The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21

X No doubt many were sincere in their Failure to understand this unique char 'Rcter with his strong views on the
 Yiuty of the rich to the poor, the mu ,l ua1 dependence of labor and capital. ,hnd his belief that business and prac- Meal philanthropy can go hand in hand 'tvithout hypocrisy and unworthy mo- Five. But just as the Rotary clubs Throughout the country teach that Friendship and business are good mix
 Frs, so Mr Cooper holds that his works End teachings are none the less force iEul and effective because he carries 3khem on with large sums realized from sfhe sale of his celebrated medicine. sFanlac. Like Henry Ford and other
 Headers in business philanthropy, this
 ltnan believes in service to mankind
 sfnd takes his mission in the world
 With intense seriousness.
 lhts PHIE4aNTHRoPIES
 M TTRACT WIDE ATTENTION
 # Cooper's philanthropies in southern lkities. where he received the co-opera-
 ,flon of leading charitable organiZa-
 Fions, have attracted widespread at lEention, and comment of considerable Hfariety. His distribution of HOO well thade dresses to needy children of
 E tlanta, the establishment of a bread
 %ne in Louisville, and other cities, HNhere thousands of loaves were given H.o the hungry, and his announced in- Mention of contributing to the relief |Ef 1001 Georgia families who may be Reported suffering during the pres E8nt winter, are charities on such Earge scale that they cannot fail to
 \ Nause widespread discussion of this
 Mnteresting man, his teachings and mo- Hives.
 EN Tt pays to divide my income with EAhe poor and unfortunate" said Mir. |Rooper on his recent visit to Atlanta, |Rboth here and hereafter" 10 Hike everybody else" he added la- Efonically, q am criticized by the 'su-
 Merior' few in the matter of methods. |N few accuse me of doing things ESperely to advertise my medicine. We'll, [tlaybe I do. I believe in advertising, h. Ind let me tell you something: to be Advertised by grateful friends Is a |ssnighty good way to be advertised If |, were poor and unfortunate and sick Ehyself, would be only too glad to |fiwap few kind words for bread and N resses for my little ones. And my Esympathy for these little ones makes |sEne only too glad that I can give a Email part of my advertising money to |Shem instead of giving it all to the |f ewspapers
 |N Mir. Cooper, however, is the last man |sh the world to make any sort of 
 Believes the distribution of this medi- Zine which he has spent so many years |3nd so much money to perfect, is ab- aolutely the best thing he does-the reat work of his life. He believes is a great boon to humanity-be |Eeves it with his whole soul. Hss COMMODITY
 IAIxEs WITH CHARITY
 |t "Tanlac mixes with true philosophy IInd charity better than any other com Ifhodity you can name" he said on one |9ccasion. for it relieves pain and sets fhe patient free, giving him a chance |lp start in the new and live a better life from every standpoint. You can't IIreue more exercise, cheerfulness and |ietter living to a man who is hurting, INho is too weak to exercise and too Moor to get wholesome food. No sir, EBpu've got to give him relief and then #tpu can talk to him.