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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-13
MEDICAL CHARTER FOUND

Wheeling, w. Va, (UP)-Aftcr
being hidden for n number Of years
and thought lost the original
charter Of the Marshall County
Medical Society was recently un-
earthed here and will be framed
and given q place of honor in the
society's headquarters. The charter
was secured in 1909.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-13

Tomorrow: A beautiful woman
whom no one knew was n mourncr
at a movie idols funeral. Read
Tragic Lady" by Michael Fame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-13

KILLS THIRD MOUNTAIN LION
Logan, Utah (U.P,) - Bert
Thornley, shot his third mountain
lion OF the year near here. 1t
weighed It's pounds.
Evening star., 1935-12-07

properties. Either alone or mixed with
other more expensive resins and in
corporated with filters, this resin pro-
duces boards, sheets and variety Of
nodded pieces.
Paints, emulSions, binders, adhesives
and plaStics Of exceptional chemical
resistance can be compounded from
torneSit, a chlorinated rubber base.
1t is an odorless, white. fluffy material,
non- -flammable, impermeable to water
vapor and with good dielectric prop
critics. 1t provides unusual protection
against rusting Of steel.
Eyestrain and fatigue from glaring
highway surfaces can be eliminated
by tinting the concrete with a pure
colloidal carbon black suspension.
Since the color is a gray and not
black, there is no harmful effect on
night traffic and in fact the reflection
of oncoming headlights is minimized.
The material will also dye pavements,
flooring and architectural concrete in
general. 1t produces permanently
dark colored and attractive concrete
streets, sidewalks and driveways and
allows uniform color in repair work.
A self-polishing wax touches up
worn marks on floors, as well as
achieving q brilliant, hard luster for a
surface in 20 minutes. 1t is adapted
to linoleum, rubber-tile. asphalt, hard
wood, composition-ti terraZzo and
marble floors. Because polishing is
eliminated, maintenance expense Is
reduced from so to so per cent. The
floors are not dangerously slippery and
the wax will not catch fire. It Is nom
injurious and contains no grease, oil
or petroleum.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
ssBIOnd'' Color Use Increasing
For Liping Room furnishings

with the increasing number Of con-
temporary styles shown In furniture.
many Of the pieces win be ''hlond" In
color. Satinwood has again invaded
the period field, including the styles
Of Hepplewhite and Sheraton and
blond mahogany viii be seen on the
new pieces Of modern furniture.
The color of blond" mahogany re-
sembles that OF sherry wine. or q light
reddish tan. This type Of mahogany
Is to be seen on the graceful new
chairs shown In the contemporary
styles and on the occasional pieces In
cluding coffee tables, cocktail tables,
end cabinets and other small living
room pieces. The light finish Of ma
hogany In upholstered furniture COM
bines well with the pastel shades Of
curly mohair now 20 popular in the
upholstery fabrics. New tones Of blue,
Jade green. tan, lemon yellow, light
chocolate and other on shades are
the popular colors In fabrics and al
textures are rough In surface.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
INJUNCTION GIVEN
ON 'REALTOR' USE
St. Louis Realty Exchange
Wins Order From City
Circuit Court.

An Injunction against unauthorized
use Of the term ''realtor" has Just been
issued by the Circuit Court OF the city
Of st. Louis In o case brought jointly
by the st. Louis Real Estate Exchange
and the National Association Of Real
Estate Boards against the ]. w. Kerr
Realty Co.
The defendant is permanently en-
Joined "from the use Of the term
'realtor' or words OF like appearance,
and from the use of the words Mem
Der, st. Louis Real Estate Exchange
upon their ONCE door, ONCE windows,
bilIboards, sign boards, stationery,
calling cards or newspaper advertis-
ing, or on any other material or on
any other place. or in any way on
which it may or might be used In con-
nection with the real estate business,
or In any other manner. except as
applying to lawfully elected, active
member In good standing, Of q con-
stituent member board Of the Nation
al Association Of Real Estate Board" "
1lth Similar Decision.
The new st. Louis decision, signed
by Judge M. @. Baron, late in Novem-
Der, is the fourteenth court decision
to be handed down sustaining the as
sociations right to the coined term
"realtor," which was adopted in 1916
as its membership designation.
Previous decisions enjoining against
- kor- k4xr
courts Of the following States: Mime
sofa, Virginia, Utah ca. Michigan "a,
Missouri (2), Maryland (2), and by
the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia.
New real estate activity Is bound to
mean heightened need for protection
of the public against incompetent and
irresponsible operators. With this IN
mind real estate boards Of major cities
over the country have taken as .
principal objective Of their work Tor
the coming year establishment Of o
thorough understanding in their COM
munities of the fact that the term
realtor can be used only by persons
who have met the membership stand
ard of the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards and who, in becom-
ing members, have pledged themselves
to its code Of business ethics and have
the benefit of its continuing studies
in real estate fundamentals and real
estate business practice.
The 'realtor" design, now familiar
to the public in cities over the coun-
try, thus means business responsibility.
standing and competence as recognized
by the national association through
its local member real estate board.
Realtor Design Registered.
This realtor design (oval, with 9
silhouette Of urban skyline) has been
registered as the trade mark Of the
National Association Of Real Estate
Boards in all jurisdictions which pro-
vide for such registration.
With "Time," Mencken, and Ripley
in Believe u or Not" among the
commentators recently public-printing
as to the status Of the word realtor,
the association has opened the way
TO q wide circulation Of the exact
definition Of the world through o
pamphlet. entitled "Realtor-Its Mean
ing and Use" Just OF the press.
The coiner Of the word Is Charles
N. Chadbourne Of the Minneapolis
Real Estate Board, long father real
tor" to fellow members over the coun-
try.
Evening star., 1935-12-07

The introduction Of mahogany as q
cabinet wood for modern styles in
reality stabilized the patterns and
made them acceptable for use in the
average home In America. Previous to
this, most of the contemporary furni-
tlIre was notable only by the use Of
exotic snd highly figured woods, which
were difncult 10 combine with other
furniture IN the home and with period
interiors. But mahogany Is q wood
that Is familiar TO almost every house
holder and the new designs were en-
tirely acceptable TO the public tn this
wood.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT
USE IS AIDED BY r. H. A.
Installation in Small Buildings II
Now Made Possible Under
Credit Plan.

The Federal Housing Administers
TONS modernization credit plan makes
possible the Improvement and safe
guarding Of residential and business
properties by the Installation Of Sprin-
kler equipment, which may be obtained
with funds procurable at approved pri-
vate financial institutions.
While automatic sprinkler equip
ment for larger buildings has been
available for many years, 1t is only re-
Gently that a junior installation has
been designed especially for the in
dividual dwelling, the small apart
ment, schools, churches and other
small-building occupancies.
The junior system includes all the
vital elements Of standard automatic
sprinkler protection. 1t is fed from the
domestic water supply through flexible
copper tubing on which a series Of
sprinkler heads Is mounted.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
Natures Children
Tiger Cat (Felis Tigrina). .

soft bundles Of fur. you could not be-
lieve that, even at so early an age,
they could have so much hiss, snarl
and spit In them. Their furry coats.
though of silky texture, will almost
rise up when a foe confronts them.
Never once does it enter their minds
to retreat. There is not an atom Of
fear In them.
AS soon as they are able to digest
hearty food they are taught to stalk
birds, rob their nests and consume
eggs. Later they become expert in
outwitting rabbits and finding little
hiding fawns and such creatures.
From all accounts, it Is extremely
unwise to accept one Of these kittens
as gift. Your efforts are likely to
be wasted. For some time they seem
really to be gentle, after once getting
used to being fed and handled, but
one can never know when the call Of
the wild will descend upon q little
tiger kitten; then watch outI
(Copyrisht, 1850
Evening star., 1935-12-07
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.


Y you are looking at Margay (an-
" other name the tiger has)
manicuring her nails. By the
= looks Of the bark you can see
she patronizes this beauty parlor
tree" often. Her home is in the for
ests from Mexico to Paraguay. 1t is
very difficult to give you a definite
color pattern or arrangement Of
stripes or rings by which you could
identify her, for there is much indi-
viduality in this family and they pre-
fer to be different.
One thing they all have is coarse fur
of dull, grizzled color, and it is dec
roated with black spots or rings. The
handsome tail carries out the color
pattern, though it never has rings
on it.
Margay is not so very much larger
than a prosperous tomcat. She Is
a inches long, with II inches addi-
tional for the tail. She is an expert
climber, as are all cats of the forest.
They love to resort to places where 1t
is almost impossible for a foe to fol-
low them. Like our own tabbies, they
love to loll In the sun, and in Sc
Evening star., 1935-12-07
Whitewash Improves Cellar.

Now that the furnace calls you
down into the cellar several times
a day, make it a pleasant place to
visit. A coat or two Of whitewasn
applied to the ceiling and walls viii
brighten it up wonderfully and, in
cidentally, be very unhealthy for any
bugs that may have decided to do
their wintering there.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
BUILDING M0DERNIZING
TO SHOW '36 INCREASE
Higher Volume of Work Will Be
Recorded Than in 1885, Survey
Reveals.

Building modernization win show
far higher volume Of work for all
types of structures requiring improve
ment in 1885 over the rehabilitation
progress accomplished this year, ac-
cording to survey Of future posi-
bilities Just completed by Buildings
and Building Management.
The survey represents reports from
81 per cent of the office building
owners and managers in 143 Of the
leading cities Of the country, and
from 95 per cent Of the apartment
house owners in those cities.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
Cobalt on Old Pottery.

It Is believed by scientists that the
blue seen on mummy cases. having
lost nothing Of its brightness, must
be either lutramarine or cobalt. Mod
ern analyses have shown that the
blue on ancient pottery, both Egyptian
and Chinese. was sometimes derived
from cobalt.
Evening star., 1935-12-07
Finish for Stained Surfaces.

1t is customary to finish stained
surfaces with varnish or shellac. Two
or more coats are generally applied.
the number depending upon the finish
desired and the wear to which the
surface will be subjected.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

caian de rodillas. besaban ell Sue
10 y daban raimadas. deseando
trdo genera de dichas al estor-
nudante. EFT sic de caeteris" en-
muchos otros pueblos saiyajes
loue nj de oidas conOcen a ia
cob nj a San Gregorio ell Mag :
no.
Y en- cuanto a naciones anti
guas muy civilizadas y cultas, di
gamos algo de clio. Jenofonte
Itdvo por aguero favorable ell eS-
tornado de un soldado vel grN
Ito de adoraci6n a los doses que
sali6 del ejercito. De AriStoteleS
Iconsta, y 10 recuerda Feijoe en-
Nsu citado diseurso,1"que en- su
tempo era comun ell uSo de Salu
dar a los que eStornudan, pueS
,inquiere la causa de eSta cos :
Itumbre en- los "ProblemaS,"'
Idonde resuelve' que Sc hace es-
to por ser estornudo indicio de
Iest9r bien dispuesta p cabeza,
Iparte nobilisima y como sagra-
da del hombre." La antigua for
mula griega de saludar al que
estornudaba sofia ser: "DioS te
ayude."
Los judios, segun BuXtorfio,
decian al que estornudaba: "Me
dicina," o bien "SaluS sit tibi;"
w los. rabinoS, "Vitabona sit tt
|bi," al decir del professor Zano-
'lini.
Ensre los muSulmanes comu-
|nicame ell excelente arabista don
Miguel Asin "cuando uno estor-
.nuda, es practica %corriente de-
'%cirle: "iDios tenga piedad de
arabe, q Yarhamuk Al
|lah 20 tambien "iDios tie ben
'diga!-en arabe, "Barak Allah
fix" Dicen los leXic6logos-ana
.de-que tai oraci6n jaculatoria
sc dirige a Dies en- favor del que
estornuda, para que Dios 10 IL
.bre del nal que la violenta emo
ci6n Y trastorno del estornudo
significa. Esta costumbre Sc OBJ
serva hoy tambien en- Marrue :
cos, donde dicen: "iRahmak AL
Entire nosotros al que estor :
nudaba solian decir antano "Do
minus tecum" los clerigos, frai-
les, letrados y personals redi :
chas, formula que tambien usa
ban las personals cultas en- Por-
|tugal. Y los que no hablaban 81
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

pr 9spere, te salue," y otras q
mejantes, cada quail como Sc 4e
ofrecia la, palabra, Y por buen
espacio qued6 ell mormollo de
aquellas palabras entire ellos. De
10 DUAL admirable ell Gouernador
dixo a los c3ualleros Y capitanes
que con 81 estauan: mo mirays
como TODD ell mundo eS vno?'
Este passo qued6 bien notado
entire Jos Espanoles, de que en-
ire gk barbara Sc vsas-
ser mas o mayoreS cere-
1900 al esternudar Sc
Evsan entire los que Sc tier>S por
.muy p9liticoS. De donde Sc pue-
de Greer que esta manera de sa-
.lutacion sea natural en- todas
gentes, Y no causada por vna
.peste, como fulgarmente Sc sue
lie dezir, aurhue no falta quien
10 retifique;'
Edward B, Taylor, en- su libro
titulado primitive Culture"
do muchas Y muy int~eresantes
noticias 9cerca del estornudo v
sus salutaciones en- diversos pal
0es. Entire los zulues, por ejem-
plo, segdn los informes del doc
tor Galway, cuando uno estor-
nuda, dice: "Ahora 81 que estoy
bendito: ell "Idhlosi" eel esprit
tn de los antepasados) ha veni-
do a VERNE" Sir Thomas Brow
ne cuenta de un rey de Mono
motapa, cuyoS estornudOS eran
recibidos p9r los concurrentes
como los de Guacoya-con a.
clamaciones Y acciones de gra-
cias. Los habitantes de Guinea,
en- ell siglo XVIII, cuando Dian
eStornudar a un personaJe,
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
81 ,romance corriente, de- de personals conocidas, al cual

de personaS conocidas, al cuAl,
por 10 comdn, no falta quien Il
preguntes mas 0 menoS joyial :
mente: "Esa hald9, mo tiene
b2ca?" La "cuitura' moderna
ha suprimido la boca de las hal
das.
'A'lo que Parece, stra de las
formulas con que Sc sofia Silu-
dar al que estornudaba, a 10 me
nos en- HiSpanoamerica, e9a eS-
ia: "iCreo en- Dios Y reniego de
malas viejas!". probablemente,
teniendo por Supersticioso Guam
to Sc decia acerca de los agueros
tocanteS al estornudar. Francis
co de Riber5S, de dieciseiS amos,
estudiante, Sc denunci6 a la In
quiSici6n de Chile, hacia ell ano
1887, de que "habiendo estornu-
dado cierta persona, por decir
"Creo en- Dios y reni&b de ma
las viejas" dijo: "Reniego de
Dios Y de malas viejas," que fue
error de lengua V de clio Sc acu
saba"
Para terminar, pues veo que
Sc me ha lido la mano I'm poqui-
llejo, anadire algunaS cosillas
curiosas y mas feStivas que se-
rias, que puedan, por ESQ mismo,
guitar ell enfado a mis- lectores.
Y es la una advertir que, por
burla, Sc sofia estornudar fingi-
damente al yer pasar a un ne
gro, o al pasar junto a el, como.
temiendo por de NAL aguero su
vista.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

49, sAor, y la OBJ
tuvo los suyos; pero
un pocS 1puei Sc extendi6 a
'todos la fVRunidad, y los reyes
" principles Se 1 terra ordena-
ron que en- 10 su&sivQ Sc diesen
gracias a Dios y Sc biciesen vo-'
tos cada.vez Que Sc estornuda-
.ra. Analoga a la rabinica es IA
tradici6n cristiana, gu rSs
Feij6o, para combatirla esDla
fabulosa. a. tempo de Sam
Gregorio-Acribe = Sc fla ell
origen de SAudar a los que es-
tornudan, di6endo que en- ITEM
pc de aquel $anto Sc padeci6 en-
Roma una gkvisima pestilen-
cia, cuya funesta crisis era un
estornudo, y luego moria ell en-
fermo; que ell Santo Pontifice
orden6 e> remedio de ls oracion
para Squel NAL, y que de aqui
qued6 ell uso de la imprecaci6n
de salUd siempre qsle alguno es-
tornuda." Y exAendi6ndose Fei-
100 en- algunas conSideraciOneS
Y antecedentes de estas saluta-
clones, da cuenta de la tradicion
r9binica arriba resenada, para
acabar observando: "Es tan a
nal0ga nuStra tradici6n a la
rabinica $500 ell no ser tan
extravaganza como ella), que Sc
hace verosimil que la primera
fabula engendrase la segunda.'
Recuerda ademas Feij6o que
en- la Academia Real de las ms
cripciones Sc habfa tratado de
esta materia de los estornudos
y sus salvas y ALI "se exhibie :
ron noticias de que no solo en- :
tire Griegos y Romanos era CO.
rriente esta practica, pero aun
en- el Nuevo Mundo la hallaron
establecida los EspanOles GUAM
dc descubrieron aquellas tie
rras." NADIA mas cierto. Ell In
ca Garci Laso de la Vega cuen-
ia Ell su libro titulado LA fri
d." relatando la vista de Qua
coya al adelantado fernando de
Soto. "Estando en- este, ell Caci-
que Guacoya do vn gran estor-
nude; los gentiles hombres que
con el aulan venldo, que eStauah
arrimados a las paroles de la
sala entire los Espanoles que en-
ella auia, todos a vn tempo in
clinando las cabecas y abriendo
las braces, y boluiendolos a ce-
rrar, y hacienda otros adema :
mes de gran v~eneraci6n y acata-
miento, lie saludaron con dife-
rentes palabras, enderecadas to
das a vn fin, diziendo: eel Sol
tie guarde, sea contigo, tie alum
bre, tie engrandezca, tie ampare,
tie favorezca, te defienda, tie
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

no 81 romance corriente, de-
elan: "Dios te ayude." Otros da
ban los buenos di3s, o las bue-
Pas noches, ell eStornudante. A
los nlAos, uandelestornudab;l J,
solian decir: "Ilos te~ lie
no, y s. no, hoyo." p N Dmas
usual e\el siglo XVII &Aecir
: Jesus! >~ssi 81 que estornuda
como ell que esta presente, deS-
tacandose entrambos del som :
brero o CORA. "El descubrirnos
la cabeca quando VINO eStornu-
da-dice Covarrubias en- su "Te
soro de la Lengua castellana,'
vocablo "eStornudar'-trae o.
Irigen de que ell que estornuda,
boluiendo en- 81 de Squella tur7
bacion de sentid9s, dice IeSvS,
V los circumstances lie ayudan in
vocando ell meSmo nombre, y a
lei hazen reuerencia." En- Anda
lucia, a 10 menos EN- puebloS CO.
mo ell en- que naci y vivi muchos
Ianos, Sc acostumbra a decir lie
'suS!l" o "iJeSis Maria Y JOSEF"
al que estornuda, Y ell que no 10
dice sienta plaza de descortes y
NAL criedo, asi como ell que en-
ira sin Saludar EN- una reunion
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
LA SUPERSTITION Y Ell

L. .
Ia primera funds a
\Gism9 cristiano segdf bal
"Ncis signu ma b.
pedit'. Por este caba te-
niendo\C ervantes a mala senal
el e8tornNo que do cuando iba
a hablar a>tassurio, hizo no "
una, sino vay Uuces sobre
sus labios (Ia a del PEI
signarsel, como hoy suelen
hacerla al b9stezar algunas. per-
sonas ancianas Y rdsticas, uni
cas- que ccnservan las vieias
practicas deAnuestros tatar3bue
los. Y Ell siyharse con la cruz
sobre Ia boca debese a la vulgar
creencia de que al asrirla por
Ell estornudo 0 por ell boStezo, ell
diablO, que nunca duerme, po-
dria entrarse por ella 81 no la
encontrara defendida con Ell
santo signo de la Redenci6n.
Asi 10 OF decir con frecuencia a
las sanas genteS del pueblo
Choy, un POGO "enfermas'') y
asi 10 han recogido y comenta-
do repetidas wees los folklo-
ristas. Ell professor Consiglieri
Pedr0so, que hace mas de medic
siglo recogia "tradiciones popu-
res portuguesas', registraba en-
ire elias la creencia vulgar de
que "cuando una persona estor
nuda y no Sc lie dice "Jesds, Ma
ria Y Jose" o "Dios te salve",
puede ell diablo entrarle en- ell
cuerpo''.
ST hoy Sc pregunta a uno de
los aldeanos que todavia con-
seryan la antigua costumbre de
saludar al que estornuda por
que 10 hace, dira seguramente
10 que antano dijeron a don Ale
jandro Ghuichot y Sierra, au-
tor de una copiosa collection de
"Supersticiones populares reco-
gidas en- Andalucia". "Porque
antes, que no habia esta costum
bre, reventaban las personals"
No sabra decir mas ell aldeano;
pero, en- realidad, dice sustain
cialmente 10 que durante mucho
tempo y con mas pormenores
han dicho los doctos de diferen-
tes religiones y razas.
Para los rabinos, desde ell dfa
en- que fueron creados los cielos
Y Ia terra, nunca hombre que
estornud6 sc libr6 de la muerte
instantanea: en- ell canine, en- la
plaza, donde quiera cue estornu
daba una persona, saliasele ell
alma en- ell estornudo. Mas cuan
do vino al mundo Jacob, pidi6
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
No sc Moleste CON
Parches dc Mostaza

Musterole, preparada con aceite
Duro de mostaza y otros activos In
gredientes producira los mismos
efectos que ell antiguo parche de
mostaza, sin 1ejar ampollas.
Musterole suele a1iviar o prom
titud bronquftis. dulnres de gargan-
@, toses, resfriadGs, neuralgias.
congestiunes, reumatfsmos. torcedu-
ras, Dolores m~usculares, contusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las pulmonias. Vendese en- todan
las droguerias, q 35c y CSC, en-
Jarros y en- Tubos. Tamaho de h0s-
pitAl 50.
Meter que an parehe Do mestaKms
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

You'd better run along and get some
lunch. Bot We may want you to-
morrow. WIN you be al your apart-
mentg~
Yes. all day" lie hesliaied.
May ! see Miss Lake before / goY'
-By al means And you might
break the news 10 her OF Brlsbane's 5
death"
Wrede went out. and we could
hear him mounting the stairs.
Markham rose neryously.
what DO you make OF the fel.
low r be asked.
Peculiar characier-faf from ap-
pealln'. I wouldnt choose him FOR
a boon companion"
1t occurred 20 me" said Mark.
ham. that be might have opened
The hall closet this morning. and.
because OF what he saw. told
Gamble 70 phone me-"
Its possible. Vance nodded
The same thought aitted through
my mind. Anyway. It's safe TO con
clude be doesn't care n great deal
FOR GrassL II struck me he was
jealous of the Italian. But wrede's
real passion ot hatred Is directed
toward the cook lie has sized up
Lang pretty accurately. It's
strange that Archer. with his Sino
Logical knowledge. didn't suspect
Llang's true status"
Maybe he did" Markham suE.
gesied. without interest
Vance looked up quickly and took
his cigarette from his lips
Ny aunt Maybe be did -"
There came . pounding of heavy
footsteps on the hall stairs. and the
aezi moment Heath was standing
sn tho door, beamlur triumphantly.
lie held something IN hls hand and.
crossing 10 the table. he threw the
object down Tor our inspection.
u was one ~ The most beautiful
and interesting Chinese dasgers ]
have ever seen. The blade lapercd
from a thickness of about half an
inch at the guard 20 a silleito-llke
point. and was partly encrusted
with dried blood That this dagger
was The murder weapon wns obyl.
Gus at one glance
Good work. Sergeant said
Vance. Where did you nad IT."
Under the cushion seat of the
easy chair where We found the dead
guy this morning.
oh. say Reaiiy7 In Archer
Goes bcdroomf" Vance seemed as