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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11
TRATATUL INTRE
JAP0NIA 81 CHITA

Toxic, 10 April LIN cateva zile
Sc va SIENNA un tratat intre Japo-
MIA 81 Republica Chitei. Tratatul
Va dispune retragerea trupelor ja-
poneze din Siberia 81 reluarea CO.
mertului. Oficialitstea din Chita
STA exprimat dorinta de SIENNA
acest trutst,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11

Springfield, Ohio, II April.
I'm ON . mort, patru persoa-
ne sunt in spital, lar paguba
materiala este evaluata la
100000, ca resultatul unui
ciclon ce q trecut asupra jude
telor Clarke 81 Champaign in
noaptea trecuta. Bonney De-
long, de % ami, fermier, a fost
omorit langa Urbana, cand s'a
surpat 0 sura. Doamna Jesse
BARKER 81 cei trei copilasi al
ei, au fost raniti cand acoperi-
sui easel lor q fost purtat do
vint. La Springfield vintul a
distrus 20 case.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11
POTOP IN
MISSOURI
Dol morti 81 sapte raniti; pa
CUBE mari.
B u L E T I N

j. u j. y j ] N
Kansas City, Mo-, II April.
Dol morti, sapte raniti 81 pa
CUBE de $400, 900: iata resulta-
tul inundarilor 81 viscolelor de
zapada din partea de sudvest
a statului in cele din urma "a
ore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, 10 Apri-
lie.-Greva minerilor neorganizati
a inceput sd cucereasca teren in
regiunea minera della Connellsville
care este una din cele mai impor-
tante resurse de carbuni 81 Goes
pentru industria otelului.
Mai multe mil de mineri 81 lu-
cratori de Goes, della zece proprie-
tati situate intre Uniontown 81
Connelsvillc, unde proprietarii fac
ultimele sfortari-s'au alaturat
grevei rationale inchizand minele.
Productia a mai fost redusa Gu
so la suta la alte patru mine mari,
lar la Brier Hill Coke Co., nu Sc
lucreaza decat GU eficienta de 40
la suta. Greva acestOr mineri ne
organizati s'a declarat dupa a.
dunare mare poporala la care S a
cOnstatat ca 10000 mineri neorga-
nizati au declarat greva, impreuna
Gu cei 100000 organizati. Situa-
tia nu sa schimbat in regiunile
mai din jos intre Brownsville 81
Uniontown, unde-afara de cateva
mine neinsemnate-tOate celelalte
sunt parasite de catre minerii ne
organizati.
Fruntasii minerilor organizati
au fost veseli de strife din Pitts
burgh ca industria otelului a fost
foarte neplacut atinsa dc. ipsa car
bunilor 81 Cd au fost concediati
mai multi muncitori ca resultat di-
rect al grevei din regiunea Con
nellsville. Ei cred Cd lipsa de car
buni in industrial de otel va con-
tribui multi la resolvirea grabnica
81 favorabila a grevei, deoarece ce-
ierea este mare in fabricate de otel.
Proprietarii minelor all marturisit
ca asteptarile lor MI s'au prea inn
plinit dar cu toate aceste au spe;
ranta ca "uniunile nu vOr Fl du-
rabile in regiunea Connellsville. >
T "Minerii din judetul Fayette
S 'au organizat in uniune 81 orga-
niZati vOr ramanea. ;" declarat
William Feeney, organizator i'll
ternational, care reusit sa faca
aici greva. "Regiunea Connells-
vile nicicand nu Sc va mai preta
pentru manipulate contra mineri-
lor organizati." eo
In toata regiunea a pastrat cea
mai mare ordine 81 nicairi nu s 'au
facut calcari de lege, dar autorita-
tile nu sc 'ncred in muncitori.
Pretutindenea sunt stationate tru-l
pc 81 Seriful primit ajutor. Com
paniile de carbuni au Organizat
garzi, oameni inarmati Gu pusti 81
pistoale, carl pazesc minele iii ju-
rul carora sunt afisate niste pla-
cate Gu inscriptia: "Trecerea o.
prita."
Organizatorii uniunilor tin adu-
marble lor poporale sub Ger liber
ori in locuri secrete, conform i'm
prejurarilor.
Fruntasii minerilor grevisti sunt
foarte energici 81 previn pc oameni
de a pastra ordinea sd nu dea mo-
tiv trupelor sau garzilor pentru in
terventie 81 ii sfatuiesc ca sd stea
departe de mine.
INDIANAPOLIS, 10 April. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11

UNIUNEA s. r. A. IN CAZ
do moarte d4 familiei msmbru-
lui raposat IN beneficiu Do
lspts suite dola1.i.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11
PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
ECATERlNA TEODOR0IU

Shma cea din urlna \. 81, ,6l4.62
Maiorul Victor Cadere,
Bucuresti, Romania ]. 1000
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11
Greva progreSeaz3
MINERII ORGANIZATI 81
NEORCANIZATI DE ACORD
PRoPR1ETAR1I ADMIT sUPER1oRITATEA MINERILoR
IN ACEASTA LUPTA

CHARLESTON, w. Va, 10 A.
pril.--Autoritatilc. an intcrzis ca
oricine sd Sc amestece in chestia
minerilor carl vor sd lucreze 81 pc
mai departe la minele din West
Virginia. Coloniilor de setri din
judetul Mingo nu li-sc da vote sa
stca intr 'un loc mai mutt timp de
30 zile--conforln nnci decisiuni a
dusa de judecatorul George w.
McClintic, della 'Icurtea federala
districtuala. Decisiunea s'a luat
ca drept respuns Ia cererea tutu-
ror proprietarilor dc mine din dis
trictul al 17-lea, din West Virgi-
MIA 81 Kentucky Harold w.
Houston, advocatpl principal al
minerilor organizati, a declarat ca
decisiunea va ii apelata la curtea
de APPEL din Richnlond.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-11

WASHINGTON, 10 April. =
Comitetul muncei din Camera a
terminal ascultarea representanti-
lor minerilor carl au respins acu-
zele ca greva s'ar atribui faptului
ca uniunile nu s'ar fl tinut de pro-
visiunile contractului colectiv.
Presedintele Nolan a declarat ca
nu sc vor mai face comdeodata alte
investigate Gu privire la greva ,dar
ca comitetul va considera Mercuri
legea Bland care dispune organi-
zarea unef comfsftilfi federaie prn=
tru minerii de carbuni care s s'aiba
in sarcina aranjarea tuturor con-
troverselor ivite intre proprietari
81 muncitori. Deputatul Atkeson,
republican din Missouri, un men,
bru al cOmisiei, a volt All sd do
vedeasca ca minerii nu sunt con-
dust de revendicari muncitoresti ci
de chestii financiarc.
Minerii au avut o plata mai
mare ell 81 la suta in mOmentul
declararei grevei decat in decursul
rasboiului, a declarat Atkeson.
ode ce IL att lasa 81 d-voastra Sd
vi Sc faca putina reducerc atunci
cand fermierii au perdut jumatatc
din caStigul eel aveau atunci?"
Este vre-un motiv ca sd pier
dem 81 moi din cauza cd fermierii
nu sunt organizatif'' a arespuns dl.
Wallace, in numele minerilOr.
"Foarte bine,' a declarat Atki-
son. "D-voastra att avut un con-
tract Gu proprietarii, &c expirat
in l April. Ri nu vor ca sd mai
faca un alt contract. Eli, cine-i
poate constrange sd faca ceva con
ira vOintei lor?"
ID. Wallace admis ca nu este
lege care sd forteze pc cineva sd
faca contra vointei sale, dar ell spe-
ra ca vor putea face o intelegere
Gu proprietarii.
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INDIANAPOLIS, 10 April. -
Presedintele international al mi
nerilor, John L. Lewis, declarat
ca $4,000 mineri neorganizati della
minele de pacura 81 vre-o 10000
mineri neorganizati della minele de
antracit STUNT in greva, - in afara
de minerii apartinatori uniunilor.
Minerii organizati stau firm,
lar moi castigam teren din ce in ce
mai mare intre minerii neorgani-
zati. Ei cred Cd numaful total
al minerilor carl sunt in greva Sc
apropie foarte multi de cifra de
100000.
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fncarcam peste masura vasul. "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
Condemned Negro Prisoners BToue ht IN
FOR Execution. ~ ~

Sheriff Webb Valley made a trip
to Meridian in the mid week to bring
down for execution Friday (tomor-
row. win Grey and Ann Knight,
both colored, who were convicted OF
killing John Knight. husband oil
Ann, at the November term Circuit
Court 1921, and whose death sem
fences were affirmed by the Supreme
Court. Gov. Russell gave them a
stay of execution tc get before the
Pardon Board, which turned down
their petition last week as there was
no new matter brought out in it. The
killing occurred at Piave, Win shoot
ing John down with q shot, gun when
called out on his porch just before
day. and Ann had hid the gun and
planned the murder with viii. the
evidence showing that he was con-
sorting with her and they wished
John out of the way.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
For Sealed Bids for ContractTo Furnish
And install Steam Heating and Light
Plant for Ayr cultural High School.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the Board OF Trustees OF the
Greene County. mississippi Agricultural high
School, at the office OF the Superintendent OF
Public Education OF Greene County. in the
Courthouse in Leaaesyiilc Miss, up tin IL
O'Clock noon list. Monday
the 9Th day Of Nuvcn b9r a. D. '922
for the furnishing and Installing aSteam Heat
ing and Light Plant. compete. according to
plans and spc iications on file with the
Saperintendent OF Educatiou. f.eakesville,
Greene County. Mississippi.
All such bids to be Addressed 10 the Trus-
tees of Greene County Agricultural High
School. beakesyille. Mississippi. and ACTON
panied by certified check for $lod MS guar
autee thas the successful bidder will lnler into
contract and furnish an approved bond with
some good suret, cempanyfor the fun amount
OF such successful bid. such bond providing for
the faithful execution OF such contract
The Board OF Trustees reserves right to
reject any and AK bids.
r. j. TURNER Secty.
Board OF Trustees Greene Co Az. High school
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
GAME Law.

There coming on fCr hearing several petit
lions asking this Board TO put into force and
erect Chapter 1871 Of the LAWS OF the State OF
Mississippi of ls2s being the game law chapter
And it appearing 10 this Board that the
Game should be prqtectc1 and that said law 3
reasonable and should be adopted by this
County:
II is therefore ordered by The Sonrd Of Su-
persisors OF Greene county Mississippi. in
regular session assemh ed THAT this Board Of
Suparyisors,does llereby udopt CHAPTER lsi Of
the laws OF the st ,te OF MissiSshni q lgss.and
that ali provisions OF said inv hbpfy-to Greene
County. Mississippi, ana tharsaid county ac-
cept tue ptovisonso OF said act ~ fgll
1t is further ordered that ans sierseu Tlo-
latlng this act or order OF Chapter 1871 OF the
laws of the State OF Miss ssipil Of 1922. shall
be guilty OF misdemeanornnd subject TO the
pains and pc allies provided for in said act;
1t is further ordered that This order 10 pub-
iished in some newspaper published in Greene
COUNTY. Mississippi for two ts) weeks
tits further ordered that this order be in
fun force and effect from and after It's passagl
A true copy from the minutes,
THIS October 3 1922.
II y Cochran, Clerk
~ = X. Mickey. D. Z.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
AdvertisefnentI
Bank Of LeakssviIIe Reflect officers

At the annual meeting of Stock
holders of the Bank of Leakesville,
held on October 3. 1922. thu follow
ing were reelected Directors: ]. G.
Dorsett. j. e. Alderman. B. w. Nc
Leod, Hugh .McInnis ard ]. w. Back
strom. The same officers were re-
elected by the directors, viz: ). G.
Dorsett, Prest; J. e. Alderman. Vice.
Prest; B. w. Mcleod, Cashier.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
BRIDGE CONTRACT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for the
building of q Bridge over Green's creek OF
River Road at J. W. MINIS place will be lei
TO the lowest responsible bidder according
to plans and Specifications on file insthe
Chaneery Clerks office. at public outcry al
the trout door of the courthouse in the town
Of Leakesvjlle Greene county. Mississippi
on the
1st. Monday of November A. ID. 1922,
~ the hour. Of noon on said date.
Bond Will be required according to law.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids;
This October 6. A. ID. 1922
By order OF the Board OF Supervisors. Greene
County, Mississippi.
SeaD X. d. COCHRAN, elk.
ByS Il. Mckay. d. o.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
New Advertisements.
BRIDGE CONTRACT NOTICE.

+ .Fosice Is hereby given that contract for the
btfldine-of a bridge according 70 plans a n G
specifications ON file in the Clerks ofice over
Atkinson creek at Harrison bridge, viii On
the
1st. Monday of November A D. 1922
at the hour OF noon on said date. at
the front door OF the court house In the
town. of I.eakesville. Greene County. Missis-
sippis- De let ut public outcry TO the lowest re-
sDonsible bidder.
Bond will be required according TO law. The
Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids BY order of the Board of Supervisors.
Greene County. Mississippi.
This Oct, 8. A. ID. 1922
Chm. Ct. SeaD X. ID. Cochran Clerk.
BY S. II. Mckay, ID. G.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13

At the request of Co. Supt. E. l..
Turner we make mention of the fact
that BETTER SCHOOL WEEK" is to be
observed in Greene County the last
week OF October viz: Oct. "A 80; that
they expect TO have some of che best
speakers in the state in the work and
that the program will be published
next week in this paper.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
POLITICAL NOTICE.

Regarding the race for County
Superintendent of Public Education
next year. have decided shall be
candidate 10 such race and when
the campaigns opens will make my
regular formal announcement.
Q0-2W w. w. HILL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
COLORED
TO THE PUBLIC.

Several of my friends have asked
me il | we're going to be candidate
for County Superin tendent of Pub
lie Education. Such is my intention.
At the proper time | shall make for
NAL announcement of my candidacy.
10 IL E. ]. SHOWS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13

lrs. Mary Norman of Memphis,
bn., arrived a few days age, com
on o visit to her sister, Mrs DR..
Faulk. Mrs. Norman has visit
here before.
Hrs. Amanda Kelso Of McMinvi,le,
o., arrived Monday to visit the
q. Green family, she being an
d OF Mrs. Green and this is her
i visit to Leakesville.
Dc. ]. II. Newcomb, well known
Rsician OF new Avera, recently
Ned to Richton where he enters
b general practice and becomes
ef surgeon for the Richton Lbr.
q. d. Westerfeld. Jr., is teaching
6rst-assistant in the Rocky Creek
6solidated School in George Coun
which is one of the strong schools
hat county, serving very popu-
5 section Of it.
Mrs. J. X. McInnis of Vernal,
eene County. Miss, DIED, on
|nday Oc.ober 2, 1922. She was
.nother of Bruce McInnis and
ers and sister to J S. Green
Rocky well Green.
medium size saw-mill has been
ID 10 the j. Ii. Bearry Lbr. Co.
Her-dry kin plant, so that con
d is now equipped to saw up
as well as prepare lumber as
shed product for market.
ID. Roberts is putting up a saw.
out about Big Greek 10 cut some
Der of the ]. II. Turner estate.
ID can hardly resist staying out OF
mill business and the price Of
Der has gone up now SO as to
ke it much more attractive.
G. Box has sold out his three
of mules and ceased logging for
w. C. Wexford mill. over at Roun-
u c old place. Charley thinks Of
ing new Ford from the next lot.
i5can McInnis has succeeded him
ooking after logging for the Wei
mill.
he stock of Redoitt Cash Store,
6krupts. was sold by trustee, w.
Ghurchwell, Monday under order
The bankruptcy court at public
ction to the best cash bidder, who
oved to be Ii. G. Lister and the
Ia was $43l aud the stock had been
lmated at over $500 value.
Bill Mason OF Clara, Wayne Co i,
IS. ). passed through Leakesyile
0nday enroute from Highland Farm
nmunlty Tor new Avera. He had
Hted bis brother, Perry Mason and
ter Mrs. Dave MalleLt and was
Erneylng on up In the county TO
BIT his son Dock Mason. the barber
new Avera.
EErnest Turner, son OF Mr.. and
rs. Dean Turner of Pine Level, IS
Itendlng the "A. Il NJ. College at
tarksviile this term. Ernest is "a
bmber oil the firm OF Turner Tele-
hone Co. OF tins city and we pre-
line he will study some feature oil
Hctrical work which will be of ser
lee TO him ia the affairs OF his com
Iy.
Mrs. Franaie Turner had bad
Irn the first of the week. and her
nughters, Mrs. Liza Evans and Miss
AttIe Turner ami Arthur Turner
rried over 10 Healing Springs,
la. where she was at to be AT her
dslde. She got better and Toney
burned bringing his wife home, who
Ia been up there win tie elderly
IS. Turner.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
LOOK. LISTEN.

Why don't you buy house and
hume or piece Of nnimproped land
any amount of cutover land from IS
TO so per acre. The Robinson cut
over land included. Act quick while
1t is cheap.
w. F. RHINEHAhT.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
TResPAsSiNG NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that no
Tres passing is allowed on my lands.
No hunting, no fishing and no trap
ping or wood hauling. Anyone
caught trespassiDg will be dealt with
according to law.
1920 ]. 7. THOMAS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13

Get so.if Winter HAT now. ffyew
line OF [Adirs and ChIIdree Hats i'd
pewest cotors and materials ot Feltss
Beaver, Silk Vel Vets, Duvetyn, etc.
81 FanIk, at Printing Office.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
BIRTHS

Bonn, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l..
Green of Leakesvllle. MISS, on
Thursday October 8. 1922, A GIRL.
Bonn, unto Mir. aud Mrs. Lamar
Wcsteriield, of State Line. Miss. on
Saturday September 80, 1922, A Boy.
STRAYED, about B months ago
from Lloyd James place near riave.
Greene Co.. Miss, 5 head Cattle:
HeiTers about 2 years old unmarked;
| Jersey dun cotored ieifer about
years old, marked Swallow Fork aud
some other mark in each ear.2 Steers
one alb III 3 years old aud one about
wears. both marked Crop in each
ear and Underbit in right ear. Re-
ward for information.
S. @. ExTINE
1913 Richton, R.5. Miss.
Advertisement,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-13
----------- =
Better School Week" Oct. 24,29. 1922

advertisement
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-18
YOUTHFUL AGE.

Edison Bell Depew, other conspic-
figures much in the public eye that years
the burden humanity has been taught believe them
Decrpitude and senity have place the
OF life but they quite frequently evident who
concerned just entering upon maturity
hood
To feel young is to be The problem of physical life
keep in harmony with the tides of being.
The other day. London of veteran bower whose
average 49, staged tophat match and engaged
which attracted wide attention
citizen of Cincinnati just returned from
informs of of uos he witnessed Adrian No. the
payerseght of thmwere above 80 them
were beyond the century mark He that they played
derfu game'
There are in this other city, many
who doing exceptional work who eighty years of
Time kind those life and who employ it to
some steadast knowledge extending period of life
the of the bridge which divides eternity being
multiplied
resident OF Cleveland recently the
art OF swimming after he 60 DID, daily
JOINS his greagandchdren the practice woman of
~ has just matricuaed in of of
these life thing that blossoms with promise manifold bless
mgs They stand out inspiring ooselpped
youths and maids whose faded testify they have
sucked the of existence dry they really have started
IN the ways of achlevement.-Cincin Enquirer
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-18

drama, full OF heart interest, brush
the dust from the old family Bible and
read this wonderfully gripping story
tonight.
=
The completion OF the Orangeburg
school building is another jewel added
to Mason county's crown Of public ed
ucation. We are proud to say that our
county now stands near the top OF the
list. Children of Mason county are Of
fered wonderful opportunities in this
day and they should make the most OF
them. They should be better prepared
to carry on when they reach manhood
and womanhood than we are today for
their advantages are greater than
ours were
There are two or three babies on
our block who well bet will make
world-beaters in the Juvenile bands a
few years hence.-Their lung power
is wonderful.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-18
MIR. WALKER GIVES THE CUE.

the veraciOus critic Stuart Walker and MS
players have presented heater full OF dramadrawn AUDITORS
story from Scripture found them much interested This
particular this critic tells generally familiar Then
he doubtful usaby of his proposition
proceeds synopsis for the of faces
The story of the trials and tribuatons OF job not least among
which were consciously disposed friends of that has
managed keep with the of history march
days developments Mos of still have
them Mr. public service introducing Job to
the generation Job The
cous critic the contrary Notwithstanding overly fam
with his ofcious altogether comfore friends
Not nearly familiar with his detractor and depVe
whom Mr. Walker his play does not deem needfu that we be
For this still going and fro and down the
EARTH in his mission of testing how much will give
for his life
The of lesson which human nature
has thoroughly learned be pronounced proficient
If Mr. Walker and his players have impressed ntegby
thategong folk is than preachers have been able
upon going Or for that matter overly
making in vitality reflective interest And
therein be detected pertinent suggestion for which thanks
eventually become due to Mr. Walker The heaer has preached
many Tradonaly its primary mission that
of aid the church the sacred task of dssmang truth
agatng piet. If has become in whole it certainly has
rart backsdr why remind that the light still holds
to burn
What else may may not be found read the
Bible beyond controversy that Scripture for inspiration
structon the incarnation of desm reality Its great
needs wider dissemination far general propagation than they
getting delivered weekly
times weakly dscourses by standing only Why
writer the playwright and the players vary the repertoy Go
the Book Books vetabe of profile
pses of the fundamental principles of human living its best
and for its bes-C Commercial Tribune.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-10-18
- FOOL THERE WAS"
MADE UP.TO.DATE.

One of the principal reasons for the
success of the William Fox production
"A Fool There Was" is the fact that
motion picture fans have realized the
tremendous advance in cinema making
by comparing the new version OF the
famous drama with the one made
years ago. The only similarity is in
the title
a striking realization of the rapid
strides in picture production comes
Immediately to the spectator in watch
ing the unfolding OF the 1922 drama
Settings, gorgeous and modern. and
refined in taste, lighting. direction.
gowns and clothes; and the general
appearance OF the new picture makes
the old drama look like a dime novel
with a paper cover
Based upon Rudyard Kiplings fam
Gus poem The Vampire" the screen
adaptation has been made with an eye
toward writing it about people OF pres
ent day life. There is a modern note
in the current production which sur
passes the usual method OF delivering
dramatic theme.