The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-01
Birmingham Selected to Share With Larger Cities
 of North and East
PRIVATE SECRETARY ; AT TUTWILER TODAY
Gives Large Part of Income Each Year to Charity. At Cincinnati Today

1 Preparing for the widely heraldei Ivisit to Birmingham of L. T. Cooper, Ithe wealthy manufacturer and phi lanthropist, Private Secretary Willis arrived Tuesday over the l. X N. and
 is registered at the Tutwiler
 MT Willis stated that MT. Coopers
 coming visit to Birmingham was 1e-
 cided on only a few days ago, ana
 was directly brought about by the ur-
 gent invitation of well known drug
 sists and friends in Birmingham
 Mir Cooper is in Cincinnati today. and
 having planned to arrive in Chattanooga on July for a brief visit finally decided to include Birmingham in his itinerary. Mir. Cooper is described as one of Ameri- cas- foremost leaders of advanced thought and particularly in connection with his new health theories based on what is known as the Tanlac treatment.
 MT. Cooper's suppositon, based on the reports made to him. are that much of the disease and suffering now prevalent in this section Is caused by weak, disor dered stomachs. and that nine out of ten of these disorders are directly attribuat- able to too much eating and drinking and too little out of door exercise and air
 In the large cities of the north and east, where Mir. Cooper has passed the greater part of the last year in philan- thropic endeavoTs. practically the same condition has existed. and it is one of MT Cooper's theories that the Tanlac treatment is the direct remedy therefor.
 Asked in regard to Tarlac, MT. Willis stated that he would leave all the medical and scientific discussion to Mir. Cooper. and that he was here mer,l ly to prepare for MT Cooper's coming anG to complete certain investigations MT. Cooper re- quired.
 Tanlac, according to the reports pub lished in the large eastern papers, and in the Louisville and Nashville press is not what is commonly called medicine: it is more than medicine. being the liquid maximum strength of medicinal proper ties of plant discovered by Cooper's uncle, celebrated scientist. which plant properties, together with other ingred- tents, obtain their high efficiency under the personal direction of Herr Jos. von Trimbach, a native German chemist of note in charge of the Cooper labora- tory.
 It is said that Tanlac quickly overcomes catarrhal Arrangement and acts directly in the correction of stomach, liver, kid ney and blood disorders.
 In Louisville, Nashville. Chattanooga and Knoxville, thousands have been con yerted to Cooper's direct theories and have been benefited accordingly by the Tanlac pro, f,ess = MT Cnoner. who v'rits Birmingham in a few days, is distn- guished throughout the country as phi lanthropist along intensely practical lines.
 In several cities he has co-operated directly with the Associated Charities or relief work committees upon an extended scale and his establishment of the now famous free bread line" at Louisville 1 during the past winter, where he is said | to have distributed approxima tely 50,0oo loaves of bread. absolutely free and with out question to those in want, proved a revelation to charity workers of that city. While on a visit to Nashville last month he distributed through the United Chari- ties over 800 dresses of excellent quality 1 to the poor women of that city.
 In Knoxville during the last winter l many thousand loaves of bread were also 1 distributed among the poor. He has also | been large contributor to charity in | other ways, and will no doubt perform ] some unique act of charity for the bene- | fit of the poor of Birmingham.
 It is understood that arrangements are now being made for north Alabama Taniac agency Following MT. Cooper's policy in the cities of the east, he gives but one agency in the city and person. ally directs the introduction of Tanlac so that it will do the greatest good to the greatest number.
 It is expected that 9.r Cooper will be acc ( mpa nied by his wife on his visit here. Handsome quarters will be reserved for then. at the iler.-Advertisement