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Cured at the Age of 76

Mr.. c. E. Brooks. Marshall, Mich.
Dear Sir
began using your Appliance for the cure
Of rupture q had a pretty bad case) l
think in May, 1905. On November 90 1905,
quit using it. Since that time have not
needed 1t or used 1t. I am well Of rupture
and rank myself among those cured by the
Brooks Discovery, which, considering my
age. 70 years, l regard as remarkable.
Very sincerely yours,
SAM A. HOOVER.
High Point, N. c.
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A Genuine Rupture Cure
Sent on Trial to Prove 1t
Don't Wear Truss Any Longer
After Thirty Experience Have Produced Appliance Men, Women
and Children That Actually Cures Rupture
Ten Reasons Why
You Should Send for Brooks
Rupture Appliance

/. 1t is absolutely the only Appliance Of
the kind on the market today. aud in 1t
are embodied the principles that inventors
have sought after for years.
O. The Appliance for retaining the rup-
ture cannot be thrown out of position.
g. Being an air cushion of soft rubber 1t
clings closely to the body, yet never bl!sters
or causes irritation.
l. Unlike the ordinary so-called pads,
used in other trusses, It is not cumbersome
Or ungainly.
S. 1t is small, soft and pliable and posi-
lively cannot be detected through the cloth
ing.
6. The soft, pliable bands holding the APP
pliance do not give one the unpleasant sen-
sation of wearing a harness.
T. There is nothing about 1t to get foul,
and when 1t becomes soied it can be washed
without injurng it in the least.
g. There are no metal springs in the
Appliance to torture one by cutting and
bruising the flesh.
0. All Of the material OF which the Ap-
pances are made is Of the very best that
money can buy, making 1t a durable and
safe Appliance to wear.
10. MY reputation for honesty and fair
dealing Is so thoroughly established by an
experience Of over thirty years OF dealing
with the public, and my prices are go reas-
enable, my terms fair. that there GER
tainly should be no hesitaney In sending free
coupon today.
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Pennsylvania
Man Thankful
Mr.. G. z Brooks
Marshall, Mich.

Marshall, Mich.
Dear SIR
Perhaps It will interest you to know that
have been ruptured six years and have
always had trouble with II till got your
Appliance. It ie very easy to wear, fits
neat and snug, and is not in the way at any
time, day or night In fact. at times I did
not know had 1t on; It Just adapted itself
to the shape Of the body and seemed to be
part Of the body as 1t chung to the spot
no matter what position was In.
Il would be veritable God send to the
unfortunates who suffer from rupture II al
could procure Il. They would certainly never
| regret II.
Ny rupture 10 now all healed up and moth.
Ing ever did It but your Appliance. When.
ever the opportunity presents Itself l will
say . good word for your Appliance, and alsc
the honorable way IN which you deal with
ruptured people. 1t is o pleasure to recon-.
mend Q good thing among your friends oil
strangers. ! am,
Yours very sincerely.
JAMES A. BR1YTON,
so Spring St., Bethlehem, Pa
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Confederate
Veteran Cured

Commerce Ca, r. F. D, No IL.
Mr. c. z. Brooks.
Dear Sir:-I am glad to tell ycu that l
am now sound and well and can plough or
do any heavy work. ! can say your APP
pliance has effected a permanent cure. Be-
fore getting your Appliance 1 was In a ter
rible condition and had given up all hope OF
ever being any better. II it hadn't been for
your Appliance would never have been
cured am sixty-eght years old and served
three years in Eckle's Artillery, Oglethorpe
Co. l hope God will reward you for the
good you are doing for suffering humanity.
Yours sincerely,
II. d. BANKS.
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Child Cured in Four Months

C. E. Brooks.
Dear Sir:-The babys rupture Is alto
gether cured, thanks to your Appliance. and
we are so thankful to you. II we could only
have known of II sooner our little boy would
not have had to suffer near as much as he
did. He wore your brace a little over four
months and has not worn It now for dx
weeks. Yours very truly,
ANDREW EGGENBERGER,
21 Jansen St. Dubuque, Iowa.
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Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured
c. e, Brooks,
c. e. Brooks,
Marshall, Mich.

c. e, Brooks
Marshall, Mich.
Dear SIR
Your Appliance did all you claim for the
little boy and more, for II cured him sound
and we'll We lei him wear It for about
year in all, although Il cured him in three
months after he had begun to wear 1t. We
had tried several other remedies and got no
relief, and shall certainly recommend 1t
to friends, for we surely owe II to you
Yours respectfully,
WIN. PATTERSON.
Ne. III s Main s.. Akron. O
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Remember

] send my Appliance on trial 10 prove
what say is true. You are TO be the
Judge FIJI out free coupon below and mail
today
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The sun., 1915-11-01
STEEL NOTES CALLED IN.
Pittsburg Company to Redeem
siOs, 900 OF Obligations.

The Pttsburg Steel Company an
nounces hat II has called for redemp-
Ion sioS 900 OF its 6 per cent. coupon
gold notes, series y. dated January l..
1918, and due January l. 1918, con-
s!st.ng VI Sl3J,000 In notes Of 81 900 de-
Homlrat!on and $4,000 in notes OF
$4,000 denomination. The called notes
'.ll b" paid on December next. on
presentation To the Union Trust Com
1ahF of hlitsburg, trustee. with the cou-
pohs due January |. 1916, and subse-
queA' coupons attached and accompanied
by the usual income tax certificates.
holders receiving the face amount of the
notes plus l per cent premium and ac-
c"loi interest 20 December /, 1915. after
Nw'u date interest will cease.
Tho siOs,000 called notes, taken in
c"'Juration with the $4,000 notes pre-
"'Is purchased by the company, make
total Of Sl,000,000 notes retired dur
''s the present calendar year and two
Fean IN advance of maturity. This
VII r'fuce tho outstanding notes to si,-
900, 0Oo
The sun., 1915-11-01
MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED. OI DEI.\N ARE.
First Lien and Rrfunding d sinking
fund Gold bonds Scric. ~ ("

Euaranty Trust COMPANY Of New York
- successor Trustee undr- tho Deed o.
Lrns, securing the above ISSUE and dated
ott"nor J, lHll, hcrcby invites proposals
for 'hn sele OF - ,uauv of the above bonds
a. ".'u be purchased t!ncludiug accrued Ir-
i'f"stl Tor the sum OF Two hundred aud
sAl!-slS thousand one hundred dud uinrt'-
IN poilar' and eight cents t266.I9b.oSI
ealed proposals VIII be received at the
1udranty Trust Company ~ New York.
40 Broadway, New York CITY. uutl 10
O'Clock \. NJ, Monla>. November ). 1871.
sonds oneted at the lowest prlc. Cnot ev-
cceGlnE loj and accrued iutcre-tt. viii be
accepted propor'ionatelv snd paid for on
monday. November -. 1915. upon delivery.
together with accrued Interest to that dats
only. The right Is reserved 10 reject any
and all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
~ CHARLES IL SABlN. President
The sun., 1915-11-01
s6TH STREET LINE OPPOSED.
'"ntractor Pleads with Estimate
board for Resident District.

: Lincoln Levin. a contractor who
'0'H purchased three houses N West
','t ''.0.Nin street to convert them into
'' 'lu'mcn' house. has written Il letter
'' me- Board OF Estimate protesting
'R'i'7' the plan to permit crosstown
20 operate through the street Tho
".'' SAYS ia part:
purchased these houses In the full
an confident hope that this beautiful
'H'.il street would be kept free
rom lAl'i. noises and attendant crowds.
roe no good that could accrue from
81 = line
nciehborhood is adequately
.'d on two sides by surface car lines
'.d 'Hoie Is really no object In further
' 'uc"ciallling' a residential neighbor-
.',i 50 far from helping real estate
t'' N that section, il IL my opinion
ha' '1e proposed line would materially y
''pr.o'ato them. ] may add that my
h"n''rncnta are shared by other property
oN"'rs on the same street"
The sun., 1915-11-01
To THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN COAL PRODUCTS COMPANY
siX Fer Cent. Three Year Gold Coupon,
NOtAS NJ 1914

REDEMPTION NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given as pro, ided in
Article V. OF the Trust Agreement, dated
July LIST, 1918. to the Guaranty Trus, Com
psiny Of New York, as Trustee that all
OF the above mentioned notes OF tho Ameri-
can Coal Products Company have been
called for redemption, and will be paid by
the American Coal Products Company on
January LIST. 1918 at par and accrued In
terest. upon presentation Of tho said notes
and unmatured coupons to tho Guaranty y
Trust Company Of New York, after which
date interest on tho said notes viii cease.
Holders OF the above notes desiring re-
demption prior to January. LIST. 1876. may
do so upon presentation OF sams, coupons
attached. to tho Guaranty Trust Company
of New York, No. 40 Broadway New York
city. and receive payment there for on u
four per cent. discount basis
By order Of the BOARD OF Directors Of
AMERICAN COAL PRODUCTS COMPANY,
u. j. STEER, Secretary.
Dated November Let. 1915.
The sun., 1915-11-01
Notice TO Holders of the Metropolitan u
Telephone 4 Telegraph Company
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold
DOudsi

Bankers Trust Company, successor by
merger to The Mercantile Trust Company,
trustee under u certain mortgage dated
November LIST, isss, both executed by The
Metropolitan Telephone d Telegraph Com
MA'Sh S. tns M~ 0rn asrs seisphSns
hereby Invites proposals up to the close of
business December .ath, 1915, for the sal.
by said mortgage at a price sadisfac tory
10 the New York Telephone Company. at
"A rate not exceeding par aud ten per
shall not excoeL the sum OF Si2.s3a.67
BANkERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
New York, November !. l9lS,
The sun., 1915-11-01
MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, OI DEIAW ARE.
First Lien AMI kcfunding 90 sinking
fund l,nll Knnus. Ncries .l -

Guaraniy Trust company OF New York
as successor Trustee under the Deed ot
IruSt securing thf above issue and dated
October |, lHll, hereby invites proposals =
for the sale uf ds many ot the above bonds
as can be purchased iincluding accrued In
teresil, for tho sum Of Two hundred ami
iorty-two thousand and thirfy-Hour po'iars
proposals Will be received at tho Guaranfy
Trust Company Of New York. 40 BROAD
way. New York CltN, until % o'clock A.
NJ, Monday November :, 1915. Bond.
onered at the lowest price ,uoi exceeding
100 ana accrued INTEREST, will bs accented
proportionately and paid ror on MONDAY
November %. 1915, upon delivery. together
with accrued Interest 10 thAt date only
The Tight Is reserved to reject any and all
oners
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY
OF NBW YORK
By cHABLEs II sABIN, President
The sun., 1915-11-01
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
So INTERNAL GOLD LOAN, 1909

Messrs. J. p. MORGAN 4 co. are In
strncted to give notice that they are pre-
pared to receive Tenders for tho Ainorti Ia-
ton on the 20th December, 1915. Of 332s. 900
Gold Pesos. say ssis.l+ U. 5. Gold nolni-
nal, OF the above Loan.
Tenders for sale OF Bonds with coupon
due LIST March. 1915, at q price to be stated
In the Tender. must be lodged not later
than i? O'clock noon on the etth Novem Der.
1915, with Mesers. J. p. MORGAN q 90,
at their Once, ?3 Wall street. New York.
Tenders will be received also in Paris by
the Banque de Paris ct des Pays Has: In
London BY Messrs, Barring Brothers & 90.
LTD. In Brrltn by tho Direction der Dts
conto- -Gessllschaft, and In Buenos Aires by
the credlto Publico Nacional.
Tenders must be made at a prfos under
par tOOl.
Tenders must bs made on a form Obtain
able on application, and must be securely
enclosed in an envelope marked Tender OF
Argentine Government 8 Per cent. Internal
Gold Loan 1909 Bonds for Redemption"
Tho Tenders will be opened on atth No
vember. 1915, and the result win be notified
as soon as possible thereafter
Messrs. j. =, Morgan & co reserve the
right to reject all or any Tenders
Dated New York, October s. 1915.
The sun., 1915-11-01
Stock Exchange Houses
attention

Want to associate with . house that Is
represented on the noors of both thu Now
York Stock and Cotton Exchanges ! have
q thorough knowledge OF securities and
cotton and large personal following In
both. VIII only transfer my accounts to "A
strong speculative nrm Address re-
plies 10 A. e., box l20 Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1915-11-01
MEXICAN PETROIEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, or DfLtW ARE.
first Lien and Refunding &C. sinking
Imnl l.nlu Hnnls- A..rirs .,lk :,

Guaranty Trust Company OF New YORK
~ successor Trustee under the Deed Of
trust securing the above Issue and dated
octoner l, 1911, hereby invites proposals
Ior me sale ~ as many OF tho above bonds
as can be p6rchassd uugluding accrued in.
,erestl. Tor the sum OF Two hundred aud
ntiy-one thousand, seven hundred and
t.irty four Dollars and forty-oue cents
w., ,ISt,4l) sealed proposals will he re
SeNeI at tho Guaranty Trust Company nr
Nrw iork, 40 Broadway, New York CITY,
until 10 O'Clock \. Nj, Monday. Novemher
.. l9ls. Ronds offered a. tho lowest prics
,n"t eNceedlng los and accrued interest.
VII be accepted prop"r'ionately and paid
tot on Monday, November %, 1918. upon
deiNery, together with accrued Interest 20
that Gate only. Tha right Is reserved -
~eJect any and all offers
GtARANrN TRUST COMPATY
By CHARLES II SAilIN pr.,,d.n,
The sun., 1915-11-01
BIFTALO. ROCHESTER & rIrTsBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Tho annual meeting OF the stockholderH
OF tho company tor the election % thirtesu
directors and three inspectors OF electsoi
and Tor the transaction or such other bus.
ucss as may pertain 10 the dnairs Of thS
Company. viii b. hold Al the companys
once, No 3s wall street. New York City,
at T.. NJ, Monddy, November 10. 1915
Tho transfer books OF the Company Will
he closed from T., VI. on Monday. Oc-
tohcr e6th, until 10 a NJ. TUESDAY. No
'''' ERNpsr rsEIrN. secre-.,u
New York. october 10, 1915,
The sun., 1915-11-01
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY 31ae6 GOLD LOAN OF 1901
MATURING NOVEMBER I, 1916
Msss si Certificates Drawn Tor Payment November lst 1915


he should for payInn At
Interest
The sun., 1915-11-01
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
GENERAL CHEMICAL, COMPANY

e5 Broah Street, New York. oct. % 1915
quarterly dividend ~ one and ons q
half per cent, t'sco) viii bc paid De- =
ccmber !, 1915, to Common Srou khoders
of record at 2 T.. NJ. November 10. t9lS.
LANCASTER MORGAN, TrcaS'Ircr,
The sun., 1915-11-01
spOKANE VALLEY WATER Co

on December lith. lglJ. VIM. Weave,
Heaton, Trustee of the Spokane Nalley
Land & Water Company Consolidated Nor
gage Bonds. will call ak $1,000 bonds 70,
redemption on January LIST. 1915. At iOt
and Interest at the ofilce of Day & Ueaton
80 Broadway, New York.
Nov. l, 1915, II. g CoRR1N, President.
The sun., 1915-11-01
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
KELLY-SPRINCFIELD TIRE co.

SPECIAL Meeting ~ tho STOCK holder oe
The Kelly SprlngNeli Tire Company will
hc held a: the prtncipa! ofico Of the Com
ptuS, 80 - Exchange PiaC', Jersey CTS,
Sew Jrr.r!, On November 81. 1915, a.
l. NJ, for thH purpose OF Ao'lug upon rcso-
lut!ous which have been passed and sp-
prov,i by the Board OF Directors OF said
Company, to amend, alter and change the
ccrtiucAt" of Incorporation of this Company
so as 80 reduce the par value OF the Com
mon stock from 500 per share TO s?5 pcr
sharc, aud to provide ths, AZ every election
and whenever a vote or consent OF stock
holders ia taken or required, each stock
holder OF ihr SAX Per Cent. Cumulative Pre-
rrrrcl stock and each stockhoder OF th~
Seven PER Cent, Cumulative second Pre-
ferred stock shall he entitled 10 four votes
ror each share OF either ~ said stocks hsld
by such -tuckhOder and each stock hold'-
~ the Common Stocli shall be entitled -
one vote for each share u the Common
stock held by such stockholdtr; and ."
transac, suoh other business as NAY law
fully come before saii meeting
Ny order OF The board o, pirsctofs
FREDERICK y SbANAN, secretary.
Jersey city. y. j. October 80. 1915.
The sun., 1915-11-01
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Graham & CO.. Bankers. t35 Chestnut
Street. philadelphia. announce that Mr.,
Alfred u. II. steel has this day been ad
mitted to membership In their nrm.
November lst, 1915,
The sun., 1915-11-01
TRANsAcrloNs FOR THE WEEK.
RailroaA ana Other shares.

,.,. % nowns table give. in addition to the safes for
New
latest dates calculated closing
The sun., 1915-11-01
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY,

West NAshington square
fhiladc lph's, Pa.
Oct. g. 1913.
A qusrte-ly dividend OF go Tor s.. 90 per
share) has been declared on The capital
stock % this Company, payable Dec iOt.
1913, 10 the Stockholders of record a. three
O'Clock y NJ. Nov l5th. 1919 Chocks vii
be mailed
J a. TOwSsENp. 81. Treasurer.
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COLUMBIA

Beginning with a matinee tomorrow.
a special series of war pictures will
be shown twice daily, at 2:15 and s:15
pm. at the Columbia Theater this
week These pictures are vivid Aims
showing actual fighting at the front.
Tragedy, ruin and the grim desolation
of war shorn Of all its glittering pam
oply move across the screen in sue
cession. They practically bring the
war and it's immediate consequences
are seen in a sweeping cavalry charge
rushing to the defense of their cities.
from which pour thousands of women
and children. the old and the feeble
seeking safety in flight The Germans
are seen, grimly efficient, swinging
through the streets of a conquered
city the huge caterpillar-wheel guns.
magnificent horses and the warlike
men, bearing the hall mark of fitness
and perfect system. England's war
riors are also shown. Canadian
troops, East Indians, bul1-necked sail
ors and plodding infantrymen, the
Irish volunteers and the Russian Cos
sacks are shown in these pictures for
the first time. as this portion Of the
film only arrived from the eastern
seat of the war yesterday. The bright
side of these pictures is furnished by
the fighters themselves, who never fail
to smile at the moving picture man. as
perhaps through the medium of the
moving picture mothers. fathers and
sweethearts will see them for the
last time alive.
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Elmendorf Today,

At the National Theater this after
noon Dwight Elmendorf will present
his travel talk, THE Garden of Allah
under the auspices of the Band OF
Hope. The entire proceeds will be
used for charity. The starting point of
the lecture il Tunis. stroll about its
crooked streets. past well stocked ba-
Ears and curious shops. and a visit to
several of its beautiful mosques are
followed by an eight-week caravan
journey directly across the great desert
Of Sahara. In which the first point OF
interest will be Ell Diem, with Its
Roman amphitheater: thence to Kero-
uan, Moslem shrine: Thama gudi, the
Algerian Pompeii: through the gorge
of Ell Kantra to the Oasis of Sidi Okba
and. finally, the world-famous Oasis
of Biskra-the locale Of Hichen's won
derful book. The Garden of Allah"
The lecture will be illustrated with
colored reproductions from Mr.. Elmen-
DORIS original negatives and numer-
GUS out-of-the-ordinary motion pic
lures.
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B,FKEITnS

Emma Calve, the former grand opera
star, whose performance of Carmen
won her fame as an actress as we'll as
unsteady, will this week appear in
Keith vaudeville, at popular high-class
vaudeville prices. Nine. Calve will have
entered upon only her third week in
vaudeville to morrow, the other two
having been spent at the B. F. Keith
New York Palace Theater. The adj
vance sale here indicates an interest
equal to that shown in New York.
Other lights of the operate stage are
now. negotiating and 1t is stated that
even more important grand opera en-
Calve will sing in costume artas from
Carmen" LIE Mysili. from David's
opera "Perle de Bresil," Deroulede's LIE
Clarion" concluding with encore num-
bers, such as "Suwanee River" Nine.
Calves act occurs in the last half of
the program, being the second after the
intermission. Other vaudeville attrac-
lions forming a supporting bill OF nine
numbers will be Kajiyama. the Japan
csc mental concentration marvel; Ray
Dooley, minstrel Coincidence. with FL
mer Graham and Gordon Dooley: j. T.
Duffy and Mercedes Lorenzo. In
"Springtime"; Bert Fitzgibbon. the
..Daffy Dir comedian; Earle Reynolds
and Nellie Donegan, dancing roller
skaters; Angelo Patricolo, piano VIZ
tuoso; the Alexander Kids, in comicali-
ties; the pipe organ recltals ana the
weekly news pictorial.
Today at the B. F. Keith Theater the
vaudeville concerts at and S:l5 pm
will present Edith Taliaferro and COM
MANY Karl Jorn and all the other hits
| and favorites in the bill last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21

paid in Full" first Of the dramatic
successes of Eugene Walter. will be the
Offering Of the Poll Players this week.
This play tells a dramatic story. The
three central figures are Joseph Brooks.
his wife and Capt. Williams. a retired
ship master. Brooks is a clerk in
brokerage office at a salary on which he
lives comfortably with his wife in Har-
lem fiat. But the young man envies those
about him who have more. This envy
grows until finally he succumbs to temp
tation and embezzles a large sum Of
money. His defalcation is discovered and
to save himself from exposure he weakly
pleads with his wife to intercede with
Capt. Williams. who he believes is ex-
ceedingly fond of her. In the scene be-
tween the wife and Capt. Williams the
dramatic climax of the play Is reached
A confer plot and love story run
through the play. In the original produc-
ton Tully Marshall. Ben johnson COT the
, New Theater company. Frank Sheridan
and Julia Dean played roles that are as
signed to Maud Gilbert. Rockliffe Eel
loves, Robert Lowe and Gavin Harris Of
the Poll company.
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GHIE1x

Sliding" Billy Watson. known for
his funny little Slide" comes to the
Gayety Theater this week with a big
burlesque carnival. His form of mer-
rymaking is unique. and in this sea-
sons offering he is much in evidence.
Two burlesques will be presented, the
first entitled Two Hot knights" with
one scene. laid at Narragansett Pier,
and the second, Gay Modesto" new
version. in two scenes. with Its locale
in Paris. An olio comprised of vaude-
Vile specialties will introduce George
Nights and Helen Spencer. a dancing
and Ida Dayton with violin speciality.
strong cast of supporting entertain
ers includes Ida Dayton. Maize LES
TRANCE. Helen Spencer. Nellie Brooks.