The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-07-11

The GreeneviIIe Daily Sun
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
W.. r. LYON Editor and Proprlssor.
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ANY erroneous reflection upon the character standing
reputation 81 any person. firm or corporation which may
appear in the columns Of this paper viii be gIady
rected II brought to the attention Of the editor.
Once on a time the lump of sugar just that any
nothing more Now it is conservation unit of import
ance.
Governor Rye spoke to large audience at the court
house last night. He given splendid reception
here by his friends and supporters.
The failure Of many marriage be traced to the
fact that the contracting parties thought it wasn't
sary to keep in step with the music after the wedding
The street corners is the best place in the world for
teaching vice. prohigacy, and crime Nearly all the bad
language and idle vicious habits Of boys taught on
the street at late hours Of the night
In too many families the mother the Of
everything and her daughters but gentee iOungers
in the household The work which could be easily and
quickly done each bore share, is left for the hands
already weakened by heavy burdens.
Let every youth regard it fact that he must make
his own character 1t is a work which God has wisely
consigned tc him. No other do it for him. Charac
ter is the sprtgament that his thoughts and feel
ings weave about the soul with invisible fingers.
The old-fashioned office boy who smokes Gig
arettes and is Impairment usually and reads dime novels
in corner or loafs when he is sent important
rand if fast disappearing and it is predicted that the
course Of time the office girl will have entirely taken his
place.
We have few young men who seem to think it makes
them manly and noble to make themselves appear tough
fort on your part 1t is just easy to be gentleman
and hold the respect Of the community in which you
live
Would you have your home happy peaceful spot?
Then let only gentle actions be found there. Let the
husband press kiss the carewOrn brow of his tired
wife, Who amid her never-ending round Of household du
ties find and encouragement in his love and
sympathy.
British war planes on July and z destroyed three
German arpanes and dropped tons of bombs railroad
property at MetzSablon and Saarbrucken These little
joys will no doubt help to increase that growing sent
ment" in Germany for the cessation of arraidng on
fortified towns
There to be lul in the fighting the western
front This will no doubt be broken in the next day OF
by of the greatest battles that has yet taken place
there Our boys will be in this next fight in great
numbers therefore the will be read with eagcrness
by the American people,
Pennsylvania youth too tall for the Marine Corps
had his height reduced by surgical means to enable hin
to qualify. That is an example Of smon-pure American
ism and patriotism which somehow cOunteracts any
amount Of Stacking And there is good reason to believe
that the spirit is not in the American youth.
Men usually try to make their wives think house worE
Is not much Of trick That the woman who has nothing
TO do but keep house must live in comparative dlenes
and should always be glad and joyous over her small
tasks. But listen How do you suppose they punish
They give them extra hours or kitchen work or scrubbng