006	180	13	11	73	1,387	1,369	404,906	2,249	8	8	250
3	Colorado	Greeley	10,958	178	11	10	78	1,388	1,381	370,236	2,079	10	12	945
3	Connecticut	Ansonia	17,643	185	17	8	94	1,813	1,813	598,105	3,233	9	9	700	Average school term and average daily attendance: Data of 1920-21.
3	Connecticut	Bristol	20,620	182	18	3	132	1,920	1,856	648,318	3,572	12	12	679	Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Danbury	22,325	184	10	6	88	1,797	1,861	568,240	3,088	14	14
3	Connecticut	Derby	11,238	181	5	1	49	965	882	284,962	1,573	4	4	864
3	Connecticut	East Hartford	11,648	183	3	3	74	1,587	1,417	453,700	2,483	11	11
3	Connecticut	Enfield	11,719	183	3	4	69	1,295	1,236	394,730	2,160	16	15
3	Connecticut	Greenwich	22,123	193	18	6	164	2,149	1,956	728,200	3,773	25	17	937	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Manchester - Ninth district		185	5	3	98	1,449	1,388	441,290	2,386	9	6	182	Total population of 18,370 includes Machester Ninth district and Town districts.
3	Connecticut	Manchester - Town schools		181		1	35	625	625	182,810	1,010	9	9		Total population of 18,370 includes Machester Ninth district and Town districts; Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Middletown	22,129	189	2	10	70	1,329	1,295	421,687	2,231	5	7
3	Connecticut	Milford	10,193	180	2	1	68	1,334	1,267	348,300	1,935	13	9
3	Connecticut	Naugatuck	15,051	181	4	5	81	1,675	1,575	479,685	2,647	17	11	1,144
3	Connecticut	New London	25,688	180	10	0	118	2,328	2,266	604,080	3,356	16	8	927	Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Norwalk	27,743	189	4	11	132	2,469	2,745	809,865	4,285	28	19	986	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Norwich	29,685	186	4	5	111	2,000	1,953	626,864	3,380	32	19	2,212
3	Connecticut	Stonington	10,236	187	1	3	60	978	979	297,130	1,585	9	8
3	Connecticut	Stratford (p.o., Bridgeport)	12,347	186	4	2	100	1,902	1,963	522,474	2,809	15	11
3	Connecticut	Torrington	22,055	181	12	11	118	2,277	2,295	713,864	3,944	15	14	800
3	Connecticut	Wallingford	12,010	185	9	3	69	1,510	1,503	422,777	2,282	16	12	407	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Connecticut	Windham (p.o., Willimantic)	13,801	185	1	7	56	972	1,039	297,986	1,615	10	7	1,264
3	Florida	Miami	29,571	163	14	16	192	3,259	3,263	792,443	4,864	11	11
3	Georgia	Albany	11,555	176	6	3	59	674	778	226,448	1,287	5	5	35
3	Georgia	Athens	16,748	175	10	7	93	1,873	1,902	483,875	2,765	10	10
3	Georgia	Brunswick	14,413	180	7	7	55	1,037	1,194	327,060	1,817	7	6	450
3	Georgia	Rome	13,252	179	2	4	64	1,507	1,731	427,810	2,390	12	13	104
3	Georgia	Waycross	18,068	175	7	4	50	1,286	2,076	525,175	3,001	9	9
3	Idaho	Boise	21,393	170	8	25	127	2,513	2,446	672,180	3,954	10	12
3	Idaho	Pocatello	15,001	168	12	5	86	1,819	1,833	546,553	3,263	8	8
3	Illinois	Alton	24,682	193	15	13	119	1,782	1,743	654,694	3,401	26	15	1,600
3	Illinois	Belleville	24,823	197	5	6	74	1,648	1,558	548,093	2,781	24	10	1,217	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Berwyn	14,150	190	4	1	48	923	886	287,660	1,514	5	6	1,062
3	Illinois	Bloomington	28,725	176	13	16	152	2,359	2,539	730,617	4,149	16	11	1,384	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Blue Island	11,424	185	6	3	39	892	837	258,381	1,396	6	6	654
3	Illinois	Cairo	15,203	178	11	7	81	1,460	1,565	435,744	2,448	15	15	448
3	Illinois	Canton	10,928	172	4	9	67	1,279	1,335	434,397	2,525	11	10	157
3	Illinois	Centralia	12,491	179	10	6	58	1,079	1,052	342,427	1,913	7	10
3	Illinois	Champaign	15,873	182	2	12	99	1,601	1,618	497,781	2,742	10	10	300
3	Illinois	Chicago Heights	19,653	185	4	0	79	1,525	1,521	516,520	2,792	9	9	1,442
3	Illinois	Elgin	27,454	181	20	12	132	2,067	2,069	577,487	3,732	12	12	260	Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Forest Park	10,768	181		0	30	640	635	224,440	1,240	4	4	710
3	Illinois	Freeport	19,669	186	2	11	92	1,678	1,689	544,608	2,928	9	9	452
3	Illinois	Galesburg	23,834	185	19	13	132	2,285	2,332	724,830	3,918	14	17	374
3	Illinois	Granite City	14,757	192	5	10	103	2,011	1,952	638,976	3,328	8	8	392
3	Illinois	Herrin	10,986	184		6	55	1,326	1,267	408,655	2,221	7	7
3	Illinois	Jacksonville	15,713	179	8	7	70	1,101	1,354	379,979	2,122	9	9	405
3	Illinois	Kankakee	16,753	179	12	5	94	1,514	1,519	461,726	2,580	10	14	1,392
3	Illinois	Kewanee	16,026	175	8	7	68	1,446	1,530	456,755	2,610	10	8	437
3	Illinois	La Salle	13,050	191		2	39	751	714	246,772	1,292	5	5	1,386
3	Illinois	Lincoln	11,882	177	5	6	55	797	850	252,802	1,428	9	9	553	Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Mattoon	13,552	180	3	3	73	1,400	1,485	485,020	2,694	9	9
3	Illinois	Maywood	12,072												Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Melrose Park	7,147												Data of 1919-20.
3	Illinois	Murphysboro	10,703	179	5	1	37	909	835	271,720	1,518	5	5	380
3	Illinois	Ottawa	10,816	191		1	37	734	740	230,129	1,205	11	6
3	Illinois	Pekin	12,086	187	1	7	74	1,296	1,329	450,383	2,406	10	9	60
3	Illinois	Streator	14,779	190	7	1	57	964	926	324,117	1,706	10	9	983
3	Illinois	Urbana	10,244	179	9	12	66	1,063	1,078	337,406	1,882	7	7
3	Illinois	Waukegan	19,226	185		3	97	1,689	1,588	496,170	2,682	9	9	1,192
3	Indiana	Anderson	29,767	180	19	32	137	3,383	2,910	852,560	4,736	13	11	365	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Indiana	Bloomington	11,595	174	12	13	70	1,579	1,406	441,612	2,538	6	6
3	Indiana	Clinton	10,962	180	8	6	52	1,230	1,253	418,030	2,322	7	8	300
3	Indiana	Crawfordsville	10,139	179	12	18	59	1,158	1,181	357,642	1,998	14	9	85
3	Indiana	Elkhart	24,277	185	18	20	128	2,175	2,159	738,369	4,002	12	12	175	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Indiana	Elwood	10,790	174	5	10	59	1,279	1,265	376,657	2,165	6	6	304
3	Indiana	Frankfort	11,585	175	12	10	54	1,237	1,254	368,937	2,109	5	5
3	Indiana	Huntington	14,000	171	10	6	72	1,366	1,460	408,012	2,386	10	10	465
3	Indiana	Jeffersonville	10,098	180	10	4	39	882	942	278,064	1,545	7	6
3	Indiana	La Fayette	22,486	185	12	13	97	1,805	1,705	566,840	3,064	11	10
3	Indiana	Laporte	15,158	184	9	9	62	1,280	1,208	430,749	2,342	10	6	472
3	Indiana	Logansport	21,626	178	12	22	96	2,093	2,093	636,329	3,576	15	11	676
3	Indiana	Marion	23,747	176	14	30	114	2,565	2,424	676,886	3,846	13	15	200	Number of school buildings and enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Indiana	Michigan City	19,457	182	5	15	77	1,676	1,689	484,848	2,664	21	13	1,215	Number of school buildings and enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Indiana	Mishawka	15,195	194	8	11	93	1,767	1,648	481,314	2,481	11	7	905
3	Indiana	New Albany	22,992	175	7	11	91	1,954	2,033	537,618	3,073	10	14	1,500
3	Indiana	Newcastle	14,458
3	Indiana	Peru	12,410	180	3	9	59	1,129	1,168	360,540	2,003	10	7	335
3	Indiana	Richmond	26,765	185	19	37	144	2,826	2,599	816,590	4,414	22	12	825
3	Indiana	Vincennes	17,160	180	15	19	79	1,649	1,558	505,263	2,806	16	9
3	Indiana	Whiting	10,145	190	2	9	40	758	733	234,270	1,233	9	7	415
3	Iowa	Boone	12,451	182	12	5	71	1,345	1,317	424,788	2,334	8	8	580
3	Iowa	Burlington	24,057	183	16	19	130	2,216	2,259	709,125	3,875	23	14	500
3	Iowa	Clinton	24,151	185	16	4	110	1,714	1,775	490,805	2,653	20	13
3	Iowa	Iowa City	11,267	173	7	10	61	825	895	257,404	1,488	12	9
3	Iowa	Keokuk	14,423	181	12	5	83	1,001	1,433	405,802	2,242	8	8	404
3	Iowa	Marshalltown	15,731	163	1	7	108	1,723	1,745	525,337	3,222	17	9	222
3	Iowa	Mason City	20,065	174	8	12	141	2,182	2,316	666,942	3,833	25	13	340
3	Iowa	Ottumwa	23,003	180	18	14	136	2,842	2,926	871,688	4,656	15	15	170
3	Kansas	Arkansas City	11,253	175	6	11	68	1,598	1,595	457,568	2,622	11	11
3	Kansas	Atchison	12,630	170	4	7	62	1,066	1,131	294,780	1,734	12	7	348	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Kansas	Coffeyville	13,452	174	5	16	85	1,692	1,748	477,033	2,741	11	11
3	Kansas	Fort Scott	10,693	180	6	13	70	1,342	1,406	394,560	2,192	8	7
3	Kansas	Hutchinson	23,298	180	15	13	145	2,497	2,615	706,474	4,481	26	12	155	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Kansas	Independence	11,920	180		15	79	1,400	1,570	467,900	2,599	7	9
3	Kansas	Lawrence	12,456	173	14	15	80	1,410	1,541	427,829	2,473	16	10
3	Kansas	Leavenworth	16,912	170	16	7	85	1,318	1,378	392,360	2,308	11	11	448
3	Kansas	Parsons	16,028	176	1	14	65	1,397	1,647	424,759	2,410	6	6	260	Data of 1919-20.
3	Kansas	Pittsburg	18,052	174	3	13	105	2,128	2,105	622,677	3,579	9	9
3	Kansas	Salina	15,085	173	4	16	107	1,761	1,883	521,249	3,013	19	10
3	Kentucky	Ashland	14,729	175	15	6	92	2,132	2,165	693,226	3,961	11	11	300
3	Kentucky	Henderson	12,169	185	8	3	59	1,247	1,278	372,035	2,011	8	8	174	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Kentucky	Newport	29,317	194	6	8	98	1,715	1,525	529,038	2,727	9	8	1,725
3	Kentucky	Owensboro	17,424	181	5	15	89	1,886	1,913	537,068	2,967	11	10	825
3	Kentucky	Paducah	24,735	182	14	10	97	2,346	2,347	670,800	3,686	17	17	606	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Louisiana	Alexandria	17,510	175	10	9	85	1,573	1,548	465,350	2,659	9	6
3	Louisiana	Baton Rouge	21,782	178	9	2	83	1,373	1,317	418,834	2,353	7	7
3	Louisiana	Lake Charles	13,088	175	9	6	94	1,971	2,140	594,475	3,397	7	7	350
3	Louisiana	Monroe	12,675	172	5	3	52	1,005	1,149	319,010	1,850	5	4	625
3	Maine	Auburn	16,985	177	11	4	101	1,579	1,578	460,092	2,593	36	28	650	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Maine	Augusta	14,114	172	10	2	75	1,275	1,386	331,982	1,927	22	17	685
3	Maine	Bangor	25,978	172	14	14	162	2,415	2,564	740,290	4,304	36	28	1,146
3	Maine	Biddeford	18,008	179	1	4	42	577	532	189,148	1,057	18	17	2,773
3	Maine	Sanford	10,691	184	13	1	40	711	733	230	1,255	9	9	700
3	Maine	Waterville	13,351	173	13	1	73	1,250	1,221	322,935	1,867	14	10	1,076	Data of 1919-20.
3	Maryland	Annapolis	11,214	189	2	3	34	561	617	189,789	1,004	2	2
3	Maryland	Cumberland	29,837	180	13	10	108	2,279	2,314	713,340	3,963	14	12
3	Maryland	Frederick	11,066	180	2	11	60	1,181	1,272	362,880	2,016	8	6		Data of 1919-20.
3	Maryland	Hagerstown	28,064	180	4	13	106	2,542	2,613	760,687	4,226	8	10
3	Massachusetts	Adams	12,967	181	8	1	51	921	921	295,463	1,631	9	9
3	Massachusetts	Amesbury	10,036	180	2	5	46	610	626	198,984	1,108	8	8
3	Massachusetts	Arlington	18,665	180	11	10	138	1,796	1,823	578,256	3,205	8	8	330	Enrollment in private school: Data of 1919-20.
3	Massachusetts	Attleboro	19,731	187	12	7	123	2,041	1,899	638,986	3,417	19	19	387
3	Massachusetts	Belmont	10,749	179	6	9	69	1,118	1,138	333,298	1,862	11	7	124
3	Massachusetts	Beverly	22,561	179	17	6	151	2,462	2,402	781,839	4,373	13	13
3	Massachusetts	Braintree	10,580	178	4	3	67	1,266	1,268	370,596	2,082	18	10	174
3	Massachusetts	Clinton	12,979	178	1	2	62	1,009	985	325,680	1,825	13	12	687
3	Massachusetts	Danvers	11,108	177	9	8	54	1,050	990	330,514	1,863	10	10
3	Massachusetts	Dedham	10,792	182	3	6	79	1,373	1,310	429,183	2,353	9	9
3	Massachusetts	Easthampton	11,261	188	1	5	44	764	784	250,229	1,334	6	7	1,087
3	Massachusetts	Framingham	17,033	171	12	9	105	1,770	1,758	524,718	3,070	16	17	63	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Massachusetts	Gardner	16,971	173	11	13	76	1,474	1,456	457,427	2,646	11	11	825
3	Massachusetts	Gloucester	22,947	177	10	9	140	2,311	2,258	754,789	4,273	22	22	293	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Massachusetts	Greenfield	15,462	186	10	10	98	1,472	1,502	506,615	2,731	26	24	31	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Massachusetts	Leominster	19,744	191	4	11	84	1,581	1,519	520,969	2,733	14	14	827
3	Massachusetts	Marlboro	15,028	174	3	4	62	1,034	1,042	299,710	1,724	5	5	861	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Massachusetts	Melrose	18,204	177	15	8	95	1,598	1,525	503,885	2,851	11	11
3	Massachusetts	Methuen	15,189	178	5	3	86	1,718	1,688	544,897	3,056	19	19	186
3	Massachusetts	Milford	13,471	176	2	1	72	1,419	1,319	435,103	2,479	19	19
3	Massachusetts	Natick	10,907	185	8	2	53	1,068	1,102	362,142	1,958	10	11
3	Massachusetts	Newburyport	15,618	184	4	3	61	975	1,019	329,228	1,792	11	11	837
3	Massachusetts	North Adams	22,282	177	18	6	96	1,613	1,736	526,027	2,967	14	9	1,306
3	Massachusetts	Northampton	21,951	184	9	6	101	1,729	1,688	551,753	2,994	20	18
3	Massachusetts	Northbridge	10,174	176	1	2	54	978	896	299,879	1,704	10	10	137
3	Massachusetts	Norwood	12,627	176	10	3	85	1,388	1,375	448,619	2,546	10	9
3	Massachusetts	Peabody	19,552	176	15	9	105	1,868	1,560	538,917	3,055	12	12	714
3	Massachusetts	Plymouth	13,045	186	6	4	88	1,296	1,300	438,830	2,355	21	24
3	Massachusetts	Revere	28,823	173	16	14	209	3,569	3,513	1,089,073	6,301	16	14
3	Massachusetts	Saugus (p.o., Lynn)	10,874	182	4	3	72	1,289	1,266	428,916	2,354	14	13
3	Massachusetts	Southbridge	14,245	184	2	2	42	772	763	243,234	1,322	12	10	1,361
3	Massachusetts	Wakefield	13,025	181	7	9	83	1,446	1,453	474,773	2,626	10	10
3	Massachusetts	Watertown	21,457	173	10	7	104	1,846	1,810	568,419	3,288	19	11	1,090
3	Massachusetts	Webster	13,258	182	11	5	40	752	683	232,648	1,280	8	7	1,873
3	Massachusetts	Westfield	18,604	180	13	8	110	2,057	2,016	656,481	3,638	27	17
3	Massachusetts	West Springfield	13,443	186	4	7	94	1,549	1,593	489,390	2,631	17	13
3	Massachusetts	Weymouth	15,057	182	8	6	75	1,551	1,534	494,023	2,708	14	15	191
3	Massachusetts	Winchester	10,485	183	7	6	64	907	920	295,746	1,612	12	10	458
3	Massachusetts	Winthrop	15,455	181	6	9	73	1,413	1,432	459,176	2,533	5	5	23
3	Massachusetts	Woburn	16,574	175	1	7	81	1,665	1,470	496,103	2,833	14	14	825	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Adrian	11,878	186	12	8	57	1,133	1,225	357,908	1,925	16	7	300
3	Michigan	Alpena	11,101	192	5	7	55	785	792	244,608	1,274	10	9	1,193	Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Ann Arbor	19,516	190	9	25	142	1,920	1,955	606,100	3,190	15	8	378	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Benton Harbor	12,233	195	10	9	74	1,166	1,288	430,755	2,209	14	8
3	Michigan	Calumet	22,369	197	14	21	123	2,198	2,151	741,953	3,767	30	17	617
3	Michigan	Escanaba	13,103	190	15	12	71	1,461	1,413	439,660	2,314	20	8	865	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Holland	12,183	195	7	4	71	1,443	1,330	465,075	2,385	13	7	700
3	Michigan	Ironwood	15,739	194	7	20	97	2,012	1,901	615,707	3,176	14	10
3	Michigan	Ishpeming	10,500	180	5	7	67	1,214	1,159	386,218	2,146	15	9	400	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Marquette	12,718	186	7	7	58	992	919	306,075	1,650	26	13	800	Number of school buildings and enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Monroe	11,573	185		6	57	992	912	289,895	1,567	13	6	981
3	Michigan	Owosso	12,575	197	12	7	70	1,488	1,539	476,390	2,418	16	6	400
3	Michigan	Port Huron	25,944	185	15	6	107	1,790	1,729	334,387	1,807	17	15	760	Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Sault Sainte Marie	12,096	195	8	6	76	1,383	1,371	459,992	2,365	14	8	586	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Traverse City	10,925	180	10	4	51	942	1,038	278,280	1,546	10	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	Michigan	Wyandottw	13,851	196	3	6	39	818	817	229,673	1,171	6	3	1,532	Data of 1919-20.
3	Minnesota	Faribault	11,089	175	2	6	63	743	746	224,175	1,281	7	6
3	Minnesota	Mankato	12,469	173	7	7	63	926	942	285,320	1,645	10	5	1,097	Data of 1919-20.
3	Minnesota	Rochester	13,722	180	4	10	67	1,050	1,065	317,340	1,763	8	7	437	Data of 1919-20.
3	Minnesota	St. Cloud	15,873	180	6	9	61	925	964	294,120	1,634	9	9
3	Minnesota	Virginia	14,022	190	9	22	152	2,049	1,922	668,259	3,518	34	13	362	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Columbus	10,501	170	4	3	55	1,137	1,279	305,660	1,798	5	4		Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Greenville	11,560	178	12	5	65	1,125	1,489	359,906	2,021	9	8	445
3	Mississippi	Hattiesburg	13,270	180	2	3	67	1,700	1,800	498,060	2,767	10	9		Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Jackson	22,817	178	8	6	104	2,476	2,754	669,458	3,761	12	11
3	Mississippi	Laurel	13,037	176	8	2	80	1,905	1,931	526,256	2,991	15	10
3	Mississippi	Natchez	12,608	175	1	2	33	445	573	168,624	961	5	3		Data of 1919-20.
3	Mississippi	Vicksburg	18,072	172	1	3	34	662	668	184,620	1,075	4	4
3	Missouri	Cape Girardeau	10,252	190	5	9	62	1,246	1,307	373,012	1,964	9	7
3	Missouri	Carthage	10,068	171	1	6	73	1,308	1,396	388,683	2,273	9	9
3	Missouri	Columbia	10,392	180	11	6	59	1,209	1,278	376,020	2,089	7	7	315
3	Missouri	Hannibal	19,306	177	8	5	94	1,847	1,814	532,215	3,008	13	9
3	Missouri	Independence	11,686	173	5	6	80	1,649	1,618	486,334	2,811	10	10
3	Missouri	Jefferson City	14,490	180	3	5	55	1,120	1,165	335,860	1,977	13	8	662
3	Missouri	Joplin	29,902	180	26	16	174	3,517	3,493	1,031,580	5,731	21	21
3	Missouri	Moberly	12,808	180	5	5	64	1,192	1,490	380,000	2,110	8	8
3	Missouri	Sedalia	21,144	179	10	6	111	2,134	2,352	695,871	3,887	13	12	292
3	Montana	Anaconda	11,668	192	6	7	61	950	941	343,504	1,789	6	6	885
3	Montana	Billings	15,100	165	12	6	121	1,787	1,889	458,724	2,783	15	10	220
3	Montana	Great Falls	24,121	181	18	8	164	2,776	2,843	865,148	4,780	30	14	484	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Montana	Helena	12,037	189	15	7	60	1,066	1,134	326,326	1,727	9	7	613	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	Montana	Missoula	12,668	184	7	2	74	1,206	1,252	372,924	2,027	10	10
3	Nebraska	Grand Island	13,947	176	7	2	83	1,572	1,653	416,067	2,364	22	8	212	Data of 1919-20.
3	Nebraska	Hastings	11,647	180	8	9	71	1,554	1,557	436,973	2,427	16	7
3	Nebraska	North Platte	10,466	178	11	3	50	916	1,060	328,766	1,847	7	9
3	Nevada	Reno	12,016	173	1	6	69	1,338	1,364	335,600	1,946	8	9		Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Berlin	16,104	176	2	11	38	782	718	220,357	1,253	6	6	2,242	Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Concord	22,167	179	20	13	87	1,522	1,465	459,063	2,571	28	18
3	New Hampshire	Dover	13,029	172	1	4	46	679	670	217,424	1,264	11	11		Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Keene	11,210	172	2	7	64	1,066	1,116	345,025	1,985	18	13	288	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New Hampshire	Laconia	19,897	174	3	4	37	680	675	202,238	1,161	9	9	900
3	New Hampshire	Nashua	28,379	166	4	8	124	2,040	1,927	557,759	3,353	24	22	2,401
3	New Hampshire	Portsmouth	13,569	176	6	7	76	1,287	1,286	384,516	2,182	16	11	490	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Asbury Park	12,400	190	9	11	88	1,777	1,768	502,444	2,645	14	7	110
3	New Jersey	Belleville	15,660	195	5	5	98	2,090	1,919	663,769	3,404	7	7	520
3	New Jersey	Bloomfield	22,019	189	10	19	131	2,290	2,407	697,979	3,693	19	9
3	New Jersey	Bridgeton	14,323	188	7	9	79	1,596	1,546	478,620	2,546	8	8
3	New Jersey	Clifton	26,470	192	8	8	155	3,188	3,083	1,006,349	5,241	32	11	440
3	New Jersey	Englewood	11,627	187	9	9	79	1,486	1,275	422,736	2,261	12	6	618
3	New Jersey	Garfield	19,381	192	8	7	130	2,981	2,877	920,959	4,797	14	8	313
3	New Jersey	Gloucester	12,162	187	1	4	44	1,034	1,095	295,860	1,584	10	9	851
3	New Jersey	Hackensack	17,667	190	11	21	153	2,282	2,258	718,871	3,784	15	9	459
3	New Jersey	Harrison	15,721	192	8	5	58	1,162	1,156	360,348	1,877	4	3
3	New Jersey	Irvington	25,480	195	16	16	136	2,567	2,559	772,005	3,959	12	11
3	New Jersey	Kearny	26,724	189	16	9	157	2,795	2,679	854,245	4,520	21	9
3	New Jersey	Long Beach	13,521	184	8	7	98	1,961	1,916	533,835	2,901	14	10
3	New Jersey	Millville	14,691	190	5	5	81	1,596	1,547	492,476	2,609	10	8	201
3	New Jersey	Montclair	28,810	181	12	32	207	3,145	2,989	932,095	5,150	29	13	1,275	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Morristown	12,548	183	3	7	53	1,083	1,050	326,867	1,786	8	5
3	New Jersey	North Bergen	23,344	194	8	0	168	2,991	2,765	889,911	4,587	15	10	400
3	New Jersey	Phillipsburg	16,923	185	1	13	70	1,513	1,563	528,651	2,855	11	10	400	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Plainfield	27,700	191	10	15	170	3,081	3,011	948,931	4,973	21	13
3	New Jersey	Rahway	11,042	190	3	7	64	1,188	1,110	363,982	1,918	6	5	317
3	New Jersey	South Orange	12,557	188	9	0	86	1,438	1,389	442,349	2,353	9	4
3	New Jersey	Summit	10,174	186	16	3	62	1,018	903	315,781	1,698	11	6
3	New Jersey	Town of Union (p.o., Weehawken)	20,651	197	4	13	83	2,102	2,081	649,323	3,297	7	7	1,000	Data of 1919-20.
3	New Jersey	Weehawken	14,485	194	6	1	56	1,016	982	324,434	1,672	8	3
3	New Jersey	West New York	29,926	194	6	16	172	3,335	3,131	1,012,229	5,221	12	5	1,500
3	New Mexico	Albuquerque	15,157	180	6	13	89	1,840	1,759	493,949	2,743	8	9	800	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Batavia	13,541	187	7	3	83	1,333	1,175	377,847	2,020	9	8	444	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Beacon	10,996	186	7	2	48	928	915	238,754	1,284	7	4		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Cohoes	22,987	192	4	1	67	973	878	290,697	1,514	15	11		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Corning - District No. 9		189	3	4	32	608	636	199,179	1,056	4	3	811	Total population of 15,820 includes Corning District No. 9 and 13; Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Corning - District No. 13		186		6	38	692	660	203,385	1,093	4	2	164	Total population of 15,820 includes Corning District No. 9 and 13; Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Cortland	13,294	188	10	0	64	1,049	1,100	323,661	1,721	11	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Dunkirk	19,336	191	9	12	119	1,740	1,697	570,783	2,995	17	9	1,294	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Fulton	13,043	189	94	4	61	1,186	1,178	379,577	2,008	6	5	550
3	New York	Geneva	14,648	192	6	6	67	1,031	1,173	309,823	1,616	9	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Glen Falls	16,638	184		4	61	1,008	1,087	302,659	1,645	9	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Gloversville	22,075	191	2	4	122	2,112	2,063	659,227	3,451	19	10	19
3	New York	Herkimer	10,453	186	4	1	57	1,018	1,052	309,408	1,664	6	4
3	New York	Hornell	15,025	189	11	4	96	1,483	1,492	395,843	2,094	11	6
3	New York	Hudson	11,745	186	2	4	56	952	976	285,850	1,537	7	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Ilion	10,169	187	6	3	59	931	920	280,955	1,501	10	5		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Ithaca	17,004	192	11	2	93	1,700	1,689	525,967	2,740	11	7	917
3	New York	Johnstown	10,908	189		4	67	1,027	1,032	341,040	1,809	14	6
3	New York	Kingston	26,688	183	11	7	114	1,914	1,934	562,219	3,069	9	9	1,317	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Lackawanna	17,918	186	10	5	70	1,426	1,340	415,702	2,235	15	9	1,600	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Little Falls	13,029	188		5	46	848	844	262,363	1,396	7	4		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Lockport	21,308	191	9	8	118	1,819	1,789	530,137	2,771	14	13	718	Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Middletown	18,420	186	5	8	73	1,386	1,489	410,688	2,208	9	8		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	North Tonawanda	15,482	192	11	7	69	1,353	1,218	360,927	2,021	12	6	1,020
3	New York	Ogdensburg	14,609	189	1	6	60	952	945	288,334	1,525	10	9		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Olean	20,506	189	9	7	117	2,282	2,300	783,817	4,149	19	10	509
3	New York	Oneida	10,541	184	5	3	53	837	865	269,334	1,462	6	5	258
3	New York	Oneonta	11,582	187	12	1	43	1,011	1,051	310,066	1,658	7	5
3	New York	Ossining	10,739	186	7	2	55	994	937	316,896	1,704	8	6	223	Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Oswego	23,626	190	8	6	112	1,601	1,614	473,953	2,498	13	11	1,558
3	New York	Peekskill - District No. 7		187	4	4	36	791	714	235,763	1,261	5	3	217	Total population of 15,868 includes Peekskill District No. 7 and No.8; Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Peekskill - District No. 8		187		1	35	750	749	211,129	1,129	5	2	125	Total population of 15,868 includes Peekskill District No. 7 and No.8; Enrollment in private schools: Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Plattsburg	10,909	187	2	4	43	735	747	214,071	1,146	12	8	1,272
3	New York	Port Chester	16,573	186	10	4	144	1,925	1,944	619,764	3,332	13	7		Data of 1919-20.
3	New York	Port Jervis	10,171	187	8	4	55	968	972	297,883	1,593	17	7	340
3	New York	Rensselaer	10,823	190	5	0	61	835	847	261,394	1,376	6