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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
NEW JERSEY EPISCOPALTANS
ELECT STANDING COMMITTEE
Spirited Balloting in Diocesan Con-
vention at Trenton

TRENTON May 1O-Electlon of the
Standing Committee was the feature OF
this mornings session of the 144th convea-
ton of the Episcopal diocese of New Jer-
sey, at Christ Church pro-cathedra here
today. The contest was spirited, four bal
lots being required.
The committee, as elected. comprises
four clergymen-the Revs. Alfred B.
Baker, D. D.; Charles NJ. Perkins, Charles
S. Lewis and DR.. Hamilton Schuyler-and
four laymen, David G. Baird. Charles
Townsend, Warren R. Dix and. Charles
Mecum.
Other business of the morning consisted
of the reading of reports from the various
parishes of the diocese, showing a healthy
condition of the denomination.
An important feature of the session this
afternoon will be the election of deputies
to the general convention There are 90
candidates. There win also be an election
of deputies to the provincial synod.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
PRIMITIVE METHODIST
PULPIT APPOINTMENTS
Announced for Luzerne District at
Closing Session of Conference

POTTSVILLE, Pa, May 10.-Appoint-
ments in the Luzerne district announced
at the Primitive Methodist conference at
st. Clair, at the close Of the sessions,
follow: ta f'r
WILKES s-BARRE-First. H. J.. Bucking-
ham; second, A. Iveson
-, oTTH-FiFst,o ], j. Jenrles; second,
MORRIS RuN--A. B. Russell. =,
PLAINS-W 7. williams.
AVOCA-James Moore.
DICKENS CITY-J Truscott
TAYLOR-N. White.
NANTICOKE-C. w. Peters
PARSONS-T. Cook
HUDSON-W. J. Walters
JERALYN-J. II. Pinker
OLYPHANT-J. S. Resign.
OLD FORGE-G. S. Glees
HAZLETON-W. RUSSELL
SCRANTON-R. Wilson.
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Want stockholders 10 Settle

Referee in Bankruptcy s. Conrad OFT
today is hearing argument in Camden on
rule to show cause why 1914 common
stockholders OF the Linwood Haines Com
pany OF America, Limited, should not be
compelled TO pay the balance on their un-
paid stock The stock was presented 10
the purchasers OF preferred stock as a
bonus. In the absence OF the trustee, j.
Mercer Davis, his attorney Walter r
Carroll testified that II would require
about Sss,k00 additional to settle the case
S10,000 OF which would be counsel fees
on the unpaid claims OF the concern thsss
remains balance Of s21. .556.6s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

Willie Cummins, 4 years old, of ,,,,
South Colorado street, owes his life "a n.
strong texture of his trousers. VIVA
caught on a snag in sewer into vh,S
Willie had fallen yesterday, and held hin
until his brother Albert dragged him J..
safety. Policeman Mcknight, who sIa.s y
in the rescue, was overcome by sss.. s.,
gas and was treated at the Methodist M.
pital. Willie was attended at the AZ.
institution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
TAYLOR CHEERED
IN TRANSIT TALK
in WEST SECTION
Former Director ID and
Mayor Lead Rousing West
Philadelphia Rally
FACTS PROVE BENEFITS
Transit Rallies to Hear
Mayor and Taylor Speak
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
North Penn Improvement Asso-
citation banquet, Majestic Hotel.
Mayor Smith will speak.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Mass-nleetines fol- business asso-
Citations in Common Council cham
Der at 3 o'clock. Ex-Director Tav-
lor, Mayor Smith and number of
others will speak. Public.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Business Science Club luncheon,
1880 p. m. Ex-DireCtor Taylor
will speak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
Market street Theatre Mortgaged

The Pennsylvania Company for Insur-
ances on Lives on Granting Annuities has
taken a first mortgage Of S525 900 on the
moving picture theatre 1214-16-ls Market
street, lot 4s feet by irregular, owned by
Stanley v, Mastbaum and Alfred w
Fielsher. The theatre has been conveyed
by Stanley " Mastbaum and Alfred W.
Fleisher 10 David c. Foiwell, who has
made the mortgage TO the Pennsylvania
Company and reconveyed the theatre sub
ject 10 this mortgage 10 Stanley v. Mast
baum and Alfred W. Blelsher. The thea
tire is assessed at s75o,oo0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
TWO RAPID TRANSIT
BOOSTERS

William H. Emhardt, president
of the Germantown and Chestnut
Hill Improvement Association
(above), and William j. Milligan,
recording secretary of the Fair
mount Business Mems Associa-
tion (below), both favor the Tay-
lor plan and are working in their
wards for the passage of the
transit loan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

WANTED-Gir for general housework; must
he ble and good plain cook, no laun-
dry work. il5 West Hortter st. Phone
Ger. l207-W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
HELP wANTED-AIALE
TUdBoAT ENGINEERS

pRAUGHTsAIAN WANTED. GOOD ON PO,,,
ER INSTALLATION. APPLY NAITCIfTpNy
q WEIMAR, WEsTMoRELAND AND JAS.
PER SITS. ''NS
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BONWIT TELLER & co. require the services
OF experienced saleswomen in their gown
and dress departments: permanent positions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

MACHINIsTs WANTED, experienced engine
lathe lathe hands @ Apply WIN. F. RUWELL. ii9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

SI.O0 SUNDAY sEAsH0RE TRIPS
Penna, r.. r. Market ST Wharf. Atlantic CITY
Z 30 am. Anaiezea. Wildwood Cape Nay. Ocean
eilE sea ISIS CITY, stone HaTbor. 7;20 4, m.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

Il ,LERK-Yogng man between 10 and is aa
$3.50 p. m. ~ o'clock Saturday: steady wosS
and advancement. address Ia own hand-
Writlngs giNing age. reference and eTo
A 440. Ledger Branch. ss9 W. GIrsrd ate,,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
ASHURST SAYS WILL
 AID AVIATION BILL
Arizona Senator Strong for Proposed Bill Which Will Give State
 Aviation Corps

The governors office yesterday re ceiVed a wire from United States Senator Henry F. Ashurst, stating that he would support the militia av- iati"n bill now pending before con gress. Governor Hunt wired the sen ator the day before, urging him to aid the bill as much as possible
 Senator Ashurst seemed to think that the project of offering the state fair grounds as an aviation field was the proper thing
 Following is a capy of the telegram received from the senator:
 "I am strongly in favor of the bill proposing formation of military aero squadron as a part of preparedness program and shall give the bill my earnest support. Should the bfl be 1 come law, I would suggest that the state tender to the war department 1 it's fair grounds as headquarters of a military aero squadron. Upon ad- vices from you that such tender mas been made I will call at the war de- l partment and urge acceptance.
 HENRY F. ASHURST
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
BREAK CAMPAIGN ID
 FINISH UP BUSINESS
School Superintendent and Assistant Hard at Work on County
 School Districts

J. A. Higgins, county superintendent of schools, returned yesterday from a weeks absence in the northern part of the state where he worked on his campaign for state superinten- dent of schools. He will leave again in a few days for the Ray district.
 The time passed in Phoenix Is be- ing devoted to the office. Although the schools have been closed for more than a month, there is a large amount of business in connection with the office of the county super intt ndent which is being cared for hy MT. Higgins and his assistant A l.. Jones.
 An abstract of the school district boundary lines has been completed and will be submitted to the boa\ O supervisors shortly according to Nr Higgins. He stated yesterday that q bond election had been held in Liber- ty recently, a unanimous vote being cast for the 5000 bond for an addi- ton to the building.
 C. II. B. Carter has resigned a. trustee of the Roosevelt district ano the electors have petitioned the coun- ty superintendent for the appointment of Harry Austin. No action has ye heen taken
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13

With the steady inflow of applica- tiOns for auto and motorcycle licenses and the extra work entailed in keep ing track of the registrations, Sec retary Oshorn's office is one busy place these days.
 As the registration blanks come in they are filed by counties. and an accurate account kept of them. Re! ports are received from each county weekly.
 Voters will be able to register uI to and including September ?, ter days prior to the primaries. After registration offices will be open foI one week.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
ACCUSED OF THEFT

ACCUSED OF THEFT-Accused Of the theft of S25 worth of furniture. Grover Martin is under arrest Martin was arraigned in Judge De Souza's court yesterday and the preliminary examination set for Monday at two o'clock.
 MOTHER DOG-Humane Officer j. W. Canning has a dog to give away 10 anyone who will provide it with good home. The dog is a nine months old Collie (male) and may be secured q 1134 East Van Buren street. Can ming requests that no one telephone him relative to the matter. but to call at the above address if interested
 GLOBE ATTORNEY-F. J. Elliott, prominent attorney of Globe is a guest of the Adams hotel while in town on a short business trip. Among other guests are A. $. Douns, Tue son; C. H. Cole, Douglas; Lyda Ste rencerter, Globe: Mrs. & Frields, Chi cago; C. NJ. Robertson, Los Angeles; K. A. Cook. Ray; C. J. Harrington, Jerome; J. H. Ball and wife. New York; R. 3. Arballo, Florence; w. r. Framher Los Angeles; H. R. Ed wards. Phoenix: P. J. Hanson, Globe; H P. Lovick. San Francisco; w. H Eickford Los Angeles; A. H. Lucas of Chicago; C. R. Randolph, Rich mond. Va; Wm. s. OLeary, Chicago; J Hecht. Chicago; Eph. Doherty, De 1 troit: F. T. McGonigle. Florence; H | Q. Anderson. Fl Paso.
 TOXIC VISITORS. Nakagawee ol 1 Tokio, Japan. is guest of the Jef- ferson hotel while in town. Other guests include F. A. Hauck, Los An geles: P. P. Pimcell, Chicago; F. J Reilley Los Angeles; F. Macatee Denver; J. H. Heimerr Tempe: A Dickerson and Chas. w. Weigland Salome; D. NJ Peterson, Los Angeles F. c. Rock, Lansing, Mich; J. F Boylon. San Francisco; H. J. Dalton Jerome; R. H. Zeign, Prescott; s s. Blakely Los Angeles: Wm. Harris Ash Fork P. H. Rlatterman. Los An eeles: C. J. Lawson, Prescott: H W. Kleib. Twin, Faces, Ida: Pat II Arnold San Francisco; H. Sterry ant wife. St Louis; l.. Loustein and wife Phoenix; D. J. Schoenberger. Chica go: Miss Bexfield Phoenix; Auldh D. Nolan, Gloomis; C. Brittingham Superior; J. Heimest, Tempe; K. Shipley, New York
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Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
DIAMOND DRILL MAN-T. ]. Ry

DIAMOND DRILL MAN-T J. Ky an of Denver. the diamond drill man, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while in town for a short time.
 FROM GLOBE-Geo. F. Wilson. vice President of the Old Dominion Bank ing and Mercantile company of Globe, is in town for a few days on a short business trip.
 VISITING FRlENDS-F. s. Wilson, Miss Zella Hallerman and Miss Grace Hurbugh are visiting friends in Phoe- nix for a short time before continuing on their way to New Orleans, Chica- go. New York and other Eastern points
 WELLS FARGO AUDITOR-R A. Cox of Fl Paso, general auditor of the Wells Fargo, is making the Jeffer son hotel his headquarters while in town, looking after shipping the Salt River valley crop of melons.
 CONTRACTOR HERE-J. Stearns and C. A. Moore, well known contract .rs and builders of Los Angeles, are registered at the Jefferson hotel. MT Stearns and MT. Moore are here on q short business trip.
 TELEPHONE HEARING-The case of F. l.. Merdck versus the Mountain States Telephone Company was heard before the corporation commission yesterday. Merdick is one of thirteen farmers living seven miles out of Glendale, who insisted that the rate charged them by the telephone com pany was too high. The hearing was continued.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
TO THE COAST-Mrs. Joh

TO THE COAST-Mrs. John Lentz left yesterday to spend tine summer on the coast.
 NEW NOTARY-M. M. Briggs of Wenden was granted a notarial com- mission yesterday.
 DEPUTY SHERlFF-F. Fairchild, deputy sheriff. and T. w Black. both of Florence, are stopping at the Adams hotel while in town for few days.
 l TIP TOP-W. w. Elliott of Pres cott general manager of the Tip Top mine is staying at the Jefferson ho- tel for a few days while here on busi- ness.
 DAILY HERE-T. T. Daily of Los l Angeles, travelling solicitor for the | Pennsylvania lines. is q guest of the Adams hotel while in town looking after business interests for his con- ! cern
 ] GOVERNOR IN TUCSON Gov ernor Hunt went to Tucson yesterday, where he will attend a meeting of the board of regents of the University of l Arizona.
 ENROUTE TO EAST-Mrs J. w 1 Dickerson and daughter Louise, of Ray, spent Wednesday in Phoenix while enroute to Denver and other Eastern points for the summer
 OFF FOR SUMMER-C. F. Fergu- son. accompanied by Mrs Ferguson left last evening to spend the summer in Los Angeles and the adjoining beaches.
 RAY VISITORs-Mrs w. F. Mul. len accompanied by her daughter Cecil, are guests of the Adams hote while here on a visit. Mrs. Muller is the wife of the proprietor of the
 Ray Consolidated hotel of Ray.
 cRUIcE IN TOWN-F. P. Cruie of Prescott. general agent for th'
 Santa Fe and Pacific railroad. is il
 town on a short business visit
 FROM FORT GRANT-T. E. Pull
 jam of Fort Grant superintendent 0
 the reform school. is staying at tn
 Adams hotel while in town for fey
 days on business.
 BACK TO DENVER-Mrs H. E
 Whitcomb and daughter Ethel, wh have been visiting in this city witt
 Mrs. Whitcombs parents MT. and Mrs
 F. D. Stevenson for the last tw' months, have returned to their hom , in Denver
 r VISITS PARENTS-Mrs. Carl Wey and of 151S w. Monroe street. leave
 today for Colorado. After a shor stay she will go on to Kansas wher she will visit her parents. She ex poets to be gone about two months LICENSED TO WE'D - Marrag
 licenses were issued yesterday L Lewis Cedric Harman and Martha I Henry. Jose Hernandez and Concep
 cion Rivera and Felipe Amariaz an U Leez Valenzuela, both of Tempe ZANETTI ON BOND-John Zanet was released on $500 bond pending hi
 preliminary examination in Judge T
 Souza's court at ten o'clock Monda :. morning. There are two charge ' against Zanetti for violating the pro ' hihtion amendment . CONWAY BACk-E Power Conwa
 southwestern manager of Ware Brothers Co, who put out the materi; :. for bitulithic pavement, returned yes y ter day from an extensive trip throug '' the principal points of Arizona ar ? New Mexico. He says a lot of bitulith '' is being laid
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Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL CO.
JUDGE IN ToWN-Judge I

JUDGE IN ToWN-Judge L. R. while in town for a few days from Superior
 FOR LOS ANGElES-Dan Millett left last evening on a short visit to Los Angeles.
 VISITS LOS ANGELES-Mrs. Wes- ley A. Hill left last evening for Los Angeles where she will spend the sum- mer.
 OFF TO BASIC. D. Doris, presi- dent of the Doris Heyman company, left Tuesday for the east to visit New Orleans. Chicago and other points.
 COONS IN TOWN-Karl Coons of Los Angeles, travelling freight agent for the Erie Railroad, is in town Joking after the shipment of Salt River valley melons.
 EATHITT HERE - Colonel Breathitt of Tucson, land agent of the Southern Pacific and Arizona Eastern, { is in town for a few days looking after some business interests.
 TO CHlCAGO-Henry Stone of the Boston Store left last Tuesday even ing on a combined pleasure and bus mess trip to Chicago.
 SUMMER OUTlNG-Mrs. R. Brown 1 field and children left yesterday for a summers outing to Los Angeles, Salt | Lake, Chicago, New York, Denver and other points.
 FROM NACOZARI-C. w. Conger of Nacozari, Sonora, Mrs. Conger, her son Richard Douglas and Mrs. Effie Price and son Chester passed through Phoenix on their way to the Grand Canyon, by auto for month.
 CORNERS TO COAST-John Con- ners and wife leave this morning fol short visit to Los Angeles. MT. Con. ners is candidate for the office o constable in East Phoenix Precinct.
 AGENTS RETURN-L T. Sparks and Geo. Gam, travelling freight agent, for the Arizona Eastern, returned yes terday from the main line, on whicl they have been handling the shipmen of the troops between Las Angele and Fl Paso.
 ELLIOTT AT SCHOOL-Instructo Lloyd c. Elliott of the Phoenix Higl school is taking a summer course a the University of Southern California The school is largely attended, one clas in education having 200 members.
 NEW DIRECTORIES f the Chamber of Commerce library c city and state directories yesterda consisted of lists for San Francisco Oakland, Denver, Ogden, Utah stat, Helena Montana, Twin Falls, Idah, and Memphis Tennessee.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
LESS THAN HALF 0F
 VOTERS REGISTERED
Returns Received at Office of Secre- tary of State Show That Very
 Many are Left to Sign Up

According to the latest returns re ceived in the office of Secretary of State Sid Osborn less than half of the voters in the state have thus far registered. Registration officials eX pect that over 10000 men and Wo- men will register, of this number only 4O,27G have come forward and asked to be put on the rolls. The number registered in each county is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
Water Service Report for July 12
WEATHER TODAY
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

WASUINGTON. D. C., July IF. = For Arizona; Thursday and Friday occasional thunder showers, warmer extreme southwest portion Thursday.
 Colorado: Thursday and Friday generally fair except thunder show CTS southwest portion; warmer east and south portions Thursday.
 New Mexico Thursday and Fri cay cloudy with occasional thunder showers, warmer north portion Thursday.
 West Texas: Thursday and Friday occasional thunder showers: warmer extreme southwest portion Thursday
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
BAYLOR COLLEGE
 FOR WOMEN
BILLION, TEXAS

A Growing institution with a Great Past and a greater future. Health conditions all that could be desired; first class equipment; modern dormi- tories with private baths and screened from bottom to top. Other dormitor- ies at reasonable rates, with Loan Funds to assist. A fouryear college course, requiring fourteen units for entrance; strong academy. special op- portunities in all the Fine Arts, Home Economies. stenography and book keeping: Department of Education and Model Training School enable those finishing the Freshman class to receive first grade certificate from the De- partment of Education. Every gradu- ate of last session has been placed for next. No other college in the south can make such a showing.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
ROTARY MEETING

The Rotary club will meet at 7:30 D. m, instead of noon this week The occasion being big water melon feed prepared by Rotarian Fred War re1 at Lounts' ice plant on North 4Ch street, Friday evening. A specia. program has been arranged ana special lighting will be provided |, the plant.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
Socialist Lecture

Caesar or Jesus?" is the topic of an address this evening at eight on the city hall blaze by Ben F. Wilson of Berkeley. California. MT Wilson was formerly a socialist member of the Kansas legislature and q forceful speaker.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13

The Delaware Punch Company has arranged for a demonstration of Del aware Punch to take place at Ray Stauffer's store Thursday and Fri day all day. The demonstration will prove of particular interest, not only to any thirsty one, but to the house wives who are interested in clever and attractive ideas in cooking.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
Phoenix Auto Top Co.
 4O7 N. 1st St.

Auto tops and cushions mado and repaired. Only exclusive auto up- holstery shop in state. Seat covers for all makes of cara
 Mart. j. Mayer, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Good woman for tempo
 | rary help; will pay day wages. Ap-
 ply 1914 x. Central b,>
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
U. s. Weather Bureau

day degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 10 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 273 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1st to date. 3.13 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1st to date. 3.02 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. oil inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13

eETTs IS QUALIFIED.-(Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1916-07-13

BETTs IS oUALIFIED.-fAdv) tf
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-09-29

to this list find blanks tina
the Labor Temple.
be Councils committee
has not Is all Of Everett.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-09-29

rule or the right of the people in the
port districts, who pay all the taxes
to support the port, to run their own
affairs. The people voted down, near
ly four to one, the idea of increasing
the commission, and then these hostile
and selfish interests Iobbied and got
the bill through the legislature with
out consulting the people in the dis
trict.
ct is important to the farmer,
fruit grower and the entire state that
our port facilities be owned and OPP
Grated by the public, to the end that
cheap rates may be enjoyed by all on
an equal basis. Wharfage rates have
been reduced from so to 20 per cent
by the port, and this and other cheaper
rates benefit both the producer and
consumer.
1T will prevent the port from
building a public belt line voted by
the people to do away with discrimina-
ton, extortionate charges and other
vicious practices long permitted and
enjoyed by the five railway companies
on the waterfront, and such a belt line
would give the same treatment to all
the world on a fair basis, at reason
able and reduced rates.
S-This bill is only a part of larger
movement by it's foes to stem the ris-
ing tide of or kill municipal owner
ship in all public utilities in this and
other states; municipal ownership in
any form, except the police and fire
departments, to these private interests
is like dangling a red flag before the
eyes of a wild bull.
9-The same political gangs and
selfish interests of special privilege
and graft back of this bill are also in
favor of all the other referendum
measures.
The republican legislature passed
the bill and Governor Lister approved
1T. l am opposed to it. Work and
vote against this measure that drips
with so much vice and iniquity
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-09-29
WHOLESALE PRICES in 1915

in this group 81 per cent above the
January prices.
In the fuel and lighting group there
was little change in prices during the
first three months of the year, but
marked declines took place in the
spring and early summer In August
prices again advanced, the increase
continuing for the rest of the year
The December average for this group
was II per cent above that for Jan
uary. Prices in the cloths and cloth
ing group showed a steady advance
during the entire year, the increase
from January to December being
more than II per cent.
Articles belonging to the food group
were, in the aggregate, highest in
price in December and lowest in Sep
TENDER The increase between January
and December in this group was nearly
per cent. Farm products averaged
highest in May and lowest in January
OtpltHlDtt duu WV IL g.
age for December was only slightly
above that for January. In the re
naming groups prices as a whole
showed falling tendency during the
earlier part and a rising tendency
during the latter part of 1915.
Comparing 1915 with 1914, the group
increase in average yearly prices was
that of metals and metal products, the
increase in the group as a whole be
ing slightly more than II per cent. In
the drugs and chemicals group the
increase between the two years was
nearly 10 per cent. The group OF
arm products showed a per cent in
rease in the average for 1915 over