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Show .I ' f WHOS ! I NEWS i (2.4jou5ton (jOtidiii ftiscuiiei WATER-i- he Elixir of Life ; By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS But Wife It. Hsw York. ALL the elements required to support life and maintain health and efficiency, water takes precedence. Without a Question? THIS Ask C. Hoution Gouditt C. Houston Goudiu has placed al Ihe disposal of readers of thit new paper afi the facilities of his jam uus Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. Ha trill gladly on. steer questions concerning foods, diet, nutrition, and their relation to health. You a ra alio invited to consult him in molten of personal hygiene. It't not necessary to write a letter unleu you desire, for postcerd inquiries trill receice the same careful attention. Address C. Houston Goudiu al 6 East 39th Street, New York City. Washington. The coming primary campaigns for Democratic nominations to the senate Look tor and house of resentatives are apparently going to be loaded with more than foe usual amount of political dynamite. There are three or four reasons for it the protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals and vitamins, this and, as viewed from the capiwhich build and repair tissues, provide motive power for the tal, any of them is worth watching for the color of the results. body engine, and regulate the complex processes necessary to existence would be utterly useless. First, I should say these Democratic campaigns are due to show .nff.rfnf Just about how far President Roosethrough which all nutritive water starvation. Some indica- er food substances. For water velt can go in dictating party nomand tions of this are dryness of the must be included in the list of es- inations and to develop reprisal elements are carried into and lips, mucous membranes sential food constituents. It is in against those Democrats who prethrough the body and there skin There is also danger truth, the ELJXIR al LIFE. and sealp. the fer democracy to the New Deal. is It held in suspension. reof damaging the kidneys which This phase of the political picture, ever-read- y messenger which quire water to flush away the acid of course, will have a bearing on distributes heat, moisture and products of metabolism. And very Answered 'the 1940 Democratic National conQuestions body-buildimaterial, where often constipation can be traced vention. It may be the beginning, to a deficiency of water, which Is of a battle in which the and as it is needed. therefore, T. S. R. Mrs. Answering your Democrats will strive to recapture necessary to soften the contents most question as to what is the of the intestinal canal. their party machinery from the Man la a Sponge None of these ill effects may be efficient time to begin reducing Roosevelt-NeDeal wing of the the when is water-logged the time water. like if proper Oar bodies are feared you take enough party. to above climb first to begins weight sponges, for we carry water Second, the campaign may possinormal. Most people wait until the limit of our caHow Muck la Enough? over- bly disclose to what extent there 20 30 or are A human pounds they pacity. A healthy, normal individual recan be a coalition among those opbeing is more than quires about four quarts of water weight and then reducing becomes posed to the New Deal. The coalidifficult. more two thirds water, 24 hours. That requirement tion Idea has been gaining some foland this proportion every Bliss T. P. G. Yes, there is a lowers under the of Senwith this season. somewhat varies must be main- In hot weather there is a greater stimulant in cocoa that closely re- ator Vandenberg, leadership RepubliMichigan tained, if health elimination of water through per- sembles caffeine in coffee. But a can, but It must be said in truth and strength are to of cocoa contains less of the that it has a long way to go. Southspiration and that loss must be cup be preserved. stimulant than is found in a cup ern Democrats never will vote for replaced. There is enough However, it is not necessary to of tea or coffee. Republican label and there are water in a person drink Mrs. A. R. M. No, milk is not many sections of the north where four quarts of water a day. 150 weighing of our needs are sup- fattening. Women especially fear the Democratic label is just as poiFor part fill a pounds to by food. The body draws that milk will increase their sonous to foe Republican voters. barrel. Muscles, liver and plied three sources for its water: weight, but this fear is not justiupon Third, the bitterness that Is bound kidneys are about 80 per cent wataken as a drink or fied, since a pint of milk, or two to show up in some of the fights for water First, 85 brain cent. the Even ter, per water glasses, only supplies 340 the Democratic nomination should bone is made up of more than in other liquids; second, fruits large calories. foods, especially by supplied d bring forth Republican spirit, if WNU C. Houston Goudiss 193. water, so you can see and vegetables, for although solid there be any Republican spirit, and that the old adage "dry as a foods appear dry, most of them thus it seems possible that factional bone is not strictly accurate. an Oil Polish? strife among the Democrats might are in fact from 75 to 95 per cent Why No cell can function unless it is water formed in the water; third, And is result in some sort of life being inhere, home-makerconstantly bathed in fluid. Fur- tissues in the combustion of fuel The oil element in polish is stilled into the opposition party. why: the cells thermore, depend upon foods. Fat the most water absolutely essential to all fine Carrying that thought a bit further, water to transport their foods when burned.gives In fact, it produces wood! For the same reason that one might conjecture that this parthrough the blood. This alone re- more water than the weight of adox of politics will reveal whether quires ten pounds of water in the original fat. Sugar gives the we oil machinery water our the have cream into the Republicans massage plants constant circulation. least. leaders anywhere among face is oil polish used! The same We may term these functions dr principle applies for wood defi- them. an incoming service. But it is Foods Sick in Water Primaries for the nomination of nitely requires this attention to equally important as an outgoing A d potato contains keep it "alive!" The best oil pol- candidates for the house of represtream. The cells need water to oil base sentatives will be held in all states flush away their waste products. nearly a full glass of water. Some ish has a fine, and it is just thfo when rubbed during the spring and summer, exAnd if the surface of the lungs is other foods that are more than cepting only Connecticut, Rhode Isnot kept moist, there can be no in- 70 per cent water are asparagus, or massaged into the furniture take of oxygen, no output of car- berries, string beans, cabbage, that prevents the wood from land, Delaware and New Mexico. cauliflower, cucumber, checking, drying out, splitting or In those four states, the nominacelery, bon dioxide. Without water, no waste would eggs, citrus fruits, cherries, cracking. Furniture will not do tions are made in state conventions. be carried out of the body. Poi- grapes, melons, apples, raw and any of these things, when cared Senatorial nominations will be made sonous substances would remain cooked greens, milk, onions, for and it is the combination of in primaries excepting the four to wreck the system within a short cooked green peas, boiled pota- the "oil" and the rubbing" that states named above and in New York and Indiana. New York and time. Water flushes the countless toes, sauerkraut, shell fish, meat prevents it! For the quality feeds" the hungry finish-ke- eps Indiana will have state conventions, channels of physical existence-ev- en stews, tomatoes and squash. Foods containing less than 30 the wood young! Other pol- and in Indiana, particularly, I am while we sleep, for It coninformed that a rousing battle is In stantly passes from the body per cent water include butter, ishes may give a quick, cereready-to-etime a luster but little cakes, candies, sight because of President Roosethe and as through lungs skin, well as through the bowels and als, crackers, dried fruits, nuts, and energy (it should not be la- velt's determination to get rid of potato chips, sausage, bacon, syr- bor) on the part of foe housewife, Senator Van Nuys, who has sidled kidneys. will pay dividends in the looks and away from the New Deal and has ups and zwieback. dr long life of her furniture and taken his position as a Democrat. Water Starvation woodwork. All experts agree that The fight on Senator Van Nuys Avoid the Dry Habit Where do we get all this water? In addition to the water con- an oil polish properly used (apply started when he fought the PresiWhen we are thirsty, we take a on damp cloth as directed) is not dents plan to add six new judges drink and there the interest of sumed with food, every normal only better it is vital! And so, to the Supreme court and it has individual should drink about six home-makermost people ends. s, take this important grown in heat constantly since. Few individuals give proper glasses of liquid daily as water, So, from now on we may expect consideration to supplying the milk, coffee, tea or other bever- tip: Always use an oil polish and one! the best to seemore and more of the boys all with the water it needs. ages. body stand up and be counted, either as Most people drink far too little Yet, when the water content of New Dealers or as out the body diminishes, health and water. Women often have the misand-oDemocrats who stand with life are in danger. A loss of 10 taken notion that water will make the New Deal only when they beper cent of kody water is a serious them fat. To demonstrate the fallieve the New Deal policy to be world-famoof a this matter and a loss of 20 per cent lacy idea, CLEANS, sound. It has been interesting to is usually fatal. physician once remarked that if note the fairness with which some that were true, poor people would POLISHES It is only in rare instances if not all. the Democrats treat foe such as when lost in a desert PRESERVES long ago have adopted the pracNew Deal antagonism. I do not that man actually dies of thirst, tice. know whether it is bred of a fear for even when no fluids are drunk, It is possible to drink too much KEEPS that Mr. Roosevelt still has a trewater is consumed with food. But water and those who are suffering mendous personal following or all about us we see men and worn- - from disease should be guided by FURNITURE whether the New Deal philosophy LIKE NEW their physician in determining the and the Democratic philosophy coamount required. But most norincide at many places. Suffice it mal people could increase both WE More women use to say that in the various speeches mental and physical efficiency by Polish and Mops than and announcements that have been A New Food Department taking more of this magic fluid, any other kind forthcoming, new candidates for the dr dr Democratic nomination for house or for furniture, All the accumulated knowlDrink Water with Meals senate have uniformly stuck to the woodwork, 1 V edge and experience of C. .. The question is often asked "Is Houston Goudiss, the man who promire that when Mr. Roosevelt is and Hoots. it wise to drink water with for 30 years has exerted a wide right, they will support him; when meals?" The answer is Yes. they think him wrong, they are preinfluence on the food habits of There is evidence that the drinkthis nation, are now available ing of a reasonable amount of wapared to oppose him. to homemakers through the seter with meals by normal individries of articles now appearing One nf the latest to announce a uals stimulates the secretion of in this newspaper. These discandidacy has been Rep. Worth gastric juice, thereby improving cussions are as fascinating as digestion. It has also been demPerfection Clark of Idaho. He At an Trifles make perfection, and fiction, as up to date as tog onstrated that it aids in the abseeking the morrow, and, above all, auIllustration nomination from sorption of food by the body and perfection is no trifle. thoritative. For no matter what the Idaho Demoretards the growth of intestinal crats for the senate seat now held aspect of food is uner disbacteria. by Son. J. P. Pope. Those two The homemaker should be just cussion, C. Houston Goudiss Mow ran tha men serve as an excellent illustraknows whereof he speaks. as conscientious in providing her tion of the point I have tried to family with sufficient water as His work has been a devoEASY WAYwth make. You can distinguish between with adequate amounts of the oth- tion to the study of food, both them as a Democrat and a New from the productive and the Dealer, respectively. Senator Pope manufactured standpoint. He 1 The Eiffel Tower has backed up the President on evHEATING believes that better food means Work on the tower began on erything and no questions asked: a better nation. Sharing these Thnumda of women Inn Mr. Clark takes foe position and view-s- , we hare secured him to January 22, 1887, and it was combanished blue, Craning day pleted on March 31, 1889. It wkh this time 'Savina, work, frequently has said so with a boldassist in carrying out our aims saving Coleman Iron. Cennins ness and an independence worthy of weighs 15,400,000 pounds and is to be the best available guide inacanc.Haliting. Entirely self, Sen. Bill Borah of the same composed of 12,000 steel plates of in the most important of all heating. Entire ironing surface state, ie evenly bested, with a hot that he is 100 per cent for Presivarying forms and dimensions matters that affect the homes and hot point Inn edges. held together by 2,500,000 rivets. of the readers of this newspawith less effort, in ouwthird dent Roosevelt when 1 believe the lees time. Do your neat booThe structure is 1,000 feet high President's policies to be sound. per for health, happiness and ing with tha InKane-Ug- h When and on a clear day from the top they are not sound, in my Coleman. It's ting first of prosperity depend all of the tower points 55 miles disa wonderful time and opinion, I shall oppose them just as upon food. tabor her saver, it at tant are visible. vigorously as I would oppose d your dealer's. Every homemaker will During 1937 810,185 people visitreactionary plans by WRITE! Send poet. want to clip these articles, and ed the tower. A television station card for free folder save them. She will find them end full details. has been installed on the summit, Now, it may be said by some that invaluable aids in keeping her which is to be operated in con- TUI COLEMAN LAMP USrem Dept. W-Mr. Clark is relegating to himself AND STOVE COh family properly fed. nection with the tower's radio WleMto. He .I f steers, w., PMtaOatpMa, Paul a considerable amount of authority her Oagstss. Cam, the statement that when he thinks the President's plana are sour, he will oppose them. I take an entirely contrary view. The people of a state send a mun to the house OF ! I Have You ng w one-thir- ... s, honest-to-goodne- half-poun- non-grea- sy easy-to-achifc- at ut AR OFFER ir . f Coleman ron moss-backe- of representatives or tha senate to serve aa their apokeaman, their leader. They don't want somebody to follow somebody else, or at least of they should not want that type man. If Mr. Clark feels that he baa a better understanding of what is needed in the state from which he comes than does the President of the United States. I think he is only exercising his capacity and his right of leadership. Further, it is a teat in foe primary. The people are going to decide it and that la what commends it to me. contest as Using tha Clark-Pop- e further illuitration, I think It ought to be said Mr. Clark must have dis-from keeping his ear to t a Idaho political ground how the peo- dia-- j pie of that state have been turbed by some of the radical, pro-feasorial policies that have been .old" to Mr. Roosevelt by his co-- , terie of advisers. Hi. record seem. to indicate that such 1. tha care. On the other hand. Senator Pope has never wavered. He baa found. out first what Mr. Roosevelt wanted and ha. stayed with that through may be that a stand is good politics: it may be that voters in many states prefer that But foe thought I am seeking to advance is foe necessity for members of foe house and senate to think sometimes of the welfare tff their constituencies, the good of the country as a whole. In the campaigni of 1934 and 1938, the bulk of foe Democratic members of the house and senate went out and campaigned wholeheartedly for Roosevelt policies. There were fewer who sounded the tocsin in that way in 1936 than did in 1934. Which la to say, that some members found weaknesses in policies which they had supported and they admitted they were wrong. Well, the result has been fewer nit wit laws. thick and thin. It WEEK By LEMUEL F. PARTON jEW Irium contained in BOTH Pepsodent Tooth Powder and Pepeodent Tooth Paste Thank your lucky curt that Prpao-dnow contains remarkable Iriuml rw this wonderful new cleansing sgejit found only in Pepsodent pro mines your smile a new beauty I For Irium makes Pepiodsnt ostra rffrctivg . . . enabling It to gently brush Awey uneightly surface-stain- . . rentor- - ing teelh to their full natural radiance, PepewJmt with Irium i thorough. ..vet utterly SAFE. It contains no ULEACH. NO GRIT, NO pumice I Try it I Washington. Congressional leaders foresee force possible obstacles to a May adjournment the wage-hobill, the Hungarian debt settlement and railroad legislation. Democratic Loader Barkley (Dem., Ky.) said he hoped the sqp-st- e could dispose of foe tax revision bill, tha 21,1,000,000 naval expun-siw- i program, and the proposed 21.000,000.000 relief measure In ApriL ur 'foil a RADIO AND TiTtyfifi s5 ce Army Ready youngsters and Cuchaire Tte ra-bck IL "" hJi ultimatum demanding personals d foreign policy is a change WANTID the current news. out iaimdlate vonvidmitiwr was something like eonater- - - stand-covere- i conaervaUyea whe" rly ,? Chamberlain named foe tacidenUlly for the Jewiih Mr. war post There w. no hint of In their attitude, but Hore-Beliah- a m J cern en hiemllwe t1" opUmiata 1001 mong Ori-i-- Ge" t were alarmed predictions that Hit-- vengeance. . to "R ALCOHOL Only a days aINTM(M TORIUM. IMS K. ErfWw yMr icrr Um JfesoXhvos, All in Ong 9at Jot Paid UrBaudu k UIJag ica.Tu Britain ITSIRa fth Eut ler would be enraged and seek quick thick-and-th- in sJ OWlET-Emem-- fl.1.1 YORK. Leslie Hore-Be- ha, British secretary iff war, made himself somewhat of a' national hero several months ago when he shook up , Britain in foe army com-Rato Get mind, upped foe STEAMSHIP Wr.i t.l Until St TICKETS to st.. BUILDING MATFtiTT That didn't come off, and tha new war secretary started s INTERSTATE BHICX m Building ami Fits Hrkk-i- ff. whirlwind army clean-o-p and Hollow Building Tilt Drain TUa Rnd reconditioning camiVr lg S. lllk E.. SAI.TI paign, to the satisfaction of all hands. Sir household Ian Hamilton, who had been In WRINGER ROLLS yog A d command at tha Dardanelles, KJSt.!S SERVICE. 171 E. mo a.. aitiS said, Thank God we are wider OFFICE EQUIPMENT proper soldier and will not be NEW AND USED Iraki abet silting down. ul ibk He has spent a lot of time badgering his elders, and still has many CLAY PRODUCTS tff them to work . Brain Tils Sowar Hpa Th, u, Clever at on, as he Is only Flra Brirk and iM ckr forty-threUTAH FIRE CLAT CO. When, Badgering sot. - iflk all-rou- Serenty-nine-year-o- ld e. Hie Eldere br,lh Young Ox onian, he ran for parliament, his opponent tagged him as the nonentity of foe col- - ATHLETIC GREAT WESTERN GOODS CwL ATHLETIC In addition to his other activities, and foe President of foe United States is probably cleverly, and romped in. President as busy as any He was dispatch card Cautet Furor man in the world. war, then a major, a re; President Roosevelt Is now in competition with the hundreds of men and women who front page and the headline!, make their living by writing. I relie became financial secretary fer, of course, to the publication in of the treasury In 1932 and later newspapers and magazines of his minister of transportation. He state papers and the serial story is a demon for detail and has publication of his notes and comswarmed all over England, inments and the questions asked in specting equipment, barracks his regular semiweekly meetings and army kitchens. with foe newspaper correspondent. The President's action in selling this material has created quite a furor. It has brought home to many writers a fact that has agitat- the military establishment ed me in a serious way. For the first time, many writers realized what has been happening to private business where the federal or state governments, especially the former, have entered into fields of lcycorn and commercial endeavor that heretofore had been reserved for private Conquerors effort. Of course, the President is Old Stuff to Louis v not "the government" as one might! Bank Family Rothschild is say in the case of running electric!. . . w th .r d,K serving as a banker, but the ma- dyna1. n Hmnanoffi, terial he is syndicating and for ' which he receives money is of the SJ? HaP"uJ,8- - Mattcrnich and ,nd pH Uw other kings. same fabric. It is so because it Dl,r,e j J?,1 office. I find difficulty, therefore, in terms with them. Baron Louis is the head of the between the two distinguishing types and I am rather glad that the house. The catastrophic fall of the Creditanstalt bank of Vienna in 1931 lesson is so pointed. I have no idea how many thou- was supposed to have wrecked sands of dollars the sale of press them. A few weeks later, conference notes will yield. Bly obthey were shoveling money into American jection to their sale rests on another reason than the monetary resecurities, aDd, it was reported, turn. That is. another reason in nagging a stray million hero and there by a fast overseas addition to the belief I hold that government should not enter into play on franco, an old ramily custom. competition wiih private individuals. Let me stale my objection by Louis and his brother, Alphonse, a review. It has always been re- were living in regal splendor when quired of the newspaper correspondthe Creditanstalt ents that the President could say Deer Parke failed. had anything he desired in the press and Castles estates. conferences and it mus be held rt confidence and never printed unlessInvaded Away magnificent galleries, shooting the President gave permission for. lodges, a huge Franz Lchar chorus its use. Included iathe records of deer parks altd a brace retainers, now being published, however,. are 0f medieval castles. Much of these many items never before published. holdings slipped away, as Louis, They were held in confidence by with somewhat less than the usual the correspondents heretofore. family zest and acumen in finanAnother thing: a shorthand writ- cial affairs, turned to a of er always sits at Mr. Roosevelt's philosophy and foe arts. study left during the press conferences. It la 132 years since Napoleon, He takes every question and after Austerlitz, made mince-meevery answer. The record is complete. af the Holy Roman empire and even But the correspondents always have more been denied the privilege of re- tria. ruthlessly dismembered AusNathan, James and Solomon examining those shorthand notes or, von Rothschild, sons of Mayer Ansthe rather, transcribed records! elm, founder of foe line, not only They were held as the President's saved their holdings, but extended personal property. Nevertheless, their dominions to the remotest corthe syndicated newspaper stories ner of Europe. and the magazine articles and the These vast ramifications of volumes of state papers now in their fortune, one oT the largest process of publication use those in foe history of foe world, were very records in a most complete in land, steel, coal, manufactoform. The President has added his ries and munition, and, in later comments to many of them. It decide!, in oil and hydrocledrio makes a most interesting record-but power. the three or four hundred WashLibraries have been written about ington correspondents who make their living as professional writers them, one notable record being have had no chance to "L'Argent" Their continental Increase their own emoluments or to make money matrix has been a stabilizer at times. It is possible that the Uicir own writings more Important by writing the matcriul which Is now Vienna jail door clangs foe end of a dynasty and an epoch but not being discioscd for the first time. Bvsiern Newspaper Union. quite certain. History will tilL great j Zo-la- 's toMdcwF.aiur.a See Three Perils to May Adjournment of Congress hotels This would clear the senate w10 conilifcruti.in of debt program should it In a lengthy .cate debate on the entire war debt question afTcct- Ing Kuroponn nations. Representative Rayburn (Dem. Texas), house floor leader, said he thought that chan,bcr could coin plote is present program 1 But oilier members said by May ef! that if forts to revive the r bill are successful, ihc picture change. cnlen-?r!L'.U.l- re-su- w.igo-hnu- Longest Word The longest word in the English language is usuully said to be 28 lct-- r nonce word coined during the discussions in England of disthe establishing church. Western Reserve Iuithsel The original purchase J. land comprising tHe Wesaa serve amounted to 40 eoa acre. Trees Manufacture Ov The food on which a tlonass F feeds and which caut it b is manufactured in the & The mineral sail fr.'in are transformed in the which become food factorin'1 the action of air ami this reserve food is trunk ami n.i I this reserve is dra'1 n upon lift in the cells. Fish of Many Xsb" fiihf A certain fish in run , be called a in other state the chuH called a green bars, a m a Welshman, a cuw whit ass, a ycuu" tm largc-meuthe- d t white salmon, and while called If together this fish is ferent names. Construction W or X. " The Northern constructed under an gress approved by ini coin on July 2, IM. pleted in 1883. ggj The On That The Turks have aya: Every pears larger than it are the same the Indiana -l- lrsr-irr Indiana is known icr state. u? i 1 -1' First Baseball is m'1 an official gume f 1,1 Jsd "i111 ' ' 1.bra. o liocker club of N w ed In 1845 and dii"' ' 't rules. t- Rainfall Heavy in Cherra Tunjii. m wettest sp.is such Mnl substances as of (he sulphuric scld, carbon monoxides having an overage arsenic compounds and tar com- ot 428 inches. Deschutes, the pounds foo latter suspected as a nt that flows ini l''1' cause of cancer. huunred ' Danger From Chimney Smoke Heavy chimney smoke carries g , . Day-1-I;- - u ii (B K |