Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-23 | Page 5 | Restaurant Rules are all Rescinded

RESTAURANT RULES ARE AOESCIED Federal Food Administration Administra-tion Removes Restrictions From Eating Places. Patrons of local restaurants are this morning freed from a long list of food administration , regulations, by order of food officials at Washington. The federal fed-eral food office has received permission to rescind all public eating-house rules, but at the same time to urge the importance impor-tance of conlinut'd conservation. This m'-ans that no more regulation amounts of bread, butter or sugar will be in vogue; that nil sorts of meat combinations can ho served; that al! t lie good old order of things can conie hack just a.s thougli (here had heen no war and as though the word "hooverize" had never heen coined. Local hotel and restaurant men, how-over, how-over, are in many Instances of the opinion opin-ion that consul vat ion has come to stay. Home of thes'e s;at tlmt so muh money i h as been s a v 0 by watching the w as t e from the cat ing-phu'e kitchens that the old order of exiravasant use of foodstuffs food-stuffs will not iviiini. Mr. Patron, however, will be flble now to order just as much as he please?, or at least as long as his pursf holds out. but it is expeeiud that -the gospel of the clean plate will remain as an unwritten rule throughout the country.