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Evening star., 1918-04-20

NoRTHBOUND.
Upsal street, far.
Trenton place. near.
Opposite Mattingly.
Fifth street. near.
Portland street, near
Milwaukee place, far
Main entrance United States Insane
Asylum
Safety stop, pole No. So.
sumner road. far.
Pit.
Opposite Pleasant street.
street. far.
Good Hope road. near.
street, near.
NJ street, near.
Potomac avenue, near.
I street, far.
G street. far.
Eighth street, near.
Sixth street, near.
Fourth street, near.
E street, near.
Third street, far
First street, near
South Capitol street. near.
Delaware avenue, far.
Second street, near
Maryland avenue. near.
Four r-and-a-half street. near.
SOUTHB0UND.
MARYLAND avenue at An street south
west, far.
Third street, near.
Second street, far.
Delaware avenue, near
South Capitol street, near
First street southeast, near.
Second street, far.
Fourth street. near.
G street, near.
Sixth street, far.
Eighth street, near.
Eleventh street, near.
/ street, near.
L street, near.
N street. near.
Good Hope road, near.
street, near.
Opposite Pleasant street
Sumner road. near.
Main entrance United States Insane
Asylum.
milwaukee place, near.
Portland street. near.
Fifth street, far.
Opposite Mattingly.
Trenton place. near.
Upsal street, near.
STEEL PLANT LINE.
Portland street line between Nichols
avenue southeast and the Steel plant.
EAsTBoUND.
Nichols avenue, far.
First street southeast.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad cross
ing, near:
Steel plant (end of line).
wEsTBoUND.
Steel plant (end of line).
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BISMARCK ONCE JUSTIFIED
SEEING NEUTRAL SHIPS

Vice Admiral Won chapeile's attack on
the United States and the allies before
the main reichstag committee for what
he called "the robbery of Dutch ton
mage" caused State Department ON
cials to recall that Prince Bismarck
justified the action by Prussian troops
in 1870 in seizing and sinking six
neutral British ships in the River Seine
near Rouen.
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PRESIDENT ASSURES PASTORS,
Tells Baltimore Delegation Food Pro-
duction Will Be Pushed.

President Wilson yesterday told a
committee Of ministers representing
the Baltimore conference of the NJ. e.
Church that any action needed to in
surs . maximum production Of food
stuffs for the United States and the
aiiiss during the war period win be
taken.
The m3n1stsx4 asked that prohibftion
- enacted 70 Mak end, The President
eia not andicste his attisuds on prohi.
eS&oel m-An7AleusnttA h bringine sssteEN
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men IN HOUSE KEEP
| EYES ON ELECTIONS
Many Watch Home Conditions
\ In Preparation for Coming
Il Political Campaign.
LITERARY BUREAUS BUSY

xfiE summers nominations and next
.ealrs elections arc becoming questions
of moment and Of particular concern to
members Of the House as the season
draws near for political activities. Few
members Of the House will fail to pre-
sent themselves for denomination and
then only in cases where tho incum-
bents won their elections by "nukes"
and deem the prospect hopeless for re-
election.
+ In the main members will seek re-
nomination by way of vindication of
their course in Congress and on the
ground that their services in another
Congress will be needed for their coun-
trys welfare and the prosecution of the
war. Moreover, men in public life find
their positions interesting in this time
of large affairs in the worlds history
and are eager to continue participation
in the history-making legislation which
must attend the war and follow the
declaration of peace
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Swift q Company's Sales of Beef I'm
Washington, D. c.. for the week ending
Saturday, April 13. averaged as follows:
Domestic beef, 1912 cents per pound
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Baltimore and Ohio railroad cross
ing. near
First street southeast.
Nichols avenue, near.
FOURTH STREET LINE.

FOURTH STREET LINE.
On 4th street between Michigan ave-
nue. and Rhode Island avenue north
NoRTHBoUND.
Rhode Island avenue. near.
Central avenue, near.
Franklin street, far.
kearney street, near.
Fourth street at Michigan avenue,
near.
soUTHBoUND.
Michigan avenue, near.
kearney street. near.
Franklin street. near.
central avenue, far.
Fourth street at Rhode 1sianu ave-
nue., near
street from 14th street to 9th street
EAsTBOUND.
Fourteenth street, near.
Thirteenth street, near.
Eleventh street. near.
Il street at 9th street, near
From 11th and q streets to l4th ana
E streets northwest.
sOUTHBOUND AND wEsTBOUND.
Eleventh street at G street, far.
r street, near.
r street, near.
Thirteenth street. near.
Fourteenth street, near.
On Florida avenue between 9th and
U streets and 1lth street northwest.
NORTHBOUND.
Ninth street at y street, near.
Vermont avenue, far.
Tenth street, near.
Eleventh street. near.
sOUTHBoUND.
Eleventh street. near.
Tenth street. far.
Vermont avenue, near.
! u street. near.
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Starting tomorrow the skip stop"
system, ordered by the Public Utilities
Commission. Is to go into effect on all
the street car lines in Washington.
workmen of the companies are en-
gagged today in putting up the yellow
"car stop" signs at the points desiG-
mated. Stopping points on the Capitol
Traction and some of the Washington
Railway and Electric lines have been
published in The Star. Today's list
completes tho lines Of the latter COM
pany and those of the Independent con-
Germs,
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WHERE CARS STOP, STARTING TOMORROW
Howard nlaca. near,

Howard place. near.
Pit.
w street, near.
Florida avenue, near.
Ninth street, far.
T street, far.
street, far.
Rhode Island avenue, near.
P street, far.
N street. near.
NJ street. near.
l. street, near.
New York avenue, near.
street. far.
G street, far
NORTHBoUND.
street. far.
H street, far.
New York avenue, near.
l. street, near.
NJ street, near.
N street, far.
street, near.
Rhode Island avenue, near.
S street, near.
T street, near
Florida avenue, near.
Georgia avenue, far
w street, near.
Pit
Howard place, near
Fairmont street, far
Columbia road, near
Lamont street, near
Park road, far
Princeton place, near.
Rock Creek Church road. near.
Shepherd street. near.
Upshur street. near.
Webster street, far.
Cr1ttenden Street. near
Emerson street. near
Gallatin street, near.
lngraham street, far
Kennedy street, near.
Madison street, near.
Concord avenue, near
Quackenbos street, near.
Ptney Branch road. near.
Whittier place. near.
Butternut street near
Entrance to Walter Reed Hosnita1
Fern street, near
Pole No. 266
District line, near.
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Throats
and Chests

No telling how soon tho symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have q jar
Of Musterole at hand to give prompt,
sure relief. II does not blister.
As first aid and Q certain remedy,
Musterole Is excellent. Thousands Of
mothers know il. You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
lieves sore throat, bronchitis. tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head.
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches Of back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest (it
often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 6oc jars, hospital size, $3.50,
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BLADENsBuRG LINE.

oAk40AANooOx y LII AxXtG.
Bladensburg line from the District
line to Benning road northeast.
soUTHBoUND.
District line.
Pole No. 174.
Main entrance to United States Ma
tional Training School.
Pole No. 165.
Opposite Douglas street.
Opposite the Corby company.
viaduct.
Pole No. 10.
Pole No. 96.
Mount Olivet cemetery
NJ street. near.
Lewis street, near.
Benning road.
NoRTHBoUND.
Benning road. far.
Lewis street, near.
NJ street, near.
Mount Olivet cemetery.
Pole No. s6.
Pole No. 11o.
viaduct.
Opposite the corby company.
Opposite Douglas street.
Pole No. 165.
Main entrance to United States Ma
tional Training School.
Pole No. ia.
District line.
EAST CAPITOL STREET LINE.
East Capitol street between 14th
street and LIST street.
wEsTBoUND.
Fourteenth street, far.
Thirteenth street between East Capf-
tol street and North Carolina avenue.
Twelfth street far
Eleventh street, far.
Eighth street, near.
Sixth street, near.
Fourth street, near.
Second street, near.
First street, near.
EAsTBoUND.
First street, far.
Second street, far.
Fourth street, near.
Sixth street, far.
Eighth street, near.
Eleventh street, near.
Twelfth street, near.
Thirteenth street between Massachu-
setts avenue and East Capitol street.
Fourteenth street, near.
Fifteenth street. near.
CAPITOL AND CITY HALL LINE
Capitol to 9Th and F. streets north
west
wEsrBoUND.
Capitol.
B street, near.
c street, near.
New Jersey avenue. near.
First street. near.
Second street. Tar.
Fourth street, near.
Fifth street, near.
EAsrBousD.
street, far.
D street, near,
John Marshall place. far
Third street. near.
First street, near.
New Jersey avenue. far.
Delaware avenue, near.
B street, near.
Capitol.
18TH AND d STREETS LINE.
Between Union Station Plaza and 18th
and D streets northeast.
wEsTBoUND.
Thirteenth street northeast, near
Twelfth street, far.
Tenth street. near.
Eighth street, near
Maryland avenue. Tar.
Third street, far,
First street northeast, near.
EAsTBoUND.
Second street northeast, far.
Fourth street, far.
On 6th street.
Eighth street, near
Tenth street, far.
Twelfth street near
Thirteenth street, near.
d street, near.
LIE DROIT PARK LINE.
Between W street at Georgia avenue
and 4th street at New York avenue
northwest
NoRTHBoUND.
New Fork avenue. near
N street, near
New Jersey ayonue, neaN
@ street, neAaA D
Florida avenue 0AaA
~ street. near ~.
Elm street, noeSs q
AeasshA1eoasoeoAz4.l-l-l4..---.
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CHESAPEAKE JUNCTION LINE,
EASTBOUND.

Columbia Line. from 18th street and
Benning road northeast to Chesapeake
Junction.
Fifteenth street and Benning road
(pit).
Seventeenth street, near
Nineteenth street, near.
Twenty-sixth street.
Opposite power house.
Benning station.
Race track entrance
Kenilworth Junction.
Forty-fourth street station.
Eorty-etghth street station.
Ffftieth street station.
Division Avenue station
f1fty-eighth street station
Sixty-first street station.
Chesapeake Junction.
wEsTBoUND.
Chesapeake Junction.
Sixty-first street station.
Fifty-eighth street station.
Division avenue station
Fiftieth street station.
Forty-eighth street station.
Forty-fourth street station.
Kenilworth junction.
Race track entrance.
Benning station.
Opposite power house.
Twenty-sixth street.
Nineteenth street, near
Seventeenth street, near.
Fifteenth street, at Benning road
(pit).
KENILW0RTH LINE.
Between Kenilworth junction and
Kenilworth.
NoRTHBoUND.
Kenilworth junction.
Meade street. near.
Nash street, far.
Polk street, near.
District line.
soUTHBoUND.
District line
Polk street, near.
Nash street, near.
Meade street, near.
Kenilworth junction.
ELEVENTH STREET LINE.
From 11th and Monroe streets north
west to 11th and streets northwest
U street, near.
sOUTHBOUND.
Eleventh and Monroe streets.
Lamont street, near.
Irving street. near.
Harvard street, near.
Fairmont street. near.
Clifton street, near.
Florida avenue, near.
W street, far.
U street, near.
Vermont avenue, near.
r street. near.
Rhode Island avenue, near,
o street, far.
M street, near.
L street, near.
K street, near.
New York avenue, near.
H street, near.
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fhth and q atraata north
wast
SOUTHBOUND.
Randolph street: iar'
otis street. near.
Monroe street. near.
Tenth street, near
Eighth street, near.
Michigan avenue, near.
Fourth street, near.
Trinity college,.
North capitol street. near
DousIas slreet, nea1. A..
Brsaht street, near.
s5reg.; neai.
Cantay ,inaa aaar
D atuaat na.
Elori6a avanua n.ar
Decatur street near.
New York avenue- near.
M street. far.
l. street, near.
X street, far.
H street, near.
g street, near.
Massachusetts avenue. near.
G street near.
Seco.u street near.
E;s.s I'm siee., near
Savan+b str..t GO,
Nintb street nesr
Eleventh street near
Thirteenth street. near.
Fourteenth street, near.
Fifteenth street, near
-s,,
Fffteenth street, Tar.
Eourteenth street near.
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Ground Work Being Laid.

Nominations begin as early as June
and run along through the summer
months and the ground work is being
laid now. The visitor to the big office
building. where are housed the cleri-
cal forces of the members of the House
will find that place beehive of in
dustry. The click of typewriters makes
merry din, and the post office en-
pbyes are taxed to handle the mass of
letter mail. public documents and
speeches being sent out to the folks
back home"
The two campaign committees are
hard at work getting ready for what
they foresee will be one of the most
spirited campaigns waged since 1898.
Shortly they will have their literary
bureaus in full swing, delnging the
country press with campaign argu-
rnents, each praising their own candf-
dates and denouncing the opposition.
Stand by the President" will be the
slogan of the democrats. The repub-
sition, but will seek to differentiate
between standing by the President and
indorsing some acts of the democratic
administration. They will point out
what. to their minds at least; are the
shortcomings of the administration,
and naturally will urge the election OF
q republican House as the surest way,
from their viewpoint, to prevent recur-
renee.
Democrats Have Heaviest Load.
Il Is no secret that the democrats.
looking the situation squarely in the
face, realize that their party must
carry the heaviest load In the cam
paign. They appreciate that a cer-
tain amount Of unrest over war condi-
tions exists in the country and that the
party in power always must shoulder
responsibility, rightfully or not.
BY this 1t is not meant to intimate
that the democrats are going into the
campaign with faint hearts or admit
ting defeat in advance. This Is far
from the case. They have confidence
IN the drawing power of President Will
son and are banking heavily on the
psychology Of the argument against
sswapping horses in the middle of the
stream" and the American spirit Of
conservatism and fair play.
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BRIGHTWOOD-NINTH STREET

LINE.
Brightwood-Ninth street line, from
the District line to 9Th and G streets
northwest.
sOUTHBOUND.
District line, far.
Pole No. 266.
Fern street, near.
Entrance Walter Reed Hospital.
Butternut street, near.
Whittier street, far.
Piney Branch road. near.
Quackenbos street, near.
Rock Creek Ford road, near.
Madison street, near.
Kennedy street, near.
Ingraham street, near.
Gallatin street, near.
Emerson street, near.
Crittenden street. near.
Allison street, far.
Upshur street, near.
Shepherd street, far.
Rock Creek ChuT III road, near.
Princeton place, far.
Park road, near.
Lamont street, far.
Columbia road, near.
Fairmont street, near.
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WAsHINGToN-vIRGINIA RY. co.
NORTHBOUN

NoRTHBoUND.
South end Highway bridge.
Pit.
Water street southwest. near.
C street southwest, near
r street southwest. near.
B street northwest, far
D street northwest. near.
Twelfth street, near.
soUTHBoUND.
Thirteen-and- half street, near.
Fourteenth street. near.
G street southwest, far.
Water street, near.
Pit.
South end Of Highway bridge.
TWINING CITY LINE.
East Washington Heights Traction
Railroad Company on Pennsylvania
avenue between 18th street and Mime
sofa avenue southeast.
EAsTBoUND.
Seventeenth street (terminaD.
Coal yard.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad crossing,
near.
Prout street, far.
Sanitary store.
Minnesota avenue, near.
wEsTBoUND.
Minnesota avenue, far.
Sanitary store.
Prout street, near.
Baltimore and Ohio crossing, near.
Coal yard.
Seventeenth street (terminaD.
FOURTEENTH AND KENNEDY
STREET LINE.
Washington and Maryland Railway
Company's line between 14th and Ken
nedy streets northwest and Takoma
Park.
EAsTBOUND.
Fourteenth street, far.
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18TH AND D STREETS LINE.
LIE DROIT PARK LINE.

Between W street at Georgia avenue,
and 4th street at New York avenue
northwest
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FoUR.AND.HALF STREET LINE.
NORTHBoUND.

From Az and streets southwest. to
9th and G streets northwest, via Il
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W street, near.
Fifth street, far.
Georgia avenue.
soUTHBOUND.

W street at Georgia avenue, far.
Fifth street, near.
Fourth street, near.
Elm street. near.
Third street, near.
T street, far.
Florida avenue, near.
@ street, near.
New Jersey avenue, near.
N street, near.
New York avenue, near.
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street.
NORTHBoUND.
Four-and-a half street at o street
far.
Water street, near.
y street far.
l. street, near.
Sixth street, near.
Four-and-a- half street. near.
l street. near.
G street, near.
E street, near
D street, near.
Maryland avenue. near.
Center of Mall
Missouri avenue near.
Sixth street between Missouri avenue
and B street.
Seventh street, near.
Ninth street, near.
Pennsylvania avenue, near.
D street, near.
E street, near.
street, near.
G street, near.
soUTHBoUND.
G street northwest, near.
street, near.
Z street, near.
Pennsylvania avenue, near.
B street, near.
Seventh street, near.
Sixth street, between B street and
Missouri avenue.
Four-and-a-half street, near.
Center of Mall.
Maryland avenue, far.
d street southwest, near.
E street, far.
G street, far.
/ street, far.
L street, near.
N street, near.
o street, far.
Evening star., 1918-04-20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS LINE.

Anacostia and Congress Heights line
from Nichols avenue and Upsal street
southeast to Az street and Maryland
avenue southwest
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WHARF LINE.


Between 14th and B streets south
west, and Water and l. streets south
west.
SOUTHBOUND.
Fourteenth street southwest. far.
Thirteenth street. far.
Eleventh street. near.
Maryland avenue, near.
E street, near.
Water street, near.
H street. near.
X street, near.
L street, near.
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TAKOMA PARK LINE.

Between Georgia avenue and Blair
road.
EAsTBOUND.
Georgia avenue at Butternut street,
near.
Piney Branch road, near.
Fifth street, near.
Blair road, near.
wESTBOUND.
Fourth street at Blair road.
Fifth street, near.
Piney Branch road, near.
Georgia avenue, near.
SOLDIERS HOME LINE.
Between Georgia avenue and Rock
Creek Church road:
EASTBOUND.
Georgia avenue, far.
Seventh street, near.
Fifth street, near.
Rock Creek Church road.
WESTBOUND.
Rock Creek Church road, far.
Fifth street, near.
Seventh street, near.
Georgia avenue, near.
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NoRTHBoUND,

Water street (terminaD.
Water street at 18th street, near.
c street, near.
b street, near.
Opposite Washington Monument.
e street northwest. near.
c street, near.
Pennsylvania avenue, near.
F street, near.
G street northwest, near.
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street northeast and 1st and streets
soUTHBOUND.

street northeast and 1st and q streets
southeast, via 1st street.
soUTHBOUND.
Delaware avenue at C street north
east, near.
B street. near.
First street. near.
East Capitol street, near.
B street southeast, near.
O street. far.
2 street, near.
NORTHBOUND.
First and E streets southeast. near.
D street, far.
B street, near.
East Capitol street, near.
B street northeast. near.
Delaware avenue, near.
c street, near
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BRooKLAND LINE.

From 18th and Randolph streets
northeast to 18th and G streets north
west
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NORTHBOUND.

On 4th street between Michigan ave-
nue. and Rhode Island avenue north
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SOUTHBOUND.

Thirteen-and "a half street, near.
Fourteenth street. near.
c street southwest, far.
Water street, near.
Pit.
CoufL and af 1J;1b,r,y. bridpa
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BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND


Fourteenth street between G street
northwest, and Water street south
west.
SOUTHBOUND.
G street, far.
F street, far.
Pennsylvania avenue, near.
c street, near.
B street northwest, near.
Opposite Washington Monument.
B street southwest. far.
c street, far.
Water street, near.
Water street (termtnaO.
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sOUTHBOUND.

Eleventh street. near.
Tenth street. far.
Vermont avenue, near.
/ u street, near.
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Bladensburg line from the District
line to Benning road northeast
e0IrruuorrUn
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SOLDIERS HOME LINE.

Between Georgia avenue and Rock
Creek Church road:
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-03

November 8. Premier Kerensky fed
from Petrograd, and other members Of
the cabinet Of the provisional govern
mcnt were arrested. On November 10
the rebel government made Lenlne pre-
mier. Kerensky, at the head Of body
Of loyal Cossack troops, attacked Pc
trograd November IL, but was badly
defeated. The bolshevilzl were appar-
emily in full control of Russia by No
vember %, when the Lenlne govern
ment proposed a general armistice to
all belllgerents.
American troops on the west front
suffered their first casualties on No
vember when German troops raided
salient held by the Americans, kill
ing three, woundlng FIVE and taking
II prisoners. On November the
American patrol boat Alcedo was sunk
by torpedo and 21 were lost.
During the last days of November
and the early part Of December the
Germans made determined efforts to
regain some of the territory captured
by the British around Cambria but the
British held q large portion of the
ground taken, infllcting heavy losses
on the Germans. The Austro-German
forces began a new offensive In Italy
early in December, forcing the Italian
lines back for a distance of several
miles at some points.
Early in December 1t was announced
that large number of national guard
troops from the United States had ar.
rived in France, units from every
state being included. On December z
the United States congress declared
the existence of state of war with
Austria-Hungary. The following day
it was announced that the American
destroyer Jacob Jones had been sunk
by a German submarine with a loss
Of 64 men.
The Russian situation was further
complicated by a new revolt against
the bolsheviki government launched
by Generals Kaledines and Korniloff
Cossack leaders.
British, French and Italian troops OF
December 10, captured Jerusalem
which for 673 years has been under tn
undisputed sway Of the Moslems.
On December 16, 1t was announces
that Russian and TeutOn emissarie
had signed a four-weeks' armistice, on
provision of which was that peace ne
gotiations should begin Immediately.