The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
WHEAT BREAD
WITHOUT THE
SUBSTITUTES
THE vICToEY LOAF has SKRTE1
IT'S PURPOSE-BOT SAVING
MUST BE CONTINUED
Millions OF People OF Eupope Faoo STAR
walton and Look 70 A1nenca
for Help

The ending Of tho European ~sr han
! brought about many changes in tho rues
: and regulations OF the United states
! food administration Ono OF cho oas
! things that tho food administration has
! done was the serving Of b<eadst1nId Tor
| the allies and tho people OF Europe oy
J The limitations placed upon the cons1Irnp-
ton of wheat IN this country. "heat
being tho commodity That WIS easily
shipped and handled tho American poo
plc were required to uso a certain
amount of substitute crrcnls With their
| wheat. according to statnnent MADE
by f.. ". OGlcSay, federal 1ood admin
istrai or for West Virginia
On January rs 1913. a rue was en-
forced requiring tho people TO buy 6o
percent Of subs cftRte cereals with Hour.
and this was continued until Scptorn-
Der / Of tho game year- From Septesnr-
ber l TO November u at q conference or
tho allied food controllers which Mr..
Hoover attended IN London lato IN tho
summer. It WIS decided to provide Tor
the people of this country, and the al
lied nations Q Uniform or VA,on4Y foa1
! Of bread. consisting Of so percent Vneas
flour and 20 percent suhsdenfA NOV.
since tho war has ended, the necessity
Of substituting other cereals with wheat
ccssity FOR savtng and conserving bread
md wheat for the starving people OF
E,,rropo as oefors-4n fnct the dernends
will be very much greater clan wac Carst
expected. Tho reasons for taking mo
limit off Of tho consumption OF wheat
are several:
Ono IS that 1arEp rwsrvo wheat
stock has been kept intact 10 roeet any
emergency that tho war might or1rS
about. or tho emergency that WI fol-
low q crop failure The ending OF the
war has opened up oher rnaTaneS sucA
as Argentine and India. from which 4
largo 6uPp1y Of wheat naS eeen pro-
cured Tor parts OF Europa
There Is larger demand 8DExnr an
iural fats butter fnta. etc. Dan Here ID
for wheat, and by increasing tho con-
sumption Of wheat tho snhsdfHts5 may
BIO used for antnnaI food. end q larger
consurppt3on OF wheat WIZ Srut6uee a
larger supply OF paiu ted Cor eafs1
herds. etc.
The outlook for ths coming years
wheat crops In this country IS boetef
than ever before. thnre barring been a
much larger acreage put IA wlnnt than
J last year, and last yeUs cop WIS tho
best the ctrmtry has ever had UP 90
that time. The facilities for storfng and
shipping wheat ere also vefY much nrn-
, ited. and this IL another -rea9pn Tor tuk-
ing tho limit off tho rBo OF wheat and
bread. Fifty percent OF Tho food con
sumption IN Europe Is IN hreadStnrIA
and MANY Of tho NIropenn Countries
will haro TO coutiUoe Tho use OF q uiped
loaf and pyobeb1y VIII haYe b submit
for Some tipne to e strict order Of IA
tioudns 6ooSstuNs Tho rztped aaaf VIII
be cnrsdnned In England fpr Sofno nrra
and while do people Of this ocUntry aro
! 10 again en4uy tho delicious vno2o wheat
biscuit and breed. rhey must remember
that "poo1,oruy~ must DO tho pscrhUoed
| in its use.
Tho slogan OF On 1sod administration
has been -Tood wm WIN Tho var" In
slogan now until Europe IA again
brought back to cootnttons prevailing
! before tho var VIII b '.Enod viii vim
! tho Vor9G~
In ed6tc1on 60 tes v91fo1S c1H Brn-
fopeun countries. Belgium. nmbern
! France. TuRey. 4uStxtn Ro1rn1rfz. Rer-
bia end Russia. who hare been &Hf1n
for food esststRnce from Arner4c tia
cry ts coming up nrom an oP~ Germany
| for tho charitable assistance tns ooun-
try VIII render IN keeping tho German
! population from staxvtng to death Ap-
I pea1s havo already been nxadn to Rrcsl,
| VenI w l[6Ons 6l10 IQ0 FU1pcn OF Sor-
many havo sent s11 appeal 10 Mrs. VIII
son asking that slre lend her assistance
in Creating q seutmem throughout tn
country for feeding the STRIVING Ger
man people. Ono Of rsese appeals says
Tho German women and chEtren nare
been starving for years" Mr. WDsor
hns promised to help feed Germany q
the German people VIII u1amrxzn orde,
in their own country and ins1ue an e7ui.
table distribution OF tho fDodstuffs sup,
piled. Mr.. Hoover has promised to hav,
100000 tons Of food IN Europe within
ten days He sails Saturday for Europe
with Mr.. Hurley Of the Shipping Board
and will mako survey Of the actua
needs in mo European counufos sno 80
perintendent tho distrioodoo OF took
shipped IN
Many peopfe who have stocks OF sub
stttute cereals on hand Arc inuuir1n1
what can 30 doro with thn1n, and tn,
food administration has given its rs
surafro C1at these supplies win be takcr
up and paid for. and the: grain corpora
; ton working in conjunction with tn,
, food administration has offered to pur
chase these surplus stocka