The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1916, Page 1

ee — ooo ‘ - yee ~ Germans Make Gains West and Southeast of Verdun “Circulation Books Open to All.”’| to All. EDITION Co. (The New York World). WEATHER—Cloudy to-night and Wednesday ‘TWO BIG VICTORIES FOR WILSON IN U-BOAT VOTES IN THE HOUSE CROWN PRINCE'S BIG GUNS LOVES SHOW GR, ererot 63 REPUBLICANS STAND \Barefooted ( Girls Tripping Over Snow and Ice ~ BUT RAH RAH BOY :-.- “ Cire irenlation Books ation Books Open to All.”’| to All.”’ 16 PAGE 8 "PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1916. of Central Park, Braving Cold in Classic Dance| (Specially Photographed by an Evening World Staff Photographer.) NOW FORM A LINE Of IRON CAN'T GET uoense. Be no 7 BY PRESIDENT IN FIRST HALF AY ROUND FORRES =o ‘Germans Capture Hill 265, West of.) \.; -+-———-- REAL TEST IN CONGRESS ASKED TO AID.|: bardment and Seize Fresnes, Southeast ot Fortress. Meuse River, After Violent Bom- | \ Youth Refused Permission to} + | Wed Because He Can’t Show Birth Certificate. Nineteen Democrats Vote Against Administration on First Roll Call, and Eight on the Sccond—Warn- ing Measure to Be Killed. ° BERLIN. M > (a toh EA ar cificeran . No “show girl and Harvard boy” dS baal : A estas capade having enlivened the public flay that the age of Kresr ¢ Woevre, southeast of Ve “At prints in some little time, Joseph @aptured this rning by Germans Mo of San Francisco is endeavor- [The French official statement does not adinit the loss of res | # (0 spring one upon an eager pub- Bes, which is tw mite itheast of Verdun, but admits an } he being t Harvard student Q@ttack at that potnt.| imee! 1 the girl in question be WASHINGTON, March 7 Following the text of the report Aris Heal- | 18 Mise Marion Parka of the “Blu hall not advise Americans to adie" compan ing Moody fiuarters on merchant ships showed up at the armed for defense received = \FIRST TEST VOTE: 256 TO 160; SECOND TEST VOTE: 271 T0138 President Wilson's siand that Congress f abandon their rights to travel the seas sweeping endorsement in, 7 By mal! Brittet es ie on ansa| Bureatt yestarsay |= he Hor day in two test votes. trench V | f lady of ‘Bis eholoe, |: } In quick suecession the House rejected the proposal to allow anti-Ad- pai | 1 of his had warned Chief | } : ne ¥ i er ward Mart that the young! } ininistration amendments to the McLemore warning resolution and then jer str ’ é ttions \ ‘ _ waver a a at + | adopted pecial rule tor consideration of the resolution itself, routing 1 roadway recently and tha ; ate ne 7 10 KEEP WHITNEY allt i night be best |: / pposition by voles of 256 to 100 and 271 to 138 respectively. as Sate t About 6 o'clock ig iministration forces will move to Feb. 11, wa 1 z - é McLemore tion, and heavy votes polled in the pris © off (fF p 5. BOARD : vo preliminar indicated 1 hey would kill it by a substantial case as 5 x 4 d-—poe weO-t9-4 PATA 2 CROCS HOSTS MSD OO OUTS majorit \ debate on t which was to last four hours, - perations ae) ——— sam ta began he two test v 4 our tis } ut Wilson remained iv Cabinet Room with several mem- Sault » | Tells Senate Present Sec A Chist] Rl ‘FRENCH AIR FLEETS z F eray | . h Frede ek bers of the Cabinet to hear the result of the first vote. He was told Is Untit and Cites Te inody,: Was one of: tis) wealt BOMBARD am FoR that the result was a victory tor the Administration and expressed | >It | men in California, and from a ae | nony to Prove : f satisfaction of the river aa \ | ee | which cane es Anumunit i . The det the rule was @ morning it ap ois * ut by . e ve rule as t lively, Has : | (Special fror Staff Correspondent}, , \ I Mttuck te j (Specia m a a pond he is e ‘ i ’ Teor estuotts and was full ef naintained of The Evening World.) : ene a onl = ANDYOULLSHVER TOO. FROM ANOTHER TERM Aveadusis of Test coo." HN WAGE, S ig H Rules Couumittes started . i" t " 1 F ; i : inane Have, boninaiad che sal Votes intheHouse ' ia yt Public Ser ‘ ram | Six Little Maids Fonts 10 AT VARIEN. [Senator Lawson Brings Up) roitowing is an anaiywin of the Impe.ef hell never Gaviag " Jzman =< Caee i hl | . . r the House to-day & more infamous lie than the declar anes ‘ ‘ Pootsies Trip Over sn sty advices received tore io-| Diamond Candy Factor Henan Kou : j patie FIRST TEST VOTE ation that has been made that Presi- i in Scant Attire LONDON, Ma eon pe Fire Against Them Favoring the President....-- 286 | dent Wilson wante war.” ¥ ee oe : Against the President 160 Republican Leader Mann, {n a ton- Six plump little damseia f ppetin rald ont wccording | (Special from a Staff Correspond-, Majority for the President... kil minute speech pleaded that the House Los Angeles High Scho 14 » git att of THY Evening, World.) The: majerivy: vores Was Mace rule in order that the Me- y airanips Ja bom } ALBANY, Marel A hard fig up as follows: Democ 192; weatiecian eaten we ssi Cae ae ie ; tor for] ¢hetr teacher, Miss Ma gant 1 that ns of St Republicans, 63; Progressives, 1. aon Oleh Pee ba iad sail dd lialaaai € SD-| wave a Spartan dance in Ke ne, 6 Ger hyn Total, 256 oo & CORES SES Qishments of Bar-le-Du koopa mer tthe Hul 1 The ty vote was com oo > z 8 @o| Park nea venty-secont Str dama i ne jot Lab hd hase wmbied at 11 o'clock WOSS OF HILL 265, . of the show| d@¥. A great crowd gather ! = eral retorts Besaraan all-day fight of the WEST OF THE MEUSE, | Harvard lad| Stared and sighed in a «© TIQUOR INTERESTS LOSE lied | dependent, Kill the Me- ; \ otacted f ‘n Total, 160. ADMITTED BY PARIS. es \ ; neve A FIRST FIGHT AT ALBANY n a Among the Democrats voting n Sixt against the President w: | g for Travis SHAS s . Bailey of P y PARIS, Mor 7A ‘ WoW ¢ n tho face his record q nd of Bryans Buchanan ashi 6 Ve H f i) y ne ‘ of vice . forme President of ne Uored fil) 265. near R i ait ° tana mien tera, 25 i ral had been War OMee ad i of , oe after wll ‘ tre pu 1 4 lyn “Cyclone Davis of Texas, Mc 4oMr. t off ne privileges he t iW nt M - r Lemore of Texas, author of the 7 Linin special rule. " 4 ¢ PIAAN Alt narrioge at all hasan Gree vat ony Glaveqen Magan mu {mous consent ane an of th es Commi ies ont of the en Saw ead WaaTinn rule Tavenner of illinois, friend r ato on the rule at Haute ay and 8 Thom) n of Henry Ford. was no objection and the de- | showed the committes transcripts of restau \ in gf Louies spen the fight of com- | the testimony taken by. the J NOMINATION TO CABINET resist th i) MA Bree dena who voted for the PRESIDENT FOR WAR? “INFAM- e enemy to the | Legislative Committes 1 ” ntral : 1S.) President included twelve up OUS LIE!” SAYS POU, west of the River Meuse Jand argued that Mi had| WASHINGTON, March 7—The oe an bhai ! State Repub My. Pou attacked the McLemore “Payored by an intense b shown st H n f the jnomination of Newton D. Bu: the <4 si Me AML are Ene New Yorkers were resolution at the outset, “It means, bardment, German troops ha . Helmer Mayor of ¢ land, to be tosse f ted! Bempsey, of Lockport; Dunn, of n Amorican disre- been able t e rd {itary of W w set) Rochester; Fairchild, of that the United railroad P Pree \ ’ tore, > y : Sate Bomiilton, Of Riley, Ly! will fold ite of Regnoville. At ie: ho tried Brooklyn CHURCHILL WARNING 1 te 1) Mott. of Oswego; Par ft ment the Germa i : ABOUT GERMAN FLEET. aie thes eine . ‘ Ory MOINS BYsAGt Ms ' , \ = ° tthe ti et two roll calls “It i@ charged that the P: in v Aga devised a more infamous charg : “ . On hi “No man, since Abraham Line . rats resident SEER otal t \ [Bids k ys Aunong t ¢ Dale and Flynn Rone threygn: sushe teat ae n 1 Ww \ i : of Brooklyn and Hamill of New has gone through in the \ ‘ Jersey nths. He has tried to pre vi i : nu ' Nicks of Lony Island joined with He would not sacrifice ¥ ! on ate ReRUBNSRDS Bn one to make himself Presi the Wood Cumiere i Con 1 w ett i ae Jersey with his Republican col time, pan at v ‘ Vc: leagues in supporting the Presi. support of both sides of BB Continued on Second Page. F Page) ine both cases. de Kescoue dent. thie chamber, He has suppert en a \ if 4