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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

marketed in 1920 more than doubled
the number in 1914 and 1915. al
though total consumption was little
more than one-seventh that Of beef
and one-ninth that OF pork.
The importation Of 101 100000
pounds OF New Zealand frozen lamb
during 1920 marked an epoch in the
trade. Previously importations had
been negligible. For the comfort Of
livestock growers the department OF
agriculture remarks that the impor-
tations lin a sense were merely an
incident due 10 the war ana not
necessarily the beginnings OF a per-
manent trade on a large scale. Pork
production feu off quite sharply in
1920 from the high record of 1919.
vet the domestic consumption was
slightly greater.
The report may serve as q guide
for livestock growers who Contem-
plate their future operations with
uncertainty 1t explains at least
partially certain underlying ten
denotes observable ia the livestock
markets during the year past
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
Many People, Buying Homes

year a large percentage of
our sales were made to city
newcomers, who compared
South Bend real estate prices
with those in other live cit
les. and found them reason.
able. This year many peo-
pie who have lived in South
Bend long while have sud
denly awakened to the won
derful investment value pos
sessed by local property.
They have suddenly been
impressed by South Bend s
rapid growth, which has re-
Gently been characterized by
considerable building activ-
ity. The result has been an
inceased number of sales to
local people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
-ReOiew of the Week
) BIZ Financial Editog.

The latter part Of March has
brought signs Of slow but unmistak-
able Improvement In general business
conditions Freight traffic is in
creaslng and railroad officials in
cline toward optimism. Earnings are
expected 20 improve The railroads
have passed tho point Of worst de-
preston. believes Chairman Cuyler
OF tho Association Of Railroad Ex-
ecuuves, who forecasts steady, grad
ual Improvement in business.
Stocks moved upward at the mid
week under the propulsion OF cheer
ing industrial news. firmness in ex-
change, easier money, and the
growth Of confidence in business re-
Vival Call money was distinctly
easier quoting as low as five per
cent Nevertheless the continuance
Of high interest rates for some time
is very probable.
The total business Of the United
states steel corporation for 1920. as
summarized in its annual report.
reached the enormous sum Of 81
755. 600. breaking all previous records
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
MAN viii Fight
For Home, But Not
For a Landlord"

Robert @. lngersoll is
credited with the b owe
statement. Billy Sunday has
said: "A man living in a
rented house and singing
Home. Sweet Home, is
merely kidding himself and
serenading his landlord.
X. Y. Haymaker. who talk
ed recently before the local
real estate board, said that
dark. crowded. unsatisfac-
tory housing conditions are
among the most prolific
sources and causes of dis
eases, insanity. immortality
and crime, and constitute a
most serious menace to So
ciety. Buy a home. You
owe it to yourself. your fam
lily. your community.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

If the number of inquiries
we have received and the
number of sales we have
made during the past few
days are any indication, our
spring business Is going to be
unusually good. Many folks
who hesitated about pur-
chasing a home last year
have come to the realization
that prices are stabilized and
that there is no advantage to
be gained by waiting. Last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
South Bend, Indiana.
Our Clients Bring Their
Friends to Us-Why?
A Larger Selection Now
Than Later.

By choosing your new
home now, you will find a
greater variety Of houses to
pick from. At present we
are showing bungalows and
two-story dwellings of al
most every description. but
every day that you wait
means fewer houses on our
list. Call Main 4400 and
make an appointment or
visit our Office in the Farm
ers Trust Bldg. any time that
suits you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
South Bend Market:


Corrected Daily BY the W. siey Miller
FIosr n Feed Co. 42O : Michigan,
NEW HAY-Pdying Sl4 TO sic, selling
500 10 S26
STRAw-Paying S14. selling SIG. or
zoe bale.
OATS-Paving 4Oc. relling Coz 20 7Oc
CLOVER SEED-Paying $1,000, selling
81 20 Sl4
AI.SIKE CLOvER-Selling SO to SIS
ALFALFA Northern grown)-s14.
10 S0c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

INDEX TO CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
6-Funeral Flowers
o-Cemetery Lots. Monuments.
lodge Notices.
SComing events.
S-Persuuuls.
lO-L4st and Found
AUTOMOBILES
u-Automobiles for Sale
12-MOtorcycles Rld Bicycles.
l5-AutOmObiles for Exchange.
14-AutO Accessories.
u-service Stations-RepsirinE
l6--AutO Livery
Nv aH.ed-Auto-IobIie
BUSINESS SERVICE.
1s-Business Services offered
le-BullQiug-O Outr8cuuE.
Officiating and Plumbing.
INSURANCE.
&&-4lllliIery -bressmaslnE.
So-MOvMg, Trucking, storage
@+-Paluuug-Pa
So-Pateat Attorneys.
Misunderstanding.
&t-PTOfJssiOnal Services.
2s--BepaiIiDR
-g-kenovgtlay and DyeinE.
5V-Icllorlng and PressiDs.
CIV anted--I.usiness VIC
EMPLOI ME4SI.
o2-Help VA ed-Female.
aS-Help " auted-MaIC
0t-Eeip-Male Or Female.
5J-SaIesmen and Agents.
og-Sltuatlons WauteC-t eLsalG
"t-Sltu- lions Wanted-Nale
ElNANCIAls
5o-BuslnesS Opportunities.
5s-InNestuenss. STOCKS. BOEdA
4e-MoIey to LOEL.
sly luted-IO Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
SCORES Ondencv Cootses.
3S-LoCal Instruction Ga SCI.
: . H.I. H..r Hrarr IL
4l-PUiy1te instruction.
-WaEted-Instructl
LIVE STOCK.
dogs. Cats. Pets.
4S-Horses. Cattle, Vehicles.
A. -pUIlJry-Liye Stock.
81 -Mauted-LlVe stock
MERCHANDISE
yl-ArticleE for sale.
52-Busincss Equipment
50-BOatS and Accessories
54-Building Late Is.
55-Farm and DaI > FToductA
56-Fuel and Feed.
81 Good Things TO Eat.
0S-HOme Made Things.
Household Goods.
bV-JCWeiry AID GatcLUz.
Ul-Nachiuery and Tools
b2-Musical instruments.
OJ-Seeds, Plants. Fertilizers.
6t-S Specials at the Stores
t0-N caring Apparel
Jt'- Wanted To Buy.
ROOMS AND BOHRD.
@ Rooms " ith Board.
hS-Rooms without Boasd.
6J-ROoms For housekeeping.
tO-NacstiOn Places.
T1-W here 10 lat.
t2-Where TO stop IN T-w1.
a. Nauted-RUumG BOARD.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
14-Apar t~.-HrS auu Flats.
l5-I,usincss Places For Rent
t6-FarWs or Rent.
Houses Fer REM
fS--Onlccs ana .tsk Room.
T9-Suburban For Rent
eO-Summer Places Tor Rent.
el-Hantcd-TO Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- business Property.
So Ferns and Ian For Sale.
>i-HOuscS For Sale
SOL offs Foo SAFE
Sc Shore Property For Sale
N7-Suhuran For Sale.
6S-Real Estate Fos Exchange.
Sp-W anted-Real Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Corrected Today by the Brotherhooa
Grocery. 2SO y. Main ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-CreamerT bu--
ter. paying JOc pound selling JTc pound .
eggs. paying 2f, dozen. selling %.
FRUITS AND NEGETABLES-Fr
California nava. oranges 23c 10 COO Der
dozen; new cabbage, paying lie 10
selling Sc.
NEW POTATOES-3Oc peck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS


. N0IICE-To an our customers that the
White Welding Go. has moved 90 10
\. Michigan ST.. rear, from 40 n
Michigan So
so BEWARD-WIu be paid 20 any
person finding or 6 room partly
modern house TO rent 90 family ot
two, by April Is: reliable party. Call
zoos j.. ColfaN av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by ID. 3. Morgan. stars
Mills Hydraullc Avn

WHITE CORN-Paying 6Jc a bushel
YELLOW CORN-Paying SOC a bushel
UATS-Paying 42c. selling 7Gc
BRAN-Seliing $50 100 10. lOEs; $50
500 10 lots.
MIDDLINGS-Sel Selling S2.15 hundred.
CHOPPED FEED--Selllng 500 per
Cwt.
SCRATCH FEED Selling - JOG1S2 =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

cwt
GRINDINGS-Sc bushel
WHEAT-PayiuE 80.
RYE-Payllg S1.35
CLEAN BUChWHEAT - Paying = s.
hundred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Corrected Daily by Major Bros. s. 20.
gan st. Misha waka.l
HEAVY FAT STEEES-FaIr to good
case. prime Sd9c.
HOGS-120 TO 80 hos, 9tac: $50 % 200
lbs. Ice. 2eO 90 10 lbs, 81; 30 20 800
lbs. S44c
LAKD-13c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

Corrected To-Day Dy =. ". Eipoman.
2I0 ". Main St.D
HIDES - DC: calfskius 1O-- rend-
cred taIlOw. 3 o. % 10. rough tai
IUW. 245c 10: bleswaX. 2JQ35.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27
These Are Opportunity Ads
SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED RATES.


(Per Llnel
One Insertion Charge I3c
Cash l-c
Three consecutive insertions charge lec
Seven consecutive insertions CScrEe lie
Cash %
All charge ads paid for within six days
from the hrst insertion allowed cash rate.
SPECIAL LOW RATES To LONG
TERM ADVERTISERS.
count an average Of SAX words 20 a uue
Tot small type
The minimum ad accepted is three lines
or is words
VNE INSERTION INCLUDES BOTH
MORNINI AND EVENING Ed
lions OR SUNDAY.
40 ads received after 5 o. n FOR he
morning cu1tion or after o so o. m. for
tle evening edition No DDS accepted
AFTER p. N. Saturday evenings Tor tie
sunday edition.
dissatisfaction not permitted.
PHONE MAIN 200
Ad writing service provided without
cost Tor the asking.
Republication Tor errors not the FAULT
81 the advertiser allowed n the adve--
User viii leport the error within -
hours after the hrst publication OK the
I'D.
For the benefit OF ali advertisers 20
bring the best results certain standard
led ad styles must be adhered eN 'ap-
ton being made in classified Display.
No cuts or heavy black face type per
mitted on the classified page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-27

CHASSIS. $4,000
l9l7-Is FORD -oUErNG CARS
1890 COUPE. $50.
1890 FORD TRUCK
1920 FORD TOURING.
EASY TERMS
w. r. IIINkLE INC.
co1-9 LAFAYETTE BLVD.
OPEN EVENINGS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
CITY WATER PURE
NO nEEDTG BOL
LfAAt MORE
Chlorine Plant Has Been
in Operation a Week,
Officials Announce

Albuquerque. water has been 100
per cent pure for the last week.
BOILING the water 10 avoid typhoid IA
no longer necessary
The chlorine plant which the city
borrowed. from Santa Fe was put into
operation al the water plant on Mon
day and has been In use since that
time.
The city health departnent has
taken several tests o. the city water
supply since the plant Installed
and every test a shown the water
to be fires OF contamination. City
Manager James ~ Oladding and Or.
J. =. DocheTty. city and couuty health
officer. announce hat the water il
pure TO drink without boiling.
The chlorine plant now In use be-
longs to the state health department
at H1nta Re and will be used only
until h city has time to purchase ita
plant Since thu 4~chforfnated
water has been used the city officials
have heard no complaints OF any
IN the water. ii
The health department fas had no
more REPORTS OF typhoid FEVER cases
In the city and " any bob up. the
officials say they will not come from
the water. Nf
The news ~ the Installation of the
chlorine plant whs suppsessed for the
at the request Of city Officials.
who believed that imaginary persons
would complain that they noticed a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
GRAZING INSPECTOR
Z TOURING STATE
Forestry Official Will Be
Here for About Two
Months

william n. chapiine. grazing In
spector In charge OF the office OF graz
Ina studies. from Washington. ID. C..
arrived IN Albuquerque Friday 70
make q visit 10 the district forest SER
Nte office here. Mr. Chnpiine will
complete his tour Of the western for
ct service districts with inspection
trips In the southwestern District OF
New Mexico and Arizona
Afr. chapline will be In the district
until the middle OF December, and In
that time will make trips q the Santa
Pc forest. and toethe two cattle re-
narve ranges In southern New Mexico
and Arizona. These reserves Of Jor-
odado end SANTA Rita have been set
aside for the forest service for expert.
mental use In the best methods Of
hnndling live stock rangen, and proved
very successful during the drouths Of
this spring when cattle everywhere
elise In the southwest were dying.
The forests where the ngc are
under proper management and have
good working plans for conserving
forage and cattle. are All In good con
dlfion. he reports The cattle on
these forests are fat, and there IA
plenty OF forage.
IMr. chapllne will leave for Santa
re today, and expects to return 10 Al
buquerque IN a few cayh-~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

Salt beds covering an area of 20
square miles exist In Nova Scotia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
TUESDAY MILL Be
Opening DAY Or
SEls0x On QUAIL


Open -<Hecn On qunii starts o
T1irti&t. Hotfmt6f
Sn-crtsm<N are reepurlnr for /.
good staron on the<1 hirdn. Reports
coming hi fr~sn . nv who have been
nqnpunE around The foothills report
that there are NOR quail unis pear
man there hese been for = number
~ years. y that fney are not too
wild 80 niHke good hdhlin1.
me limits ~ ernriee and sunset for
shootinE days does NOT have m.,ch er-
feet On quail hunters. ~ there il very
NTH tt<npfrtion 70 shoot the birds
fIfhpr rtfure Or after the KUN "A IN
The 'i'nir cor a days has VIII be 70
A narnbor o. suggestions IRE or
fercd ~ she New kisxic0 Game Pre-
tccsiec <~szsociaton TO spcrtsmen VIII
err pianusnR 10 70 ohsn shooting.
taes arr AsAed 10 avoid efoAninE
ceve>s cf quail out entircly. and not
~ ride covcy an dar.
N local gun club a even gene
farther IN this lne and has a rnic
that y mtmber who shoots into a
costy 81 fewer than si4 quail will be
fined. THIS policy IL nr sighted. mi
thai " tntift coreYB are wiped our.
the nnSotinG Will not be good FOR the
Ee4t few scezons. I,
The assoziafion also calls attention
70 he fncs nal an ~increasine propor-
ton ~ srottsmen are adopting the
rule Of shooting quail on the wing
only This system has been proven
~pncticsbit N guam hunt;nE. contrary
70 the belief held hy many, and IT,
mcan4 much better sport for ali con-
ctfncd. a. well bs = better supply OF
quail eat year.
Newt lnfprsnea ss.orttm.n s,af. ma,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

punch Is sald 20 have originated m
tg1e East l=eies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Directors of Cattle Loan Company
And Agency Meet Here Tomorrow;
Arizona Counties Are Admitted

are Gregory Pare. president, Mr.. Nc
Donaid and MI. Poe. vice presidents.
". q. Bunjea. OF Albuquerque. secre-
tery-trcanurer and Mr.. Bigelow.
manager.
Although the loan company formed
here ~ for all OF New Mexico. It's or
ganizntion came after a loan COM
pany had been formed at Las Vegas.
This company was organized with an
authorized capital stock OF $3.50. 600
and now has banks IN a Miguel.
Taos, Santa Fe. Mora and Colfax
counties In it's membership.
The state association has oversub-
scribed Its authorized capital stock OF
$500, 600 ana has now paid In $780,
Gee. X. @. Keenan,. secretary u the
New Mexico Cattle board. announced
yesterday that the cattiemen of the
STATE were optimistic owe the forma-
tion OF the company and hoped that
II would bring the desired result. DR..
Il. l. Schneider OF the bureau Of ami
NAL Industry made a statement SINH
lar 10 that made BY Mr.. keenan, and
said that all the cattiemen would now
be watching TO see who would make
the first loan.
The De Baoa County Stock Growers
Loan company also has been organ
he'd with offices at Fort sSmner. tho
Incorporation papers calling for a
capital stock OF 500, 900. OF which
$1,000 has been subscribed.
The incurporators who have sub
scribed $1,000 each are ID. X smith.
Fort Sumner william Randolph.
Fort Sumner; j. N. Aiken. Yeso: r.
NJ. Bedingford. Lucille: ID. N. O'Con-
nor. Yeso: W W. Wesley. I%nsinvflle:
W. +. willoughby. Fort sumner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

The Livestock and Agricultural
Loan company of New Mexico which
was organiksd at Albuquerque last
week and also the agricultural loan
Agency for the state. which was form
ed hcre almosf simultaneously at the
direction OF Eugene Meyer, Jr., OF the
war finance corporation will begin
to function Monday.
y. ID. H~erndon. president OF tins
Htnte National bank and chairman Of
tho loan agency. announced yesterday
that he had called a nesting OF the
loan agency members for Monday at
Albuquerque and that the work OF
passing on loans Is TO be started.
II IL probable that there will be half
a. large a delegation OF bankers I'm
A~ibuquerque tomorrow as there were
on last Monday when the loan COM
.pany was organized. Bankers arc
coming from various parts OF the
state In ordsr to discuss the securing
OF loans and In the hopes OF having
them approved by the loan agency
the duty OF the latter organization be-
ing to pass On all loans.
Tho loan agency, MIR. Herndon said.
q negotiating for quarters In the Ar
milo building, Second Street and Cen
frai VENUE and II is probable hat
officers viii be secured there. II 50
II Is probable TINT tho meeting viii
% held In the loan agency office.
The other directors Of the loan
agency A. q. Simma. president OF
the citizcns hank here; Lee Baldwin.
Eocorros L. A. cahoon. Roswell and
7. Hoskins, Las Vegas.
II was stated here yesterday that
n meeting OF the bpard OF directors
Of the lonn company also has been
called here for tomorrow. II is prob
able that the loan company will have
offices In the building at 21o i-2
West Central avenue.
Although tile loan company was
organized ar a state company. the
counties OF Apache and Navajo OF
northern Arizona also have been ad-
mittec. Their admittEnc e came after
4. n. Quebedeaux. president OF the
Arizona state bank at Winalow, Ari-
xonn, had made a special trip here 10
confer with Mr.. Herndon. The latter
Instructed him to take the matter mp
with Arizona senators and With Sem
ator Dursum. the result being that a
mersage was 500 received from Mr.
Mayer at Washington authorizing the
admlttance Of the two counties 10 the
association.
The directors OF the loan nssocla-
ton are John w. Poe. Roswell; W. X.
Morley. Magdaiena. W. ID. Murray,
silver City: Gregory Page. Gallup
C. r. Blgelow, Esthncia: G. @. Mar
dorf, Santa Fef o. T.. E~neterwoodI
Clayton: Roy Mcdonald. Albuquer-
que and Victor cuiberson. stOckmaf
OF Grant county.
The Officers of the loar company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
DO People of County Want
Sunday Dances? Prosecutor
Backs Sheriff in Opposition


what d Ia FpsimdtH Of ne people
Of Beras;mc eehht> ftksfains sunday
This H. The question which Is beins
Pot w 20 pisffict ATTORNEY =. h,
e0ntcIal A. YET. ~ rn$n he has had
|nbI backing FROM the church people
m tfsink to do away ~ith Sunday
dancing but he stated that he n snrd
that peblic orinion Ia the county II
|oppos1d 70 u. and only a ssnaii
'niinoflN OF The nton;e really nvor
public dances on sunday.
Insofar as 4 am concerned" he
said yesterday when questioned on
tho snbiect. II am favorable to stop
ping Sunday dancing. and the re-
stfictine OF public dances generally.
! am going 20 Kisc the sunday laws
90 thss state a thorough test on tnis
qucstion. ! think the prohibiting 81
sunday dances u necessary TO niniii-
tain neral standards.
, Two Provisions OF law.
Mr.. Uurclo pointed our that there
Ia no specific etatutc 20 prohibit snn-
day dancing. but beiloe0a That there
are 1wop provisions OF the general
Sunday law OF this state under which
The. practice could be stopped. 10
begin with. he stated. the law pro-
hihlts all labor on Sundays which n
not necessary. and this would cover
the orchestrns which play for the
dances. thn work done by promoters
81 thc DANCES. and other work con-
with them
In the second place, according 10
the dintrict attorney. the statute pro-
htbits any sports on Sunday. The SUI
preme cour has ruled tAas this pro-
Vision does not inciuse innocent
sports. such az baseball.
But IA dancing an Innocent amuse-
mentS" MIR. Garcia asked. Aren't
these dances especially those on sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

aara ibutinR to the saoraf nxity
nufonr the young men and women
which it much worse now than q has
ever becnv'
The probicm IL not 10 vital In the
city Of Albuquerque n ~ ~ an the
surrounding towns. a. there are only
one or two regular sunday dances In
Albuquerque. But II does effect the
young pznpie % tho city. sccosdile to
Mr.. Garcia. because Il draws them out
TO these dances and effects a general
~dlercsart for moral standards.
sheriff Stare Action.
The question Of prohibiting Sunday
dances was brought 10 a head by the
declaration issued nom the kheriffs
office several days ago that q would
justices Of the peace to refuse
licenses for sunday dances. This was
proposed az a peace measure, because.
OF he number Of fights. and drinking
OF white mule" which occurs ~.
these dances. Thls a been a con-
slant source OF annoyance TO the
shcriffs office, and thcy decided 10
stop sunday dancing IN order TO do
with ".
The board OF county commissioners
at its meeting on Friday refused to
anything TO back up the now on
the art OF the sherifrs office. They.
told the sheriff that there was no
law prohibiting senday dancing.
and that they would not ppoHr Il.
Officials OF the sheriffs office will
work with the district attorney to
give the state sunday laws a thorough
on thiB question. They also say.
they viii stop any dance which
II complained against By churches in
the vicinity or residents living close
by. and thinking that The dance IL a.
Salt beds covering an asea Of 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30
Gun Club Gets
Shipment of Graphic
Ii Instead of Bass

The shipment OF black bass ex-
pected by the Albuquerque Gun club
proved 70 BE- a shipment OF crappie
when Il arrived Friday. However. no
objections Tere offered. befause
ofappie are considered ~ good an
HACK bass, and will probably do even
better in the water Of the gun club
lake south Of the city.
The fish we're put Into the lake AZ
once. without a single loss There
rssre about 100 Of them, all good
aGzsd. These will be taken care OF,
fed properly. and protected. II IL ex-
pected that by 1898 the crappie FISH
ing will be good for members OF the
club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

tract for 10 blocks Of concrete paving
n the business section OF the city, In
speaking OF paving in New heuco
.cties, Nj. cobb mdntichSd osiitip.
which has laid 90 BLOCKS ~ paving
during the past Is months. In the
same period Las Cruces has laid, gevfn
blocks aud Clovis hnhl aid 70 hieeks.
Clovis has a program, calling for ne
letting OF contracts fur, ~ mere Blocks
OF paving In the spring.
Three typoss OF paving arr being
used In New nfnSIco. snid nj. Cobb.
These arp confrcte, hithuithie and
brick.
Rosweli. silver City. Albuquerque.
lsante Fe. and I<m Vegas al have con-
Siderable miieake OF paving now. Mr..
Cobb says, and. con3emphtte adding
considerably TO this during next year.