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Anne Daugherty, Robert Slater
VIII Be Wed This Afternoon

lipStick red. They will carry bou-
quets of scarlet musk.
brennan Jay Slater, Evanston, Ill,
will be best man for his brother.
Ushers will be James Arthur Young
love, Evanston; Harry Raybourne
Kay, Winnetka, Ill, and Keith Gull
bertson, Louisville.
Mrs. Daugherty will wear an
ensemble of poudre blue frost crepe,
with dark blue accessories, and a
shoulder corSage of blue bachelor
buttons and white sweet peas.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents will follow. Mr..
Slater and his bride will leave after
the reception for a wedding trip, to
be at home after May Is at 1901
Spring Drive, Louisville. The bride
will wear a travelling suit of De
Vince blue wool, trimmed with
natural lynx, and dark gray ac-
cessories.
The bridegroom is graduate of
Dartmouth college, and member
of Psi Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, and
Casque and Gauntlet.
The bride is graduate of Lasell
Seminary, Avondale, Mass.
Out-of town guests will be:
Mrs Younglove Mrs Kay. Mrs. Spears,
and Douglas Potter. Everett Brown. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole, Louisville; Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Goldsmith, Hamilton,
O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Filbert, Miss Sally
Filbert, and Miss Marie -'hum, Eaton, o.;
John Laskey, Chicago; M. and Mrs. John
Cox, Richmond, and Fritz Eggert, Ham
burg, Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daugherty enter
tanned Friday night with a bridal
dinner for their daughter and her
f1ance, at the Columbia Club.
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Initiation Will
Be Conducted
by Phi Betas

Initiation services will be held by
Epsilon chapter, Phi Beta, national
honorary sorority of music and
drama of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music, at 5 Sunday
afternoon at the conservatory
branch, at 1904 North Delaware
street.
Those to be initiated are Misses
Phyllis Nordstrom, Helen Foster,
Alma Meyer, Helen Lloyd, Margaret
Bartlett, Helen Meyers, and Mrs.
Georgia Nagel.
A dinner and program in honor
of the new members will follow, at
the Sherman Inn. The sorority
colors, purple and gold, will be used
in decorating, and tables will be
centered with roses, the sorority
flowers. Miss Alberta Spercher is in
charge Of plans.
Phi Beta was founded in 1912 at
Northwestern university for the pur-
pose of sponsoring the best in music
and drama. Epsilon chapter was
installed a year ago, and has as
honorary members the well known
actresses, Louise Closer Hale, Ethel
Barrymore, and Maude Adams.
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Invite Guests
to Meeting of
Research Clut
Photo BY Kindred.

Annual guest meeting of the
Woman's Research Club will be held
at 2:30 Monday afternoon, with Mrs.
A. M. Glossbrenner, 1910 North Mer-
idian street.
A musicale will be presented under
the direction of Mrs. John Kolmer.
assisted by Mrs. James H. Lowry.
soprano, and Edwin Jones, violin.
The program follows:
Senate for piano and violin" ....... Grieg
Allegro motto ed appaSsionata"
"Allegretto eXpreSSiYoalla romanza"
Allegro animate
Edwin Jones and Mrs. Kolmer.
Like the Rosebud" -. Frank La Forge
luxembourg Gardens ......... Manning
Into the Light" .......... Frank La Forge
Mrs Lowry
Avs. ava Maria ........... Schubert Wilhelmj
Caprice in A Minor WieniaWsk i KTee sie
Mrs Lowry
Wheels the Silver Sparrow" ..... .Mlligan
The Velvet Darkness ............R eddicE
Mrs. Lowry
Spring flowers will be used
throughout the rooms, and Mrs. R.
o. McAleXander and Mrs. w. c.
Borcherding will pour. Assisting
hostesSes will include the president,
Mrs. j. M. DUNCAN, and members of
the social and program committees
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Miss Josephine Harriet McCray
daughter of George w. McCray, 1928
North Meridian street, will become
the bride of Parry Warren Cakes,
in a ceremony at his afternoon in
the Mckee chapel, Tabernacle Pres
byterian church. The bridegroom is
the son of Warren D. Cakes, 3055
North Meridian street.
DR.. Jean S. Miner will officiate
The altar will be banked with
palms, ferns and spring flowers,
lighted with cathedral candles, in
branched candelabrae, placed at
each side.
Mrs. Edward Davis will sing, and
Percival Owen, organist, will play.
The bride will wear gown of
cream-colored silk net, tight to the
knees, with circular fiounces
trimmed with graduated rows of
taffetta, reaching to the floor. The
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Miss Johnson
to Sing With
MarOtt's Trio

Miss Frances johnson, soprano,
will appear with the Marott trio III
the weekly musicale to be given at
the Marott, Sunday night. The
program follows:
Instrumental
Andante, Presto, Adagio marnon
troppo, Presto.
into MY Life She Came" 500. .Federlein
Pirate Dreams" ............ .Huerter
Frances johnson
Violin
"Serenade Espagnols" ......-::..
.ss.ss.s's. SIduAlHaoS -rA1eASieG
Maud Custer
Voice
''Traum Durch Die Dammerung'
dream in the Twilight) Strauss
''Vergebliches Standchen' THE Vain,
Suit ................... .BrahmS
Frances johnson
instrumental
Silver Threads Among the Gold"...
''.'.'.''' I r.;;,.'''- DAhAS- Evans
Played for Mrs Clark E. Msllery
THE Ships Of. Already. ...........H Head
Children. of the Moon" ........ Warren
Frances Johnson
Instrumental
La Dame Blanche ............Bo ieldieu
Trio
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Welfare Club
to Entertain
Aged Women

Welfare club will entertain with
a guest program Thursday at the
Home for Aged Women. The pro-
gram will be presented by the Mu
Phi Epsilon PatronesS Ensemble.
Mrs. Volney E. Huff is program
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Elsie
Brubaker and Mrs. Minnie Schwaf.
Members of the ensemble are Mes
danes S. B. Harry, Charles Max
well, Grace Mckay, E. K. Shower,
Richard Fleig, j. M. CoStin, c. F.
Possun, and Miss Gertrude Gutetius.
Mrs. o. F. Shattuck is the director
and Mrs. Harriet Burch the &C
companist. Tea will follow the pro-
gram. The program follows:
Chorus
Sweet Miss Mary .NeidIineer
Naughty Little Clock ........ DeKoven
rr;o e.eo,uo;u,u ensemble.
Mrs. Harry. Mrs. CoStin and Mrs
Intemission numbers by Miss Ruth
Chorus
Colonial songs.
Harp accompaniment by Mrs. Fleig.
'Rockin n IN nDt de win - Ne Rfdhffi1iesT
Solo by Mrs. F1ieg
Ensemble
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Sunshine Auxiliary to Hold
Benefit Card Party April II

Sunshine Auxiliary, an crganiza-
ton formed by women from various
local clubs, has completed plans for
a benefit card party to be given at
2 Wednesday afternoon, April 81, IN
L. A. Ayres auditorium. Proceeds
will aid in promoting the activities
of the Sunshine Mission. 744 Vir-
ginia avenue.
The mission lends aid to those
who come to it for religious training
by supplying them with food, cloth
ing, and medical and dental care.
Mrs. Walter H. Geisel is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Wilson
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STRING ORCHESTRA
TO GIVE CONCERT

The Hugh McGibeny String Or
chestra of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music will appear in
concert at 3 Sunday afternoon at
the John Heron Art institute. The
program, which will be in three
groups, follows:
'Holberg Suite" ...............c reie
Ia Preclude Serabande
(b) Gavotte and Musette
(c) Air-Rigadon
II
Three Pieces" Observation-Disclosures. Purcell
(a) Introduction
(b) Cerabande
(c) Cebell
"Children's Parade" ...........c ;illett
My Old Kentucky Home" ......... Busch
THE Top. .................. Gillett
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CIRCLE TO MEET

Mary Conkle circle Of the Third
Christian church will meet at 2:15
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. B.
Palmer, 5122 Grandview drive. The
regular business session will be fol-
lowed by a program consisting of a
violin solo by Sol Bernat, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bernat; a reading by
Miss Gwendolyn Schort, and a piano
solo by Mary Ann Lookabill. The
devotionS will be in charge of Mrs.
A. G.. Watson.
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CHARITY DANCE TO
BE HELD ON MAY 7

Phi Gamma Tau sorority will en-
terrain Saturday night, May 7, with
a might club" dance at the Athen-
aeum, for the benefit of its charity
fund.
The hall will be. decorated to re-
semble a night club. Music will be
provided by Bob McKittrick's or
chestra, which has donated its
services.
Miss Kathryn Fern Byrd is gen.
eral chairman. The dance music
will be broadcast for a half hour
over station WKBF. Ralph Elvin
will be present, and entertain over
the air during that time.
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PAUL REVERE RIDE
WILL BE HONORED

Society of Colonial Wars will hold
its annual state dinner Monday
night at the Propylaeum.
This will be the anniversary of
Paul Revere's ride, which was the
last important event in American
pre-Revolutionary history.
The speaker for the evening will
be DR.. William Lowe Bryan, presi-
Gent of Indiana university. George
c. Calvert, governor of the society,
will preside.
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B. Parker and Mrs. Emma Sanborn.
Other committees are:
Tickets-Mrs. 7. william Engle, and
Mrs D. F. Dillenbeck.
Prizes Mrs Gus c.. Meyer and Mrs.
Harry a. Mcdonald
Games-Mrs C. K Mcdowell and Mrs.
NJ Earl Robbins.
Gifts-Mrs. Richard z. Brann.
Decorations-Mrs Wayne c. Hill.
eohone-Mrs. Ruth Brooks.
puc,icity-N esdames P r Crsvslier,
rs- sr-Rang. William Birk. and Leroy s.
Nc in.
The mission is n-sectarian, and
has been in existence six months.
under the direction of w. T. Terry.
Reservations for the party may
be made with Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Dill
! lenceck, or any member Of the
auxiliary.
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Delta Zeta
Chapters to
Hold Farley

Delta Zeta chapters in Indiana
will hold their annual state lunch
con and dance Saturday, April %.
at the Columbia club.
The days events are being ar
ranged by the indianapolis Alum
nae.
Active chapters from De Paw,
Indiana, Butler, and Franklin VIII
be represented.
Entertainment at the luncheon
will consist of the resentation OF
dramatized fairy tales in modern
costume and manner, by the active
chapters.
Miss Pearl BARLEY will act as
master. of ceremonies. She will wear
the costume of a fairy god-mother
Chapters to Give Stunts
Stunts by the chapters will be:
Alpha NJ. "Alladin Goes to Butler" /;
Delta. THE Sleeping Beauty Awak-
ems at De Paw; Psi, Beauty and
the Beast at Franklin; and Epsilon,
Red Riding Hood Attends Indiana"
Miss Harriet Ford, Butler, will
sing, accompanied by Miss Willo-
dean Nease.
A prize will be presented to the
chapter giving the best stunt.
Judges will be from out of state
chapters, and are Mrs. Robert Hill,
wisconsin; Mrs. R. K. Lewis, Iowa,
and Miss Frances Westcott, North
western.
Committees Are Named
Committees for the luncheon fol-
low:
-Mesdames Robert Heuslein,
chairman; Robert Allen. Walter Smuck,
R. K Lewis. Harmon Young, Colin V. Dun
bar, Stanley Stroll, and Miss Bertha
Leming.
Program-Mrs T f. Grinslade, chair
man. Misses Katherine Rubbish and Ruth
Emigholz.
Observation-Disclosures Harriet Kistner,
chairman; Lillyon Snyder, Maxine Scherer,
/ Adele Renard, Helen Dirks, and Anita
Brownlee.
Decorations-Me Harry Kerr,
chairman; Marshall Williams, Roy Peter
son, N. T. Mclaughlin, Joe Kettery. Rob
ert Armstrong, and Miss Maybelle Hall.
Reservstions-Me Robert Berner
chairman; Paul Whittemore. J. W. Tucker
and Carl Ragle Pate.
Favors - ,MesdameS Alfred Shotwell,
chairman: Frank Abel, Herbert Hartman,
Misses Dolores Vestal, and Geraldine Shaw
The dance will be cinderella
Ball." and will be held Saturday
night. Committees in charge are:
Dance-MrS. Robert Hill, general chair
man: Mrs. Paul Driscoll. Misses Frances
Wiese, Maxine Quinn, Isobel Early, Mary
K. Campbell, Louise Rundell, and Mary
/ Symms.
Music-Misses Mary Carriger. chairman;
Dorothy Disenberg, Helen bingham, Helen
Dirks, and Eldena Stamm.
Supper-Misses Virginia Hoop. chairman
Betty Sharp, and Pauline Howard.
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University Women VIII Give
Spring Party at Highland

Annual spring party of the Amer
lean Association of University
Women has been set for Saturday,
May 7. 1t will be a bridge tea, to
be held at 2 at the Highland Golf
and Country Club.
This is the only purely social
event held by the organization
during the year, and is to be the
scene of the play-off Of the bridge
tournament, as well as a means by
which members entertain their
friends at the end of the aSsocia-
tion's working year.
Mrs. A. H. Hinkle is chairman Of
the general committee. Transport
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SORORITY GROUP
PLANS LUNCHEON

indianapolis associate chapter of
Kappa Kappa Kappa will entertain
at luncheon at l Monday at the
home of Mrs. Charles N. Reagan,
5053 Washington boulevard, for Mrs.
L. A. Cortner, Knightstown, prov
inCe officer.
Following the luncheon Mrs.
Cortner will inspect the chapter
The hostess will be assisted by Mea-
danes Joseph w. Walker, Fred w.
Rain, Henley C. Hotel. and j. A.
Albershardt.
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tation will be provided from Thirty
eighth street and Capitol avenue at
100 by the committee under Mrs.
c. o. Mccormick. Mrs. T. Victor
Keene is in charge of ticket sales,
Mrs. Arthur E. Focke of decorations
and Mrs. Donald C. Drake of
prizes.
Fine Arts Study group. art section,
will meet at 10 Friday at the John
Heron Art Institute. Miss Blanche
Stillson will speak
French Conversation Study group
will meet at 1890 Monday at the
home of Mrs. N. Taylor Todd. STAT
Kenwood avenue.
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TEA WILL HONOR
MISS NJ JARRETT

Mrs. Walter Lee Knowles, $3.50
Winthrop avenue, will entertain
with a trousseau tea from to s
Sunday afternoon for her daughter
Miss Margaret Barrett, whose mar
riage to Edwin S. O'Niell will take
place April 81. There are no invi-
tations.
Mrs. Lewis Graves Stott will pre-
side at the tea table, which will
be decorated in the bridal coIors
pink and orchid.
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"Bartered Bride" by Smetana, will
be the subject of study. The pro-
gram follows:
Trio-Selctions from the Opera.
Alma Miller Lenz, violin: Virginia
Leyenberger. cello; Berta Miller
Ruick, piano.
Double Quartet-"spring Song"
Mrs, H. B. Stitt Mrs. Bernard
Batty, Mrs. Charles Maxwell, Mrs
Harvey Martin. Miss Gertrude Gu
telius. Mrs. Horace Coldwell, Miss
Emma Doeppers, Mrs o. M. Jones'
Mrs. Richard Fleig director.
Aria-"G Gladly Do I Trust You"
Mildred Barrett Pearson.
ACT II
Double Quartet-"Drinking Song"
Aria-"Love and Happiness"
Mrs. A. c. Scearcy.
ACT III
Aria-"Alone at Last
Lisa Cox.
Duetm.Blessed the One Who Loves
Mrs. Irene Heppner Mrs. Mil
dred Moore.
AccompaniSts-MrS. Rose Caldwell. Mrs
E. E. Voyles. Mrs. Berta Ruick.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. R. S. Kinnaird and Mrs
Frieda S. Robinson. Mrs. Robin
son will read the paper on thu
opera.
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PUPILS TO DANCE
AT KNIGHTSTOWN

Miss Marcy Dirnberger, teacher of
dancing and dramatic art at the
Marcy studios, will be the special
guest of Arthur Wolf for a dancing
presentation tonight at the Soldiers
and Sailors Children's Home at
Knightstown, Ind.
Miss Dirnberger will be assisted
by the following pupils: Betty Jane
Schmalholz, Marjorie Jeane Burke.
Mary Jane Viehmann, Sammy
O'Connell, Everett Holt, Lucille Fox,
Margaret Human, Rita Egan, Mary
Garvey, Rosemary OHara, Patsy
Sanders, Floria Allene Smith, Joan
Richey, Alice Treacy and Ruth
Rockford.
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the AItrusa Club, which is giving
it's annual dinner tonight at the
Columbia Club.
Photo BY Bretzman.
Mrs. Allan T. Fleming is one of
the delegates from the Governor
Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union, attend
ing the national convention in
New York today.
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Mothers Plan Fete

Mothers Club of zeta Tau Alpha
sorority will meet Tuesday at the
chapter house. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at 1890 fol-
lowed by a business meeting and
program. Hostesses will Re Mrs. F.
A. Fiske and Mrs. Walter Miller.
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T. A. c.. Club to Meet

Members of the T. A. c. Club will
meet at 10 Thursday at the Brook
side community house, to hear n
lecture by Mrs. Demarchus Brown.
Lunch will follow at the Helen tea
room, after which the members will
go to the home of Mrs. Fred Duesen-
berg for bridge.
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SUndOu SMpper

1t is an excellent idea to let the
children get Sunday supper. Tots
8 years old can learn to scramble
eggs, make toast, and cocoa. The
simpler the dish you plan, the better
it is
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F0cuItu to Be Guests

DR.. and Mrs. James H. Feeling
will entertain members of the fac.
ulty of the Butler college of edu-
cation at tea Sunday afternoon at
their new home, 301 West Forty
sixth street.
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Miss Doll Hostess

Alpha Delta Tau sorority will hold
social meeting Monday night at
the home of Miss Margaret Doll, 602
West Twenty ninth street. Miss
Betty Woods will assist.
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Mrs. Maurice E. Tenant, re-
gent of the Caroline Scott Harri-
son chapter of D. A. r., will rep
resent the chapter at the forty
first annual conference of the ma
tional society, D. A. r., in Wash
ington, D. c., the week begin
ming April 10.
Mrs. A. Otto Abel is chairman
of the educational committee of
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Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs,
president of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs, has issued
the official call to the twelfth
annual convention Of the organi-
zation, to be held April 81, % and
% at the SEVERN.
Mrs. Walter P. Morton is the
newly elected president of the In
dianapoliS branch, American AS
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FiLLinn Dessert

Regulation fudge, either melted
until it is hot again, or used while
still hot from the making. con-
verts any stale cake into the most
delicious dessert. Pecans help, too.
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Mrs. James o. Cummings
Before her recent marriage. Mrs.
James o. Cummings was Miss Ava
McCauley. Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
mings are honeymoolling in Chi
cago. They will make their home
in Indianapolis.
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Harmonic Clubs Final Meeting
Set for Monday at HIGHLAND

Final meeting of the Harmonic
Club will be held at the Highland
Golf and Country Club at IL Mon
day, followed by g. luncheon. The
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sociation of University Women.
She succeeds Mrs. Paul Tombaugh.
Photo by Bretzman.
Mrs. Harry w. Dragoo is
member of the committee arrang-
ing the benefit frolic to be given
by the Shortridge Parent Teacher
Association, April %, in the
Manufacturers building at the
state Playground.
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the word was slxsa e fsA As
fired up the chimney and brought
down the Engilshman
II yOu tell the story to an
Englishman. have the French-
man up the chimney.
o q o o
us Eovo thme mamhns eAs
world SO 'r0und-and Haamor
that makes ~ reaiiae a.
q . y q
They say thak Calvin C0eliass
vent TO church alone one Sunday
and on his rekarn hose tAis
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conversation took place: Mrs.. c.
Was the sermon good1r Cal:
yea" Mrs. C: "Wbat was It
abOutg" Cal: ~sin" Mrs. O;
what aid the minister say1''
Cal: "He was against r."
q q q q
HES II bet I know what
yOa'rc thinking about7"
SHE: aweu. you don't acs
. . q q
Proud Father. THAT nappsr
wife Of mine has Just presented
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ing less than fortune for his re-
ward
The man who can 90 without .
new automobile, ca new clothes
or SONS other thing that will
make IL possible 10 put some
money to work owes it TO himself
20 set that money TO work, for
there was never 8 time in his
tory when money would work
harder than the present. The poor
man who can put a FEW dol
Lars to work today is for the
first time IN bis lifetime able 70
see his way clear TO make q for
tune therefr0m. The man who
win deprive himself Of some
thing, to make money earn more
for him than he can ever expect
to earn with his own hands, is
the expression Of intelligent in
dividualism that is the compro-
mise Of the two extremes Of al
truism and selfishness.
CHANGING over all industry,
what lines have shown AMY re-
covery and which Of these few
show the GREATEST recovery?
The current news tell the story.
a person does not have to know
that the oil industry was the ONE
industry that showed increased
consumption Of its products dur
ing the year 1891. All he needs
20 do ia observe current news It.
ems regarding the gains Of lead
ing petroleum corporations. This
is one industry that is not lop-
sided. Gasoline prices are built
on a structure that is so nearly
universal that it Is safe TO say
that the industry is prosperous
or otherwise, rather than that
only part Of the industry Is pros
porous. Freight rates are the
great equalizer in the oil indus
try, thus each section Of the
country has its own opportunity,
protected by the barrier Of
freight rates.
Those who observed the fact
Ohio Oil company is resuming
the payment Of dividends must
surely appreciate that this
MEANS something.
Atlantic Refining company re-
ported earnings Of 10 cents per
share during the first quarter of
1882. That would not be impress
sive IN normal years bat compar-
ing as II does with q net loss Of
$2. 10S, 900 for the first three
months Of 1891, it shows that
SOMETHING IS HAPPENING
in the oil industry.
Union Oil company earned "a
cents per share in the first guar
ter Of this year whereas during
1891 IL earned total Of only 20
cents Cor the entire year.
Standard Of California showed
q net profit Of $1AB5e. 5es after
an inventory write down Of 81