Reviews
Journal of the American Statistical Association · 1922 · Volume 18 · Issue 140
DOI: 10.1080/01621459.1922.10502503
Abstract
Increase of Population in the United States 1910–1920 , by William S. Rossiter. Bureau of the Census. 1922. 259 pp. Reviewed by Walter F. Willcox Wages and Hours in Anthracite Mining. National Industrial Conference Board, Research Report Number 47. New York: The Century Co. 1922. 67 pp. Reviewed by Alvin H. Hansen Report on Productive Industries, Railways, Taxes and Assessments, Waterways, and Miscellaneous Statistics of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Year 1920. Department of Internal Affairs. Compiled by the Bureau of Statistics and Information, M. Hoke Gottschall, Director, Harrisburg, Pa.: J. L. L. Kuhn, Printer to the Commonwealth. 1921. 1,040 pp. Reviewed by Roswell F. Phelps Wealth and Taxable Capacity , by Sir Josiah Stamp. London: P. S. King & Son, Ltd. 1922. 195 pp. Reviewed by T. S. Adams Statistical Year Book of the Kingdom of Siam. 1921. Reviewed by F. L. Hoffman United States Life Tables 1890, 1901, 1910, 1901–1910 , prepared by James W. Glover. Published by the Bureau of the Census, Washington. 1921. 496 pp. Reviewed by Robert Henderson Introduction to Economic Statistics , by George R. Davies. New York; The Century Company. 1922. vi, 163 pp. Reviewed by Frederick C. Mills The Clothing Workers of Chicago , 1910–1922, by Leo Wolman, Eleanor Mack, H. K. Herwitz, and Paul Wander, Chicago: The Chicago Joint Board, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1922. 424 pp. Reviewed by George Soule Annual Report on the Demography and Public Health of Brussels for the Year 1920. Reviewed by F. L. Hoffman The Mathematical Theory of Probabilities and Its Application to Frequency Curves and Statistical Methods , by Arne Fisher. Volume I. Mathematical Probabilities, Frequency Curves, Homograde and Heterograde Statistics. 2d. ed., greatly enlarged. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1922. xxix, 289 pp. Reviewed by Edwin Bidwell Wilson
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