The total number of males between the ages of 20 and 29 years reporting the information is 32,568, of whom 56 per cent are single, 43.5 per cent married, and 0.5 per cent widowed. In the same age group the total number of persons native-born of foreign father reporting is 3,008, of whom 62.1 per cent are single, 37.5 per cent are married, and 0.4 per cent are widowed. The proportion of married people is smaller in this group than in any of the others. The total of persons nativeborn is 11,909, of whom 52.1 per cent are single, 46.9 per cent are married, and 0.1 per cent are widowed. The total foreign-born reporting is 20,659, of whom 58.3 per cent are single, 41.5 per cent are married, and 0.3 per cent are widowed. The race of foreign birth reporting the largest number of persons is the Slovak. Out of a total of 4,380 male Slovaks, 44.3 per cent are single, 55.6 per cent are married, and 0.1 per cent are widowed. A total of 3,034 Polish males reported; of that number 62.9 per cent are single and 37.1 per cent are married. The North and South Italians show proportions that are almost parallel. Of a total of 2,870 North Italians, 67.6 per cent are single, 32 per cent are married, and 0.3 per cent are widowed. Of a total of 1,939 South Italians, 62.2 per cent are single, 37.4 per cent are married, and 0.3 per cent are widowed. A total of 1,751 Magyar males report complete information, and of that number 57.7 per cent are single, 42.1 per cent are married, and 0.2 per cent are widowed. Like the other races just considered, the Croatians show a high proportion of single persons; 61.3 per cent of a total of 1,195 males are single, 38.2 per cent are married, and 0.4 per cent are widowed. It has been pointed out in this consideration of the males 20 to 29 years of age that in the totals a greater proportion of the males nativeborn of foreign father than of any other group are single. Of a total of 842 males whose fathers were born in Germany, 63.8 per cent are single, 36.1 per cent are married, and 0.1 per cent are widowed. Those who are native-born of English parentage are the next in numbers; 57 cent of a total of 668 males are single, 42.4 per cent are married, and 0.5 per cent are widowed. Of a total of 411 persons whose fathers were born in Ireland, 67.6 per cent are single, 31.6 per cent are married, and 0.7 per cent are widowed.

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Information was furnished by 32,840 males between the ages of 30 and 44 years. Of this number, 14.6 per cent are single, 83.4 per cent are married, and 2 per cent are widowed. Of the 2,124 males native-born of foreign father, 21.9 per cent are single, 75.6 per cent are married, and 2.5 per cent are widowed. The native-born males reporting are 10,731, and of that number 15.4 per cent are single, 81.2 per cent are married, and 3.4 per cent are widowed. Of the 22,109 males of foreign birth, 14.2 per cent are single, 84.5 per cent are married, and 1.3 per cent are widowed. It will be seen from these

totals that the proportion of married males is greater in the group of foreign-born persons than in either of the others. Of the foreignborn races reporting in large numbers, the Slovaks show the largest proportion married. Of a total of 4,768 males reporting from this race, 93 per cent are married, 6.1 per cent are single, and 0.9 per cent are widowed. In the proportion of married males, the Magyars are second among the races that report in large numbers. Of a total of 1,963 males, 90.2 per cent are married, 9 per cent are single, and 0.8 per cent are widowed. Among the 3,116 Polish males reporting the proportion of married men is also large; 86.3 per cent are married,

12.7 per cent are single, and 0.9 per cent are widowed. Of 1,549 South Italians, 15.8 per cent are single, 83.3 per cent are married, and 0.8 per cent are widowed. A total of 1,083 foreign-born Germans report in this age group, and of that number 16.3 per cent are single, 82 per cent are married, and 1.8 per cent are widowed. The only other foreign-born race in this group reporting 1,000 or more males is the North Italian. Of a total of 2,699 of that race, 19.3 per cent are single, 79.1 per cent are married, and 1.6 per cent are widowed.

From information reported for 12,882 males 45 years of age or over, it is found that 86.8 per cent are married, 6.7 per cent are single, and 6.6 per cent are widowed. The most interesting fact in connection with the totals is that slight difference exists between the percentages for the native-born and those for the foreign-born. Of the native-born, 86.4 per cent are married, as compared with 87.1 per cent of the foreign-born; 5.8 per cent of the native-born are single, as compared with 7.2 per cent of the foreign-born; and 7.8 per cent of the native-born are widowed, as compared with 5.7 per cent of the foreign-born.

Of the males 45 years of age or over who are native-born of native father, the negroes show a proportion of 11.7 per cent who are widowed, as compared with 6.5 per cent of the whites. The whites show a larger proportion of married males, however, the proportion being 90.1 per cent, as compared with 79.8 per cent of the negroes. Of the foreign-born males in this group, the Bulgarians show 100 per cent married. The Bohemians and Moravians, Greeks, South Italians, Magyars, Poles, Russians, Ruthenians, and Slovaks each report 90 per cent or more married males, while in no case among these races does the proportion of widowed males equal 4 per cent. The Mexicans show the smallest proportion of married males, 60.7 per cent, and next to this race come the Irish, of whom only 75.8 per cent are married. The Croatians, English, French, Germans, North Italians, Lithuanians, Montenegrins, Roumanians, Scotch, Servians, and Slovenians each report a proportion not less than 80 per cent nor more than 90 per cent of married males.

The Mexicans report the largest proportion of single males, 32.1 per cent, and the Servians the largest proportion of widowed males, 16.7 per cent.

Of the native-born of foreign father, or second generation immigrants, those whose fathers were born in Scotland report 90.5 per cent of married males, with Wales, Germany, and England following in the order named.

In addition to the information secured from individual employees, the household study, as shown in the following table, exhibits the conjugal condition of male members of such households, by age groups and by general nativity and race of individual.

TABLE 101.-Per cent of persons in each conjugal condition, by sex and age groups, and by general nativity and race of individual.

(STUDY OF HOUSEHOLDS.)

[This table includes only races with 80 or more persons reporting. The totals, however, are for all races.]

TABLE 101.-Per cent of persons in each conjugal condition, by sex and age groups, and by general nativity and race of individual-Continued.

TABLE 101.-Per cent of persons in each conjugal condition, by sex and age groups, and by general nativity and race of individual-Continued.

The 3,811 males 20 years of age or over furnishing complete data, are apportioned into age groups as follows: 1,507 are from 20 to 29 years of age, 1,789 are from 30 to 44 years of age, and 515 are 45 years of age or over. Of the total number of males, 75.4 per cent of whom are married and 1 per cent widowed, 93.1 per cent are foreignborn and 6.9 per cent native-born. A comparison of the foreign and the native born shows that a larger proportion of the former than of the latter are married, while a smaller proportion of the former than