IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
February 13, 1914.

Resolved, That the report of the commission appointed by the National Civic Federation and the American Federation of Labor to study the operation of State workmen's compensation laws be printed as a Senate document, together with the appendix accompanying said report, and that five thousand additional copies be printed for the use of the Senate.

Attest:

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JAMES M. BAKER, Secretary.

COMMISSION OF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND THE NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION TO STUDY OPERATION OF STATE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAWS.

[Composed of representatives of the public, employers, and labor.]

Chairman, CYRUS W. PHILLIPS, member of the former New York State Commission on Employers' Liability, and an attorney at law, Rochester, N. Y.

J. WALTER LORD, chairman of the Maryland State Commission on Employers' Liability and Workmen's Compensation; chairman of the Civic Federation's Maryland State council; and an attorney at law, Baltimore, Md.

OTTO M. EIDLITZ, New York Building Trades Employers' Association, New York City.
LOUIS B. SCHRam, chairman labor committee, United States Brewers' Association,
Brooklyn, N. Y.

James Duncan, vice president, American Federation of Labor, Quincy, Mass.
JOHN MITCHELL, vice president, American Federation of Labor, Mount Vernon, N. Y.

Mr. Duncan and Mr. Mitchell were appointed by the American Federation of Labor to cooperate with the National Civic Federation.