The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-10-12
SAVE. FOOD cAnPAIeN
DIRECTOR sTEARMs oPGNo MEAD.
oVARTERs At STATE HoUsG.
esessade's 100000 FAMILIES Ars Ossan
nsarshaled to AID ttssvsr Ia Feed
Conservation Plan.
'esssrn Newspaper Union New. service.

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100000 families for the United States
food conservation army under Herbert
Hoover has been begun In earnest by
Thomas B. Stearns. federal food ad.
ministrator for Colorado. Offices were
established in the capitol. an sxecu-
tive committee appointed and arrange
meats completed for the enlistment Of
patriots to the food administration
DIVE through the week OF Oct. u,
when every household in the state will
be asked to sign . pledge card. The
pledge is simply . patriotic declare
tion to cooperate with the government
In the conservation Of foods needed by
this country for our allies and Ii to be
effective during the period OF the war.
The food conservation plan extends
to every county in the state and calls
for q complete organization ~ one
unit OF the great state machinery to
help conserve food. Mr.. Stems has
opened headquarters in Room ~. base
ment Of the state capitol. which will
also be the headquarters of Charles
MacAllister Wilcox, state merchant
representative.
Robert ]. Grant has been appointed
executive manager Of the new food
administration department and Mrs.
Jennie f. Divett has been named
private secretary.
The state executive committee con.
sists OF the following: Lucius F. Hal.
lett, president Of the Denver school
board; Henry M. Blackmer, president
Midwest Refining Company; C. A.
johnson, formerly president Chamber
Of Commerce; Clint C. Houston, editor
Labor Bulletin; Harry G. James, vice
president Denver National Bank; r. l.
Woodward, attorney; C. A. Lory. pres
ident State Agricultural College. Fort
Collins; Cass e. Harrington, president
president state Land Board ana for
wy. Iiias VA Aninons.
a. andrews an oid Tune neWspa'
per man national neld represen.aave
2. .ne campaign committee OF inc
onl'eu eta'es 1000 aoministratlon, ar
.lveo In Denver 70 ASSIST mar. stearns
~ tne orsaniIa.aon OF tne WORK IN
ooiolsuo anu wiz later 80 70 wyoming
70 sssist IN tne orssni1ation tnere.
Arrangements are being perfected
Ior suetewide puniicity OF inc plans OF
Fooo Administrator stearns ana every
the general nubIicitv committed The
following names have been submitted
by the Colorado Editorial Association.
which win become a part OF the pub.
licity committee: Senator David J..
Elliott Of Colorado Springs; d. p.
Saunders, Brush: Frank Hoag, Pueb-
10; Guy u. Hardy, Canon City; Alva A.
Swain, Denver; George. E. Hosmer.
Denver; J. A. Barclay. Grand juno
ton, and H, e. Hogue of Eaton.
Every sammy to Have Home Paper.
Colorado soldiers are not to suffer
from want Of news from home. Every
state. from Colorado town. is to
have his home town paper sent to him
without any cost to the Sammy. The
State War Council. at a meeting. de.
cided to provide each soldier Of Colo
the Doard 70 meet the expense ana
anr ILL., sS ou' 'ne p'A"
Ask curfsw In Camp csnters.
Denver and Pueblo. camp centers for
national and state troops, may be
- - ~ - A q
yisory Committee OF the Colorado War
Sounci ~ suopt an II oc,ocs curiew
NV M poye anu snls unIei 40 y.als
o.u, sur ~. 10y ssn, :" ue eo.. ~.
uurns .no peiiou VI lug wA,, wan al'-
cusseo ~ tne women IN tneir mee.lns
n.,., eAnooo ..,a.. .. n...,. 90
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