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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
POPULARES
N N u E V O

Pues bien, entire otras cosas la eX-
p~eriencia nos ha ensenado que sin
la union, los mexicanos NADIA podran
waller nunca Y menos en- terra extra
ma.
Que sin ahorrar, nunca podran tc-
ner una vida independence y una
vejez descansada.
Que ell mejor bien que pueden hacer
a sus hijos, eS proporcionarles una
buena educacion.
Que todos deben prGcurar aprender
el idioma del pals en- que viven para
no tener dificuitades y para obtener
I'm trabajo mejor remunerado.
Que ell ahorrar un POGO de dinero
para derrocharlo en- paseos, conduce
rapidamente a la miseria.
Que 81 son de verdad patriotas, 81
de verdad aman a Mexico, deben pro
curar a su pals por medic de una con
Quota ordenada Y rc~spetuosa de la
ley.
Por taEtO, eXhortamoS a nuestros
~lectores mexicanos 0 de descendencia
meXicana a que ~dondequiera que Sc
encuentren vivian siempre unjdos,
fernando n colonia compacta, uni
ca maner de que los mexic2nos sean
r~eSpetados en- los Estados Unidos; a
que ahorren, aunque sea cinco GEN.
tavos diarios. que al mes hacen S1.5O;
al ano $500. suna con la cual Sc
puede comprar un pequelo terreno,
establecer un pequeno negocio indie
pendiente, etc.
Al haber ahOrradO tan insignificante
cantidad diariamente, Scuantos mexi-
n de los que viven en- los Esta-
dos Unidos tendrian hoy una modesto
fortuna?
Que Ell el ano que ha comenzado.
los meXicanos de Ia clase trabajado-
ia hagan esfuerzos por i~nstruirse Y
por hacer instruir d sus hijos.
A todos les deseamos IN feliz ano
nuevo, que 10 sera, 81 a~provechamos
todas las lecciones que nos ha dado
la experienced en- los amos pasados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
NUEVO ANO

Niyir es el deseo del individuo en-
relac;on con "a ley biological de IA lu-
cha por In ~eyiSteRcia. Vivjr. Is el
grito de c5nbate que ea todoS los am
bilos DEL universe l&nzan los sares
desde su nacimiento. Vivir. es TAM
bicn n dura recsSidad del hcmbrs.
ETvir es. en- fin. "A circumstance pre-
elsa per eI deSarrollo &c Jodas las
funcicncS org&ricaS necesarjaS para
el fin dc IL Humankind. Ia vida. pueS
en- sus mIltipleS facstas. es sutImjen
to, disguStos sensacioneS desagrada-
bles.
Este arc tiene Ia ventaia. sobre
todo. que no 81 &C ebra con IA CUE
IRA en- msdic del ruido del canon.
Al parecer, Sc celebra entire una paz.
aunQue esq paz sea aparente ' peli-
groSa. Desoues dc cuatro amos de
barbara lucha ha t2rminado eSa CUE
ira vergonzcSa. q In cual no debian
ka6er lido. ' 81 deoiau haber eviJado.
les hcmbres qle trabajaS. 6 decir
les cue enriquecen = los que no ira
baian. II clase productora 70 de0e
peI2ar en- mas batallas que en- Ia con
ousSta de sus idealeS. Este serd e.
vevdsdero triunfo de Il jusrici& '
dc Ia vida.
Tn a1o no es otra ccSa que I'm
espacio De tempo. IN nuevo minute
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

tus criados no son tan discretos que
no te denuncien.
No tie ATLAS, respond, que TODD
Sc arreglara. En- llegando q casa te
Ia enseno, pues ALA tiene que IL.
Ne echo n mirada furibunda, y
Sc march6 de morrcs TODD Ell canine.
Al llegar, ocurri6 Prisciliano, me deS~
yendo Il pierna enferma. me inSta!6
en- mi CANA Y llam6 al medico. Pero
Blanca no tardo en- yer a su rival: con
ella Sc estuvo echo dias, poniendole
compresas dc arnica. gasas de Lister
Y pomadas an~tisepticas, hasta que
Qued6 evitada la posibilidad del tu-
NOR blanco, al cual, como sabes, he
sido propenso siempre.
-Pues debes sufrir ho~rriblemente,
declare Anselmo sacudiendose la ce-
MIA que lie habia caido sobre el PAN
talon.
No 10 creas, replic6 ell dueno de
Ia casa. Esos conflictos me agra
dan por Ia re on~ciliacion, que viene,
mas dulce V mas sabrosa que nunca,
tras una de esas tormentas.
-Pues gusto es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
EDICION ~SEMANARIA.

Dirijase tcta la Correspondence re-
lativa al peCiadico al Director.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
DEL Ola
IA CELOSA

81 ha sido mujer, 10 abandona en- ell
alfiler de la corbata 0 en- Ell bottom de
la americana.
Rio -AnSelmo Y tom6 IN sOrbito de
cognac. mientras Fernando eXcitado,
continuaba:
No acabaria en- IN mes de con-
tarte las aventuras Y los q~uiproqueos
que ME ha traido esa passion de mi mu
jer pOr las cosas raras.
Tn dia me encuentro a Ia pobre
caldeada al Eojo blanco.
-Te creia disoluto, me dijo, pe-C
no descarado. iComo tie atreveS 4
anotar en- Ell hbro mismo en- que a
puntas los gaStos de tn familia, 10 que
das 4 esa..... esa mujer" Mira, me
dijo sin aguardar mi respuesta:
$500 a Leonor.
$4,000 q I.eonor.
$500 para sostenimiento de Leo
nor.
SuminiStrado para Leonor. ......
Is hasta donde puede llegar tn in
famia. EN- dos meses seis mil pesos
a una bribona. FL pan de tus hijos,
Su porvenir, ST vida. echados a Il
mujer sin ~coraz6n, que de SECURE te
engana Y te ~compromete,
No conteste de pala5ra; pero sacan
do de una gaveta dc mi bufete los IT,
tuloS de las tres barraS que poseo de
Ia nina "Leonor'', que tanto ruido
metio hace amos. los mostrG a Blanca.
Las una que ~figu~aban apuntadas
eran e. importe de les exhibiciones
que decretaba periodicamente Ia Di-
rectiva.
La ultima ayentura es mas curio-
sa. Hace tres semanas. fui a las sic
RIA de Guachinango a YER las minas
"Descubridora", Eel Zocav6n" Y "Je-
SuS Maria. que hGhia adQuirido, pues
deseaba c]ercIorarme de Ia provision
de aqua Y dc lena Y de la distancia a
las salinas; ' arreglar de paso alcu-
mas djfcrercias cor el dueno de los te.
rrenO& colindaates.
Andando a cabalIo por entire 5gehas
me cause en- 4 cspiniIla una exec
Taci5n-lo que v~ulgarmente Sc llama
una relada-que POGO a POGO :uC III
l'amaEGoseme hasta darmc cuidado.
Una maHana, Pyisciliano. mi mayor
don.o. fue al pueblo en- momentos en-
cue 20 acababa ie recibir J.. vista
del AaceNdado c"marcano.
Ne preguntG cue SO me orrec,a.
Y le marde S6io 2Esicra un tClcgra-
ma avisando el rocreso . casa = dis
Yoniendo me enriaran coche a Ia eSta-
cion. pues podia ser peligroso andar
dc ctra marer las dos leguas largas
que hay, desde el paradero del ferro-
carril haSta aqui.
Prisciliano. no considerandose au-
forbade para correspondence con su
anna. lie cnvi6 a! cochero Sabas un
menSaje que dec;a POGO mas O me-
nos:
"Manasa salimo&. Proven cochc es-
tacion. Amo lIeva una gran .pe!a-
da".
Al leer Blanca aquel!as diez pala-
bras, sc volvio loca de rabia- Dude
s. ira o no a Ia estaci0n; pero al fin.
considerable que mas lie valia couocer
su nal coz certeza. Sc marcho NAL
numerals. Cuando ME VIC descen-
der del f~crrocarril, patj-cojo V lleno
de precauciones, me dijo con Soma:
Que mi p~rcsencia no sirva de
obstaculo para que la haga subir al
coche..... Ne bajare pero ensena-
mela para saber con que baraja pier
do. No te hagas ell tonic, nj pom
gas eSa carr de espanto: hablo de la
"~pelada' que traes.... \ bien que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

Las senoras quedaron en- el salon,
Y los hombres ~Salieron al tamadero,
para entregarSe a las delicias &c 81 VI
cio favorito.
-Vayas ustedes. dijo Blanca; por
mas que ell hume no nos incomoda...
-Tendran que hablar de nego-
clos. insinuo Catalina.
% de los. repuso su comrahera.
Cogidos del brazo, saiieron Fernan
Go ' AnSelmp, este Sc arrellen6 en- el
divan de .cuero. cogio TN Balsa gi-
gantesco, 10 descapit6 en- Ia guillo-
tina. dijo, mientras frotaba el miXto
de la Gorilla en- Ia superficie rugosa
&c la alfombra:
-Segun parece .creo notarlo...
Blanca es celosa.
Como una leona, ~vespondi6 Fer
nando. Y luego. c~crrigl6ndOse, ana
do: Me Quiere tanto; tiene conm;go
tan exquiSitas delicaaezaS. es tan bue-
IA ' tan s~ufriGa.... Y al cabo, Sc
a~rrepiente tan de veras deSpues de al
guno de sus involuntarios ~acceSos...
porque son como oleadaS, como acce-
sos de una enfermedad r~epentiua...
70 soy ell prinmero en- compadeccrla.
cuando siento que lie llega el aura
celosa. me aplico a quitarle hasta Il
idea de una infide!idad possible.
Hace dias regrese de Ia Gale, Y,
como de costumbre. los ninos Salieron
= recibirme. Bese 4 mi mujer. que
venia de las habitaciones. ' tan prom
TO como 2visarou que la comida esta-
ba lisra, nos sentamos tOdos q Ia me-
"a en- amor Y compaNia.
AGn no Sc ha5ia tornado IA Sopa,
cuando Vi demudarse y palidecer 4 Ia
pobre Blanca.
-P5rece. me dijo con rabj2 conte-
n:Ga, Que tie GUSTAV las rubiaS.
las rubias con el cabello de tono ce-
~niciento, que tanto me has alabaio.
-C,erto. le respond. pues me JAG
to cue me agrades tanto como Ell pri-
iAer Cia.
-Asi sera, replica cast I,oraUd5;
pclo de SECURE que hay otras cue te
i3aman Ia ~atencion mas que yo. y QUE
6cjaa enredado el cucrpo del deI:sC
en- los dies de Ia cadena de tn reloj.
Me inclinI involuntariameate. Y
ne convenci De que G! dato era cier-
10: nj todoS los cabellos de todas las
NedusaS Y Gcrgonas ne .habrian pro
Gucido el efecto de aQuel cabello ru-
bio. delicado. fino. procedente sin du-
da de cabeza procer, one Sc veia en-
el die de Ia cadena.... No te rias:
PerO 10 cierto es que commence a rom
perme Ia cabeza para tratar de in
veStiEar de d0nde me habia venido a.
qUel cabello. del cual pendia quiza
mi vida entera. Commence a recor-
Jar mis- ~entrevistas en- aCuel dia ' no
habia hablado con ninguna muier. d
exception de una dona SigioS. cue me
habia lido a dar oueja al deSpacho...
Vi para todos lados. Y entonceS note
Ia genCil cabecita de mi hija Laura.
cue Sc parece tanto q Ia de su madre.
Ago como una iluminaci6n. como
una inspiration, vino a mi Y ME con-
iorto.
Ne leyante vio!entamente. desen-
rede el cabello, 10 acerqut . a cabeza
de la nina. ' 10 mostre a Ia obstinada
Bl2nca.
Mira. le die con ARE triunfante
de I'm juez de primera in2tancia que
encuentra ana pieza De conviction
irrefragable; mira 81 no es este cabe-
Ito igual al de Ia nina. iQue CO.
mo Sc Qued6 enredado aqui? Muy
sencillo: a Ia bora que Laurita me
salud6, 10 dejo enredado en- MI die.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

A una sonora de bastanta c"ad pc
70 con pretensiones de jolen.
-;Cuando naci6 listed. sonora?
Ell ano S4-dice sin inmutarse.
-iAntes o despucs de Jesucristo?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
PREGUNTE A CUALQUIER MUCHACHO QUE HAYA
EsTADO LOVER THERE"
United States Senator CummfnsN

V el Ie dia que los ferrccariles Amercalos SUI los meOres del mundo
Ell VIC los ferrocarries del extranjero-en Ingaterra Y en- Franca-
los mejores de Europa y en- otros raises del contnente.
La parte importante que los fe.rocarries han representado en- el
desarroNo de los Estados Unidos, no tene MEDIA.
Los ferrocarriLes Amercanos han acaazado tan alto puesto en- los SER
vicios pubicos, debdo al cuantioso capital inverido con toda provision en
tai enpresa V a los constantes esfuerZos de los directories Y obreros, cue
han logrado Ell mayor exto como justa recompensa de u eXcelente labor.
Tenemos los mejores ferocarrles del nundo-debemos contnuar te-
nendo los mejores.
Para lograrlo. debemos hacerlos crecer, aume1tarDs.
A los $4,000 100000 ahora invertidos IN nuestTos ferrocarrles de5en
ahadidos IN los pr6ximos amos biiones mas: para poder. estar al ave
de los negocios de Ia nac6n, para construir ma Was, estacIones Y termE
males; vagones Y maquinas; plantas eectricas Y trenes, senaes automaa-
tcas para la mayor segurdad, para Ia elimination de los altos Gecnves de
cruce-y para todas las economias lie reconstruction = trahaJos e lngeEle-
ria, que reduciran noabhmente ell costo del transporte.
Para atfaer Ell el future algunos fondos de inversion. de muchos clu-
dadanos, ell geno de direction de nuchos habIes co7structores y drecpo
res. Y la habiEdad V lehad de los mejores trabajadores- en comprehend
cor otras industnas que buscan capital, directories y hcmbres-a indus
tra ferrocarrnera debe mantener buenos premios para el capital, para To-
Y para los obreros.
Los ferrocarrles Amercanos continuaran sendo los mepes del mum
do V atendnndo debidamente a las necesmades lie la naclon, 81 contnuan1
V operando n Ell principle Americana de recompensar ell
trabaio bn hecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

NOTA- L0s Suscy5 ptnr'S. al Zanzibar de
rssideneis dcben da~nos Ja0-o IA nueya corao
Ia antigua direction. a in H. anoEa- pc
piaueate e. Gambia en- HUesc-oE HD-az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

Entered as Secc-a-class u:a--cr February
-. 1913. at the Po=s Office u San Anco-
MO. Texas, under the Act. os March ..
1876.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01

Este Anuncio es Pubicado por
The "Associahon of Railway Executives.
Los que deseen informes relatives 4 Ia stua.
cion de los ferrocarriles pueden obtenerlos esciber-
do a The Association of Railway Executives, 81
Broadway, New York.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
Basement Specials

md their scttlcn ents in Holland, the Zuyder Zee was land and the lake called F'levo. Northwest tenn pests swept the North seq washing away the tract of dry land between the sea and the lake. One large, Shai- low body Of Water--the Zuyder Zee was formed.
 The towns situated OF it's banks throyc as inc murchantnen came into their ports. Bat, aS @aips beca,il1 , larger and Of Gcep;.I. draft traffic WIS diverted t.. deeper seas, leaving t14 once tamouS towns on the Luyders shores nlu:c tisl:liS villages, Which they are now, while Amsterdam : commerce came to her through a ca- nal leading direct to the North sea.
 pr. A. A. Beekman of The .Haguc. who has devoted nearly all his life 10 the idea Of reclaiming the Zuyder Zee, explained tine plans tn the Assoc .atod Press correspondent. He is now a member of the state council which will carry out the work.
 "'I'he rirst thing to do' said Dr. Beekman. lis t.. construct a gigantic dike to keep out the North sea. This will be 90 tailea long. stretching frc':l Wieringen to the F:-.:>i;Iu coast. where the water ~anges in depth from aS to II feet. It will be everywhere It to r. feet, above the sea, level. There will be a dcublc tack railway on top of tho dihe. It-ss construction Wilt
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
HOLLAND TO RECLAIM ITS zUYDER ZEE
S27 Square Miles of Land to
 Be Saved

The/Hague, Jan. 30.-Work Is to begin tiIis year on the reclaininS os the Zuyder Zee, one of the world $ greatest engineering projects, by which 1t is proposed to restore to iicl- land within 30 years what was once hers but was taken away by the storms or many centuries.
 When the work is finished, not only the original land will be restored but many thousands of acres which all ways have been beneath the sea will be ready for cultivation.
 According to prc-War estimates the entire work of rcclaiming the Zuyder $SS, ,S00.Qu but. with the increased six years, it is now believed the cost 0'he work will be done and paid for by the state, through special loans, and the state, through rental of the land reclaimed, expects the scheme to pay for itself within a few years and thereafter yield handsome revenue. nue.
 The total amount of land to be re claimed will be S27 square miles, which will constitute a twelfth pro- vince of Holland. capable of support ing q population of 100000, and wherein several cities of ancient trad ing fame are expected to be restored to commercial importance.
 The engineering work is now well under way.
 Centuries ago, at the beginning of the Christian era when the Romans
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

take nine years, and it's cost, by pre- war estimates, will be more than s20,- 000,00o.
 The total surface to be reclaimed is S27 square miles. There will re- main a lake. 600 square miles, which win act as ;L reservoir during the pc riods when, owing to northwestern storms. tho waters of the river Yssel
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

and of the canals cannot be ern ptied into the North sea. The water Of the lake will be let out into the North
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
Notions

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New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
Drugs & Toilet Goods

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New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

sea through five great sluices at the Wierengen end of the dike.
 Most of the land to be reclaimed
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

now lies 13 feet beneath the sea level. Part of it is expected to be dry
 within 14 years, as pumping out will
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30
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pleted. The last of the land
 pected to be dry within 35 yea
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

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 It's sL great external renedy-just rub ii on wherever aches, pains. in- tiammation. congestion or swelling ex- ists. and in a. very few Ininutes the relief you hAYe longed for surely ar riEcS bcCaus" Heat eaScs, lltin.' 90 and, GO cents st druggists or hy malt. S C. Wells x Co, LeRuy. x, Y.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-30

NOW OR VERY FEW YoU WII NEED MANY OF THE
  TIMELY GOOD ADVICE
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
MIKE SACKS AND CAST. OF 25 PRINCIPLES IN
 MARCUS SHOW IF 1S2l

While no doubt those who fancy .recorative qualities mainly are at tracted to attend the performance of the Marcus show of 1920 by the pres ence of the famous Marcus peaches. 1t must not be gathered from the prom thence accorded these comedy figur- antes that they are indeed the whole Camembert.
 The cast of principal artists with the attraction, which comes to the ElSs theater Monday and Tuesday, october 25 and 26, numbers a quarter of a hundred or one-third of the entire personnel. Mike Sacks is the leading comedian, ais chief accomplice is Charles Abbate. This team of merry clowns are to the field of stage comedy what Chaplin is to the screen. No personal inconvenience or risk is too great provided that their efforts en- gender gales of laughter on the part of thise who paid to get in. A chap who brides himself on the magnificense of his rainment is Bob Alexander, whose conduct contributes t. the dis comfiture of Messrs. Sacks and Abbate and to the consequent glee of the audi ence. Miss Bee Winsome. whose name does not belle. is both melodius in song and fair to look upon. Not lacking in comeliness and boasting both charm of personality and voice is Charlotte Allen. Ruth Elmore. a dashing come dienne, possessing that all too rare ability of being able to make people laugh. is prominent in tha-proceedings. Oliver and Maria Nespo. the royal Italian accordianists: Swan and De- Mar. novelty dancers; Loletta, a chic Parisienne danseuse: Misses Lawrence and QuirlS. vocal and instrumental mu- sicians; Bailey and Mack. a duo of en- gaging male dancers; Billy Dale. who vocalizes in the manner of the ukelele, are among the most prominent artists.
 An augmented orchestra under the direction of William Moltenbray is a welcome feature of the Marcus Show of 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
.BIG NIGHT TONIGHT
 AT RIVERSIDE PARK

Five-cent dances will be the feature at Riverside tonight, for this policy is announced for the park-the same as governs the uptown dancing palaces of the Richards and Mace string. In fur ther keeping with the policy of this firm to interchange all their dance tickets. dance tickets purchased either at the park or at the Blue Bird or Red Bird will be accepted at Riverside. The road is in the best of shape, the recent rains having worked wonders in the dust question. and this coupled with the fact that men have been busily putting on the finishing touches ever since the downpOur makes of the read to the park an ideal auto trip.
 The regular Riverside buss line will be in operation tonight. arrangements having been made to insure the service throughout the evening. This are ample transportation facilities assured. The ballroom is all enclosed. and heating arrangements have been completed. The floor is in excellent shape, the best in music will furnish the inspiration. for Carol Reed and his jazz band will be on hand for the event. Refresh ments will of course be served throughout the evening. It looks like big night at Riverside tonight
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
This Week at The
 Iheaters and Parks

STRANo-sunday, Monday, Tues gay and Wednesday, Pauline Frederick m Madame <," selected feature and psthe News Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sessue Hayakava in "An Rrasian Knight" Paramount Mana x'no' Pathe News and "You Tell Elm Lions-i Roar" as the comedy.
 NE HIP Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Camille of the Yukonr with Mutt and Jeff in Home Sweet Home; l" "wednesday and Thursday. Eoith Rot erts in "Hor FiVe-foot Hiqhness" and Christie comedy; Friday and Saturuay Snaries Ray In "The Girl Dodqer" and "A Ganblin' Fool" Burton Holmss. .. RAMONA - Sunday. Monday and .tuesday, vaudeville, the feature pie .turo "The Cost"
 BLUE BIRD - Featurino daneino .sNery evening except Sunday. .... snina.
 hLkS-Today, matinee and niaht, the Winter Garden Musical Review ir .broadway Eehoes;" Monday and
 Tuesday, the Marcus Show of 1920 fcoLUMBiA-sunday and Monday
 Bernard Burning in "Tho Gift Su.
 preno;" with Jimmy Aubrey ir
 "Springtime; Tuesday and Wed.
 nesday, ]. Warren kerriaan ir
 "The Lord Loves the lrish;'
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday
 Clara kinnball Young In "For th,
 Soul Of Rafael"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
VAUDEVILLE AND
 PICTURES Is BILL
 AT RAMONA TODAY

Vaudeville and pictures continues the policy at the Ramona, and starting to- day, the opening of the week will sec a formidable array of vaudeville talent gracing the bill, as we'll as a motion picture of more than passing interest.
 Leading off the vaudeville lineup will be found the famed Don Fiatti wizard of the accordion, who has ere ated a veritable sensation over the big gest of vaudeville time. Fiatti is a past master of his chosen instrument. and his wonderful execution on the accordion has been the source of per- haps the greatest amount of press praise ever showered on a single vau deville act. The Ramona has secured ten strike in bringing this attraction to the city, and that they have sur rounded the feature act with a series of acts equally as clever, means that this bill will be in thorough keeping with the very high standard they set with the opening of the vaudeville season.
 Fiatti and the vaudeville show will be augmented by the screening of the Paramount picture, ''The Cost" David Graham Phillips novel. ''The Cost. '' from which this picture is adapted, has proven one of his greatest novels. This writer's understanding of the human family. his fearlessness, and the broad strokes of genius which are in- corporated in his every novel are all apparent in "The Cost" With Violet fleming, surrounded by an exceptional cast. it should prove one of the biggest picture values the Ramona has ever screened. Certainly it will prove one of the most intensely interesting stories the clientel has seen for many months for the film is one that grips the spectator at the start. not to lose that grip until the final fadeout of the picture.
 In accordance with its announc ed policy, the Ramona offers this bie double program without advance ir ! pricesa