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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
"a social que representan.

49, Po>N~f ~1SAee&A''
Para este, Y de la Llislna name
ra que 10 hacemos en- todas las
Rephblicas de America, rogamos
a I'd. Sc sirva ponerse en- contac-
to con todas las cOlectividades
espaholas constituidas en- esa is
la (nuestro Delegado en- Nueva
York sc encarga del restO de la
Repdblica, de los Estados Uni
dos, exception de Filipinas,
en- donde Ia gesti6n CORE
ri Il cargo de nuestro Delegado
en- Manila), hacienda llegar hasta
ellos los pliegos de documentos
anexos a esta carta, acompafia-
dos de una nota de I'd. con aque-
Has explicaciones v recomenda-
clones que I'd. juzgue apropiadas
al case, dando asimismo por SUI
parte puntual cumplimiento a las
instrucciones que nos tomamos la
libertad de darle ell nota asimis
mo anexa.
Agradcccmos a I'd. Sc sirva sig
nificar las entidades espafiolas
cOnstituidas EN- esa isla, que 81
bien hemos optado por un proce-
dimiento automatico para cons
Itituir la Confederation General
de Colectividades Espaflolas en-
Cltramar", prescindiendo de una
Asamblea general de todas elias,
m,iy dificil de celebrar, hemos de
jado tai amplitud a las bases or.
ganicas de la Confederation, que
sean en- difnitiva los mismos re.
presentantes de los espanoles ra.
dicados en- Ultramar los que con.
creten dcspuGs el funciOnamiento
V norma de cOnducta dc la "COn'
! federaci6n", de modo q. en- nuestrO
proccdimiento no debe YER nadie
imposition alguna, sino un proce
dimiento mny madurado de ante
mano para lograr que Ia Confe
I dcraci6n misma .se constituya.
EncareciendOlO dc nuevO sc siI
va atender nuestrO ruego con la
mayor diligencia possible, dada Ia
importancia del asunto, Y EXPIRE
sandolc por clio dc antemano
nuestrO sincere agradecimientO
salddalc atentamentc,
Rafael Fehils,
i Director General
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

Estsbecim1eno construido condicio
sanariasLa mas completa dotaci6n la Isa de
instrumental modernos de utidad ira
tamiento cenco de odas las intermediates curabes
arrego las mas reputadas prescrpcons medo quirgcas
-Hermosa higienica siuaci6n-Comodidad y eSmerado
servco-Asistencia facuativa de primer 6rdenCuerpo
medico residente ell Sanatoro.
Sc admen traaniento enfermos de pago de otro
sexo pudendo atendidos por propos m6dcos
los de la Sociedad
Consultas ell Sanatoro por ell Dr. Don Julio Barrefo,
particulars, de de la tarde los dias aborabeaReco
nocimentos $1O0O.-Consuta simple $500.
Operacones tratamentos especaes banos de dz de ae
hdroeecrcos, hidroterapicos masaes Kayos "X Fulgu
rae6n etc, preeios % %e9qatiyamente cOnvencOnaes
Rafael Cordero 122.
San Juan.
Edfcio consruido obieto notado dc los eemenos
cesaro Aenddo los practicantes de la Soceda uera
de las horas de cosua de los acuatvos guarda de urno
desdelas de la maIana de Ia tarde
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
Director del Sanatorio: DR.. Don Julio Barreiro.
Consulta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey de
S tarde todos los dias laborabes
Director del Consutorio Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez.
Consua General -Consultoric de 51s de la tarde os
das laborables de II 12 manana los dfss estivo
Cruga General DR.. ron Rafael Veez Lopez.
Consulta En- Consultorio dc 2 tarde los dias labo-
bless En- ell sanacrio pacu!ares 20 10 II de Ia mahana
los Martes, .tueyes Sabados'
Especialista Oios, Narz Odos Gargants: DIR. Don
A. Fl. Molina de St Remy.
Conulta En- e Consuorio de 31G tsrds, los dias
bornh1es En- el Sanatoro partieul&res de 5 tarde
los dfas aborabes.
Medcos Internos en- el sanatorio.
Tr. Don Manuel Pavia.
DR. Don Manuel C0rt6s
Clrugia Dental: DIR. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
Eonsua: O'Donell No. 10 Plazuea Col6n), de tar
de- los das laborables.
P~acticantes: Don Enrique FernaEdex
!" Jose Ducheny
Nicolas Gonzalez
Xsstencs facultava secundada efe6mente por 16 Hi
jas Ia Carload Nurses Tuadas de compes epttud prse
ca en- continue arga experiencia.
Los socios de nunero evefiaes solo pagan $3.50 al
mes tenendo deecho atendidos cuaauiera de
bos Eabementos al presentar Ell dlmo recibo cobrado
Presideneia Apartado 241. Tesoreria Apartado 2ol
San JOAN p. r. San Juan p. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
La Casa de America en- Espana

Nuestro distinguido companero
y amigo, seiior Jose Lomba, aca-
ba de recibir de la Casa de Anne
rica EN- Espafia, radicada en- Bar
celona, las cartas que continua-
ci6n, nos completeness en- trans
cribir.
Prop6nese nuestro amigo Y com
pafero, cumplir muy en- breve con
los deberes que Sc lie recomien-
dan, para cada una de las agru-
paciones espafolas en- Puerto Ri
co.
Casa de america
A$ociaci6n International
Iberoameficdn0.
Barcelona, Ia de mario de 1919.
Sr. Don Jose NJ. Lomba,
San Juan Puerto Rico.
Distinguido seiior:
Consolidate Ia existencia de es-
ia asociaci0n International ibero-
americana Y EN- visperas de dar
a la misma extraOrdinario
desarrollo, completando su orga-
nizacion de funciones. este Con
seio dc Gobierno ha creido liega.
do ell momento oportuno dc pro.
ceder a Organizar las Delegacio-
nes de la aociaci6n en- las Repu-
blicas de America v en- Fi'irina:
prescritas ell cl art. 80. Gc -. 1s-
tatutO v reguladas en- los articu.
los 50, go, 81, GO Y 63 de su Re.
glamento inferno.
Ha sido acuerdO acuerdO una.
mime del ConseiO de Gobierno
proponer a usted acepte el titu-
10 Gle DelegadO dc eSta aS0claci0n
en- esa isla, Y conociendo su pa
triotismo Y cl interes con que vie
ne usted siguiendo los traba Jos
de approximation entire su patria
de origen y su patria de residen
cia. nos hemos permitido abrigar
la confianza de que habra usted
de accptar nuestro ruego Y po,
consiguiente el nombramiento.
lie agradecere, por tanto, sc sir
va estudiar el case analizado en-
nuestrO ReglamentO los servicios
Y fnnciones que esta CASA" de.
sempeila y las atribuciones Y ira.
bajos que Sc les sehalan Il sus de-
legados en- America y Filipinas,
Y, en- su vista, que sc sirva Nd. con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
Casa de america
Association International
IberOame9icdnd.

Barcelona, II de MARIO dc 1919.
Sr. Don Jose M. Lomba,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido senior:
ConfrmamOs usted nuestra
anterior fecha - del actual en- la
que por acuerdo de este Consejo
de Gobierno conferimos a usted V
le rogamos aceptase la calidad y
el nombramiento de Delegado de
esta association en- esa capital de
Puerto Rico. En- la cOntianza de
que usted Sc servira honrarnos
aceptando el cargo, nos permit
mos ahOra requirir su valioso con
curse para llevar cabo en- est
pals una empresa de extraordina-
/ rio alcance que no dudamos ha-
bra de ser simpatica V bien acogi
! da por usted V los demas compa-
, tl'iotas radicadOs Ell esa isla. Nos
referimOs la Confederation
general de Colectividades Espa-
1olas en- Ultramar."
Paralelamente a la organiza,
ci6n de la "Cni0n parlamentaria
IberO-Americana", empresa ini-
ciada pOr esta Direction en- vir-
tud de cOntestar ademas la cali.
dad de Diputado a Cortes espa-
iiOl Y en- franca organization, Sc
gun cOmunicaremOs a I'd. en- no.
ia detallada prOximamentc, v
paralelamente u la organization
definitiva de nuestrOs serviciOs
sociales, mcdiante la construction
de m ediiiciO social adecuadO a
las necesidades de esta "CASA",
emprcndemos ahora Ia obra i'm.
portantisima de Organizar a los
espa1oles radicados en- America
en- una vasta C0nfcdcrQci6n don
objcto de dar personalidad sus-
! tantiva la impOrtantisima fuer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

testarnos a la mayor brevedad po-
sible, dandonos su aceptaci6n.
Antipandole nuestro reconoci-
miento por todo clio, saltdale
atentamente.
Enrique Rdtol.
Vice-Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
CASA DE MADEIRA

Sc Uende ana hern,OsG ca.
sa de MADEIRA, de muy s6lidG
comstrucci6n, CON jGrdln, ga
rage q teYveno para hort0li-
"a q raca de leche, sta en- la
cayveter0 de HatO Rey.
Para mds informes, escrt-
base q P. 0. Boo 25, HGto
Rey. ADvT.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
Anniversary Dinner.

Monday marked the fourth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur johnson, and while they
did not mention this fact they took
occasion to entertain few friends
at dinner in the evening. The guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Fortney and Mr.. Fortney's mother,
Mrs. H. b. FOrtney of Abiline, Kas.,
and Aviator George Puf1ea. Mrs.
Johnson enjoys the reputation of
being an excellent cook, and the
menu served on this occasion is said
by those present to have been up
to her usual high standard of culi-
nary art Ted" Fortney said the
dinner was the best ever and if
there is anything Ted" likes it is
to eat good things, and his judg-
ment is beyond question.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
MODERN DRY LAND FARMING A SUCCESS

Kowa and Baca counties
north south of Powes
products made these aston
Preudced old timers well revise
dryland farming and
Colorado--Lamar Sparks.
the necessity revising this prejudced
raised lad tended the
sell the which actually
raised couple of times
land experiment assured fact
There under lage that fair to good
raised land Colorado and good
finding this out and buying dry lands not only quarters
will sell
twice their market price in five less.
Volume Number of The Bristol
table last Thursday The Herald fvecou ourpage
which Holland starbuck the presiding The initial number
of well Bto population limited
published with
all the trials and snuousy involved The Chtan
his will both Joyous
thing that the
cellar this father
there last when the dry spell started
satisfaction high prices is
interned
afraid they'd be sent back Germany
that all the proftee be Wouldn't
to out we've got enough ammunition?
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
BEWARE q
WPes1I1IeNs
Many pst Thssssss RsoapdsaD b+ssith
and oisssss osssS oxpls6s1 -
9dueatioa oprsa1A

AFs you superstitieusi
Do Yea walk und0 ladders, avoid
eAek eats. throw salt over your shout
oss1
The most amazing supsrstitions in
The world are those hat are cherished
sy the pablic h regard to health. &C
eordlsg to officials e he Colorado
PUNE Health Associates.
oos of the dsnonstYat0rs Of the
STATE associatioa who has bean at work
IN Pueblo county for ~ past year, In
1oeucAng . health crusade for the
chndpea, discovered . mother who
fsesed Tor her soA to take baths lest
hs contract pasunonia. and another
mother equally fearful Of water taken
iatsrnally lest It result In floating kid-
nsys.
Doctors from all sections ef ths
state who are members Of the assoeis-
tion report that many people still
think that tubsrculosis 10 hereditary.
This theory has been disproved, how
svss. and more people are learning
each year that tuberculosis 10 both cur
able and prevsntable.
Here are . few other uBscientific
00Dsrstitions that are met with daily :
That gold wedding rings rubbed on
the sys will cure q stys.
That earrings improve sight.
That flannel Unjust be red) IL good
tof q sore throat.
That malaria is caused by night air.
That srapesssds produce appsndi'
ellis.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
CONSERVING HUMAN LIFE.
Colorado Public Health Association
Taking Part in National Campaign
to Curb Tuborculosls,

Colorado Public Health Association
Taking Part in National Campaign
to Curb Tubsreulosls.
Conserve people" is the slogan
which has replaced the wartime ad-
monition of conserve food"
BY spreading abroad the word that
tuberculosis which u responsible an
nually for 10000 deaths, is both pre-
ventable and curabls, the Colorado
Public Health Association is working
to save the state thousands Of dollars
which are wasted annually In needless
deaths.
Red Cross Christmas Seals are sold
each year to finance the work which
has proved Of tremendous benefit to
the country and the state. Prior to the
war, efforts to check tuberculosis
proved so successful that the death
rate was reduced nearly 80 per cent
between 1904 and 1915 Industrial
pressure and war conditions have led
to an increase In the disease 10 that
efforts must be redoubled this year to
check 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
THIS SOUNDS GOOD.

Residents Holly will be glad that Sergt Blue
City the that
influenza claim
opinions worth
something.
FLU. this winter, bet
had then; there
handling the epidemic
that should be unmndful the
another epidemic
may should
than because the
travelling being
another With all of blessings
disease the
epidemic guard the slightest cold ache pain
driven from the body and until
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
THE SUGAR SHORTAGE.

There shortage in this
anything like time required
mand strike
them which should
Cuba lying idle
had orink
would been dislers
blamed
from Germany and Russia is forthcoming But officials
Washington and generally unit declaring
all of this there is plenty of sugar in Cuba
Citizens Holly will oil according
cals weeks duration
to
higher than selling
hold of things and managed them well
situation
In it foolish be
with enough individual
everyone and keep saving
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
DON'T DESERT NOW.

will probably tell
he things he produces selling
them when turned them
wholesaler
tendency the
him like the only kind
while.
figure
strikes agitation participate the
he will the time find for himself he will learn
working daily not making He
quickly of the will
The dweer sraning
the The difference that the
living the hghpced instead
soil instead of of his
The who deserts the farm city life discovers
golden he anticipated mirage only
that to have its end and that the
exactly had imagined it would be
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23

masse during the evening with
horns as well as divers and sun
dry noise producing instruments to
give Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins a hearty
welcome" The crowd repaired to
the Holly pharmacy in the early
evening where Mr. Haskins gener-
ously treated the bunch to ice
cream and soft drinks.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Haskins, nee
Miss Evalyn Haberstroh, who were
married Wednesday of last week,
returned home Monday after spend.
a few days with relatives and
friends in Denver, and are now at
home to their friends in the DR.. E.
NJ. Sherman property, The young
sters of the town were out en-
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
HOLLY MARKET REPORT.
Retail Prices in Holly Thursday
Morning of This Week.

The following market report is
corrected up Thursday morning Of
each week and shows the retail
price OF produce and vegetables.
grain, hay and feed, and the prices
paid by local dealers for butter,
eggs. poultry, hides, etc.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23

Anyhow, read The Chieftain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

can lend only to farm loan associa-
tions.
Members Of congress realize that
many farmers do not want to Dor
row their money under such cum
bersome arrangements.
And IL was to accommodate those
who would not join such farm loan
associations and who would not par
ticipate in such a cooperative plan
that the joint stock land banks were
created.
Economists Oppose Bonds.
Sen. Shoots bill 10 deprive the
joint stock land banks Of the right
10 issue tax-exempt bonds will be op-
posed by economists. borrowers
and joint stock land bankers
Though the motives that impel each
of these may be widely different.
their arguments will be Identical
All three of these will hold that L.
will be impossible 10 release large
sums Of money for investment in
agricultural operations excepting by
the issue of taX-exampt bonds.
Their argument runs like this:
Bond issues made corporate fl
nance possible. Bonds made II pos
sible for CORPORATIONS 10 borrow
money on long time credit. Bonds
also made it possible for corpora
tions 10 borrow money because of
tho long time investmenD At low
rates
Certainly if bonds have done this
for corporations they can do the
same thing for agriculture. They
can provide a form of LIQUID securi-
~. That in itself is a great aid TO
agriculture. but not sufficient aid.
THE certainty Of double taxation
+, presents tremendous difficulties.
The land being taxed once. II
would he unfair 10 tax also the
mortgage on the land Further
more. n bonds arc to be issued
against farm mortgages, they have
20 be sold on the market I'm compe-
tion with taX-eXcmpt bonds of
municipalities. From this il Is evil
dent that if agriculture is 20 be
/ given cheap money. its bonds must
I be exempted from taxation.
so the government has developed
a system OF farm credits. which,
with taX-eXempt bonds as the basis
I does provide plenty Of money on
/ long time credit and at low rates
/ We can think of no other way Of
securing plenty of money on Ions
/ time at a low rate. And they argue
that anything less will not meet the
/ needs Of American agriculture"
Some argument!
The constitutionality Of the farm
/ loan act is questioned in a suit orig
/ mating i'm Kansas City soon 10 be
argued in the supreme court of the
I United States. The decision OF the
/ federal court at Kansas City sus-
/ tanned the law
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

ioveable home of southern pine.
Because of its strength and dur
ability. 10 Is the natural choice for
house framing and for exterior trim
and siding where il is called upon
20 withstand weather wear. and be
cause OF it's dense, even texture its
workability and its beautiful varied
grain. il is the most adaptable of all
material for interior finish and trim
and floors.
The association has suggested "a
thousand uses Of pine which would
not occur 10 one who had not given
great study TO the subject They
will show YOU how to make built-in
closets and wardrobes with drawers
on one side. closets with small null
lioned windows above; storage space
everywhere in the kitchen with glass
or paneled doors: cabinets built each
side OF a seat around a window; high
paneled walls for your dining room;
built-in ironing boards and equip
ment for your laundry; work bench
es in the garage. artistic gates,
fences, trellises. lattice, flower box
es: baby gates for porches. newell
posts for your stairway; garden fur
niture and pergolas; il being an
ideal wood for the man who loves
artistic joinery which will take n
beautiful finish.
Southern pine is plentiful and
moderate in cost and is considered
the one wood that meets with all
the varied requirements indoors and
out.
The association will furnish blue
prints and working drawings at "A
nominal price and render every as
sistance in making every job turn
out successfully.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
DELAWARE COUNTY PIG
CLUB PLANS FOR YEAR

With 20 members enrolled and the
DUree gifts obtained for the club
work, the Perry Township Boys and
Girls Pig club of Delaware county
has completed its plans for the COM
ing year This is to be a SOW and
litter contest and in order to give
the youngsters the opportunity OF
every advantage, an adult supervi-
sor will be appointed for every four
fall colds which are frequently found
i'm the pullet poultry flock are the
or five boys and girls in the club.
Some time next year. the boys and
girls are planning 10 put their ami
mails together and have community
sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

With tho increasing OF our popu
lation and our education in better
living, the demand for comfortable
and artistic homes with AN individu-
ality is growing faster than il is be-
ing supplied.
This means that all forces must
seriously consider the housing prob
lem and build 10 relieve the conges-
ton and 20 offset the ever rising
rents which must Of necessity de-
mand premium for the more de-
sirable homes and apartments.
The Southern Pine association has
done great work in preparing
working drawings and beautiful de-
signs for modern homes of all types
from the cheapest 10 the most pala-
tial, and anyone who will write TO
them az New Orleans for their print
ed matter. can get a beautiful series
OF books showing exteriors and floor
plans OF houses Of every modern
type.
They also are furnishing plans for
stables, garages. dairy barns. feed
sheds, hog houses and poultry
houses and have installed n service
which will give any information
whatever TO the prospective user of
wood. how to Llild and how To esti-
mate the cost and where 10 get the
material
OF all the woods available for
home building, we believe there is no
other so suitable in its all purposes,
adaptability. modern cost, durability
beauty and availability as both long
leaf and short leaf southern pines.
Many houses are still standing
which were built in the early DAYS Of
our republic, still i'm fine condition
and you can build today a liveable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
LOCAL MAN HoNORED.

IIAFAYE TTE, Ind, Dec. Ia
Russell +. Dellar Of South Bend
was recently honored az Purdue uni
versity by being elected 20 member
ship i'm Scabbard and Blade. the
honorary military fraternity OF the
university which selects only those
men who are either outstanding
junior or senior officers in the Pur-
due reserve officers, training corps.
Dollar Is a captain in the cadet
corps.
He is a junior in the school OF
electrical engineering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
CLOVER CAMPAIGN Is
ON IN LAKE COUNTY

An energetic campaign TO increase
the acreage Of clover in Lake coun-
~ Is being waged by the farm bu-
reau and county agent. a leader
for the drive has been named i'm ev-
cry township and an organized drive
is being made in every community
to increase the growing Of legumin-
Gus crops.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
To BUY FERTILIZER.

Within the next few months farm
ers OF Union county are planning 70
spend from $4,000 70 $4,000 for
l. 500 tons Of high grade commercial
fertilizer which is annually used on
Union county's corn crop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

\ livestock shippers association
has been formed by the Harrison
Township Farmers association in
Blackford county TO work directly
through the farmers association
This new organization will not only
cooperate with the farmers associa-
ton, but also with all the farmers
around Montpelier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

Nine hundred eighty-fve farmers
attended five farmers institutes
which were recently held in Wash
ington county. according 10 a report
by County Agent r. +. Wilson The
meetings were held IN Howard, Mon
roe, Posey. Jackson and Brown
townships from Dec. . 10 :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

Twenty bushels more Of corn per
acre on black ground was obtained
by Floyd Zimmerman on his farm
in Hamilton county as a result of a
200 pound application OF 16 per cent
acid phosphate which lie used in
cooperation with County Agent II.
b. Randolph.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

Farmers OF Posey county. in CO.
operation with w. Z. Shrode. coun-
~ agent, are making special plans
for a two-day Home Produce and
Livestock Show TO be held in the
near future.
A number Of pure bred pigs have
been purchased by q. L. Watson,
county agent of Floyd county. and
will be distributed to the boys in an
endless chain" pig club in the near
future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

Much interest was aroused I'm a
potato demonstration exhibit in Por-
ter county when the farmers CO.
operating with County Agent S. B.
Sink showed yield OF 100 bushels
per acre from Wisconsin certified
seed as compared with a 40 bushel
yield per acre on "a check plot where
native selected seed had been sown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
Land Banks Attitude

Here aud there "a president OF a
federal land bank has lost his sense
u direction and also his compass
Apparently he has forgotten that
federal land banks We're created 20
provide credit faoities fgr those far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

els Of seed wheat have been treated
for smut in Jennings county this
year at the county wheat treating
station
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20

Clark A. Richards. Jennings coun-
~ agent reports that the highest
yield Of corn in the Five-acre con-
test was obtained by Joe Bertram
who obtained a yield Of S7.3 bushels
per acre. This corn was planted Is
inches apart in the row and the
rows three feet, four inches apart.