of charts * setting forth the results of this investigation
and these have been made a part of the report. In
connection with this Mr. Bowers made a number of
diagrams setting forth the results in graphic form
which present some curious and some suggestive and
interesting features. Mr. Bowers has had some training
in statistical methods and at our suggestion he incor-
porated in his summary of the facts some suggestions
as to future methods of work.
Messrs. Pratt, Putnam and Teeson.
The three members of the subcommittee from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology have submitted
a report of approximately 100 typewritten pages illus-
trated by a large number of diagrams and charts.f In
the first part of their report they cover somewhat the
same ground as was covered by Messrs. Huff and
Lusby, but they arrive at their facts and conclusions
independently. Furthermore, they present a number of
interesting details not contained in the other reports.
