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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
 Games Yesterday.

Baltimore 5, Newark 4.
 Jersey City 8, Reading ? Qst) Reading 8, Jersey City 2 (2nd) Montreal z, Toronto o Qst). Montreal 6, Toronto 3 (2nd). Rochester 19, Buffalo (1st). Rochester 13, Buffalo l (2nd).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14

A gigantic hand. made Of glass posite the Munich railway station. draws attention to tourists to the various interests of the town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
STANDINGS
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday. Allentown 6, Hartford 4. Bridgeport 3, Bulldogs 2. Springfield 6, Albany 2 (1sD. Springfield 4, Albany ? (2nd).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
If True

In about four five weeks Benny Leonard undeed hsnt- weight champion world and the thoes of ring cong back on the pound e will make his appearance in Maooh Square Garden according all His opponent quite hkeY will be Alex Hart the young who made friends in these parts about year ago business for himself Alex has already negotiations the matter and he does step in Benny will give dab performance for he IS not the type to sacrifice himself to aid somebody else.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
YESTERDAYS HERO

Guy Bush of the Chicago Cubs SsiiO pitched his second 0nc.hiI game of the season t0 defeat BOss ton 8 to 1. BOsfon's run was made m, successive errors by Bell and IsaFysas,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
Fairly Easy

The first game will be at Bloom ington against Indiana Oct 3. In diana always puts up good battle and it held the 1880 team scoreless for the first half. but lack of ma terial makes it improbable that the Hoosiers will upset Notre Dame.
 Then comes Northwestern. Among those returning will be Reb Russell, who tore the Notre Dame line to shreds at Evanston last fall and Pc. Rentner, first string full back, who was injured before the Notre Dame game. These two alone will give Notre Dame's green guards a severe test.
 If Notre Dame wins it's first game with Indiana it will have a winning streak of 20 games with out tie. In 1919 and 1920 the George Gipp teams piled up Is victories, won the first two in 1921 to make it 20 straight, and then lost to Iowa, 10 to z. Whether this years team can break the record is a question.
 After Northwestern, Drake plays here. Although Notre Dame should win easily, the team will undoubt- edly be battered from the Wildcat battle and Drake never has failed to leave its mark. The team usual ly lets down for Ossie Solem's team and the result is invariably injuries. Last year five regulars were seri- ously hurt against Drake and could not play their best the following week against Northwestern.
 It is almost safe to predict that Anderson will have one or more of his regulars, probabl'' more. on the injured list when Pitts Partners come to Notre Dame Get "A. Notre Dame won easily from Pitt last year because the team was keyed. Rockne had told them that Pitt was big, strong. tough and smart. and the team went to the Smoky City expecting a battle. This year it will be harder to interest the men who played against Pitt last year.
 Only Captain Eddie Baker and Chuck Fully. quarterback and ta- ckle, have been graduated from Pitts first team. Only four other lettermen have been lost. Pitt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

(By United Press)
 Following averages compiled by the United Press include games played Sunday September 18th:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
Games Today.

Chicago at Boston.
 Detroit at New York. St Louis at Washington. Cleveland. at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
BY JOSEPH S. PETRITZ


 Notre Dame, Sept. 14.-Speakng at recent luncheon in regard to Notre Dames for third successive national championship Jesse C. Harper Rocknes former teacher and his successor director of athletics said
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

Chicago 6, Boston 5 Qst). Chicago 2, Boston ? (2nd). New York 2. Detroit l (1sD. New York 4, Detroit (2nd). Washington 2, Cleveland l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.

Chicago II, Boston (1st). Chicago 8, Boston l (2nd).
 Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg 5.
 Cincinnati 1, New York (1st). New York g. Cincinnati 4 (2nd). St Louis 6, Philadelphia (1sD. St Louis z, Philadelphia 2 (2nd)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
Games Today.

Boston at Chicago.
 New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14

old Rivals
 October 31 will see the team at Pittsburgh to play Carnegie Tech, the team that broke 25 years of Cartier Field tradition In 1928 by winning on Notre Danes home field, and knocked the Irish out of national title in 1926 with stun ming 19 to victory. Coach Wally Stefan has lost almost his entire team from 1880, but in both of its victories, Carnegie had sophomore teams.
 Stefan always has plenty of ma- terial and power; some intensive coaching supplies the finesse and enthusiasm necessary to make the Skibos a really dangerous eleven. Pennsylvania prove disappoint- ment last year when Notre Dame won, 60 to 20. But there is little doubt that Notre Dame was at its peak, fighting for Marty Brill and Tom Conley of Philadelphia, that day. Rockne had the perfect foot ball machine that day if he ever did. Blocking was devastating, tackling was deadly, passing was accurate, there were no mental lapses.
 At Penn there had been friction which eventually led to a reorgan- ization of the department of ath- letics. While Notre Dame should win Nov ', Penn will put up a much better game than last year. The Quakers have taken new lease on life and they will be out to make a better showing.
 Three Suicides"
 Navy, Southern California and Army wind up Notre Dame's sea- son, the last typical murderers' row that Rockne scheduled. The team meets Navy at Baltimore Nov 14 and for the second time in history a Notre Dame eleven will meet a squad coached by Notre Dame graduate and using the No- tre Dame system. The other in- stance was against Gus Dorais' De- troit team.
 Edgard (Rip) Miller, star left tackle with the Four Horsemen of 1924, was last spring appointed head coach at Navy to succeed Navy Bill" Ingram. He will be as- sisted by Christy Flanagan and Johnny O'Brien of the 1926 and 1880 elevens. While the Irish have been victorious in the only four games they have played with the Middies, the margin of victory has been small in three of the contests.
 Picking a winner in the South ern California game, Nov 21, and the Army game. Nov 2S, is like trying at this time to pick the fa-
 vorite for next years Kentucky Derby. New York writers are still wondering what happened in 1928
 when Notre Dame didn't have a
 chance for victory and won, 12 to
 6. And coast writers are just now coming to full realization that No tre Dame really won by 27 to o score at Los Angeles last year. A hapvop frea in India has been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14

A baby crying for an hour uses enought potential energy to climb to the top of the Washington Monument.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
unior Senior Golf Tourneys Occupy Local SportLight
Harper Pessin,istic On Notre Dame Chances;
 Northeastern Feared

EDITORS Dame faces another suicide straight championship are second series of six on Notre Da after ROcIn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14

A banyan tree in India has been known to shelter 1000 men. The circumference of its spread of branches Is 5000 feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
Old Rivals

therefor, may be expected to be strong.
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SWi, of NEA of Sec
D. Twp IA S. r 13 E.
s. B. NJ, 40 acres ........149.00
NWi4 of SEA of Sec
5. Twp Il S, r 13 E,
s. &. NJ, 10 acres ........140.74
7S5t Jones, Edwin o. &
Alfred C.
tt 9S. Twp 13 S, r
Is r, S. b. NJ, $40
acres .......-....................1S 1925 .95
7S56 Jones, Evan r. &
Claric a.
Part f.Nis of Tr 215,
Twp Is S. r IA f. S.
3. NJ, ly n of H. l.
Z. r. r-w, 16 acres 49,. 5000
1898 Jones, +. +.
WIZ of Sie of Tr 81.
Twp 14-15 S. r Is E.
s. b. M. 40 acres $3.50. 11.50
1889 Jones. c.. H
Pt of Lots & 6. Sec
80. Twp 10 S. r IA f.
s B. NJ, being all exc
RR r-w. and
E1a of SWl4 of Sec
Sc. Twp 10 S, r IA E.
s. b. NJ, 1922 acres 1887
1861 Jones, Geraldine
ST. of SWl4 of Sec
2s. Twp Is S. r 13 Z.
s. B. NJ. so acres ........ 1857
1864 Jones, Leonard A
Tr st, Twp Is S. r Ia
Z. S. 3. NJ. $50 acres S94 so
1863 Jones, L. Hollis
Sl2 Of El2 of TT 81.
Twp 13 S. r IA L. S.
B. NJ, so acres ..........222.7 20
1866 Jones, o. George
That pin of SCI, of
NE ,of Sec %, Twp
13 S, K u e, S. B. NJ.
ly Sly of Trifolium
Main Canal, 10 acres 74.74
1871 Jordon, Florence S. &
George H.
Nj of SWli of Sec
81. Twp Il S, R II E.
S. B. NJ, so acres .......154.U
1872 Josenhaus. Ernest H.
S 100 acres of SEA of
Sec 4. Twp 10 S. r
13 E. s. B. NJ, 100
acres .............................. $3.50
1870 Judson. Charles
Sterling
We of SEA of Sec
20, Twp II S, r Is E.
S. B. NJ, so acres -. $3.50
SCI, of SEA of Sec
20. Twp II S. r Is E,
S. B. NJ. 40 acres ........ 4O.65
NE4 of SEA of Sec
20. Twp II S. R Is E,
S. B. M, 40 acres ........ 37.35
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n 6Ooo Le1a, Jonn ID.
~ SWH. of NEA, Sec
6, Twp l6 S. r Is
e, S. b. M. 40
acres ................ 49,. 1890
8067 Lenont Realty
Company
Sc of NEK of Sc
"a, Sec Z, Twp IL
S, r ID i, S. B.
y, M, 20 acres ........... 124.24
= 8072 Lesler, Lou p
NWA of NEA, Sec
SO, Twp IL S. r IA
g.. S. B. M 80
acres ........................ 424.OO
n 8074 Leuzinger, Andrew
Tr SO. Twp Is S. r
II E, S. b. M, l60
acres ............ ............ $3.50
n 8075 Lewis. Alvin F.
NE4 of NWh,, Sec
30, Twp 13 S, R
l3 E, S. B. M. 40
acres ....................... Ala
;, NWh of NEh, Sec
- % Twp 13 S. r l3
E. S. B. M. 40 &C. 4l.74
30 8078 Lewis, Fred E. 81
& Ora l.
Lots and 2. Sec
-, Twp Is S. r
Is E. S. B. M, 1910
acres ........................ 446. 90
Part of TT 81. Twp
Is S. r Is E. S. B.
M, lying E of w Ii
OF Sec l2-l6-l5
100 acres ................ 6.54
808l Lewis. j. j.
VIE of Tr 54, Twp
Is S. r Is E. S. B.
M, 40 acres ............ 274.ll
1892 Lewis. Louise M.
TT l59B. Twp l3
S. r IA E, s. B. M.
24O acres ......-........... 479.OO
8033 Lewis Norman II.
Und 2 int in We
"a of SEA of SWA,
Sec 81. Twp l3 S. r
Is f. S. B. M.
20 acres ...-.....=-.. 324
IS 8O87 Liebert L. c.
Lot s. Sec 81. Twp
Is S. r ~ E, S. B.
y M. II acres ............ $3.50
8039 Lien. Anna j.
Lots 26 and 49,
10 Sec 33. Twp Is S.
r IA E. s. B. M.
Lot %, Sec 34,D
Twp Is S. r ID e.
81 S. b M.
Lot 3. Sec g. Twp
Is S. r IA E, S. b.
M.
L Part of TT ll4hD
Twp Is S. r Ia E.
S. B. M. being alb
~ S of S Ii of H.
l. r. r., f of e.
Ii of Crawford'sD
Sub No. /. N Of
c1 of State High-)
way and w of CD
of Alder. Canal
30 As acres ....a.....#... 37l74
Part of El2 of TT
l142. Twp Is S, r
ID E. 8. B. M. ~
S of c1 of State
Highway N of ca
of Alder Canal and
E of c1 of Central
N Drain Ditch. 3 acres 25 "a
Part of E 1896 #
Of w 1864 # of
N $50 # of that pit
of Ei2 of TT 1l4l2.
Twp Is S. r Ia E. S.
p M. ly of c1 of
Nam st, Ell Centre.
prolg Ely and w
of cIl of Alder Ca
,o nal. 1888 acres . lO3 81
~ 1902 Lilies, Evan M.
& Pearl May
we Of N12 of TT 81.
Twp Is S. r Is E.
S. B. M. 1878 acres 2l.l2
1904 Lindberg, Hugo B.
That part of Tr ST.
Twp l6 S. r II E,
S. B. M. ly w of a Ii
running N and S
l38l.5 # from f Ii
OF sd TT. 40 acres 1854
Lot 7, Sec 4, Twp
Is S. r Is E. S. B.
M. ga acres 324
8O95 Lindsay, Lycurgus
20 W 2 of NEl4 of Sec
%. Twp II S. r l3
E. S. B. M. 80 &C 53s IA
El2 of NEl4 of Sec
30 30, Twp II S. r l3
e, S. B. M, 80 acres 543.6l
NWH of Sec "a,
80 Twp II S. r l3 e. S,
B. M, l6O acres - lO2l.57
Part of Lot Q. Sec
8, Twp II S, r Is
40 E, S. B. M, ly S and
W of Canal. 2670
acres ooo y,
Part of TT Sc, Twp
81 II S, r Is E. S. B.
M, lying w of Main
49,. Canal, 3O27O acres. 24e7 II
olOO Lischner. Hyman
10 Frances r.
El2 of SEA, Sec
so B, Twp II S, r ID
e. S. B. M, 80
acres ........................... 3I564
30 Lots 7 and 8, Sec
10, Twp 13 S, r Is
T., 5. B. M, 1858
10 acres ................... 1o1 "A
SEA of NWh, Sec
TO- Twp 13 S, r Is
so e. S. r. M. 40 acres 193 90
olO1 Llschner Morris
Part of NEl4 of SW
-, Sec 7, Twp II S,
2O r. 13 f, S. B. M lv
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Lot S, Sec SO, Twp
l6 S, r IL E. S. B.
M. 2957 acres -. 1911
SWA. TT 81, Twp
Is S. r IL E. S. B.
M. 44.41 acres 49,. 24.70
slO8 Lockhart, l.. E.
S12 of SEA. Sec
80. Twp 13 S. r 13
E, S. B. M, 80
acres ......................... 1912
NEA of SEA. Sec
80, Twp 13 S. r
Is E, S. B. M, 40
acres ....-........---....-..... l.So
Gill Logan. James
We of SR, TT 81.
Twp Is S, r 13 E.
S. B. M, lying IS of
Eucalyptus Canal.
10 acres .................... 1912
8l14 Long. E. NJ
VIZ of Ne. TT l60.
Twp 16 S, r l3 E,
S. B. M, 40 acres . l3455
81l5 Long, E. N. 81
Walter
Part of TT 1873. Twp
Is S, r Is K, S. B.
M. ly S and E Of q
Ii drawn from SW
cor to NE cor.
80 acres .............-..... 20427
1921 Los Angeles-F First
National Trust &
Savings Bank =
We of VIZ of SEA
of NWA, Sec %,
Twp IL S, r 13 E,
S. B. M, 10 acres 900
We of Wa of NEA
of SWh. Sec %,
Twp IL S. r 13 E.
S. B. M, 10 acres. 500
E1a of NWh, Sec
80, Twp IL S. r l3
E, S. B. M, 80
acres ....................... 33930
NWh, of SWA, Sec
20. Twp l2 S. r Is
E, S. B. M. 40
acres .......-................... 62l0
Ela of SEA. Sec
20, Twp 13 S, r l6
E. S. B. M. 80 acres 2l224
we of NWh. Sec
%, Twp l3 S. r Is
E, s. B. M. 80
acres ............................ l4l.84
NWA of SWA, Sec
%. TWp l3 S. r l6
E. S. B. M. 40 acres 7750
Lot /. Sec 30. Twp
l3 S. r Is E. S. B.
M. 598 acres ....... 100
Lots 4 and 5. Sec
30. Twp l3 S. r 16
K. S. B. M, 1913
acres .-....................... 30.74
NEA of NEA. Sec
%, Twp l3 S. r Is
Z. S. B. M. 40 acres 7750
SEA of NEi4, Sec
20. Twp l3 S. r. l6
f. S. B. M. 40 acres 7O34
NEA of SEA. Sec
30. Twp l3 S. Il Is
f. S. B. M. 40
acres .......................... $3.50
Part of Lot IL e.
SEA of SEA, Sec
20. Twp 13 S. r Is
E. S. B. M. ly N OF
S Ii of TT 81, prod
Ely. 25 acres ........... 6924
Ne, TT 79, Twp IA
S. r is f. S. B.
M, l60 acres .... 3745O
El2 Of Sl2. Tt 70.
Twp IA S. r Is E. S.
3. M. 80 acres ...... 2l5.OO
NWi. of St2. TT
10. Twp Ii S. r Is
T., S. B. M. 40
acres ...........,,..-.-.....-.. $40
1923 Los Angeles Trust
and Savings Bank
That part of EEa, Tr
69/70. Twp Is S,
r Is E. S. B. M,
ly S and w of Alamo
River and N of Hol-
ton Interurban Ry.
so acres ..................... 275.5O
That part of Ela, Tr
69/70. Twp Is S. r
Is E. S. B. M. ly
N and E of Alamo
River. 35.42 acres. l451
w Is &C of Ei2, TT
1910, Twp Is S,
r. Is f. S. B M, ly
S 81 w Of u. S.
Highway No. 80.
As acres ........ 3os.s7
E 28.274 ac of ER
Tr 69/70, Twp Is
S. r Is E, S. B. M.
ly s Of U. S. High
way No. 80. 1926
acres ........................... 1870,
1888 Lloyd. William E.
and Guffin, Mary E.
Lots 8 and 10, Sec
4, Twp Is S. r 13
E, S. B. M. 1900
acres .......................... 1870
N 1lo4.18 TT of Lots
and 2, Sec 0, Twp
Is S, r l3 E. S. B.
NJ, 66.92 acres ........ 1870
1884 Luck, Isora Jane
S12 of SWH OF
NWH, Sec 8, Twp
IL S, r 13 E. S. B.
M. 20 acres ............ 1850
NEA of SEA. Sec
0. Twp IL S, r IA f.
S. B. NJ, 40 acres -. 22o.5o
NWI. of SEA. Sec
l2, Twp l2 S, r. IA
E. S. p. NJ. 40 acres 220.50
8l35 Lund. John
Lots 30. 33 and 49,
Sec 81, Twp 16 S.
u 1G T. g n M
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SO IT to p. o. b..
acres -.-...-...-...-.-..-.......-.. 1886
7745 Imperial Syndicate,
Inc.
PIT of W so acres of
Tr Sc, Twp Is S, r
1914 r. being all exc
State Highway, exc S
562 #, 60 acres #.........495. SO
7746 Imperial Valley Bank
Si2 of SWl4 of Sec
Ia. Twp 10 S. r 13 Z,
s. b. M. so acres ....... 2250
7749 Incorporated Motor
Owners
Sig of VIE of Sl2 of
WI of NJ of TT 16O.
Twp 16 S. r Is z, S.
B. NJ. 120 acres ....-.. 164
TT 15s, Twp Il S, r
1916 Z, s. B. NJ, 100
acres .....#..... ........-.-........ $3.50
1853 Iriberri, Antonio
Lot 20. Sec 80. Twp 13
S, r 16 E. S. B. NJ,
19.1S acres -.-.-....-........ 5000
w 49.S II OF Lot -,
Sec so. Twp Is S, r
16 E. S. 3. NJ, 10
acres ............................. PA
Pit of Lot /. Sec 81,
Twp 13 S. r Is E. S.
B. M, being that pit ly
n of n Ii of Tr 121 &
its ext Ely. 29.9s
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie. 90
PIT of NEl4 of NEl, of
Sec 81, Twp 13 S, r
16 f. S. B. NJ, being
the w 49S # of that
pit ly n of n Ii of TT
121 ext Ely, 1.12 acres 3.24
1855 Irwin, William J.
VIE of SW14 of Sec
sc, Twp Is S. r Is S,
S. 3. NJ, so acres ........ 100
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s02l Lane, R. D. g.
Addie Lee
NWh of TT 22l,
Twp is S, R IA E,
S. B. M, 40 acres 1850
8O3o Laughrin. Mary Eta
NWA of NWAD
and Lots |, 4 and
5, Sec u. Twp l4 {
S, r 13 E, S. b
M. 1864 acres
Lots and 6. Sec
/, Twp ID S, r.
13 E. S. B. M, }
3l.70 acres .......... a58.37 ,
8O3l Laughrin, Thomas
o. e. Mary Eta
NEA of SWAa of
Sec 3, Twp IA S. r
13 E, S. B. M, ,
40 acres ...........=.....-. l5725
8037 Lawrence, Jeanet
El2 of TT 12l, Twp
IA S, r Is E, S. B.
M, 100 acres ........ 704.5O
8O4O Lawson, Gertrude B.
S 1859 ac Of Lot
"a, Sec 6, Twp 13
S, r l3 f. S. b. M,
1869 acres ............ 1924
Lot so. Sec 6, Twp
13 S. r l3 E. S. B.
M, 9.9l acres $500. $3.50
8041 Lawton. Gertrude
and Fredda
That part of SEA
of NWl4 of Sec 3,
Twp l6 S. r l6 e.
S. B. M. d. a f: Beg
at pit at inter
sec of WHY Ii of
State Highway &
N Ii of SEA of
NW14 of Sec 3; tn
WHY alg sd N Ii, 312
# MI to NV cor
of SEA of NWl4 of
Sec 3: tn Sly 258 #
MI; tn Ely to WHY
Ii of State High
way; tn NWly alg
sd State Highway
to p. o. b. 2.37
acres Observation-Disclosures. 8.14
BO42 Layer. Adam
SW14 of VIE of TT
95, Twp IA S. r Is
E, S. B. M, 40 ac 1895 {
Lot 8, Sec 16. Twp
Is S, r l3 E, S. B.
M, IT'S acres - 462
Lot 10, Sec l6, Twp {
Is S, r l3 E, S.
B. M, TIA acres . l6O
Lots 5. 8 and -,
Sec 81 Twp Is S.
r l6 E, S. B. M.
2.53 acres .....-. 7.37
Lots 6 and 8, Sec
49, Twp l6 S, r IA
E, S. B. M, $50
acres ....-.......... 2i2
9O43 Layer, Queen I.
Part of SW "A of Sec
20, Twp IL S, r Is
E. S. B. M. and
Part of SWla of Sc
/, of Sec 20. Twp
IL S, r Is E. S. B.
M, lying w of
ESHL Canal. 100
acres Observation-Disclosures. l21.50
8O44 Layton. Joe
Part of SWi4 of NV
IA, Sec 81, Twp Is
S, r Is e, S. B. M.
being w 1899 ac of
that part ~ N of
Palmetto Canal,
1899 acres . $3.50
8049 lie Bard, L. j.
Part of SEA, Sec
6, Twp IT S. r l3
E, S. B. M. d. f..
Beg at NE cor. tn S
$50 IT, tn w 300 #.
tn S $50 #: tn E
300 #; tn N $50
IT to p. o. b. l03
acres acknowledgements. 600
1854 Lee, Minnie Bell
Part of TT IA, Twp
l3 S, r IA E. S. B.
M, ly w of RR
r/w exc N 2O8.93 #
of E 443.15 it and
exc part d. a. f.:
Beg at intersec of S
Ii of TT "a and w Ii
of RR r/w; tn w
6789 #; tn MAJ II
f to E Ii of Tt "a;
tn s to w Ii of RR
Wv; tn S alg r/w to
p. o. b. Cont'g 849
acres. 6438 acres $3.50
8056 Lees. Kenneth M.
Lot ID. Sec ]. Twp
IA S, r Is E. S. B.
M, 10.l7 acres - 22.5O
SCI, of SEA. Sec /.
Twp IA S, r Is E,
S. B. M. 40 acres $3.50
N 975.48 # of NE
"a of NEH, Sec IL,
Twp IA S, r Is E,
S. B. M, 1856 ac 32.4O
Lots Is and II, Sec
g. Twp Ii S. r Is
E. S. B. M. 20.13
acres ......-...-... .. 62.37
Part of Lot II, Sec
6, Twp II S. r Is
E, S. B. M, ly S of
- ii Ol IT l65 eX
tended Ely. 1914
acres ............ ... 1880
Lot 13. Sec 6, Twp
ID S, r 16 e, S. B.
M, 37l2 acres .. 1850
SEA of SWH, Sec
6. Twp ID S, r Is
E. S. B. M. 40 ac 1850
SWH of SEA, Sec
6 TWn Il S z lG
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1879 kabes, August
n 60 ac of SEI of
Sec 4, Twp 10 S, r 13
E. S. B. NJ, so acres 1880
1850 kahlow, Jack Edward
PIT of SW4 of NEh
OF Sec IA, Twp 13 S,
r II F.. S. B. M. be-
ing all exc State High
way, $3.50 acres lbs 81
1881 Kaiser Anthony H. e.
Bertha
PIT of Lot s, Sec 5.
Twp 13 S, r IS E. S.
B. NJ. ly w of z Ii of
Tr 116 prod My exc
the S 132 #. and
PIT of Lot l, Sec s.
Twp 13 S. r IS E, S.
Is. M, being all exc
S 1872 ft of E 1854 #,
% acres Observation-Disclosures. 61.00
SWl, of Sec 81, Twp
II S. r Is E, S. B. M,
1854 acres -...............4 47S.45
1882 Kaiser. Charles E.
Balan, John
tt so. Twp IA S. r Is
f. S. B. NJ, $50 acres 1850
1859 kanemaru, Ray S.
Sl2 of NE4 of Sec
II, Twp Is S, r II L,
s. B. NJ. SO acres 5000
PIT of Lots l, 2 & 3,
Sec II. TWp Is S. r
II E, S. B. NJ, ly S of
Fillaree Canal, 29 ac..115.71
PIT of Sl2 of NWA of
Sec II, Twp Is S. R
u E, S B. NJ, ly S of
Fillaree Canal 45 ac-.276.04
1890 Karr. l.. E.
Lots 2, 3, IS &, IS, Sec
%. Twp Is S, r IA E.
S 3. NJ. S722 acres 1O4 A
Lots 7 & 8. Sec %,
Twp Is S. r IA e. S.
3. M, 4039 acres .... 43.40
Und. = int. in TT S8,
Twp Is S. r IA E, S.
3. M. so acres 10000
Und. y int.in Tr SO.
Twp IS S, Rye IA f,
S. 3. NJ, so acres .....165.50
Und. p int. in Ela of
Tr 112, Twp Is s. r
IA E, S. B. NJ. 40
1891 Katsigeanis. John
S12 Of Lot 4, Sec l,
Twp II S, r Il E, S.
3. NJ, 20 acres ........... 1898
1894 Kaveney, Edward L.
Eia Of TT 72, Twp Is
S. r IS f, S. B. NJ,
80 acres ........................ 5O.82
1885 Kawelmacker, Henry
Pt of NEA of Sec 9,
Twp II S, r IA f. S.
3. NJ. d. a. f.. Beg at
pt 61O # 5 of NE
cor: tn w 105 #; tn
s 200 #; tn e 105 ft;
th N 200 ft to p. o. b.,
as acre ........................ 3.24
1902 Keith, II. 2. g. Amelia
S 1217.7O # of VIZ of
TT 131. Twp Is S. r
Il f. S. b. M, $500
acres ..............................12 .12O.S0
1904 Kellogg, Mrs. c. l..
Part of Tr iO5, Twp
IA S. r 1874 f, S. B.
M, being all exc State
Highway, 78 acres .-..281.6s
1908 Kellogg, c. H.
Me-, of SEA of Sec
&c, Twp II S, r 13 E,
S. B. NJ. 40 acres .209.5O
NW4 of SEA of Sec
30. Twp II S. r 13 E,
s. B. M, 40 acres ......-213.61
SWA of SEA of Sec
30, Twp II S, r 13 f,
S. b. M, 40 acres ........2l3.61
1908 Kellogg. Roy c. g.
,, Carrie II.
So of Me- of SEA
of GW1L of Sec q
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07

8042 Layer. Adam
SWl4 of VIE of TT
95, Twp IA S, r Is
E, S. B. M, 40 ac
Lot 8, Sec l6. Twp
Is S, r l3 E. S. B.
M. IT'S acres
Lot 10, Sec l6. Twp
Is S, r l3 E, S.
B. M, TIA acres
Lots 5. 8 and u,
Sec 81 Twp Is S,
r l6 +. S. B. M,
2.53 acres ...........
Lots 6 and 0, Sec
13, Twp l6 S, r IA
E, S. B. M, $50
The Washington times., 1931-04-28
HAITIAN ENVOY
To EXPLAIN

The celebrated diplomatic in
cident" involving Maj. Gen. Smed.
ley Butler and the Haitian minis.
ter, Dantes Bellegarde, over the
battle of Fort Riviere" in the ma
rine campaign of 1915 against
Haitian bandits, is likely to end
today.
Minister Bellegarde has a note
from the State Department be-
fore him outlining General But
ler's objections to the envoy's al
legged remarks regarding the es-
istence of Fort Riviere.
Secretary of State Stimson prob
ably will get formal reply from
Minister Bellegarde today, stating
in effect that he intended mo re-
Election" on General Butler.
The matter will not be pursued
further. Major General Butler
made it clear yesterday that he
hadn't asked for an apology from
Minister Bellegarde, but merely
wanted his record with regard to
Fort Riviere cleared" He was
awarded the Congressional Medal
of Honor for gallantry in the cap
The Washington times., 1931-04-28
(Continued From Page ~

Hornbeck, of the state Depart
ments division of Far Eastern
affairs.
While here the royal couple
will be the guests of LarZ Ander-
son, One-time ambassador to
Japan. Thursday they will visit
Baltimore, SO the King may enter
Johns Hopkins Hospital to have
his eyes examined-the principal
purpose of his visit to the United
States. They will return Friday
to Scarborough.
Visit Hoover Tomorrow
Arriving late, the King and
Queen will defer their official
call on President and Mrs.
Hoover until 10:15 a. m. tomor-
row. An hour later, the President
and Mrs. Hoover will return their
call.
Vice President Curtis and his
sister, Mrs. Dolly Gam, will be
received by the King and Queen
along with Chief Justice Charles
E. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes, and
the associate justices of the
Supreme Court and their wives.
members of the Cabinet and their
wives will be received next.
Following the official calls of
the members of the Cabinet,
their majesties will receive Sena-
tor George Moses of New Hamp-
shire, as president pro-tempore of
the Senate, and Mrs. Moses;
General Pershing, as general of
the Armies; Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur, chief of staff; Admiral
William V. Pratt, chief of naval
operations, and Mrs. Pratt, and
Maj. Gen. Ben Fuller, comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, and
Mrs. Fuller.
To Go Sightseeing
In the afternoon their majesties
will accompany Secretary of State