Oil supply ample to meet demand say Standard Oil official
Washington May 22 Associated Press C Bedford chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey testified at a War department hearing that U S oil remains ample to meet demand for a long time and reports of a shortage in the next ten years are unfounded He opposed a proposed Mississippi River bridge at New Orleans as a potential national defense risk noting large oil shipments could be redirected from the river and that America might import significant quantities from South America and elsewhere.
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Ostrich and Velvet Trimming Fashion Note
The evening wrap for spring features sheer georgette and crepe de chine, edged with wide ostrich feather bands. A vivid red version with velvet trim uses the same shade and includes olive and red ostrich accents for a striking finish.
Pioneer Lodge Parades Today in New York City
About 200 Pioneer lodge Sons of St George members travel to New York for the cornerstone laying of the national headquarters. J W Wood will lead a 6 000 delegate parade along Fifth Avenue. A banquet follows with speakers British Consul General Supreme President George and Hon A A Mitchell. Rt George's lodge officers to be elected Monday. Three delegates chosen for Grand Lodge in South Manchester in August and national convention in Detroit in October.
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Vacation season mailing rules at Bridgeport Post Office
The Bridgeport Post Office issues instructions for shipping luggage during vacation season. Bags must be locked and securely fastened, with an undetachable label bearing vendor and addressee. Bags will not be accepted with only a tag. Insurance optional. include addresses inside in case outer label is ruined.
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Earl of Ypres Dies in England at 73
The Earl of Ypres also known as Field Marshal French died in England at age 73 after a lengthy career in the British Army. He commanded forces in France and Flanders during World War I and held senior posts including Chief of the Imperial Staff and Governor General of Ireland. His career spanned cavalry, the Boer War, and high command during the early war years.
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