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■ 1 % . I ■■■ r PBBiJni SEAXIUID J teKBumiii I BE IKTEISIHEO fnm Not thd Hairmt Hut Use . ^ : V v ' • • w » % RATION PER PERSON IS 1} POUNDS. OP WHEAT PRODUCTS WEEKLY tk» allies v+tfc rf wfcsat to 4 tkis |g a \ ly-tws to tw antH th« ymt yeses Varnr of te 4araU«. X - tf w« art t» fvrmkh Hm AIB— with the l of whest to —their wer breed frow aad this h a nuBtary ■miMity. wi v coBsoapCSoR to 21,000,000 boahaU a moath, as ^ _ asrul csasaniptioa of about 42,000,000 boahola. or |0 per esat of our normal consumption. This is the situ** " ttoa as set forth by toe U. S. Food Administration at Waahinf- ^ ton. Esasrrtav a maifi* for distrihotioB to too army and for j t . m Tt , t or amr I special cases, leaves for feneral consumption approximately ^ ur7 rsqai?ss a fan auovaaes. 1 IU pounds of wheat products weekly per person. The Food Tk« *«;: u> <k> ia o«r yopsiatioa caa Aaministrabon’s statement continues: Many of our consumers uae rn*:«r *arrts<«s ia ta« coa- are dependent upon bakers* bread. Such bread must be durable **&:*><» of eVat >eo4»ctj th*a caa and therefore, requires a larger proportion of wheat products P'** t ® than cereal breads baked in the household. Our army and **•* ** wk ** t w * ^ aavy require a full allowance. The well-to-do in our population * ar Bpoa »»*i*taa« <?f! can make greater sacrifices in the consumption of wheat ^ *\ k >rodacU thin cm the poor. In madition. our population in *%£! ”rt'-o «sr«e4 * to**: of or* aaf ^toe-kalf dant, are more skilled m the preparation of breads from these ; ^ of pwJucta other cereals than the crowded city and industrial populations. p*r t**.-* m*aa« boc s&or* *a*a With improved transportation conditions we now have avail- 'l***. tkr«*-fo«niM po*»d**of w- able a surplus of potatoes. We also have in the spring months r9rr br ** d •-« re^nirM a surplus of milk, and we have ample corn and oats for h>*man *“'**• cf consumption. The drain on rye and barley, as substitutes, has '”* ha r ?ori * d 01 cockiz * ic2r m * r *' already greatly exhausted the supply of these grain* / g*tk* Bxtxs of crot. of ta* •'«**£• Braocat v* si* wholly epos *Jm it iW flttf aoctlu u WBlssttry tatiftttsc* of U* Azo<m«st Uarcu L Ps®P*« •• •** tktt tL* foiluvits i Harvfarrerm oj.ls wt*«at proO- talss tSsll 6* ots*rr*<j: arts for coo-food parpooc* Btoald L HbsmSoW^tb so wo tor to esotod cost* nth s* eztlrrtj. .S MSI of lit *ort of A to oo limlt Bp<) . ta* cw of j jtjs; £1 ^ ^ ^ »-**« - \xtorj brood cocttitit* tSe mja-rod j t » ckwhmu p °“ kto i *® r * ^ ros!* ootttit *s s torsi of mer* thta farmuc* of rntbutnu.:** s*d oo^hsif n- r.-m-. turn rtun-t !w ° CUBr ** of wh ^ 2<w BBT OB t M^ty t- -**ad tkro.*>••»' a r try ote m«sl No »h«s* tho or* r*or «oto< to *S«si prcl- ro ^ aa >*, ‘ •ct. «rn< S Tory «ns.t ; fianr orter ^j pX* *% ja* rottb*' »»ouot f.^r coofcm* parpen asd •« , ,>^ Bcat , t „ baT :htr , x doing »o .r prrfrct b«s3U std BStirfir- tios Tb.ro ts to rottos wby *U of ronissaEVESi li mini hit TO PCOWLS TO rvua AND AVOID WASTE. Cetewkis. S C—hi •sc ky WUhtai Ehtrt. ten:ar lor So«U CsroCss. ts tk* ro* tsil ‘groemn tkrnsskBsr tks Stmts st tostMS » csIj«4 to tk* Ms wmrxtm ik IrtB| pfXMXp** tad tke r«rsder» tr* srs*d ts pstk tkstr tsics TW sp pat* t mtd« ky W« Food Admiiit- trsuos is tks ytoplt of '4* Stste tks: tksy orf akore poesaoet ssd tst tkc Sis rarpi^s dsrtsc r kS text few *s*t» is order tkst s trtasaSosB wss:« may ko sroa4«4. * takskfe of tk* «nol«ISr* skdTlSJM tom Is tto tokSs of tto rstsOars, It tr «.::m*:e4 ky tk* PodersI Food A4 wniiBHsilQa tkst tk* Bsrphu tkts yssr saw xormnl urneo * US *S*d| Awk- •la Tk* sr* crop vUi to eomxas Is ts a f«* weeks tt *44 ts tkis ■■ptos *1: VosI 4k* s crying »kta* Is tkis tme of food Skortss* far 'h..« rsrphu Is >«tioe* t* go to «*#:«/* ssy* Mr d.y.: ia kis Vsrtsr to tk* r*t*£*n ' Ti~s.*n were Isst year arsed to pis:: big potato crops :a order *o r* k*Te :k« food »::as:x>c aad did so patno’.-aily. ted at pr**e=t pr'*r*s sstu Mr .EiiVx:. Ir.*h pc'a'oee are aot oafy Tie raost' preattfai food Va: Tier ar* '^ie '.i«ape»: fooa :ta: toasaaer* ear bay ." . Wi;>«a:erf k* itH'Ttzi po.sr* -a tke S*x'e »re 'r'.lizg poratoe-f a: frota aerBomwabtog ote JoIUr to t wo. doilar* tka: Tier cost tk.*:. ‘ :±±t WHOLE TEXAS COUNTY QUITS EATING WHEAT pie*, cakes. alt ocoea- rrioi ertrker* 5 wkeat breakfast k::ed- - 'Se-otd. pibk* eatiaf houf** asd clabs to obeerr* two wkestless days pee week. Mosday *ed W*daesisy as »t pr*s*Bt * la Bdditkx thereto aor ts •err* is the agfrrfaTe total of a»or* bresdrtsfft sac w»=i. cracker* psp- koor. pscarssd; pastry, pies <y*«s. stoat krsskfsat cere*la. aft own* oed. R Public estipg pis'ces sad dor* ts •tosrr* two sbesrfless days per week. y aad Wed^ewSay. as at preseot — _ “ 7 “** p*r r-*V i.rtoOT ^ Aaer^cst psopl* who are at.* to I Sdditlo* thereto iy 00* guest at ssy ore toesl pcviSdt of *k*at p-oddrt* per aios'h •Ban '•oofomiiait w;tb lla- tjeqaes’ed or •he fcoase- “Tk rd r***.>r* to 3ore (S' X tor to sen, ^.o Ja t ^ eir f , WB boose holds caah** i -'^dere •f tosadsrsCs macstoM. ?*****?*?[’ «* jl * ith the m* *f “ crackers, pastry, ptes, cakes wfcest :*** ^ ^ ro4o4rc * {t * a °®* <>&*? ! ^ o-e-eixtri of a karrel af flour to r W IV esxas* eyVSs • «s SkSs^i ssba. • *yf • .. X v B-y T**a cucotser at a:y one t:s* sad ro* aor# •is*'. ot»*-<iBar?er of k W Lse Na M9<* 4paeat Fl#«c Until^ ***.«'■ Ne*t Harv««t o*. Gr ates C«ue?y, Texaa o O- isrP.i.—Tie Foe.* AiaXi ’A- tiot :.i- re ♦.tr-i aX->-' >tLl SBc* fr =. th^ .:TiJ*:§ cf fl'.c-* : ?M-> V ty 7-xa« -.ks: ko w-#ci- ^otr w.Il b« arei :y th*«: "xstlj- 'the :*i* harres: In Gr.ces r.je every day tr::! b* a *:•**•>•« *ly Br.’;l tie l‘x: -:*c*p roc** *ia Fa •i* sine fle# sp.rft of p*tr.ot:«a witlv^ii,''a *:* citisea# of this Texas cobs't refrain from ea;:ag wheat kreac :: o?i*r.,thac Tke Aaer.can sot- d.e*- of the Aii.es a:i tke peopis of.-' war .»ir:< kec Europe aaay to fed- tkey ks»e tnme'i over to the rc-vetr;meat a: -os* one car of wt>*c flour and w.!l ,fekver otier* e~-x in --ans;- Tie*, cars are -tJ*xg dieted *0 an A*!*:•:;? / porr for las—* i.a’* to •** Allies T>e f-v-i }i «*” far frea Vine • a'. * fa ' *r T-- ascH- j-xea: aa* of the cooks oa ths North Dakota la apse* attag a meat tfKer tkst rats tocos with tto Fst *s foel for fighters. Bacon Is I todSy seeded la tto » .**d artciea sad i BSTics Tto B:::«d needs is pork prod* j sets are iVT tXio.'JOU^ pounds t&oetk.lF., three tH&es as Bach as before tto war. j Anotherwae'eei.ainator4* tto North 4 Dakota ia tto fota'o p*e>r stows la tatoes la Aoertca for pester use In tks lower pto**. Nothing lost ex- every boms ail'd for aii ueeds of an » «*pt the aerea} potato skin. ' sad tary. Eat mors potatoes, There is a raiScitnt qoaBdty of'po- iess wheat. Plan 'Y&ur'tokr GardenNow* ave Time and Money. — ■ x -le \ breakfast cerea.a cx*:.iting a total ******* *»* *• *tocta«y «( more tkaa twe «xce. of wheat “•* :b * ^ ^ovseboid. ia tto _ •oar. No wbest prwdacta to to served' CX *' DT1 7 *0 ir > ‘° w tf i* addli^nai pro- j ^ rT>; ^ ^aurry - 3 ,»<jtBer a: say MU ass specially ordered. Publw* eat- ln 0 ^ >r lh * t w * provide - OD ^ , lr -, , r y ip so xee to'**11 wh**: sot to buy more tto seceaasry (targlaai supplie* for tfx powods of wheat products tor tbo ** I* r * °< fh * roosmunity less this siaety *»**'* served, thus cos- to * ttorr.se: res to so targe a pro wl tk tto limltstloos requested P° r '‘ io ® ot sobstlTotss - R Rats Burs to sHI sot tkaa order that w* aSall to sbv* tto wtost exports that sr* sk- prodacta w thout sale of sa equal i weight of ether cereals - « i “Feurth. we ask tke bakers aad ro- eers to redace ♦he votarne of Victory i bread sold by delivery of th* threa- where one po —- — — —— . , . — —- — quarter peoad loaf wners one poutu af a banal of floor to say . • o4,t * 1 7 demaoded ef as ts mala tala ' V|U Mi<1 heretofore aad corrsspoad- at say 00* time aad elv,! popu.BU^>B sad soldiers of tto • prepomoas ia other weights W# rter cf a barret Utoa tod our owa array, w* propose t ^ ^ ktri uo , to itouase th* at say a*#ft* ssptirmont tto vslaatary rowpsra- 1 aBOto . of -heir wheat Hour parckas- to .HI wtoat ;tlo* of tto pabUc ky a farttoc.Umlta- ! H ^ Tomd „ rntJ ^ rout of tk* .a Ear ope - for whei*. N>*« d - «• t+f re-*.v* f from Italy isdicat.rc a.pcw^rfa, oCec»vv* :« aboc: to to toga: bv :h» Aartnar* wk* have re'.erved cres: qaaatt: »** of »appl:ee Ro#«ia «ayf rhi* th«^ Ttalxaae are in Ie«pera?e seed of food aad tto*. or.Vr- shoat dae •h.rd of the Ttahas army of t «**>«« men :• be.ng _ _ _ maintained oa tke battle Ua*. the of- '■ tftftoa. opoo reqasat, without ctorpa. trial exp'xnatioa being that there is 1 insatJciest fodd to proride for tks reaiAlader MtlPfaCffOX OuffExPOfiT f&OD Cn>CKS far*Jei» s prvhvpteo re peeked tftis year 2.DCCOOO A or no* ns to e*iiuia:e» of tk* Agrrru fu^e. ' Trar.spirit,00 > CITY end ocntiT more war than ever tetor*. t'amotism to p’tat gardens last, year, acroriii^ Cni eL *S:a-rs tie{«r.rT:eiit of fact r.«es of tto aatioa will to Btrsrfr.ed this year fcauliog mcae ,*o:s of ntf atl foods for tto Allies. Tto surplus food ct* sted ty home gardens will T.etp in tto railroad problem. And : * uttoe will est .ess of tke goo*is we must export—wheat, -^st. fats tnd sugar. Every boy :ud girt that te.y* with th* garden Is to. ping wia the » su. Lea .‘lets of tnstructloa la gardeo a-Bking may to secured from tto Department ol Agncuilurs at Waak (to ml* *f as equal tio* of dlstrtbutloo. aad w* sball p.*c* j at oac* reatrtrtl«(M oa distribute* ceta to •V»ck will be adjusted from tlm* ts tor cereals tto hators sad redare tk* sottns* of Victory bread •Bid. by delivery of tto three-quarter poena loaf where ooe pound was sold Urn* to wm-ure as nearly equitable .n* trtbut ofi as possible. With tto arrival •f tame*' we «hoawj he able to rvUx before, aad correspond.ng propsrtioos soch restriction » Cat!) then we ask li arbor weighta ' We plw a>k.'4iker» for tto re<-OT*»ary patience, ssertflee tot to lacresf* the atw-nnt of rtoir|sBd co-oteratlon of tto distributing wtoat Soar purct» «e» Ur.ood W per < tradew >,. bprond teveaty per ewat . average moethly aaaouat parckaasd ia . the foor mca*hs pr.or to March first "Frftk aiBoalactarers as.ag whsat* frodB/t* for no* fejed parpotes sboaid reave *u j ave ent’.refy t v .ere iv to limit apea tk# r.*»:«. petato foe *’ „ Vaav •h'uvanl fsaliles thr'Sfh- *«t tto 1*1 • r. w av.ac nc w 1 -*!? •* *t^:*v»r ex ep» v .r»rv .'* ft f‘-'' .-c - 1 I HOW A RURAL SCHOOL IS FIGHTING THE KAISltf Wars EVERYONE MUST HELP. »sa*y, and upon tto Tceasery centers 1 to « W w W ^ W 4 • WJW - £ix:h there is so limit up* es* or\.’ v er — ex'« floxirs. sal < • .vrn iwrley It- kwheat, potato z »-• ia ret -ua r .-1 arm "*WLm US / Whsls Community AwskeneC ts s War Consciousness py tto Set to* Renal School. X| 4 CtfusbuB —How tSecT.Teiy a rara! s-hool caa figt: ♦!»* Ka>.»er ayi j» J *aftuen e fe.* ’k-oagtr-ara .otcati- n.-r. awkli*:}:g *he p»X“ Wj'a war -oascioitsae** ind to^ scan* >*b the:' '■=--?o.'^.b ..’♦ff fs <-e pr* ‘cat *is « ha* toer. «TrikiSf'.r frtr ‘Sf.riTci by the Be’h-to X.,> ii in.A.se-j ^oja-y retogts tfrwki hare bees received 1 - .■k-X - 1 *' - ••-*: r. " ‘ jXatoer. ad ’ apes : • -- > 4 x>.- ■ ~ ■ •■ -i?:-. rick *f this •f thi mitot sloo* meet tk* seeds of tks Nation: ^ tf 4s It slon*; tks woman of tto country cannot do It alena; but all of ua, tk* pcopl* *f tto United States, gisr*. fard^S psctaantolp. fergetting seiflsS interests, thinking only of ths supremacy of ngkt and determining ts vindicate th* majesty ©♦ American I4**ls pad secure th# safety of America and civilization, can do the great and splendid work which God has called upon us to do. .: . W. G. tfcADOO. 4 u-' m t / Secretary Of tto Treasury. Great Wheat StocLs Isolciel ALLIED FOOD SHIPMENTS* REACH LARGE TOTAL. ■X A grr* 1 .*U i<iee at ;t!e q-:. -: *r cf few-d scr t C .r,^-eao t r tf • Cal ted S'fc'e* fn>m Jciy 1. if' i. ♦.> J:r :ucr 1, :>’» j« tiV,.*- * 7 f - < M* art i - -to C S C---! Ad •j:: irish Fan::s ifid .'to ’ -\.t re”;. - « ■T-Ar” - ♦ r X I- c-. Hzr t w. ss- ■/i. ■ -. 1 U" . ." ;• .*i qUiU'-ti-v i'On* 1 .“d .... Grr:: » Ls*rti It tr ' w » ■ : at ' * . 'toe — {/ J" • - . . • «. ' * t V i-Ivi-T n - t t.,« -'W - . • . ■> r . • -: > • r;X fTTS' < ' ’ * *•• .' ‘'-<Y to£k' ! i - 22im .1' r »' LSr the * * ■ f- > f-r i" ■ Tr-c \ X. , i % \ . CU't - -- aXry. x ' ttr f.- -he a 0* v ' rirri; u «♦: Jt t^A'ru j zaq 1 1 *“r : v.”'irr-' r F r’ m exi*' r * ♦ ’ • 1 . ■ “♦st •*•..{ > i' . v,-b tr. .1 - *« X <*'■ f • cavd:** It x :x; rter.? ' fc i* t*»** f- tb to** be aved vo 'hat 'toy w-.:; -cF v -. lap :ato qb» e*-w ernp asi t* .n they »re the bert S vails tie rj:»:t*'.s fer wheat Potaioes sr» aalvtmally liked ?>e lood sdE.&.s'ratjob kas been a*rsr*1 that Intk pntt'ow can to tough”, at vary reatonak'.e prices from all 'oca! markets and if they raan^t to had 'h« food admin .s'rat or at fotambia wcuid to please dto to sdv-.vsd so tka: say dedrvnm msrke: cea to tapplied Po'sJces sr* aa a-cepTabie vahstV tat* for bread / A pennd of utksd potatoes ts equal ta aatritiv* rt s* ts sevea o«ac*s of bread I s* the pe^ ishakl* po'.ato as s 'wheat and as « brand sabs' nuts la tks prsssnt food rritfa all cwrsais ar* prrcig4a: they wfL kaap aad tk* pocautfa wo*! " *» w - —• • «s*»«pdiaaBammMBMNmtfsaRBmm*mMBw \fTrtl’* I * - i 'u-'-r kav* ; t : r ■ ” c. • r-- ru s* ' ~'. ' - * - . *-■ • i u 1 v'-i *. -. • >.*;p.ag :t of ‘he r-- *y •> do tLe.r -y’e. t - ? te’r r.». w... ‘he . • war A p o' of ’■n»4 sdj-oi'irg- the school rrr'isd b*» been e-nrel fer a Ww r^-rice Gi'feti which > tiven if - h af*c.'l->r X« sc v ‘ v *c par* st tn* Acbro; w-rk A JirAf>r Red *>©« 1 oern ta* ca has v **n o*rfer!*d w ; th a a*a;bee-htp cf ' v -*r thr*n—c:X Bch -ol child ton ATi c^i-uaity wo^k vt* dir*” :ed •« Rtol T'r - ' .w-r-lr U«* fall at tk-* begian -g of :>* ack^olf term And p-s'-tiea’Tv ev?rv feoa:* ?r tk* .'ommucl'c has *a;red ia r^rae of| two ksTdr*! « *:v-*‘.*ht artl cles tkat hav* toe- flc.vhed If ttore Is Ia tk* State aaotk*r rwral arkonl tka: caa give a more practical of fk* egkttag vptrtt tk* Man : , . • ->* of • ♦ea« the! JT^S crt.lj fo' ex- t -t—i-j{ tf ere ...re *... 1-vQ cptre the crAr cr* ^ wtP jo n;. rr: *> «.— :« c? v ; WJ tusbe's V, . a u»:nvu i.ai *spl»r*«tmaTeJy.'_ > :Nt! v.<>>y)u' uli- e.s waitiag f.»r ' India. *at if.* Ahr.'ie time, tau •O/vPlOWj besftets . of wheat 'srom: f..f expert. Dur-x April KLlMilAJP busfee s more v>ut of- the tew rrup to* p ■«. rfti to added to Arget.r.ra nosed 'b* last snip- jeng »e>~u« with ILOttUuO Bushels of wbest left ;a fh* ^>rk av*. ,« for eu;-. n. The new crop wit: add 1£. uv.uuu iu tto left ever. «. ' It ta tor a pnobieoi that tto wtoat doe* sot exist la tk* ^world—tt ts eeurety a of skipping, wkick kas tl '>1 h* tpc-.lnww* ".»i •»*)•»*i po-jr '« Ex Tv-t'« of fre-h V' le.t-44.ifM.** pc-ur.'« T* e r ,sia of f,**t tx^rrev to Ha-v a is cegiu* Me nmp-iwl wi:h 'hit ser.t to the we^’ern allies. of 1M r,j X ******************** * .. * * ONLY AMERICA CAN HELP. * ** V • * * “On yeur S.he sr* boundless * * supplies si men. food, and mat*- * * r<al: on this a»de a boundless de- * * mand for their help * * “Our men are war-weary and - * * t“e-r nerves have been strained * 4. by mere than three year* ^of * * ha-d. relentless toil. • * “Cur posit.on is critical, par * * ticuiarty until the newt harvest, a * but the United States can save * 4 ua * 4 “You Americans have the men. * 4 ths skill, and ths material ts a 4 save ths allied cause." >•* * * »IR JOSEPH MACLAY. a * irttish Shipp'ng Controller, s ** * * • SVaVa ar 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4*