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‘BEST PUN AIL EDITION “PRICE ONE CENT. 200,000 LOST BY GERMANS SO FAR IN VERDUN BATTLE, ESTIMATE MADE IN PARI Copyright, 1916, by 1 ‘Co. (The New York World). .S. TROOPS NOW CLOSE TO VILLA; NEW FORCE RUSHED TC BORDER | 5 Specially Trained = Trench Stormers Killed or Wounded in Desperate ( ‘hit Xes. STILL. GOES o—_—_— PRESIDENT WILSON THA? Pi FIGHT ON French War Office Reports Heavy Bombardments But dor Grecnt 4 No Infantry Attacks. Winany by Chancetlo nann-Hollweg, ow " tn New York y ssador Ge rho Verdun « trained young Ge ers have been e: « pul ry killed or Gut %eut! of commission by wo! country @ The White I lows: nds in {he four ting tnclde mecks of desperate —$——$——, DENIES GERMAN HINT CH WILL WIN BIG FIGHT | The (“Circulation Books Open to All.” be Press Pabiishing NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1 AN ARN AND NAVY MORGAN LETTERS 10 SHONTS SIN TNE, 0H FNENGING THE SUBHAY Lawyer and Gen. Wood Ad- dress Meeting at Chamber of Commerce. ROOSEVELT >. is LAUDED. Turned Over by Banker, Cover Period of NeeAuaions os tesn ROKARD CLOSES swosts vseecutstor. DEAL FOR MOVIES Gen. Wood Says Time to Pre- pare Is Before the Hos- tilities Are Begur HK Are Beg s :vidence That He ( He Carried Five Separate Accounts in Bro- kerage Offices. enthusia Operttors Promise to Use 4. Banter 2-2, Lights Which Won't Over- uring the period of the negotis heat Boxers or Spectators. ling up to the making of the dual bn ese te, subway contracts will be presented to} After wee the when ora ni aat etween 1. 1 at nal pre} s Morgan Og was called, of the the question The-mee tions nd diseuss & report Fxecut ommitter on Tex of national defense. Joseph H commi Thompson 't) Rickard this afternoon cloned an ar- to the offensive undertaken by the Secretary Tum “hoat f ajor ood aroused | come: y -morrow evening. x We offensive und b A Fag serial y Ua, Choate and Majo Wood aroused | comes to town im row oe Tt} rangement for the taking of moving army of the Crown Prince. These he lai gathering, composed of rep- | {y beileved ¢ t letters will pro- rity a ae eso 2, pearing in, the ne she lore 1 pdeed of . believed that : ae iba aie jpictures of the Willard-Moran bout 33 Rebate: e Amba: resentative mens vide ationa r OF lat Madison Square Garden Saturday dp casier ty tatk about using +t ing with speeches a ng Wrrida sion of the comintitee. ne fide:to! mess’ tres Germany's prop 5 ee deal ss w RGaearied NOiGaStAL hig » 4“ stage ~ “There is no justification for i ia . ae adn , na to « the perf t inf rence boing drawn.” 8 * ‘ Gaynor a President Shonts f ate Dep Mt nave recat atte Chonte ing of the Ii.terboroush during the period qijnte obscu n ; wting an cht of negotiations leading a}! vision of Ho al Following |: este new its friendly sea and land cign Power subway contra | f lghta neces bata flesh Jee A issued a simile " ¢ the n the|Sary migt boxers and “West of the Me which sé of the At- covered in ped ingside patrons. lery duel was very jlantic innocent men, women and ¢ Mar of th movie operators, he u Hil 804. A pa ‘great rs insult American cittaens Mid | seq brokerage wiih, wh ay ait a rel Bast of the bone sna he | during this perio ninittee promised to eve m n gion of Vaux and Demloup, There , ai iia i reserve for . bh] eee as Hag 4 interfere w ah ow were no Infauiry actions. The Anuther Step by Passing the —t9 oocupy. the post wal ee ales Hoe Shear One Ne ring hail carr 1 os ylock of Tht 8 night was caim on the remuln- Chamberlain Bill, should before the . See : ts - . cM ain, Was announced Aliodiofhoers arvivine here arecon-| V*MUNGTON, Marin The A was to. this firm that 3tr iY pie f Adent that the allies now hold the| M4tional defense programme was ad- | own ¢ | turned over the $128,000 bonus that the ey re nee ee sol \ whip hand. stage to-day when! “It i J PALAED ROR RD) cheectons, gave: BI in!) , the faa cwee ym e se “H Germany tiys been fought to a te passed Senator Chamber. ons Sopa : fa ; eine Hee tae Of $5 admission tickots, an standstill at V | to double the numb = we ‘ dual contracts.” " al! for seats in ‘ fronts were weu sta APPOse 3 mn the preliminaries to the big 1a happen when every adeta ut the West Wo Mi fort ationn| ne tava i rabie are SUM up in the aur 2 take the offensive!” asked o Academy cn 9. to} Ues tH : te Levinek counts tary leader. ete ened a d Fi sche ; 2 In every quarter it was agreed to- ARTER CONFIRMED: “ meet erable t ler hetor a Gay that the allled conference , aa yee en ee Fivan'’a knockout week may prove to be one of the Tuterborough, tog Fred Patt ‘iach a POUNUE As world, us. ik © aave not an} Rdwin R. Hawley, was apeculdting at | ito Knocked him out of the match zi adequate army. It has taken pretty | this time in Inter-Met securities and| Jim Savage Is 1 Aiked of as an Ge successes yesterday in]. c.. . A ; Pitaneb nen ike hey ce Senator , Th *mpson Hits at Whit-lmuch all our available and movable that the making of che dual cont Jopponent for Levinas were of minor importance, French] man in Seconding Favorable Ac- /4/my to va Or suppress u single | whereby the credit of the (ity of New military men declare, constitut! tion on Prison We ste stot fist Serle war pisceed wo icbe oullaies ° "GROW FIRST ON BALLOT; only an admiasion of German failure among t the new subwa used Y ’ elsewhere. It is not believed ALBANY, March 22. -The n s 1 fa ne the valua t WHITMAN AT B T Germans will renew their heavy tion James M ‘ hutta 000 m eS candetend OT OM saults on the norihern front of Ver-) 48 State Su tendent of Mrisor y great city missioner Robert A sect dun--at least not soon, Thus a great] was unanimously con i the al roxist the | Who wa sretary to May ayner| Cover Loses ( PI a} German drive, precipitated early in| Senate to-day Senator George V the modern val gun. during dis administrati Primary. Tieket pn so 9 the year by the phenomenal spriug-| Thompson of Niagara, who re: 1 Roosevelt we President to-day to recall the subs! ‘ shed eV SSH like weather, bas ended in what the} sought to prevent confirmation of ore nation would dare insult | Jetters between the Mayor ing French believe js the biggest German | several of Gov, Whitman's nominees, the American flag or American eit\-| ¢&@4ime up to the duat subw Al nndidates disaster singe the defi .t at Marne. | seconded the motion for confirmation | zenship.” facts, " he Tle: BERLIN CLAIMS MORE GAINS! made by Senator Horton of Buffule Tins last resnark of Mr. (hoate's There was such a mass seas inventions NORTHWEST OF VERDUN. “Inasmuch as I come from the same ‘aroused the mbers to a storm of spondence, he said 7 for positions on the primar BERLIN, March 22.—German troops! part of the state as Mr. Curter and use recall any of it. 1k ut 2 the office Pete have captured more tre in the} inasmuch as I never heard of him nciuced y Shonts did cali et to-day, aw lia Fae Avocourt woods, northwest of Verdun, | pefore,” said The n nd the Ches while it hee the Ma tollows the War Office announced this after-| motion fur confirmation because epiare sit eS Chairm AS se , noon. ' preceden " inprepare eu (eabei: ‘e Comm} United Stat F h prisoners taken in e plies (na ' that the Senate tia re inging abour | Slav. remem eee : vow total 2% Ax Gnetitin Governor Rada Rdeatiia RUtAES: ROR Td About’ Ertendaip batwee erie 1 Heavy Mery fighting arte confirmed tion ' Mr. Willcox wa on both banks of the M ant nig Meenwenetian ceeti he saile Oak stead of anything tke resen ne ut there were ny intaniry actions Ue 7 , len t tt . Heininarion ef Although a na on mia ave Mr, Willcox fi ho on the Verdun front, except in the i aAR EOS Se SBiah he: Fasaurces: in) the way Men. the negotiat m " Port of New York was held up| money and meta raid Gen, Wood Senator Jame Avocourt reg Tho Germans shot the Senate to-day by the objection |“pno great t have hea 3 Samuel Unt down three aeroplanes north of Ver-| 1 1M Melee tee oh ane AESAY MEOR Ot fe seemed glad of the Ma ine nad tows ast SF Ok: * gun , ‘ A : pp AL » shay mn a ance.’ ‘ be Tee 3 e ' At Obersept, i) Alsace, I 1 ate | mor a the pert The time to make ; One of the tatters wil! bel # tacks were repuised, the | suf ire} Ve tion t# when a pren founa there ist 3 » 5 tering heavily he shen war * 5 pe 8 aim (ha 4 - ute er Was an actiaal real out eud wid it was ne Public Service \ s 4 SHORT WASTER CRUISE i 'N York City ought w th: istom naric v 39t0, wt ‘ rs ated Senate. ‘UM mak 5 ) eloga 4 . me up next Monde 1 prep atlaued GO 10 THOMPSON COMMITTEE OF WILLARD BOUT, Story--Page 12 - Weather—Snow or rain to-night; Thursday fair; colder, A EDITION “Circulation Books Open to All.” | 916, 16 PAGES PRICF ONE CENT. | TWO U.S.ARMY AVIATORS WHO WERE MISSING; ONE 1S REPORTED 70 BE SAFE. FRESH COLUMN FOR PURSUIT MADE READY NEAR EL PASO: PERSFING SILENT ON CHASE —--————-+4=2—- One of the Two Aviators Who Were Missing Is Reported Safe, While Search for Other Continues— Villistas Cut Land Wires. “I WILL DIE FIGHTING,” ' SAYS VILLA, IN DEFIANCE EL PASO, Tex., March 22.—American military authorities templating sending a new thirty miles east of here, | ! \ i | | (7 are com- column into Mexico from Fabens, a: village it was reported to-day. It was stated this plin was under consideration as an alternative hould Carranza refuse the request of the Washington Government tor the use of the Mexico Northwestern: Railr yyer which to trans port sup, Aine the plan for Bell and an American section of Mexico. That the railroad problem will bring tween the Carranza forces and American SAN ANTONIO, Tex,, March 22.—W rushed to the border to strengthen Gen cations with the fleld plies to lean troops the report of an entry from Favens followed a conference betwee familiar with that n Gen who is thoroughly a real crisis in is firmly the relation be- elleved bere. ile 2,700 additional forces are being Pershing’s thin line of communi base at Columbus, N. M., Major Gen. Funston ap nounced that he believed Pershing ‘orce wa ow in the vicinity where the bandit Villa was last reported z= i —* ‘That Gen. Pershis 1d advanced Int) Let gee apldiy that be ie now beyond any rink from whi vuld commun ~ 50,000 VOLUNTEERS = BIG STEAMER a si Coan ots win BY RUSSIAN WARSHI FOR MEXICAN WM: si tas admit ‘| headquarters here tha f the fleid grapo t reported de 000 Carranza Esperanza, of 7,000 ‘ons and Fly ing German Flag, Destroyed on Black Sea nes LONDON, Mave Uh--‘The wslan warship @ hehe {Sherman Says * Indications Are rw ee are aed Army Is Not Prepared— | American aviators are ting i th Palks of Massacre turbing army offtetals. New Esl IAtiND BE rec installed on ali of the 1b t WASHINGTON, March Sena vines ) supposed that reports the Pp Sy prern duced | they were . performing ail mele juti athor ind d ann THE HOW, THE SNOW; [essen sore aesc Un wat’ THE CHOGOLATE SLUSH? wn men he ini ut} sma made Turn.) It Siarte Jaring developments .n Mexico in vad indicated that Mu CY) iN laicated the army is not prepared to somewhere along the 1 pursue Villa ation betwoen the ; * i We are triflur w es of 1 aud Casas Grandes, Gen ng aD) tinued wad fast; and with F sabi Lia eta murning an ° Mt fast oor ’ uid Sher R i : he A Railroad communication has, reached Casas G ‘ ' ' Hindiag € arid its shown oe inprepared. ‘The best w y prepar | t feta aval ’ sa q * to t N a ative ts di rea arin apnearance w rl nertives ‘ ‘ uni ' Twenty-four Infantry and , next 1 Caya! ordered to the ; weat inmy bring clew a ti fron’ yenterday, should reach Col r rida The railways are demural-|umbus before the end of the week, MAYOR HITS JOHNSON, yard. ‘Tracks and bridges are destroyed. land tt is the tion of Gen. Fun- ae , what artil » send ) into Mexico im- - ' For ¢ st tine in its history the 1 States a y »w has a@ motor 0 wok tin pe & vegulerly between 3 " if ai © of suppiles gar sey ural man hs ichs recently purchased by the Wat : ont" tment are now in commission. i. | See Edgren’s © sees ata ta