The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-25


 eoverumoal IMius applies ngiHy
 io aO guests nHo are uo. on
 diet
 Your Patriotic Co., operation
 's requested in order that we may
 comply to the letter to our gov
 ernments demands. Ii you arc
 not on 9 die. we respectfully
 request you do not ask 10 be
 served with meat ut breakfast or
 wheat products at suppe.
 Food WllI Win This War.
 Ne ar doing our part WH
 you do yours?
 Supper hour. To o'clock.
 Breakfast hour. Q 10 o'clock
 Ibe IoreaoNg annUn emeu Wi. appear on th cmenu and bill 3f fare ln Ifot Springs hotels and restaurants and tells the story of "meat!ess breakfast an "wheatless" supper tfe new regulations demanded by Inc fooj administrat on at Washington. which were placed before the lo-al hotel and restaurant men at a meeting ,pe Business Mens League ystcrlsy aI rnouu
 F. R Wles. ehoi man of the note. and re taurant division of t.e Food Administration as sell a. no al al apector for The state, placed .ha7 - Ieci before hJt Spr nss hotel aut tadrant proWiet-rs aud manage There Was lo q.es ion s 10 .Ie re- sull and alter little discussion ca tive 10 certain features the pat.tiou that Mr Wnes had prepared. which is a pledge on the part of the h)t-l uad restaurant men to have one meat less and one "wheatlcss #ednesday " and "porkless Saturday.
 Acopy of that pledge has been left with Harry A. Jones, proprietor of the Majestic hotel; one with Al A Key holds, of the Como, who presided at he meeting yesterday and today Mr. Wiles will personally circulate one oi the petitions for signatures of those who did not attend the meeting yes terday afternoon.
 We have reached he point in the conservation ot food explained Mr. Wles, where the government ua longer requests you but orders tAat such and such a thing be done. and so l am asking you gentlemen t0 le- eide among yourselves as to the Jest manner in which these new demands ar to be enforced"
 Mr. Wiles read letter he mad TO- ceived from Washington, directed t0 hotel and restaurat .terests, in walsh was this statement:
 We are at war! Let no one forget it. We must adjust ourselves to war tme conditions. Patriotic hotel and reslaurant men have done more or actual food-saying than any other agency in the country. They must 93 further. They must Insist that sug- gestions of the Food Admins ration be carried out literally, with no yaria- tions and no exceptions. Save and sacrifice. Show your countrymen what you can do"
 Mir Wiles also made public news that is not generally known. but which The State Food Administrator will announce officially within few days, and that is that a "wheatless Monday is addition to the fNheatless Wednesday would also be asked. and he intimaLed thae it would not be long before some very stringent legis- lation to govern the food supply of the country would be enacted by Con gress.
 The people Of France are now al- owed but seven ounces of bread a day and in England they are allowed nine ounces. Up 10 the present time he people have not made any real sacrifice in food We have shipped every pushed of wheat that was to nave been allowed our assoc ates iu he war, and any additional supply will have to come from what we save Win we not cooperate 10 the fullest -Xtent wit hour goyerument2' We will" came the chorus, SD 'ou go into din ng room or restau ant and want meat for breakfast or wheat products for supper and the waiter directs your attention 10 the ,ffcia statement setting forth why neat or wheat food cannot be served ron at those meals, don't raise sand" put prove your American patriotism ly eating something else. The hotel md restaurant men want you 10 help hem help Uncle sam"
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