The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-26

1frb 76uTSTlne BiiSddC oA ihC h't1afNNT tion army will conduct series of special services in Birmingham commencing Au- gust S1 and continuing five days
 Maj J. M. Berriman. divisional com mander of the south, is at the head Of the brigade, the various members of which are trained singers.
 The morning service on Sunday Sep tember 8, will be held at the hall. the af- ternoon services will be in the pavilion at East Lake and the night service will be at the Central Presbyterian church. was applied to rye whisky. This trade mark has distinctive features.
 He adopted a bottle blackish brown in color of peculiar shape in that it was jug-shaped, having a longer neck than usual and being without a handle. The bottle had thick mouth. The neck of the bottle is two inches long, slightly larger at the lower part of the bottle than at the top. At the lower part of the bottle swells for two inches and is bell-shaped about four inches wide and from~that point down to the base of the bottle contracts to the width of about three and one-half inches at said base. The Paul Jones bottle has an entire height of nine and one-half inches
 Inscription on the Label.
 On the shoulder of the bottle is a crcu- lar glass seal with it's outer rim raised above it's center, and in the center of the seals are printed the words Paul Jones Monongahea Rye Louisville, Ky.," Paul Jones Pure Rye. Louisville, Ky" and Paul Jones Bourbon, Louisville, Ky" In 300 the wording on the seal was changed to Paul Jones Whlskey, Louisville, Ky"
 The bill of complaint gives in detail the evolution of all the Paul Jones trade marks
 The said bottles,' says the complaint, were so adapted for the purpose of facii- described and same have largely aided in such sale. The quart battle so adopted by the said Paul Jones had and has these distinctive features to-wit, it was of odd. curious, undesirable and unused shape for the sale of whiskles. No dealers and no persons, as your orators, had ever adopt ed the same for use in the sale of whis- kies. It was believed, and 1t was the fact, that the adoption of such bottle in the sale of whiskies would attract atten- tion thereto and by reason of its pecu- liar shape become fixed in the memory of purchasers whereby the said Paul Jones' whiskies would be unidentified by the casual purchaser, an increased demand for the goods constantly had, whereby large sales of. and profits from. said whis- kies would be made"
 The complaint says that since the adop- ton of these bottles and trademarks the complainant has spent about two mill lion dollars in advertising Paul Jones whiskies.'
 "FrauduIent Conduct"
 "The J. c. Marks Liquor company continues the bill of complaint, "has been selling and is now engaged in the sale of whiskies by refilling the bottles of these, your orators. after the same were emptied of their contents; that Is to say, that af- ter the bottle of the size, shape and color aforesaid, with the seal, label, cork and capsule thereon as aforesaid have been emptied by the users thereof, the said J. c. Marks Liquor company has re- filled and caused to be reflled the said bottles with said seal thereon with whiskey, and thereupon placed brown or chocolate-colored label which is Chinese copy of said brown or chocolate1colored label of these complainants. and they placed new corks and other capsules thereon, and have sold and are selling the same as and for the whiskey put up by these, your orators, and ss and for orig inal and genuine packagtf."
 In conclusion the compliments ask that the defendant be enjoined from continuing its alleged practices and be required to give an accounting of all profits realized by 1t 'by reason of It's fraudulent con- duct.p