The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-24
LIONS AND MEN-DANcERoUs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


six years old She played with it when big
cat and plays with it now, although it weighs two hun
dred pounds. She and the editor of "0ur Dumb Ami
mails" say the lion doesn't know it has claws for it has
never been unkindly treated made angry.
It's ancestors however knew they had teeth and claws
and day when the benevolent young lion accidentally
scratches its fair mistress and tastes the blood look
| Even man, with his feeble claws, five hundred
thousand year Of human life, is dangerous animal when
he smells blood Tawny Pershing,' the young lion, is
apt prove any minute what the trainers of the Peace
League apparently did not know that you change
wild beasts into safe creatures either by kind treatment
or good resolutions.
New York city has organized milk strike. The idea is
to go three days without milk thus forcing down the
price.
Have consumers Of milk with their boycott IDEAS re-
calves for veal instead Of raising them for milk produc
ton?
1t ought to be possible to put in Jail here and there
of the that traffic in the lives of children with
| out discouragng the farmers.
The starvation all very well for courageous
,ufragees in jail 1t is not suited to young children
The Pope reported have, said in conversation with
member of the Catholic Woman Suffrage Society Of
England, 1--WE should like to see electors every
where"
The Church of which the Pope is the head is conserv
4 forc And he pono A.
conservative force in politics. The mother OF young chill
ren will vote and work against disorder The mother Of
crown will vote and work against war that would
! axe them to be killed
The Church that above all others has exalted the wor
hip of woman may well support the dignity and rights
IF women on this earth
The United States has fight and gets back ten
million dollars worth of oil lands from the Southern
Pacific Railroad declared by hte Supreme Court to have
aiken the lands by fraud
We beginning once more to look upon ten mil
ion collars as something worth saying year ago,
when the war on, it was small change, and would
nave been spent in two hours.
dark financial cloud hangs over Europe the low rate
IF exchange tells about it, The dgnifed British pound
ering fell to its lowest record on Monday The Ger.
nan mark that ought to be worth "a cents is worth Two
ents and quarter and Austrian money is sinking out
Of sight
French and Italian money falls in the exchange far
below Englands, but holds up above Germanys and the
money of other beaten nations
At present each country is struggling to keep it's head
hove water pushing down others in the struggle It
nay be found necessary to do with money what the Allies
I'D with their armies when they put the whole thing
lnder the control of Foch All European finance NAV
Ventualy be put under management. making allow
nce for varying prosperity in different countries ani
rying to build up basis that will work for the
General welfare.
1t is said not by newspaper printers that the latter
have decided to join Instruction in their trade and
cave the American Federation of Labor
Printers are men that read and think Most of them
nave read the old fable and know how the father taught
MS son that small pieces of wood could be broken sep
huf unitad in L,,, .