The Washington times., 1918-03-15
Mrs. L. w. Wilson Needs Help
She Suggests the Chinaman-Wrong. -
She Opposes Light Beer-Wrong Again.
Editor Washington Times,

Washington Times curse in the whsky
Washington D. c. put people in the penitentiary,
Ny Sir: mad houses, jails broken up
You are the most brilliant fear homes
less interesting editor broken the hearts Of
read Everybody reads the Today women and mothers and burned up
column. more property than any other
When read the first issue of The
Times (after took chge Let to return
overjoyed the Government all
recognized be public principal
ples paper, and would tell the truth of graft
press is great educator but And dear Brisbane
when mpresents mseads won't something
the public, what relieve dis
can create Most papers are tesg uOn-the servant que
tOed by the ton? What we housekeep to
quite with in this time Of without
dicon of the unity purity Surely
the world solve problem
They my pdc- be
tons too. New York city has a government
predicted several years employment bureau that furnishes
dOn purging families have swept away by
and uphaval is but n the the
purify to be uaced in rood homes
AnG orlng goOd results Why cannot Washington D. C.,
There is thing on which why
with cannot the Government send us the
take
Vcang the manufacture Of beer them after the war? would
and wines a Godsend women, and to far
Innocent enough, perhaps but helpless
what his erop in this snring hear tba
suOeug to lead the way much less grain last fall
% s again ni9 - Whstsy and all its kin .trsts lack of
to succeed in wiping out the worst MRS L. W. WILSON
very friendly letter The lady is wrong in her ideas
about prohibition Mr. Bryan somebody else who does
not know has misled her.
Germany where they drink light beer and where the
government has stopped the Of whskey, has drink
problem.
The is true of France and Italy where they use
light wines.
The same will be true here in the United States when
whiskey is really eliminated
you forbid making and selling whiskey by law and
enforce your law people will be content with very light beer
and light wine-and they will be sober.
you forbid everything, including light wine and light
beer whskey will be made sold and drunk secretly and the
people will be drunkards
A gallon of Whskev can he made in CELLAR
few potatoes little rye or wheat Under pro-
mbition gallon of whiskey is worth ten dollars
It will be made under absolute prohibition it will not
be made under common sense law permitting the mild and
relatively harmless stimulants
The fact that whskey very expensive has dmin
ished drunkenness by than half in New York State
When the present supply of whskey is gone and no
be made, shall have end of the temperance
question.
The earnest prohibtonists will grieve for awhile and
then be glad of it.
About readers servant problem. That problem will
have be solved day. for of course the time will come
when this earth will longer tolerate the modified slavery
which makes of several the of one of one the
servant of several
You already what the real solution will be- electric
cookers, washers, and ironers
Some day in the future the lady who writes us or her
descendants, with dozen hundred more will gather
in Lighted rooms they will enjoy housekeeping work
and cooking and ironing by electricity as they now enioy
knitting.
They will gossip as they wash and iron.
At table the young will wait upon the old and enjoy it.
listening to serious conversation
The world is not always to be made up of that do
nothing and those who do too much
That won't come in hurry however. Meanwhile the
solution is not the introduction of patient Chinese able to
live little nothing easy admit your country and
hard to put out.
A Government employment bureau properly managed
would be excellent
good plan in war is to cut down. simplify let the
children the young people, do much light work as they
can.
The electric companies help by installing at really