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Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
WIN FREE TRIPS TO
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
LEADERS IN:BOYSlAND GIRLS CLUBS TO
ATTEND EASTERN STATES EXPOSE
TION-LEAYEl TOMORROW.
TRIPPRTZEIFROM STATEFAIR
A LIST IS HERE GIVEN OF The VARIOUS
PRIZE WINNERS AND THEIR DEM
ONSTRATIONS AT STATE FAIR.

The boys and girls of Delaware by
their efforts to make exhibits at the
State Fair held at Wilmington last
week won handsome recognition and
reward. The first prize winners get
free trips to the Eastern States Expo
sition, which will open at Springfield
Mass. next Sunday and continue for
an entire week.
Free trips to the Eastern States Ex-
position at Springfield, Mass, are the
awards apportioned to the Viola Can
ming Team and the Shawnee Hill
clothing Club for their proficiency in
the various domestic arts in which
they contested.
The exposition opens in Springfield
and runs from September 18 to 70 in
elusive. The winners from this State
will compete with teams from ten
eastern States.
Awards by judging and demOnstra-
ton teams of boys and girls clubs
follow:
Calf Judging Southern New Castle
county: Irwin Armstrong, Middle
town; Gordon Armstrong, McDon-
ough; Lester Burge, MiddletOwn; aV-
erage score n, gold medal.
Northern New Castle county, Err
nest Milliken, Newark; Leroy Davis,
Newark; Robert Jaquelle, Newark;
average score II. Silver medal.
Kent county-Robert Wason, Farm
ington; Ray Miller, Kenton; Alfred
Karlick, Harrington. Bronze medal.
Demonstration teams of calf club
personnel of which is the same as the
i,tdoinar faanoc a G follows.
Southern New Castle county 70;
Northern New Castle county 65; Kent
county Sc.
Pig Judging -BridgeVille, J. T. Van
denburg, VIM. R. Hill, Leon Donovan,
score IA 1-3; Glendale Swamp Club;
Harry Cobaugh, Bridgeville; Harry
Nichols, Millsboro; score 20.
Frederica-Allie Warrington, Theo-
dore Lilley, Millard Jackson; score
50.
Pig demonstration Ellendale
Swamp Club, first; Bridgeville team,
second.
Corn club judging Stanley Short,
Joseph Vaughn, Cheswold; H. B. Wal
lace, Dover; Ellendale club: Harry
Cobaugh, Glendale; H. H. Nichols,
MillsbOro.
Corn demonstration team - Kent
county: H. B. Wallace, Dover; Joseph
Vaughn and Stanley Short of Ches-
wOld.
Three boy judges in the calf club
and three Judges in corn club won
free trips to Springfield, because OF
their excellent individual skill in
Judging and demonstration as follows:
Calf club-Ernest Milliken, Erwin
Armstrong, Gordon Armstrong, all of
New Castle county. Pig club-H. B.
Wallace, Kent county; w. R. Hill and
Harry Cobaugh, of Sussex county.
CLOTHING G-FIRST YEAR WORK
Outer Garment
First, Naomi Farber, Milford; sec
ond, Olive Phillips, Dover; third, /
Phyllis Griffith, Milford; fourth, Ra-
chel Rotthouse, Wilmington, R. F. D.; I
fifth, Bess Elliott, Milford.
Under Garment
First, Bess Elliott, Milford; SECOND, I
Rachel ROtthouse, Wilmington, R, F. .
D.; third, Margaret Massey, RehOboth; |
fourth, Mary Jones, Georgetown; fifth,
Olive Phillips, Dover.
DarnS
First, Rachel Rotthouse, Whining
ton, R. F. D.; second, Mary Jones,
Georgetown; third, Phyllis Griffith,
CONTINUED on page twO)
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
ENLARGING STORE IN MILFORD

The Coopersmith Department Store
on North Walnut street, in Milford, is
taking over another large store room,
in which to open a line of gentlemen's
furnishings and hats. This brings the
Coopersmith's store out to Front
street, including the corner store
which was recently occupied by the
auto supply company-now out of
business. In about two weeks the
new addition will be opened for pub
lie business, when the public will be
informed through the columns of the
Milford Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
LEwEs DIRECTORS APPEAL

The fall term of Court of Chancery
began last Monday with Chancellor
Josiah o. Wolcott presiding. Defend
ant directors of the Lewes Fisheries
Company asked for an extension of
time for the execution Of a decree in
the fisheries case, on the ground that
they were taking an appeal and could
not give security. Joseph L. Cahall,
receiver of the company, objected, and
the Chancellor denied the request.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
NEW POSTATASTERS FOR
MIKLSBORO AND MILTON

The postmastership of both Mills
boro and Milton, will be vacant on Oc-
tober 5th, 1921, and the United States
Post Office Department has announc-
ed that an examination of candidates
for either of these. positions, will IodS be
held at Lewes, on October Sth, 1921.
Both of these offices are in the third
class, but Millsboro pays S1,SOO per
year, while Milton pays $l,6OO per
year. Applicants must submit to the
examiner on the day of examination,
a photograph, taken within two years.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
MILFORD CENTURY CLUB

The ladies of the Century Club will
have an attractive booth at the car
nival, something different every ev-
ening, parcel post, aprons, shipping,
cakes, etc. All the proceeds will be
turned over to the firemen. Don't
fail to visit the Century Club booth.
We have many surprises for you.
Come out and enjoy lot of fun with
us. Come early and stay late. We hope
to make this the largest carnival
ever.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
BIG PARADE AT HARRINGTON

All knights of Pythians from Will
mlnE ton to Delmar including those of
Milford, also Odd Fellows and st.
Luke will join in the big parade and
march to the fair grounds at Har-
rington September %. Many speakers
will be there.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
MILFORD GRANGE

There will be a special meeting of
the Grange at eight o'clock next Sat
urday evening in the lodge room of
the Owls. Important business win be
considered and the attendance of ev-
cry member is urged.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
NUPTIALS
GOREY-BENNETT

John R. Bennett, formerly of Mil
ford, and Mrs. Mary A. Corey, of Phil
adelphia, were joined in holy bonds
of matrimony August q, 1921, by the
Rev. Daniel Boyle, of Philadelphia
They will reside in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16

When in need of aid, the firemen
respond gladly to your call for help.
Attend their carnival each evening
during the coming week and aid them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
Cool Weather Battery Ruie-

Use nothing but distilled water
 Wipe solution sprays or spills clean with moist sponge.
 Let an expert add the acid for the electrolite.
 Never spin the engine several min utes at a time.
 Do not lay tools or anything else on top of the battery.
 Keep metal parts of connection, which are not lead-eoated. covered with a thin coating of vaseline.
 See that the engine is sufficiently primed in cold weather. Throw the switch off; push starter to turn en- zine once or twice; throw switch on; then start again. and the cylinder IS primed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
FEDERAL TRUCK
 PRICES LOWERED
Fourth Cut Made This Year Is Announced - Birmingham
 Motor Co. Are DeaIerS

The largest cut in motor truck prices so lar announced was made yesterday by the Federal Motor Truck company, Detroit. The prIce reduc- tion averages about 22 per cent on all models, this being the fourth cut this company has made within the last two years
 Reductions on all models are as follows: StU0 on the one to one and one-halt- ton So5U on the one anu e-halt to two ton, S60U on the two to two and one-ha1f ton, SoU0 on tne three and one-half to four ton, sSoV on the five to six ton. Reductions oI s600 and $500, respectively, were an nounced on the light and heavy duty tractors.
 Nj L. Pulcher, vice president and general manager of the company, emphasized that the new prices were not cuts in the accepted sense ot the word. Rather. they represented the final accomplishment ot a plan which his company has been devel- oping for a period of years.
 By means of these price reduc- tions," MT. Pulcher said, we are simply passing on to our customers the benefits of plan of administra- tion that has taken many years to develop. We have always believed in conservative, staple development of our business along progressive lines. As a result of this conservattN T, careful management we have passed through the presentS readjustment period to a somewhat more advan- tageous position than that enjoy d by most companies. Our company has no burdensome financial over head, no bonded or preferred stock indebtedness, no interest or principal charges or bank obligations that we must pass on to our customers. This has been an important feature In making our new prices possible"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30

as yet been no laws governing the care and operation of storage bat teries," says Battery Service com pany. Willard service station deal CT. "but We make no predictions as to the future. Some of the head light laws in force right now come so near to affecting the battery that We can hardly say we've been ne- glected.
 Half a dozen or more states have already passed laws specifying Just how the car owner shall let his light shine. and legislatures of other states are rapidly following their example.
 since these laws not only specify that the glare must be reduced, but that the illumination of the road must be maintained, they have "a di- rect bearing on the battery. The battery as well as the lamps and reflectors must be up to the scratch to keep the driver out O. the clutches of the police court
 Referring 10 the intensity Of light, the Ohio law. for exa nple, specifics that the projected beam of light measured al a distance of 200
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
We Are Shouting 1t For the First Time

Only within the Hudson organization was. such development possible. Its engineers, for the most part, the same personnel re- sponsible for all previous Hudsons, have had unequaled opp r'r- lities.
 Every car built in those years became guide to future advano ement. Every en- durance test revealed new ways to i'm provement Every model suggested simpler, more beautiful car The expe- Tience of every owner was an influence toward perfection
 It created new standards of beauty Each body type is famous for good looks and the completeness of yery detail
 The new Hudson Super-Six is the fulfill ment of the promise of those Ill ,000 cars now in service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
DRENNEN SAYS TIRE PRICES
 ARE LOWER

The Drennen Motor Car company is joined by the Birmingham Motor company in the announcement of lowered price list on Empire tires.
 These tires are said to be all new stock and strictly first quality, bear ing factory serial number and are full size and carry the most liberal guarantee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30

feet in front of the car. shall meas ure not less than 4,S00 apparent candle power In order to comply with this section of the new law, iI is, of course, necessary to have clean reflectors, efficient lamps and, in addition, well-charged batteries that deliver current at their nor nal voltage"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
Prompt DeliUeries To Early Buyers

The Super-Six has always been the largest selling fine car. Think what must be the demand for this greatest all Hudsons and at this price.
 Early buyers will get first deliveries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
ARE WELCOMING TO LAWS?

~so far as is known, there have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
1895
A Greater Super-Six
 For Less Money

It is a handsomer car-It is easier to operate It is improved in many mechanical features It is more economical-It has the exclusive Super-Six features for increasing car life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
Recall the Qualities For Which # Ls KnoUn

Each year has seen the emphasis of some new quality in the Hudson Super-Six. Six years ago, when new, it was the 72 per cent greater horsepower without increase of motor size or sacrifice of simplicity that attracted.
 Some thought such power would prove de- structive, and so many famous tests were made to prove endurance.
 Every one recalls how Hudson stock cars made new records for speed. Among them 1,819 miles in 24 hours.
 The run from San Francisco to New York and return in 10 days 21 hours remains unmatched, though numerous attempts have since been made by others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30

The perfection that men said would make the Hudson Super-Six the finest automo- bile that is built is embraced in the new models we are now showing
 Six years with 111,OOO cars now in use have shown how to free it from many of the annoyances regarded inevitable in all cars
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-01
o procedare usuratica; inchide-
rea scclii?' - Aceasta sa fie Q
musamalizare? = Ministerul
instructed sa So explice! n

Abiaa trecut luna de cand Opt
MIA publica, din Ardeal 81 chiar
cea din vechiul regat fost turbu-
rata de cazul scandalos de la
scoala normala de fete din ST.
GheOrghe.
Descoperirile facute indrepta-,
:tiau sd Sc creada ca scoala fllsese
TRANSFORMED, prin vina 81 din
|initiativa directorului, fntr 'un. d.
sdevarat lupanar. S'a vorbit de
mai multe violuri 81 char de ca
zuri de eleve insArcinate printre
|victimile directorului, 81 ale COM
plicilor sal din afara de scoala.
S'a deschis imediat o ancheta
s'au pornit cercetari, timpul a
trecut, dar despre comunicarc
asupra rezultatrllui mimic.
ST sd sc nOteze ca era vorba de
o scoala romaneasca intr 'un cen
tru aproape exclusiv sacuesc, cum
este orasclul ST. Gheorghe. lar
lipe deasupra Sc vorbise GU acest
lprilej 81 despre uncle dusmanii
latente ce ar fl existand intre
profesorii localnici 81 eel veniti
din vcchiul regat. Pentru menu
maratele motive, care sc intreza-
reese din cele de mai sus, rezulta
ca aceasta chestiune MI. putea fl
data uitarii 81 mai putin inca. :.
lmusamalizata.
i moi am primit la ziar diferite
stir sau, articolase de la partilc
adversare in jurul acestui caz,
dar ne-am abtinut de le da curs
I'm asteptarea unui rezultat Off
cial sin dorinta de a nu atata Q
Ichestiune destul de delicata prin
ca insasi.
lata Insa, ca in lec de un comu-
meat asupra rezultatelor anche-
I tel 81 de aratare a sanctiunilor
impotriva vinOvatului sau vino,
vatilor = daca sunt. - ne pome-
MIN ell stirea ca directoratul ge.
neral al instructed publice (pro-
babil eel de la Cluj- hotarit
desfiintarea numitei scoli pc ziua
de | Sebtembrie, ramanand ca
elevele 81 profesorii sa fie ulte-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-01
CazuI de- Ia ScoaIa nornata'
de fete din ST. GheGghe

rior repartizati pc aiurea.
Cum? De ce? Mimic Nici ala
.explicatie.
Membrii corpului didactic al
scolii, pc buna dreptate nemult.a-
miti 81 .jlgniti de aceasta pro. G.
dare a directorului, au facut o
intampinare, data sin publicita e.
prin care Ger explicatiuni. Iii o.
biecteaza, Gu multi temei, ca no "a
rarea directoratnlui nu poate a.
,vea in public de cat 0 simgura
explicatie: Cd intreg corpul p~o-
fesoral este vinovat de cele pc
trecute.
I MOI am adauga ca hotarirea de
dcsfiintare scolii S ar putea IN
Tterpreta 81 mai rau: ca ticalo ;ia
Icontaminase prea multi scoala in
(intregul eli, inclusiv cele 200 ele te.
lin cat directornlui ma gasit alta
masura mai buna de eat so des-
| ifllntcze ca pc 0 gomora Ell neou-
tinta de indreptat. Ce vor spine
parintii acestor copile nevinoy tie
I, care nu pot fl pedepsite in asa
mod, jignitor, pentru gresala
catorva eleve, despre care sc
Iafirma cd primeau correspondence
/ amoroase. sau pentru inconstirn-
ia unui director
Pot sa fie la miiloc puternice
interese 81 interventiuni pen.r,l
musamalizarea afacerei. Z vechiul
Object al musamalizarii, obisnuit
Tia depozitele fraudate, = dar aci
intr o chestiune de scoala 81 dc
educatiune, credeam ca sistemu1
trebue limpezita 81 sanctiunile
aplcate.
MOI stim ca nenorocita politioa
sa amestecat 81 aci. Sc afirma Ell
Intra Bucurs4,ti 81 Cluj exista
deosebiri de vederi fundamentals
in privinta procedarii fata de
fostul director. Tocmai pentru cd
stim aceste lucruri 81 pentru ed
am auzlt atatea soapte, cerem ca
ministcrul instructed sd limpe-
zeasca chestia mca fara intir.
zierc.
Asteptam comunicatul de sane.
tiuni 81 hotarire mai rationale
In privinta soartei unei scoale in
tregi cu. atatea suflete cinstite 81
C'Dacia nevinovate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-01
ehestiunea vaset0f depe Dunare

.politici nationale.
Aceasfa hoiarire priveste a
proape totalitatea flotei. DunaTii
care Sc ridica la un million 400
mil tone slepuri 81 mai bine de
100 nil cal putere remorchere.
Albilrul socoteste c;l trebuin-
tele legitime ale Romaniei 81 ale
Jugoslaviei stunt pc deplin salts
facute de flotele actualmente in
poses. anca lor 81 prin sechestra-
rifle pc earl lea confirmat. Eel con.
sidera Cd Austria ar trebui >sa
cedeze acestor tari 81 Cehoslova-
ciei anume vapoare de pasageri
81 ca Germania. Austria 81 Unga-
ria ar trebui sd cedeze CehOslOva-
ciei in proportie definite de dan
sui, 70.80O tone slepuri 81 4.430
lputere de remorchere pcntru ira
ficu] eli comercial.
Dupa termenii tratatului Gu
Austria 81 Ungaria Statele pri-
mind cesiunile de vase earl tle-
| bup Sl Satjsiaca trcbuintpla lO.
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DlREcIoRll comPANlEl
De PUBlETATE 4
UNIUNEI S. n A.

NICOLAE NESTOR, Preg. "a
1908 Tillman Ave-, Cleveland, o..
NICOLAE BARDAS, vice-Pres.
r. r. D. 3 Canton, Ohio
g. N. POP, Scr. Adm.
sos Detroit ave. Cleveland, q.
D: BARZA, Caster
]. 5501 Detroit Ave-, Oleveland, O.
Membrii in directis.
.F /. N. SERB
$40 3. Home st., New Castle; p
loan G. HOZA
1867 Auld Street Alliance, Ohio
P. CHINA
4. 1853 So. Main st. Akron, Ohio
" GEORGE DUMITRU
B P. 0. Box 81 Universal, Pa.
GEORGE SALCx
i Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
4 OontruIorts
& loan DAMTAN
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n NJ SUFANA
s. 612 II Liberty SE Alliance, q
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V IL

Aducem la cunostinta ca Ill A.
Oprisa din Detroit. Mich. sa afla
in drum spre Akron. Ohio 81 We
mind inapoi prin Cleveland, cd
automobilni Truck poatc sd trans
porte pc cine va dori sa Sc mute
la Detroit.
Doritorii 81 Sc adresezc la
Oficiuf ziarului America pand
la orele I p. m. All in prima Sep.
temvrie.
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FARMACIA kEPES
2o17 ". 25th St.. CLEVELAND, OHIO

". 81.
Peste sradd della The United k de plata pc West
romani din tara noastr pot procua
Mecamente din Paa veche de trebuin 81 unde
puteA vorbi romAneste.
BARBATI 81 FEMEI ven Ia moi spunet de ce boaa
fe ii asgurGm va traam confidential aceasta este
gur in Cleveland fanacist europeni vi a nfor
1nale c bune din na danslor aven medicamente
penu boae feme s barba Tale anunt ta
uimfi-va dupa numar: 2o17 W. 25th Street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-01
&C. vase. primeste Romania?

Dl Walker d. Hianes, arbitrnl
american pe.ltru chestiunile in,
terpationale de vase fluviale men
tionate III tratatele de pace. a
adus la 3 August la cunostinti!
publica deciziunea sa in chestiu-
nea vaselor de pc Dunare, care
ia fost suprtsa conform tratate.
lor de pace incheiate Gu Germa-
MIA, Austria, tfngaria 81 Bulgaria.
Arbitrul declarat ca chestiu-
nea aceasta la oferit cele mai
mari dificultati, mai ales cea re
lativa la validitarea sechestrarei
a 1895 vase, compuse din 500 mil
tone slepuri 81 IS mil cai putere
de remorchere.
Phnctul eel mai contestat era
.sa Sc site daca aceste vapoare
trebuiau considerate ca proprie-
tate privata si deci scutite de con
fiscare conform dreptului int
national.
|. Arbitrul a ajms la concluzia
ca mai .tOate aceste vase au fost
intrebuintate de ministrul de riz
hoiu austro-ungar in scopuri mi
litare. Ele trebue deci considera
te material de razboiu de usa gil
ostil 81 nu pot beneficial de imu
initatea acordata bunurilor pri
Ivate.
Arbitrul considera deci ca bun,
sechestrele aplicate de Romania
Jugoslavia 81 Franta 81 acord;
acestor tari proprietatea vaselol
in chestiune. Arbitrul socotpst,
ca un numar relativ mic din ace
ste vase a fost intrebuintat dt
proprietarii lor privati, 81 decid'
Ca aceste vase vor fl reStituit,
prOprietarilor in chestiunc.
Arbitrul trateaza apoi cealalt;
sarcina a lui care este de a decid,
care parte din parcul de vas,
fluviale ale Germaniei, Austria
81 Cngariei, trebue cedata putc
srilbr aliate ale Dunarii, pentru ;
satisface trebuintele lor legitime
Aceasta chestiune presupun.
Iexaminarea traficului de conner
lpe Dunare fnainte de razboiu
care fost de Z milioane tone y,
an 81 carl trebue considerate il
rapport cu nouile frontiere stabi
lite de tratatul de pace, 81 cl
anume cereri de schimbari de ca
comerciale rezultand din nouiI.
tconditiuni economice 81 din nouil,
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D0nnule Agent sau
DomnuIe CorncrCiant

Priveste putin in ju tale vel vedea ca tot negus
tori, progreseaza zlnc in afacerie lor tp aface
dtae degenereaza in cazu Gel mai bun sta oc
Te vel mira de sgur ca pot deslega aceasa enigma
in interesul Dtae propriu ina it desainuim moi tot
secretul Nu cunoaste lunea Tn anunt in Ca
lendaru ziarrui AMERICA, pus dea in lucrare
81 patrunde in fie caru roman din America
te va face cunoscut ntregei lui roanes afacerea
lua toul alta ntorsatuza Gle sngur te vel mi
nuna.
Toate frmele carl anunta in ziaru 81 calendaru za
rulu 'AMERICA" au facut afaceri nlnunate. Pentru
fac 81 Dta acest lucru?
Foosesete de aceasta mnunaa ocaziune 81 rezerveaza
oc de Scre imediat la admnistTatia zarului
'AMERICA dupa nformatiuni.
Spatiul Sc da, pc ccloana, jumatate, 81 patrar.
PUTIN, OAR VEL PROFITA
FOARTE MULTI
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ADRESELE FUNCTIoNA
RlLOR u. S. R. A.

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$40 =. Home st. New Castle, Pa.
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1-iul Vice-P Presedinte
!. 1856 Franklin st. Detroit, Mich.
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2-lea Vice-Presedinte
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Secretar General
Bell, Federal S39; Auto. 1919
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Main Street Universal, Pa.
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-30

Mrs Jesse D. Powell and little
daughter, Mary Ruth, left Sunday for
Leslie where she was called on ac-
count of the illness of her mother Mrs.
F. A. Wilson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-30

Burned Block Here
To Be Rebuilt
H. A. Burkhart To Erect Model
Building to Take Place of Old

Mr.. H A. Burkhart, who returned
last night from Atlanta, where he has
been since Saturday with Mrs. Burk-
hart, visiting their son MILFORD, who
is student at the Atlanta Law school
was visibly overcome when he saw
the ruins of his business and home
However Mr.. Burkhart has conf
dence in Fitzgerald and its future and
states that just as soon as the insur-
lance matters can be adjusted he will
begin to rebuild on the ruins, model
business block with model apartments
on the second floor for his own use
and for desirable families.
Mr. Glover of the Johnson Hardware
Company, also expressed the opinion
that his company will probably re-
build on their lots, as they must have
storage room for their implements and
heavy hardware. which is best 1oca-
ted near railrad trackage such as on
Central avenue
Mr.. Sleigh could not be reached to-
day, to ascertain his plans for rebuild
ing.