The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 5

WILLIAMS SEEKS TO CUT PRICES OF GOFFEE AND MILK Calls Sealers | to Office — Plans to Stop All Profiteering. Food Administrator Arthur Will ms called two important confer- | ences for this afternoon, the first, at o'clock, to deal with high price of coffee, the second, an hour later, on noi. ‘Tho largest dealers and importers of coffee have been summoned to ex pain, if they can, its incre & price » the consumer, Mr, Williams ad mits that a part of the iner accounted for ‘by the increased cost n Brazil, but he is cony profiteering here too, and that it must be stopped with a firm hand The special phase of the milk situ- ‘tion to be brought up is the cost at} cery stores, Mr. Williams has re- f ived a number of complaints persons who say they have to pay 19 vent at the grocery for the grade that costs 17 1-2 cents delivered at their doors by the milk wagon drivers ‘The explanation that the grocer of fers.” said Mr. Will has to pay the sa ns, “is that he price to the wagon driver as anybody else does He wants a one-cent profit, but can not split'a penny and therefore takes @ cent and a half. That is all very well from the erocer’s point of view, but it is als: true, as The Evening World has yinted out and . that the as Gov. Sm round the corner for nilk and him ought to get the benefit ‘So I have asked the big distri tors to be represented at the con noon, and we shall i sible to supply the »rner grocery in such a way that the cash-and-carty customer may save a and then as a reward for Mr Williams fs still trying to find vhat becomes of the sugar that out from the refineries and not find its way to any‘boc nette. He promises trouble fc iy who is diverting the kitche te share to who buy at the market transform the sugar into fancy con- ctions that sell for a dollar or two @ pound. RUSH TO BUT yy NAVY RICE AT 73-4 CENTS A POUND Baby Carriages Pressed Into Ser- vice to Carry Away 100- Pound Sack: Crowds flocked to the thirteen navy food stations to-day when Markets Commissioner Day placed on sale 134,- at 7 34 cents a of rice ed in the F al fair price list. Raby carriages were pressed into ser- way the rice in 100- some women were ks on their heads. 1 at the Muni: vice to carry nd bags. arrying al Ch LABOR PARTY TO NAME CANDIDATES NEXT YEAR Preparations for Selection of Nom- inee for President to Start at Once. CHICAGO, Nov. 2 y formed dd States t ons for extending th pieparatory to the aders of the ty of the n prepara- ganization nd national nominate Vier adopting » planks. Organization of branches of the party already h hols, Indiana, (Washington ad Among planks written I form at the Ho nal se nited States jonage Act, ry military, training, hattonalt- other national surcas and ail basic. irduatrie adoption of the Plumb plan f railroads, PLANNED OWN KIDNAPPING. Wrote Death High School Nov. 2%. Gophie Zelinski Glenlyon, high school irl who mysteriously disappeared Sun- «lay, was returned to her p@regts to- day, She was found hiding at the home of her friends. mits writing the mys * letter found pinned to t whieh it was she had been murdered and that her body would in conte r own Ki ng and to leave the declares, _ = ‘Tye Little SOHBNECTADY, N. Y., Nov, 26 Joona Arling, fourteen years old, and| (iladys Ariing, six, were killed instantly, and Mrs, Charles Arling, Nina aris and | ‘Harold Ralston were bagly injured 4 day at Gorinth when the auto in whic! ihe ch¥dren were being driven to! school struck by a train, “Ball The above photograph shows four] Katherine Bliss, n’s debutantes whi Jast night at the ding from right to left they which was the flest big “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1919. 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