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wesenpe were reer syoss te ——_a2 hae oe ne ee ace A RE KR EE So tremens “TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT” OVER MRS, HEARST’S NAME ——_—. Philip M. Lydig So Dispose of Agitation in Connection With Library Canteen. Mrs. Phi 0,000 ahd Relken, a rk Street, seven others was fixed at Promptly furnished, Mend Jank dealer, of No. 408 Ne Hoboken, was Clark and with being im; $12,000 worth Railroad consign Army, Besides Clark, 120 Park Avenu Anthony Dona: 1100 Madieon with buying wh Erie; Julius Sthe No. 405 EIGHT HELD IN $12,000 COPPER THEFT FROM U.S. Former Hoboken Councilman and Seven Arrested With Him Out on $10,000 Bail Each. former Councilman James Clark of Hoboken and eight men arrested with him within the last ten days waived ip M. Lydig, Chairman of the examination to-day. when arraigned be- sence of Mrs. William Ran. fore U. 8. Commiasioner Edward R. ‘8 name on the sign before Stanton at Hoboken, and were held for 7 at 40th Street and Fifth the Federal Grand Jury on charges of| City, and Dn % Addressing the committer, she interfering with interstate shipments of Bail in the case of Clark and watchman ‘ Street, Mani “You all know the history of the can- teen in Idbrary Park. It ts the first — open alr canteen for soldiers and sailors ininated with Mrs, Hearst, n, and she has given it gen freight, Mitten WISSNER Player- Pianos - Fully Guaranteed 445 On-Special Low Terms of mignennen “To stand by ouF Chairman is only uman justice, when we consider that to . n the canteen owen its ex- tence. * canteen idea was her own stration e has given liberally and generously and has all times con- tributed unselfishly-her personal effort a8 welt a# substantial financial assis- tance, and ander the circumstances « vote of thanks and confidence in our Chairman, Mrs. Willlam Randoiph Hoaret, 1) now in order.” (hunks was given, Mrs. William Randolph Hearst ap- peared before the Grand Jury to-day to teatify in her corapiaint charging erim- inal tihel against the New York Times and the ‘Tritune ‘The vote of $9.50 — 2 >a Week KAHN SUCCEEDS IN SPAIN. FREE {avery to your home Closer Reonomte Contact to Ne Ratabliahed. . 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