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Hie Port Htuutoji Ximes-BIerald Tuesday, Jan. 30, 19j Page Ten WHO'S MOST VERSATILE AMERICAN ACTRESS? CONTEST LIES BETWEEN MISSES ADAMS, TAYLOR, FERGUSON, DUISN AND STARR NATIONAL DEFENSE BILLS ADVANCED (ffomolexion Fresh as yDaisy-npf aWrinkM Naval Bill Carryina Ready For Lower House insight-Remarkable discovery of skin os- Sample Part- seoftbei a 1'jramid I'ile Treil mrot i N'oir Offered Krt to I'roTe A' 'VJ Dai ii in Do for You. (By The Associated Press) Washington. Jan. 30 National defense legislation today was advanced to these stages: Na1 bill carrying $351,000,000, mosis quickly enables women with sunken cheeks, wrinkles and marks of age to become most beautiful, youthful and charming Pyramid Plla Treatment frives quick relief, stops itch-Iner.

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It also raises the limit of cost of the four battle cruisers authorized last year to 19.000.000 from $16,500,000 and provides additional to equip navy yards in case private plants' bids on capital ships are unsatisfactory. for tlSSSSJi New York. Left to risrht, above: Elsie Ferguson, Emma Dunn and Laurctte Taylor. Below: Maude Adams and France Starr. NOTE: The mi fin vuoacu nave bounded confidence in their 'XJs Enormous brand, that they offer to forfeit ti 1 itiyxji tfiviiiuui be shown that it will not banish .1 There is a contest raging in New York at this moment as to who is the most versatile actress on the American stage.

This contest is between Maude Adams, Laurette Taylor, Emma Dunn, Frances Starr and Elsie Ferguson. The point is not who is the prettiest or most popular, but which of the five is the most versatile. Nothing like a decision has been reached as yet. Sufferers BARUCH'S PROFITS ON EXCHANGE HALF MILLION (Continued from page 1) reserve bank of New York. He said that Colonel House had called him on the and said: "There is a vacancy in the federal reserve bank.

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The steamship had whistle with back over the bay. Won't you suggest a name?" 1 rHlGER'S: IfTlGEU'sEH ing the effect the speech would have on the market, on December 13, he sold short as rapidly as possible, dealing in all 23,400 shares of Stetl that day. "I started selling early in the morning," he saJd, "and the only reason I didn't start earlier was that I had been out of touch with things during the previous day, due to being absent from my offices." Baruch declared he believed history would show that Von Bethmann-Ho i weg's speech marked the truning point in the world war toward peace. III RS YOU, 'ELF Stomach Trouble causes a multitude of ailments, and often results in Gall fctones. Yellow Jaundice.

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Whipple, counsel for the house "leak" investigating committee, brought the name of Ambassador von Bernstorff into his examination of the German official's friend, Archibald IL White, the New York financier, he suddenly closed his direct interrogation of White today after obtaining denials from him that he had received advance information from any German official regarding any of the recent peace movements. Having established the close relationship between White and the ambassador yesterday and questioned the witness closely about alleged efforts of Thomas W. Lawson to arrange a meeting with Von Bernstorff. Whipple today drew an expectant audience to the hearing room. Then with rumors of possible sensations flying fast, Whipple asked White less than half a dozen questions and turned him over to the committee for further examination.

Reading first from testimony previously taken by the committee in Washington, Whipple brought out that details of the German government's peace proposals and President Wilson's note were known in German official headquarters here and in Washin-gton before xhey were made public and asked Mr. nite if he received any advance information about them through such channels. White answered negatively. "Have you, or have you had, any ac vonaerrui Remedy from J. Lohrstor-fers Drug Store or any reliable druggist, who will refund your money if it falls.

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At a session of said court held at the court bouse in the City of Port Huron, in said county, on the 15th day of January. AD. 1917. Present Hon. -Eugene F.

Law, Circuit Judge. In the matter of the petition for the voluntary dissolution of the Michigan Sulphite fibre Company, a corporation. Upon reading and filing the petition of Edgar W. Klefer. Edward W.

Voight, Richard E- Raseman and Carl Bonning. a majority of the directors of the Michigan Sulphite Fibre Company, a corporation organized and existing under the law of the State of Michigan, praying for an order dissolving said corporation, and for such other relief as shall be agreeable to equity and good conscience in the premises, and on motion of P. H. Phillips, attorney for petitioners. It la ordered that all persons interested in eaid corporation as stockholders, creditors or otherwise, show cause, it any they have, why the said Michigan Sulphite Fibre Company, a corporation as aforesaid, should not be dissolved before this court in the Court House, in the City of Port Huron, on the 21st day of February.

A D. 1917, at the opening of court on said day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. It is further ordered that notice of the contents of this order shall be served bv mail upon all creditors and stockholders of the company at least thirty days before the oate cf said hearing, and shall be published once in each week for three successive weeks in The Port Huron Times-Herald, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in the County of St. Clair and State of Michigan. EUGENE F.

LAW. Circuit Judse. P. IL PHIL-LlPd. Attorney for Petitioner.

counts in which persons in official life were interested?" Whipple asked. "Xo," White answered. Talks in "General Terms" Putting the question in many different forms, Campbell tried to learn specifically what White and Lawson talked about at their various meetings at New York at or prior to the time the peace situation was a big factor in the stock market. All White would say was that they talked in terms' about the war and its "economic effects." He said he could not recall ever having discussed various specific subjects wcich the congressman suggested to him the German peace proposals, the Lloyd-George speech in reply, or the arrival of the Leutschland aid the U-53, or "President Wilson's attitude." "You had advance information on the arrival of the TJ-53 didn't your asked Campbell. "I did not I knew nothing of It until I saw it in the newspapers." "Do you think Lawson ought to be in an Insane asylum or behind the bars which?" "1 have no opinion on that It is not within my Jurisdiction," replied the witness, with a laugh.

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$1.75 MANHATTANS STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit Court for the County of St. Clair. Peter V. Eayden, Trustee for the Estate of Catharine Kehoe, deceased, plaintiff, vs.

Mary Brandon, Patrick Brandon and Mary Brandon, guardian of the person and property of Patrick Brandon, a spendthrift, Toronto General Trusts Corporation and Catherine Josephine Kehoe, defendants. At a session of the said court held in the said court house in the City of Port Huron, in said county, on the ISta day of December, A. D. 1916. Present Hon.

Eugene F. Law. Circuit Judge. In this cause it appearing by affidavit on file that the defendants Toronto General Trusts Corporation and Catherine Josephine Kehoe are not nor Is either of them a resident of this state, but that thev are both residents of the Province of Ontario, Canada. On motion of Walsh Walsh, attorneys for plaintiff, it Is ordered that the appearance of the said defendants, Toronto General Trusts Corporation and Catherine Josephine Kehoe be entered in this couse within three months from the date of this order; and that in case of an appearance of either of said defendants, that such defendant cause answer to the bill of complaint to be filed and a copy thereof served unon the attorneys for th.

plaintiff, within fifteen days after service on him or his attorney of a copy of the said bill, and in default thereof that said bill be taken as confessed by the said defendant. It is further ordered that the said plaintiff cause this order to be published in The Port Huron Times-Herald, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said county and that such publication be commenced within twenty days from the date of this order and that such publication be continued therein, once in each week for six weeks in succession, or that said plaintiff cause a copy of this order to be personally served on the said defendants. Toronto General Trusts Corporation and Catherine Josephine Kehoe and on each of them at least twenty days before the time above prescribed for appearance. ECGEXE F. LAW, Circuit Judge.

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