The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15


Profteering should be fought in every way.
But plan to end all loans on food in cold storage
and compel the distribution of that food should be care
fully considered
This country has not yet met its food problem That
is coming later, after food production shall have been
cut down by this springs bad weather and by farmers
unable to hire labor dissatisfied with returns
Cold storage profteers should be in JAIL But it must
not be forgotten that cold storage itself is the one thing
that makes allyear-round feeding of gigantic nation
possible Without it you would have cheap food in sum
mer, preposterous prices and much starvation in winter
Mr.. Terhune, of Boston, goes his wedding trip in
flying machine painted white in gold letters upon it the
words Honeymoon Express"
The old theory that all honeymoons were spent in
the Clouds anyhow The Honeymoon Express called
romantic but really demonstrates lack of The
ordinary young BRIDE with shiny new vase, two new
resses, shoes, and hat, is higher up in the
Clouds and is her young husband than any flying ma
chine could take them.
Sometimes they come down suddenly to earth and hit
he ground hard, does the flying machine, but that
can't be helped. At least, they have their fight
More surprise from Russia. You read "rumors" that
Lenin and his government once have been driven
to the edge Of destruction Then along come official
statements and you find the British retiring in Persia
having given up all ports the Caspian Sea to Lenn
and that the boshevki have driven the Poles back along
the Divina Look out for nation in revolution or
volcano in erupton you cannot tell what forces may be
set free.
A nation like man, is dangerous when it believes
everything it says"
The Hebrew Shelterng and Immigrant Aid Society of
America has arranged To send two thousand Polish Jews
weekly to the United States This will about two
hundred thousand Jewish arrivals in the next two
years BY all but the ignorant prejudced, and ntoer
mt these immigrants will be welcomed and appreciated
Every one of them will be sef-supporting an addition
70 mercantile or industrial prosperity in this country
In the biggest city in the country drivers of milk
wagons went on strike because they had any quarrel
with employers with children that need milk They
striking ITO settle fight within the union" Union
abor shows remarkable resourcefulness in schemes for
reducing the strength and the safety of union labor
One strike like that of the milk drivers inspired by
brutal indifference 20 public welfare is harmful to every
workingman
"Fill thy horn with oil and CO." says the Bible But
that doesn't apply in Palestine to Americans.
Some of them wanted to bore for oil there, and Davis
United States Ambassador asked British Government for
permission The English reply was that the political
status of Palestine settled therefore it wasn't
desirable for anybody to dig
The London Express says Americans to be exclud-
ed from the Mespotamian oil fields, another of earhs
corners ruled by England The Express adds this "de
csve and vigorous decision is Of utmost Importance in
the British Empire battle for oil independence" The
English know how to protect their resources give them
credit for that Our government ought TO abroad and
learn how they do h.-Washigton Tines.