LIQUOR LITERATURE.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, Moderate’s ” letter in your lest*'" of Saturday is a lovely specimen of tb good taste and solid argument o! liqw4 advocates. If this be tho best that liquo' l • can produce we shall have a walk-over on" April 10. It is a pity, Mr Editor, yon • cannot for once break through the time honored rule, and disclose for public infor-‘ motion who is the individual who, with fine courage, risks so much for the public weal. It would not be altogether a calamity were some right hands to wither if thereby the public might escape fh infliction of such compositions. Weak ii j deed must be the cause seeking to buttre '.3 itself with claptrap and flapdoodle. I* <( a glass of good ale with the dinner ! * produces literature of this order I’ll sticl to soda water.— l am, etc., J Clarence Eaton. 3 March 17. -
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Evening Star, Issue 16994, 17 March 1919, Page 6
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