The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 22

22 Old King Cote Was a merry old sou! Now Old Ki 1s a sad old soul For he saw so mu COAL NOTE It looks very much as though t coal shortage is going to materia Interfere with at least one of t year's big motion 5 ductions 1 according terday, s England to 1 future Grime nouncement his present as far as will ever York -horta shotting «i necessity laboratory wort supply of fuel “With the coal s plans, Mr. G conference wit lish repreaentat'ves @ definite decision may about his nest production.* RELATIVITY. What next? With the Binstein theory in the Movies, they'll probably next try t picturize the velocity of a minning account or to show what would hay pen should an inevitable force meet an immovable body But the Finst movies and thir tion of No. 220 the general p M now have its first chance to understand the famovs theory We sincerely hope that when see the film it will explain full Just how far ia up and how &@ piece of rope THEY'RE ALL RIGHT. James A. Walton. State Sw tendent of the Ant!-Cigare of California, is all w tng that cigarette smoking is greatest cause of lying, accord! Members of the “Slippy Company Here ure the real varication as outlined by them Director Wesley Ruggles—Boozé, Colleen Moore—Marriage Wheeltr Oakni Sam Do Gru Pat O') Movie agents. auses for pre Fla pi column ~ conductors — Press OH! Director F. Richard Jones, who di ALL PRICES CUT TO 50c ON THE $ Our entire enormous stock of master- made Grahd Rapids Furniture must be removed by Oct. I, to make room for 30 car loads of Furniture from a fac- tory retiring from business. Here is @ chance to buy strictly high grade up- to-the-minute merchandise at prices that were never before heard a Everything for the Home This Attractive Bedroom Suit Now cut to... . Rw? —NOTE—We sei will open liberal to wtrictly reliable Comerand see our immense bar- gains Uefore buying elsewhere. 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