The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-22

certain amount OF shipping and regulate
the same unCer allied control. and Ger
many can go out and trade as she did
before the war and pay for her food
with her own money. All we have TO do
is TO see that Germany does not make
a hog of herself. but Germany must be
fed and stabilized from anarchy and
bolshevism. so that she can pay the vast
war debts and indemnities which have
been imposed on her"
DR.. II. L. Barnard. State Federal Food
Administrator. in his address expressed
his appreciation Of the work of the
County Food rganizations and lauded
them for the faithful performance OF
their duties.
your fight has been waged long
miles from the trenches" he said. But
you have done real war work as neces-
sary. as deciding. a. the work of our
boys who nave gone against the armies
Of the Huns.
For us service did not cease when the
armlstice was signed. In every home
the fight for sood must go on-no longer
10 win the war-but TO save humanity;
not to destroy the enemies of civiliza-
ton. but to defeat anarchy and ruin,
and TO strengthen the hungry millions"
A statewide campaign TO encourage
food saving Of every sort is being
planned for the week OF December End
to sth. Lake county ministers, wom-
ems clubs. four minute men. and the
schools will be asked to spread the
propaganda Of Saving Food for HUI
manity" in every village and hamlet in
tho county. As DR., Powell said. "Indi-
ana people have been in the front line
trenches on the western front every
minute OF the time. and we are going
to stick by stricken Europe now. There
IA going to be enough for all. but by
proper saving and IN elimination Of
waste. we will be able TO send ten mil
lion tons of food to starving Europe"
The Food Administration will not
consider disbanding its organization az
this time. The Food Administration IS
needed as it has never been needed be-
fore; therefore. DR.. Barnard emphasized
the necessity Of county organizations
remaining intact.
Notifications and the lifting OF the
ban on many OF the food regulations
were ordered. The following are some
of the most important:
While all restrictions are of the us
ing Of wheat flour. the country must
continue 10 save wheat. The substitute
program has been eliminated. Dealers
can carry a ninety -day stock OF -four.
No restriction as to regulation OF wheat.
will remain same as the government
fixed price. All large stocks of substi-
tutes on hand will be purchased at a
fair price by grain corporations. Deal
ers may show -four in the windows and
may advertise same.
In the baking division. bakers are
still operating under government IL
cense. They may advertise bread along
legitimate lines. but it must be stand
ard weight. There will be no return of
stale bread. Bakers do not have 10
send In bakers weekly reports. Indi-
ana bakers have saved 200. 600 barrels of
flour since restrictions were placed on
-four.
In the sugar division the three pound
per capita basis per month will be en-
forced until December 1st. when four
pounds can be secured which will be
about "a pre-wsr basis Dealers will
have IA continue 60 purchase their sugar
by certificates. 1t IS no longer neces-
ssry 20 send in weekly reports OF sugar
sales. Dealers may advertise sugar but
no cut in price will be tolerated in ord
err to simulate business.
Hotel division: Restrictions are the
same as to allotment of sugar; must
continue TO save food.