Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1918-11-30

Next week has been set aside by
| the United States food administration
| as Conservation for World Relief"
| An elaborate program to further the
| conservation of food stuffs has been
| arranged and articles bearing on con-
servation will be read in the various
churches, clubs, schools, lodges and
other organizations, as well as in the
theatres.
This week given over to "Conserva-
ton for World Relief" Is to prepare
people for the message which Is soon
to come to this country from United
| States Food Administrator Hebert
Hoover, who is now In Paris investi-
eating the food situation In the coun-
tries overseas and deciding on Just
what manner of conservation must
! take place in this country, II these
people are to live through the winter
and grow their own crops next year.
Each organization, church and
school. has already received a mes
sage from Washington concerning the
matter of conservation and these arti-
cles will be read on the days set forth
In the following program:
Tomorrow. December 1, the church.
es will present the message.
Tuesday, December 8, meetings will
be held in all counties by the United
States food administration.
Wednesday, December 4, mass
meetings and club meetings will be
held by the Women's Clubs.
Friday. December 6. special exer-
cises will be held in all the grades OF
private, public and parochial schools.
The fraternal organizations through
out the state, on their regular or spe-
cial meeting night during the week.
Will deliver the food message to their
lodge members.
The labor unions will be called up
on, the same as the fraternal orders,
to deliver Especially planned mes
sage for them, to their lodge members
at regular or called meetings, and
also by means of speakers, selected
by their legislature to speak at all in
dustrial plants at some noon or other
hour during the week.
Speakers are to be arranged for, to
appear before audiences in theatres,
movies" and other public gather
ings. r. I. Vail, of this city, Is chair
man of the speakers committee and
Will furnish speakers for these places.
Meeting of FraternaI Orders
A meeting of the various heads of
fraternal orders throughout the coun-
ty was held last night In Elks Hall.
New Brunswick, at the call of the
county food administration.
William 8. Tyler. federal food ad-
mlnlStratOr or New Jersey, outlined
the need for further conservation of
food supplies. in order to save the
millions of starving people, who have
Just been relieved from the German
yoke.
DR.. z. p. Johnson of the New
brunswick Seminary gave a stirring
5dress on the obligrtions of America
TO the people of Europe and Samuel
Schleimef, chairman of the county
speakers bureau, gave a short ad-
dress on the importance Of conserv-
ing food at this crisis of the world.
The meeting last night was held In
preparation for next week which has
been designated by the food admini-
stration as Conservation Week for
World Relief"
All means of publicity have been
enlisted to spread the conservation
message abroad and tomorrow will be
known throughout the country as con-
servation Sunday. A message from
Herbert Hoover will be read from
every pulpit. The schools have also
been asked to cooperate In this work
by giving specially prepared pro-
grams during the week.
Samuel Schleimer of New Bruins
wick and u. r. Vail of this city. will
represent the county speakers fbu-
reau and spread the conservation
message at all public meetings and
gatherings throughout this county.