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T. Il. HAMPTON
FOR ALDERMAN THIRD WARD
ctfully,

FOR ALDERMAN ! TIKD WARD
At the solicitation of the voters OF
Brunswick | have consented to be
come candidate for alderman from
the third ward subject 10 the action
OF the white primary November ~.
Ii elected ! pledge myself to worf
for tie adoption of the commission
manager form Of city government for
Brunswick and TO at all times faith.
fully discharge the duties OF t.a OF
flee.
The vote and influence Of every one
will be appreciated.
Your for Brunswick,
c. A. AVERIE1"F.
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FOR ALDERMAN FIRST WARD
beg TO announce that | have tecn
ked by the Committee OF Forty OF
&c Brunswick Voters to DC Il caDdi
tie for The office of alderman from
c First Ward, subject to the White
,imaly OF November 10. l accep,
is nomination and pledge myself
, support the platform Of the Bruins
lex Voters League
l shall work and vote for the adop
on Of the commission-mana form
+ government in Brunswick. # nc
ossary | shall gladly resign to make
OF the Commissioned Manager form o.
government. At all times shall serve
tp city to the best of my ability.
RespC ctfully,
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Announcements
The Voters of Brunswick:

TO The Voters of Brunswick:
| beg to announce my candidacy
as alderman from the Third Ward Ii
elected, | shall continue to work, as
have in the past, for anything that
will tend toward improving Our city
and the conditions Of its citizens.
Very respectively,
SAM L. BROWN.
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FOR ALDERMAN FOURTH WARD

FCH ALOEhMAN rOOf II w HhD
After due consideration and AT the
urgent request of the voters league
Of Brunswick I have consented 20 be
come candidate for ALDERMAN from
the fourth ward Of Brunswick, sub
ject to the white primary of Ncvem-
Der 10
| pledge myself to work for the
adoption of the commission-marager
form Of city government and to serve
the city to the best of my. ability. II
elected,
Respectfully yours.
). G. HARVEY
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FOE ALDERMAN SECOND WARD

ZOE ALDERMAN SECOND WARD
Al the urgent request OF the voters
league of Brunswick l hereby al
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cd Press.) After a sharp and truit-
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aary Of November 10.
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Respectfully submitted,

LACY McKINNON
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Premier Receives Many
Messages of Sympathy
By the Associated Press.

BY the AsSOciAteu ffesS
PARIS. February II. - Premier
ciemenceau has received message
from Central and South American
delegates to the peace conference ex-
pressing their profound sympathy,
their indignation that an attempt
should be made against his person,
and their best wishes for his rapid
and complete recovery.
The message was signed by Issmael
Monies for Bolivia. DR.. Epitacio Pessoa
for Brazil. DR.. Antonio S. De Busta- :
mente for Cuba. Dorm y de Alsua for
Ecuador. Turtullien Guilbaut for
Haiti. Antonio Burgess for Panam ma,
Francisco Garcia Calderon for Peru
and Juan Carlos Blanco for Uruguay
PARIS, February 20.-Pope Bene-
dict, through Cardinal Annette, has
sent a message to Premier Clemen-
ceau, congratulating him on his es-
cape and expressing hopes for his
early recovery.
King Alfonso of Spain has sent the
following message to President Poin-
care: You are well aware of my SEN
timents toward France. You can,
nation at the odious attack on NJ.
Clemenceau, whose life is so valuable
to his country. The queen and all
Spain share my sincere feelings of
friendship and sympathy for the noble
French nation"
tHavas)-The newspapers today de-
vote virtually their entire space to the
assault which they brand as the stu
pid action of an imbecile, and express
the hope that the premier will soon
be able to resume his great task and
carry II to completion.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
FIRED ON BY UKRA|N|ANS

WARSAW, Thursday. February 20
of the interaIlied commission to Poland
were fired upon by Ukrainian soldiers
while travelling today from Cracow TO
Lemberg on a Polish armored train. The
delegation, which includes Prof. Lord.
one OF the American members of the
mission, returned to Cracow.
The delegation from the mission was
on the way to Lemberg to attempt to
arrange an armistice between the Poles
and tae Ukrainians. Seven Poles on
the train were wounded by Ukrainian
bullets.
Before making another attempt to
reach Lemberg the delegation will no.
tify the Gkrainians that it is coming, so
that its train can reach Lemberg un-
molested
The American members of the inter-
allied mission to Poland are Prof
Robert H. Lord of Harvard University
and Maj. Gen. Francis j. Herman. The
mission arrived in Warsaw last Sun
day. and among the many problems
facing it is settlement of the differ
ences between the Poles and the Ukrat-
nians who have been fighting for
several months in the regian of Lem
berg for the possession of valuable oil
fields nearby.
Apparently. the mission dispatched
several of its members to go to Lem
berg to treat with the Ukranians
News dispatches received through
Vienna Thursday said that the Ukrai-
mans had seized che railroad west
of Lemberg and cut communication
with that city. In travelling from Cra-
COW to L4emberP the members of the
,s,essr i
railway line reported in the hands of
the Ukranians.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
TSCHAIK0VSKY FAV0RS
MEETING OF FACTIONS

PARIS February 81 Nicholas
chsikovsky, president of the north
ern Russian government at Arch
angel, who has been in Paris for sew
erai days. has consented to the par
ticipa tion of his government in the
proposed meeting of Russian factions
on the Princes Islands.
Indications today were that several
additional governments would consent
to participate in the conference.
Another invitation to the conference
probably will be issued formally by the
allies and associated powers within
few days for meeting about March u
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Mr.. BORAH TO MAKE
TOUR AGAINST LEAGUE

4 speechmaking tour against the
league of nations will be made by
Senator Borah of Idaho beginning
March 10 He will trail former Presi-
dent Taft, who is urging the adoption
of the league plan. The trip of Sen
ator Borah. is to be backed ncially
by group of men whose names arc
not made public, but who entertain
opinions similar to those of the Idaho
senator in opposition to the league
plan.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Realize Dangers of Delay.

All work has been carefully mapped
out by the leaders now absent. All
the delegates seem to realize the dan
gers of prolonging their deliberations
in Paris.
Undoubtedly many who have been
adamant in embarrassing with ma
tional ella inns are ready to surrender
in a measure some of the points for
the common purpose of speed
The committees handling many of
the extremely embarrassing issues
have redoublcd their forces with the
hope of making early reports.
1t is the consensus of opinion that
there should be no more DELAYS in
bringing about the actual signing of
the terms with Germany. That the
world might be plunged into a dis
astrous situation as long as the terms
remain unsigned and as long as Euro
pean social unrest continues is ac-
.tG
Nl,L the actual signing of terms
the nations can breathe easier, and
with united front turn attention to
such problems as Russian rejuyena-
ton and the spread of bolshevism It
is believed certain that neither of
these things can be successfully
handled until Germany is disposed of
French, American and British opiu-
ion now is that everything Is ready to
call i'm the German peace delegates
within two weeks after the President
returns.
That the final pact with Germany
will be signed without much debate
and much the same as the armistice
s..r- C -----I
Evening star., 1919-02-21
D. c. MEN EXPECTED
ON THE ST. LOUIS
White Star Liner Due in New
York Today-Pueblo
Soon Due.
sneeia, From a stan Correspondent.

Special From a Star Correspondent.
NEW YORK, February 21.-Three
companies of the 161st Infantry Of the
41st Division. which regiment went to
France with Companies A, B, and D
of the old Sd Regiment of the District
National Guard. are on the White Star
steamship st. Louis, which will prob
ably come in here late this afternoon.
The companies will be sent to Camp
Dix.
Three other companies of the 161st
Infantry arrived from France lKst
week and are now at Camp Dix. 1t is
presumed that District troops are scat
tered in the units of this regiment.
which is due to arrive here in the
next few hours.
The troopship Pueblo will probably
arrive tomorrow night >or Sunday. It
has aboard Company I of the 161st
Infantry Companies L and NJ of the
1920 Infantry. detachments of Com
pany D and the medical company of
the 162d Infantry.
The 1920 Regiment had four COM
panies of the old District National
Guard, and it is considered quite
possible that a few of the number
will be in the units which are due to
arrive on the Pueblo.
President Grant Aids.
The President Grant sailed from
France with 1000 men aboard.
The ship yesterday sent a radio to
the effect that it had gone TO the as
sjstance of the troopship Polar Bear,
which was in distress and called for
aid. $50 miles east of Bermuda. The
President Grant towed the disabled sis
ter ship to Bermuda and is now home
ward bound The President Grant was
due here tomorrow. but will probab bly,
not arrive until February 20, because
of the delay on the voyage.
The President Grant is carrying
$500 of the 164th Infantry. of the 41st
Division, and the brigade headquar-
ters outfit with thirty officers and
men. With this regiment were sixty
four men of the old District National
Guard headquarters company, who
were brigaded with the 164th Infan-
try. 1t is thought that a few of the
District men are aboard the President
Grant. J. r. Y.
D. c. Men Sent to Hospital.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star
NEW YORK, February 2l.-Lieut
Lee +. Lanham, aviation service, 321o
Biltmore place northwest, has arriv-
ed at this port The following Wash
ington men have been sent to de-
barkation hospital No. 5, old Grand
Central Palace. Lexington avenue and
4eth street, for treatment: Sergt
Berry A Clayton. Headquarters Com
pany, 351st Field Artillery, l447 Q
street northwest
Corp. Peter Phillips, Headquarters
Company, 351st Field Artillery, eos Sd
street southwest; Corp. f. A. Jackson,
Battery A. 351st Field Artillery, so o
street northwest: Private John Dyett,
Headquarters Company, 351st Field
Artillery, 2447 Georgia avenue; Cook
Samuel Thompson, Company A, 3SSth
Infantry, 4I3 New Jersey avenue; Pri-
vate Bernard Lewis, Company A, 366th
Infantry. 230S l street.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
PROBLEMS FOR SOLUTION.
Anthracite Producers Meet to Con.
slider Future of Fuel Industry.

NEW YORK, February 21.--Anthra-
cite producers are meeting here today to
discuss the future of the coal industry
The producers, il is said, see in the
early REIMBURSEMENT of control of hard
nd soft coal production by the federal
fuel administration many problems that
must be solved at once il production is
maintained 1T a normal rate,
The conference is the first one TO be
held this year.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
FRANCE TO DEMAND PAY
FOR 100000 HOUSES

PARIS, February 20 (by the Asso-
clated Press).-ln outlining tonight the
dlfflculties met by the commission on
reparations in determining the approx
mate war losses of any one beiligereut.
Capt. Andre Tardieu. one of the French
delegates to the peace conference, said
that France alone would present a bill
for $4,000 houses which have been de-
stroyed. This does not include factories
ii was added.
NJ Tardieu said the allies had agreed
that Germany must pay to the limit of
her capacity, which is now being deter
mined from divers sources by the COM
mittee on reparations.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
GERMAN FORESTS SOUGHT.
France Will Ask Reparation for
Wanton Destruction of Trees
CabieEraps TO The Evening Star
Chicago Daily News. CopyriSht. IaIa

PARIS. February 19.-Germanv is
not TO glory in the possession of won
derfuI forests after having devastated
100000 acres of French forest lands
in great part wantoniy, during the
war.
This is the determination of Com
pere- Morel. commissioner of apricul-
ture for France. who will present IA
the committee on reparation and dam
ages OF the peace conference the de-
mand that the Germans shall reim-
burse France from the forests of Ger
many for the wood cut down by reg
ular shipments.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Washington's
Birthday

The Star will be issued to-
morrow at / O'CLOCK.
Classified advertisements for
tomorrow's paper must be
sent to The Star office this
evening or tomorrow morning
before 10 o'clock,
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Suggests Popular Vote.

Senator Borah also declared that be-
fore any action was taken upon the
question it should be referred to a
vote of the people of this country
Il believe he said, that this pro-
posed program to be made operative
and effective under the Constitution
makes 1t necessary to change our
Constitution Certainly those ques-
tions ought to be submitted to vote
of the people. We are their agents
and certainly we have not received
any authority from them to proceed
along this line
Prior to the administration of
Washington the American colonies
had been involved in the effect of
every European war, although the
colonies were wholly unconcerned in
the cause of the war. the senator
said. Washington set about to
change that state of affairs and
divorce the United States from the
broiIs of Europe.
Senator Borah asked if it was pos
sible that Europe now and in the
future shall be free from selfishness
ambition and caprice. He pointed out
that the council of league of nations
would have FIVE votes, three Euro
pean, one Asiatic and one American.
and that in every question that could
possibly come up the United States
would be subject to the overwhelm-
ing majority of European power
Does the President mean to say"
asked Senator Borah. that by taking
part in such a plan we will not be in
terweaving our destinies with those of
Europe?
lit may be-" he added. that the
American people want to do this.
the league OF nations does not do
this"
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Lieut.. Count Arco Valley, His
Assassin, Severely Wound
ed; Reported Dying.
DEAD STATESMAN WAS
A RADICAL SOCIALIST
Seized Reins at Deposition of
Royalty-Family of Muir
derer Long Prominent.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, February 2l.-kurt Els
ner, the premier of Bavaria. has been
shot and killed
The premier was killed this morn
ing, according TO Munich dispatc
received in Amsterdam, by Lieut.. Count
Arco valley The count was wounded
severely by a guard and is reported to
be dying
Evening star., 1919-02-21
German .Comaaanist Arrested.

PARIS, Thursday. February 2o.-The
Matin says the German comm unist.
I.indmann, was arrested "Wednesday at
Weimar where he had been display
49, --eat activity.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
SAY CLEMENCEAU
IS OUT OF DANGER
Doctors Permit Him to Re-
Ceive Supreme Council COL
leagues at Home.
PASSES RESTFUL NIGHT
By the Associated Tress.

BY the Associated Tress.
PARIS. February 2l.-Premier Gle
nenceau will receive his colleagues OF
the supreme council at his home this
afternoon to discuss certain important
matters with them. Announcement to
this effect was made shortly before
noon today.
His doctors consider him out of dan,
ger and. therefore, authorized him to
receive the ministers this afternoon
The physicians believed he could re
sumo his political activities on Mon
day
Condition Very Satisfactory.
The premier's physicians when they
left his home after the morning ex-
animation, were apparently satisfied
with the manner in which the premier
was progressing. One of them said
his condition was very satisfactory.
He had passed an excellent night IL
was added, and he was in as sood
spirits as ever this morning.
NJ. Clemenceau had about five hours
good sleep during the night, which is
his normal amount.
During the forenoon Premier Ciem :
enceau received his daughter, Nine.
Jacquemaire. and his granddaughter
and also former Premier Niviani, the
Portuguese minister in Paris. and the
Italian minister of finance. President
Poincare called at the house twice 10
inquire after the premler's condition.
An official statement issued at .
O'Clock this morning by Premier Glenn
enceau's physicians, reads:
Temperature, 36.7 (centigfade)
(about es FahrenheiD; pulse, z Cen
eral state very good. Signed Florant,
Laubry, Tuff1er, Combe. Gosset
Statement as to Injury.
PARIS. February 2o.-The bullet
which wounded Premier CIem enoea9 y y
penetrated his lungs, 1t was revealed
by the official statement issued shortly
after noon today.
After the X-ray examination had
been completed Premier Ciemenceau
walked out on the balcony of his
house. overlooking the garden. TO take
/ breath of fresh air. The morning
was a delightful one, the first real
spring day. The premier seemed Wig
orous, although he spat little blood
One of those present at the taxing
Of the radiexrapf OF Premier caetn-
eneeau's wound Is quoted by lne
Temps as saying:
."rhe radiograph is perfectly clear.
MARKING the exact spot Of the pro-
jectile near the lung. IN region which
best withstands the presence Of 9 for
eisn body Therefore 1t is not likely
that the extraction of the bullet Will
be attempted at the present time 1t
is hoped that unless complications arise
a few days will see the patient re-
stored"