Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-09-20

.,dpGiou tu simple living save mn De
The final result Of substituting otter
.r,,llrf. aud suvirg one pound "
wheat nour two ounces Of fats, seven
ounces nf sugar and seven ounces Of
meat weekly by each person, VIII,
when We have multiplied this 10y one
million, have Increased our
exports e. the amounts absolutely re-
ouIrrd hy our allies This means no
more than that We should eat plenty
but eat wisely and without waste.
Food conservation has other aspects
Of utmost Importance Wars must be
paid Tor hy savings We must save
In the consumption IN commodities aud
the consumption ~ unproductivc la
hor 10 order Jhut we mny divert our
manhood 20 thc army and 10 the shops.
II hy the reduction DO consumption Of
mhur aud the cuwuud.'.y, That II pro- q,
dncc. mud thr diversion ot this saving
Co Chat labor and thl.c commodities
demanded %, 'hc war; $50 shall be able
to Nabt eternity We cnn mortgage
ohr future savings ''r % Hil'' NIlI'
hnl % p'u- up of mortgages /, hut a
short stop toward bankruptcy Every
a.. .w. uyr B., available for sub
su.n 20 Liberty bonds
OIL, u...y 0t Europe ha- been Ell
rH.l .N.. since tho war begun In the
1.#... .' waste 'hr implication
~ I.. .1 'hu Increase of IFS indus.
rH capacity When th. NHr is over
'hu .'U ..s pNw.r Of fht world VIII
%. u.U.d Ny .a, .u., OF prosperity
AMI muu power suI Wr m.l enter q
p"E.u1 of competition Without p'tu,lel
in t,m.'y A'ul .Nt "ur We must
maintain uT iuu|-u markets " nNr
workn- u.|. au 'o Doc employed
We ,ua...lr 300 UN position ,n cump''"
n We continue tu ..r 900 thc same
basis NJ Ha.fr Hu1 extravaganza un
which Wr hive lived hitherto S.wp-.
temperate living .s u unr, issue ~ the
first order at uuy time. uud uuy other
hu,I. of conduct during tH. war bee
cuucs % Niuus usu.U,i ihr Interest ~
the country uuI the Interest ~
democracy
The IMPACT NJ ON, food shortage ~
Europe has knucs,I NJ every door ~
the United States during rhe past three
years. The pr.rr, ~ faod.iurs have
nearly doubled. md the ry,yrberatlons
Of Europ,'s Increasing shortage would
e have Numbered twice Us loudly dur.
In. the coming year oven had We not
entered The war and D, can now only
be- mltigu'cd 10 we can cl~t a strong
control aud thi. Ia many directions
We ARE today IN au era u high
prices. We must mn.n'aln prices at
such level y viii stimulate produc-
tion, for We are faced 10y a starving
world and 'hc value u commodity 10
the hungry b, greater than ~ price.
A. u result ~ he world shortage Of
supple, our consumer, have suffered
from speculation and rNi"ruon. While
wage, for some kinds of labor have
Increased with the rise Iu food prices
In others. II has been diih'ult io main
tain our hleh standard " nutrition
Hy the elimination m waste In nll
classes, by th" reduction In 'hc con
sumption ~ iuulsiu's h} thr more FOR
iunaie. We shall ine1'a,. "Dr .sppi,'
not only ior export bot ''r h'm" ana
by Increased supple, vs." ,au Ar'p In
the Hw"iiurniinn OF prices.
For Better Distribution.
Beyond this the duty Ams been laid
upon ac food administrator 90 coop
crate with thc patriotic men 100 trade,
and commerce. jhlt We may eliminate
the evil, which have grown lu'o our
system % distribution. 'lat 90, bur,
den may inil cquluhIy upu 100 by res
toraton. ,o iur us may hr. uf the nor
nal course oi trade. I'll, tlc purpo,,
" the food administration 90 W., It-
utmost power and fhr utmost ubIlIty
that patriotism can assemble 20 au,lI
crate lh, situation to such degree "a,
may hy possible,
The food administration is as.cm
bling the best expert HlUrr ln 10,
country uu home economies. ou food
utilization. uu trade practices nnd
.udr Vu,tr. AMI 90 me conduct ut
public eating places. md $500 shall out
line from time tp time detailed su.s,s
uons. which u honestly carried out b.,
such individuals In me country. We be
Hove viii effect the result which w,
must attain. We are asking ever,
home. every public eating place an,