The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-22

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
W. r LYON, Editor and PrOpristor.
SubscriDtOn Rates.
Daily Subscription-By carrier, 15c week. SOC month
By mail outside Of Greenevie DOC month; Toe for
months; $3.50 for months; $500 for the year.
Entered at the pOsOcs at Greenevile Tenn as second
class matter.
An autobiography that tells no secrets isn't worth read
ing.
Children speak the truth until they are frightened out
Of it.
Strawberry shortcake and cherry pie-who wouldn't
live always
As rule failure is due to not knowing what one wants
to accomplish
reporter has to 'sft the evidence" carefully as
Judge on the bench.
Man who signs himself Taxpayer never yet eased
his burden by writing piece about taxes
Any man who is always ready with big, hearty laugh
will be told all the funny stories without fall
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In Adams fall, sin-ned all and it takes far more
than 5000 years to overcome the consequences.
The pessmist who says there is such thing as luck
owned piece of land on which oil was struck
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night We have endeavored to give everyone fair warn
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Wind is tempered to the shorn lamb Each wear the
straw hats much different from those Of the year
before.
Overcoats comfortable last night and early this
morning. We have had most every kind Of winter up
to the present time-dont know what to call this one
One week from to-day and the moon changes in the
neck To the older citizens this generally understood
to mean frost Anyway you will go amiss by taking
every precaution to protect your early gardens ic
Wrens grow larger in the Northern countries than they
do in the South the New York Telegraph coyumn
who dotes on Ornhology If they grew any smaller any
where, we'd think they'd be invisible re
Chauauqua week promises be gala one in Greene 81
vile If fail to get of the tickets you are
going to be loser There only given number to be p
sold and you should speak for yours in time dc
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German statesmen greatly put out because they say
the peace reayt dscards President Wilson's fourteen
points, but in the fame league of nations don't they la
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There two ways of getting into newspaper-pur-
chasing interest and purchasing an interview There
is still another way-pung the wool over the editors !,
eyes and getting in for nothing This very popular II
form of entry. :.
An interested inquirer wants know what becomes of
all of the moonshne whskey the officers capture Most
few days accounts recorded where many gallons
captured but there anything said about where
the "vle stuff" goes to. u"
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There many lots right in the heart of the me
city that need attention badly Filth and rubbish has
been allowed to be dumped into these lots Weeds and
grass has grown waist high in many places Let's see to
it that these places cleaned up at once
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Citizens owning boxes the posoffce can have their int
Daily Sun placed in it every aftenon and get the same
rate making the rural route subscribers City aft
mail carriers not allowed deliver daily newspapers
on their routes this explains why forced to keep wit
the carrier boy system why we have to charge
more to city subscribers getting their paper in this way
Think it over. We now offering you The Daily Sun
one full year for ONLY TWO DOLLARS, The weekly