The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
Reiterates Opposition to Linz
iting Americans in Choice
Of Vessels in Conference
With Leaders.
SITUATION ADMITTED
TO BE VERY SERIOUS
Prominent Figures in Both
Houses Assure Executive
Nothing Will Be Done To.
day. Make No Promises.


N"'"'"-''n ''' -. I"e h|hi ~
'"'St'sH over WARMING Amer ans on
"i'"'d Hh'p" married 'ilne To-Day W''h
th' parHiIn'h'"r} s'"a,'"h ana "lu.f
d''' 'I"pm'nis i''oi'"s i'residen' WI
son position.
At an early morning conference
Wlh mouse I'au'ih 'hc p'''."'h' N's
i"id iha' y resolutions Z" warn Amer
loanH '"u'd pe l"i''d I" ,"'' nov
'hcy would n' passed ~ the mouse n}
majority OF t"o io one.
TrcsIdcYt Wilson nevertheless
rmN aud emphnticalN reiterated
Itho uuyIcldmg position ne oui,1ed
LAST nixht In his letter To senator
Stouo. The leaders went back to The
hou fo pfcpared To hold the itudtiun
IN check for the present At least.
Former Secretary Rryan's Iriiuruc,
camc Openly into the 6rht today when
| scu.,seatntlv, Ba L., cot P,nu-,l-
wanna gave oui trlcgram irom Nj.
fi3'n opposing IN" pr'SH'nts pos
ton aud tappof'l"g the agitation "a
cohsicHs
lu tht senate Mr. Lodge. the rank.
ins Republican 81 the fotoign r,u-
II Iohs committee opcpy declared his
upp"tt ~ the pr'siltuis position.
Senator Gore Democrat Introduced
hn resolution "h'u"H Nun'' '''an'
nnd senator Jnu'a. tiNpHhh'du. n
it"dn''d resolution i' require r.
'r' 't in 'ipi"luht'' relations =" hr
l'''li'd q" ''nsI'7' I"'i' was h'
81 e. '3r."h.
Tho .1hiut discussed the situation
ih"tauEhh 1nd administration uli-
| .l.s.ts. d . .#Utf
t"Id.E hchind the president S'crc.
ih h%iue 'id PSI" TAR H- hr knew
h" N"td h'd h''n i'''lf'd ''"'n
'''l many cone 'rnini q post 'm''.
81 lh' "'" ~''Wailhc p"N'>
lh' h''-'"'h' Wa "l'"'"'u Ut "''
p""''"h '''' '"nsi''s Nh"H'h ''N'
u" '''!"n rn""ii ii's'ins "a" '"n''u'l'n
'h"' lh' r'Fh'N 't Ni''I 'n "h 'h'
sea m"' "' "Ih''d q, "'' cost ana
'I''''d Nhh' ne n'' "i'il'" ''s'
''ih' Wy ''""'"I "''h'
ih" huusc i"ad'rr went aWaH tell
ing th' president no.nnif would h"
done TODAY hut tu'y 'eutur"u "a" pre-
diruuua fer th, iltlrr fu' adult
ted tilt th, Htuatiuu wa" t'i.uu..
Nh'u tho poniotcn,c was "'"i
kSpotk'r Nlurk said there wt~ q fumor
thrt tcrmuny would p"stp"t." the Dee
ginning OF the new -uhiuur'r" cam
laign uultl April or the il'ddlc ui
March
we explained to th" pr'sl""ut how
he house tclt In our ludg n"n'' said
Sr"ni."r clark ~ tulu the rrcs.dchl
ihat thi. warning trsultti,u would
larry two to ono @ they r.'i got .
l ,hiu', Tor q vote
AZ the conclusion ui th' confer
en-, u was very clear tu ri iurt the
| ~ sid"ut stands on his icttcr 10 sen
dtur Stuur
Mnjnril, Leader kltvh,n and Hoprc-
outntiyc Flood d'clncd - discuss
" hat took place. % ,s know n. how
ever. that both uf them aa, 'scd the
ri, sid.rt tina he sentiment in thc
mouse tur the resolution va. strong.
Tho T. n...idcut told th, house lad
.rs n, tlIt the United states must
stand far nm. ripht of Americans tu
IN, froadom uf me scas H., ~ntd IA,
hopoa Il, rulld T., .nblc tn conduct
,hcuo. o.ntinttous with German, .u ouph
"a v,n, MAJ var ,youid Ia, .t,..drd
SresI,r ciutk NIr i<uca.u and Air
I.lnod ali .>nr,g-od TIA. non, that tn,
I-,ti.. s,..trs ,,,urd pnt a.. fn Vat
over the armed shin i.a.e. "hcy lcft