Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
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Sir-ln answer 70 SWSusn .o" E
TO say few words. AZ sppests @
swedish Is holding Driei 10. tue GnS
lish. May ! ask what tne ihouceMen'
may be to this lndlViauai, Is tne seu
eral attitude OK the Sweoisn Reop,s
certainly not IN favor OF tne GnHu
As for the styles OF the people IRON
home" and the English should ADVISE
Swedish to go back to the country wnere
she came from or perhaps at least 70
England, where she would be able TO
surroundings. We do not want knock.
ers. II America, American styles and
institutions does not suit, pick up your
carpet bag and git.
X, A. WALLSTEN,
NJ. NJ. and Pilots Assn.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1922.
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Temperate but Not Prohibition
70 tie Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
S;r--As a temperate person I am
strongly onnosed to prohibition, I
have read many articles pro and con
On the above subject. How any one
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wnnders "a more than can see. II
Ellen y can show nroof of her state
ment I would indeed appreciate same.
Instead of q certain number of sa-
looms where pure liquor was sold and a
remsnuous sauo c,oor ,uv.nse storss | hssSer shops
cider saloons and private houses. Liquor
OF rotten quality is served and drunk
and has awful effects on the human
system.
Then I know q number of church
people who have become members Of
the Law enforcement League. hap.
my person two bottles Of wine and
before left one quart was nearly
gone, each member having q good share.
The above is only a sample of many
OF those famous members. It is strange
that the Law Enforcement League does
| mot direct it's attention to the danger.
GUS criminals who are at large. How
in the world can you expect people
! TO obey the Volstead Act or the Eigh-
teenth Amendment when the very law
makers cannot obey 1t themselves
You cannot lead any one to the Lord
Personally I believe rum has more pri-
vate friends and more public enemies
than any other substance known. I
heartily agree with "Real American"
Of MI Airy. That prohibition Il a
farce there is no doubt. +. m.
PHILADELPHIA. March 81, 1922.
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