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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK
ON GARRARD man
srCRE KEEPER KNOCKED IN
i'sAo AND HIS PLACE rs
BLOWN UP.

A Mysterious attack W., maur on
Carl Sanders. a storekeopc. OF stone.
Ga'.ard "ounty At an cary p 81 FRI.
day p'orning. lie was ci,'ei from
as residence. near the stors by a man
at two o'clock. who said he wanted to
set some goods from TIE sor,. As
Mr. Soldiers entered the store ne was
ait un the head with sandbag and
knotItj unconscious. r., store was
men h'own up. II Is believed With
dyaan tie. IL caught IA. and the
neiEhbGrs found Mr.. Sanders lying IN
CONSCIOUS across the threshold lie
aas lady burned. and as they caught
MS lands to pull him away. the bis
tered qesh came away.
IN summation shovel vat the
ss'r lad been tempered witc
AR Sanders was SO seriously In.
lired, ' was thought ne vas dead at
nrst. but he has recovered sui, iently
10 tell ~lat ne knows Of the AFFAIR No
clcw ran be found to III, Perpetrators
@, the castardly deed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
THROWN FROM su00Y.

~. r. Northcott. the We; known
2. ocyce buyer OF LancaIc'r. who has
laiss branch headquarters here. was
nadly hurt by being th'own from 4
butay by a Wild horse sh''c drl'ins
In Garrard county severay days ago
one Of his limbs was badly stra'ne
but bis frienls will be E'ai to know
that his injuries are no. serious
Editor Cecil Williams. ct IN" Som
c's.t Times. and Mr.. C!arsn:e SAITH
g the thrivins PuiasSI 'aldlaI'
were here Wednesday - rol.t" ie
MIddlesboro.
Mrs. J. w. BauehmaL sal sou. VIII
Sam Henry. left Friday morning for
Har,insville. Indiana. tor a several
GAYS stay.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
0CTOCENARIAN
ANSWERS CALL
JOHN W. MOORE PASSES AWAY
at HIS HOME IN LIeERrY.

After a lingering lllness and general
Go O,Iity resulting from advanced years
Mr. John W. Moore. one D; cue rinst
substantial and highly respected citi.
zen OF Casey county. pass. away
Wednesday night, aged 81 years. D..
csased was a native OF Casey county
ana all his life had been farmer.
He vas a successful business man
ard leaves comfortable estate.
Besides his wife he leaves enc son.
Attorney +. n. Moore. of Liberty, and
four daughters, Mesdames Il d. and
"a Wilkinson. of this place. Mrs. Iii
lion ~ Crab Orchard. and Mrs Port
nEn, of Liberty. Deceased mad ire
ouently visited his daughters here
and formed many acquaintance which
rpcned into fast friendships AMI his
taking away is regretted by all who
thus came to know him.
Several years ago MIR. Moore gave
up farming on account OF enfeebled
health and moved to Liberty where
his Death occurred. After funeral
services at his late home the remains
were laid to rest in the little cemetery
at Liberty, there to await the r,sur-
rectlon day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
Pleasant Point
RESIDENT HAS NARROW Es.APE
FROM DROWNING

James Dye had a narrow escape
from drowning, Friday while cross
ine Suck Creek. The water was h.ll
and his team in trying u cross came
near being drowned also. But he be-
ing thoughtful turned the morse in
stead OF crossing farther. then had to
wait several hours for the water tn
subside. On the same dsy Winston
Snow had a fine mare to drown in
Green River.
Simon Petrey makes frequent visits
here. His attraction is a Young
lady on the Somerset pike.
W. b. King'snew residcAce is near
ing completion. James Bunch bought
of l.. c. Gooch a fine span Of mules
for $3.50.
Rev. ]. A. Singleton is able to be
out again after a severe attack Of
rheumatism.
S;s w. NJ. Powers il SUI e"lng with
cancer.
II S. Baughman AMI daughters
iaade a flying trip to our place in
his new auto.
ID. lowers is at home from i.exing.
ton. B. P Smith and wife were visit
ing at w. NJ. Affords Sunday.
L. G. Gilliland and family were the
guests of J. T. Brown.
w. G. Routon wife and little Gaug.'-
ter and also A. G. Dunlap ami family
we've visiting Mrs. Fred Dunaway
sunday at Halls Gap.
ID. Baxter wife and charming little
da :, liter of Eubanks. after a pleasant
visit to relatives at Marathon. O.,
and other Northern points art nov
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3rcwr at this
place.
Victor Gilliland spent Saturday and
Sunday with homefolks.
Miss Laura Wilson is expected home
soon. from an extended visit to rela'
tives at Cynthiana.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Nash, pretty
little daughter of J. N. NASH. ShO has
been in school at the d. & d. Institute
at Danville is with her parents here
e. Harmon and wife are Waiting
their sons in Boyle.
Rev. Shouse. Of Danvi"s sa'e an
Interesting lecture on foreign m ssions
at the Baptist Monday evening A
larsr crowd was present and well on
detained. Rev. J. w. PetetI VIII
preach at the Green Ri''r school
tClse Sunday morning
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OTHER NEWS FROM tirTte
BRITAIN.

C. T.. Cecil and Mr. Walter Dunn
ira Ii orning consumat,l n deal win
AIR Il. c. Berry for lease ON his pro-
orrty on Fourth street adjoining
tb. I.ogann livery sta 20. The south
Io,,icn of the old building will be raz'
ed at once and a modern aut9mobile
bu:,dirg, forty by sixty feet with rear
SIZED 20 bv 30 feet val b. erect
ed rs soon as POSSIBLE. 1t VIII ne
rushed to completion. Two or three
machines will be kept ior rental.
Arthur Prince. charged with cham
ing switch guard to the cinclnhau
s;outhern a mile north OF MICROBES
vile was arrested in Nieholasville by
Detective T. r. Grimm aud Capt. @.
4 Helm. of this city. The heavy
cl,nk of iron which was found on
tue track was brought TO Danyille Nv
conductor bihceh' "hosN '"" N
Il The hey arrested. e'a'ms tn ne
A. Years of age. but looks 'nucn Older
II,nce lenies his guilt. bat hats told a
. N. Der o. conflicting sCJr'cs ani the
officers have decided TO hold him
lie claims to have a partner Who skir-
red out onicers searcned around
Hllsh Bridge in hope OF capturing the
the second boy.
li;nce and his partner are from
Tennessee and the missing Iad has
been In the reform sedool in that
State
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24

SoME OF J. M. PETrCY AT or
TENHEiM SET AEtRs

V'cring the fierce thunder aud light
mug storm, Thursday Afternoon. the
home of ). NJ. Petrey. prominent
ia uier of the OStenheim sesl.a was
s,rucs by a bolt of lightlu's anf s"t
on fire. The lightning nit hue aud
came into the house by the sio,e
,ipe Mr.. Petrey and one OF his chill
Grrn were sitting on a bed In the
room. while Mrs. Petrey ana the naby
we're In q rocker near tao stOv'' Al
escaped unharmel. but roller was
Knocked out from under hs of The
red on which Mr.. Petrey sat.
The roof was set on hrs AMI AIR. Pc
ire: had TO go out at once anil ii.ht
The flames TO save the building. which
vas Zone without much troch;e.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
PREACHERS FIGHT
' to DEATH
BLOODY DUEL WITH KNIVES IN
WHITLEY COUNTY.

a dispatch from Williamsburg,
Whitley county says: that the Rev
robert Hanover, bnd the Rev
Isaac Perry. wellknown mountain
Preachers. who had been nohIiug re.
wal meetings, fought duel with
knives in che Rock creek Baptist
C,,Tch in Whitley c)uEtr a.;
Vanoytrs throat being cut ~ IN ear
to ear. He died in a Short time.
The trouble grew out Of cnarges
against Hanover, which wers being
"a led in the church when the fight oc-
Cured. Minister Perry and his cousin
Elaine Perry, are in jail at williams
burg.
Il is sail that the Rev Isaac Perry
ran at the Rev Vanover while ne vas
in the pulpit. The two men clinched,
and while struggling in Zach others
arms tn Rev. Perry drew a knife. AT
this iuncture Blaine Perry sei"ed the
Rev. Vanover. it is said, AMI held him,
while the other pulled his knife across
the Rev. Vanover's throat. inlli ting 4
Wind to which he succum ga ~ a
shOrt while.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24

Iir J G.. Carpenter mad most ex-
haustive paper OH sanitation asepsis.
the laws OF health and hygiene.
DIR Carpenter is long winded ana TN
i"lr,uEiug. therefore could not r"rro-
due all of his paper as Il would ill
this issue of the interior Journal
Among some of the good things
must mention is his able exegcsis
on the ever present house fly
re attributes many diseases to
the TEST. Could you have heard hin
N,g,id shudder to see the fly light up
on he butter. pastries and fruits.
lie pointed out that the fly is not
particular about the COMPANY II keeps
and The kinl OF material through which
IL wades. The lily freduents these
pa, es and comes and walks at lih'
csty over our edibles and finally takes
a bath in the cream pitcher or tumbler
of milk You may imagine seine
more things about the fly which DIT.
Carp,p.er said in an extended article
like this. Therefore he says screen
against the flies and annihilate them
in ever copreivaOle way and save
many lives And doctors bills. Vt you'll
he zee ssary to hear this lecture
to fully appreciate it. Therefore herr
IL at your first opportunity
DR.. q. G. Perry was called un1n TO
address the audience but he preferred
to listen and to say Amen to al that
Vas said by the other professional
ttsthren. Pro. Livingston Thanked the
doctors in behalf OF the audience
an, told OF his close ASSOCIATION WITH
the profession in the sick room Bro.
Livingston is known far an6 vide
for his gospel knowledge his mental
strength. He has been in his mas
tors service long but IS not weary'
%hen approximation the ine''ahlc
tnr,cs. may he. like Enoch. be trans
ported to the everlasting eleysian
realns OF glory to be met by DeVy
of angels and the maftyfc ] saints
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
COLUMBIA WINS TWO GAMES

Columbia opened the season at
home by defeating 1.-The u ir tw1
sames Young let Liberty down with
fcTT scattered hits in tn first game
hld and Suits allowed only four hits
in the second game. The first game
re- .ultod 3 to 10 in favor OF Columbia
Batter Columbia. Yorns and
Rose nleld; Liberty, Woooruia aud
watklrs. In the afternoon game the
score was . to in favor II Colombia
Eatteries-Judd. Sits and Rosen;.eld;
Liberty, Holt. Woodruff and Watkins,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
Wtenheim.

Rev. Father Leo. pastor OF saint
Sylvester's church. has gone TO Cul.
imam. Ala. TO make has annual re-
treat tie will be gone a week
The children received their first
ao;. communion Sunday. n the Csiho-
Tic Church. there were live girls and
two Toys.
Mr. and Mrs Eph Pennington. OF
Stanford. were up Sunday to spend he
div with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arm Nd. OF
OF Louisville. were up here ON their
wedding trip were marrief Nd
nesday at the Cathedral aud came
dp here Thursday and celebrated
the ir wedding Friday. at the home OF
his parents. The lawn and pavilion
were lighted by japanese lanterns.
they ate drank and danced until an
early hour.
Mrs. Annie Kruger. of Mt. Vernon.
visited her sister-in.law Mrs. Henry
1raub, who Is very sick.
Reynolds Beck sold two shoats TO
Mr Nikula for ~. 4
Miss Annie zwahlen gave hand
some reception In honor Of her sister
Mrs. Alfred Kocher. OF Louisville
Mr., and Mrs. Busse nave returned
fr m New Port. Ky.
There were several cases Of humps
IN this section.
Mrs. Henry Ridder gave a lawn tate
In honor of her two sons. vino made
their first communion. Refreshments
were served.
Emil Henzen and Arthur Gutenson
went to Cincinnati Sunday
Miss Frela Boyer and Mrs Leo
Ever are here from Cineinn III.
Mrs. Charles Ensslin has return
ca from her daughters wedding which
took place In Louisville last week
Oscar Bless has bought handsome
auto seated buggy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
Lightning Plays Havoc
irss .AuoE CARTER ssRtoust
snnCKEo-oTneR DAMAGE

L,sbtLing played havoc ~ Lincoln
sou, ~ curing the storm whIcE ragged
ia'v 7 a rsday afternoon ,li.s Mahdr
tsrt daughter OF Pete " Carter.
~ss ipAering a window It; her hmnr
near N.Cormack's chGrcL vGru q
bon ,IaoA nearby. She WIS KIN -
uuo ~, C'Jus and physician nj to
W - ~'ih her a grea' r tart - the
nisht s,he Is much improvci hlr
now.,ef. her many fren's viii be-
i-'v "a to know.
Saith Vowel. of HuscJav'i- Was
also baby shocked by bolt which
hit iu the West End A GOV ro'g.Eing
10 Mrs sob Williams va kill>d AMI
hay tack burned up
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
the MARKETS

c'poinnati. O.. June 2,--Cattlo-Ie-
c, :pt. 572: market dull m wea. far
90 scol shippers ss251'2s. common
uds25:. Hogs-Receirt, Jlit. mar
oct slow. t5g25 lower, butchers aud
Shippers ss.3o@s.95; copu'o1 1903 30
sheep Receipts I.t32; mirkct steady
and slow. szdti5. 'an'bs-Maikrt
;, ,ps am active s4d7s5
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
At THE BAPTIST cruacA.

Evangelist Daniel will Iive his lee
ture on Success" SUNDAY afternoon
at four O'Clock at the Baptist church
This lecture Is free and all are lost
cordially invited to come anc hear
Il. The church will be mauc com
Portable and you will miss great deal
not To hear Mr.. Daniel
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
A SURPRISE PART,

Miss Elizabeth Pend;siO1 pleasan'-
Is surprised her grandmother, Mrs NJ.
: Nithers Saturday. June Is by 's'u'
INK several OF her friends % spen ! tue
evening with her. Nice re'reshL.rnis
we're served, but Mrs. Nltlcrs d. not
understand for some tiu.o TIA, the
sdirrlse party was in honor ot her
s-Th FiTthday. Everyone had rost
peasant evening and gave Mrs. With
crs many good wishes Tor many more
happy birthdays. Il
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Preachersville.

y lalllnt tree killed a valuable
tcg belonging to rimoth, Nn:,1r
s u. Carpenter is building nice
tao tory residence.
kc, Pierce Bryant viii ri'l,h at
;l,e baptist church Sunday Eext.
a swarm OF honey bees while he
:Es htyed at Fado Parks took 4
notion to hive themselves In mole
den Ia the bee yard. Thoy were sc
ccssiully hived in proper shade after
bens dug out
We are informed that M Leroy
R' hbins who once livel nelr here
Is dangerously III of typhoid fever
at Brodhead.
Mrs. Timothy MAYORS hands were
severely burned by a skillet of grease
catching fire.
Thomas Naylor sold some hogs 10
! T. Rissby at SIC. ID. VI. Andersen
cf stanford bought about 30 acres OF
land off of the Grimes tar'i at $50
Mrs. George b. ColsoD. who has
neon sick. was improved enough to
10 be- moved 70 the home OF ner par
ents. MIR. AMI Mrs. b. T. Lunsford
At this writing she Is much improved.
Mis-. J. II. Rigsby who has been In
a preoarious condition for some time
Is now at DR.. Spitler's sanitarium
near Crab Orchard
our old friend and school mate.
Mr. Charles Holtzclaw. who now lives
~ Iutchison. Kansas, has taken unto
himself better hall he was married
On tn. 18th. To Mis- Annie Hundley.
. popular lady OF that Dla''e Know
ing Mr.. Holtzclaw since childhood We
can say that we never knew better
more Truthful or more honest boy
In our life We wish him well. Mr..
n. left here In 1895 with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Holtzclaw and nov
Re a. employed IN postal serv'c" ia
that city.
Our iriehn Mr. Fado Parks the
miller aud smith. owns a horse that
never seares at anything--eScept bot
ties.
Ar. p. NJ. Martin who He'd recently
at his home on Dix River. was clever
npighbor, a good citizen and member
OF Beech Grove Baptist church. he
was born in Lee county Va. Sept IL,
isa7. and soon after his parents NOV
CO To He'll county. KY. where they
resided short time before emigrat.ng
to Missouri. AT the age Of IL he re-
'urned TO Bell comfy With his parents
and at the age OF ~ he was married
tn Miss Sarah ". Mason. In isoc ne
moved TO this county and bought
farm upon which he was iving at
the time OF his death. He is survived
BY his wife and eight children.
Little Miss Ruby Cress Is with her
friend, Mrs. 7. w. Jones at Stanford.
Frank Rigsby was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs n. c. Anderson. at Bro'ihead.
Mrs Levi Bell and family were giests
OF MIR. and Mrs. John .. Andersen
Mrs. Ona Naylor and son. Charles
With little Oliver Moser stoat.ihe
founding. were visiting Nc. and Mrs.
]. NJ Lunsford In Boyle. Your cores
pondent visited relatives at stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-06-24
REV. CT. BLAIN TOBE
INSTALLED SUNDAY
AS PASTOR OF PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ELABORATE ceae.
MONIES.

Hustonville, June 90
Rev. c. r. Blain will be installed
as lastor OF the Presbyterian church
here Sunday morning. DR.. f. NJ
Greene, of Danville, will deliver the
charge to the congregation. Rev. q. e
Z Lawson. of Springfield. will deliver
the charge to the new minister and
Dr. Blanton. of Danville, viii preach
at eleven o'clock that morning.
Prv. Blaine is said to be a talent.
cd tiyine. is native of virgiuia and
has many warm friends in huston.
VILE aud vicinity where he has
previously filled pulplts it is expected
that a large audience will witness the
ceremonies incident to the installation
Mr.. Stanley Stevenson was elected
assistant Sunday school supcrintend.
ent 81 the Christian church last Sun.
day.
= ONO Denham, of Ludlow. spent
last week with his parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. p. Denham. near Jumbo.
Miss Alice Lion is visitrI Mrs
Henry Orman and other relatives in
Danville.
Mrs Allen Burris, Df Colorado
Springs, has arrived to spent the Sum
mer with her mother Mrs Jennie Car
penter and other relatives
Ray Foley lost an oren faced silver
watch while en- route to Stanford last
court cay. A suitable reward will be
give, if returned to John Foley at
Geneva.
Harrison Walls. a clever, hard work
ius young man died at the home of
Ballard Yocum last week of typLoid
fever He was buried at Eason's
grave yard Sunday. He had been in
the employ OF |. G. Terry for thee
yeas.
Hiss Della Combest, OF Phil. was
the guest of Mrs. Stanley Stevenson.
ID. FL Skinner has returned 10 Sto-
Leea. Va. after spending two weeks
with his family here.
The entertainment given by the Hus
ob,:ile Dramatic Co., 1t Alcorn's
Opera House was a decided success.
The house was packed and standing
room was at premium.
Ar. ]. Averitt and wife of Brod-
louisville. were guests OF her parents.
Mr. and Ms. F. Yowell
.smes Camden horse sc ,rc' at
passing auto and running away up
act the buggy. The occupants were
of course thrown out Dut fortunately
escaped a slight injury. while vehicle
vas completely demolished
the Young Ladies' Tennis Club
a;,h about 20 guests spent Tues
jly AT Middleburg. chascsouci ~
trof Robinson and wife. Misses Mar
Iorie and Rose Mccormack saw that
al enjoyed the outing to the fullest. !.
.xtent
Dr Edward Alcorn has retarns<k
rom Wortburg. Tenn. where he 81
ended the annual meeting OF the Com
ne: cial Banking K Trust Co. in
which he is a stakeholder.
a team of horses driven by Sam
MUIR by the Moreland liveryman. took
right at a train and ran all the way
- Hustonville at full speed. They
,amr to sudden stop at :. blacksmith Z
shop. and strange to say without much
injury to either horses or vehicle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-17
JUNE FIRST
FOR AUTOMATIC

Superintendent Hummsl OF the tel.
ephone company expects to turn over
from the present to the automatic
system on the first of June. A largo
force OF men are at w1Ik on the new
switchboards and II IL expected that
everything will be In readiness for
the new order of things by the end
OF the present month.
The wire work throughout the city
Is nearly completed and will be so In
time to- make the change.
As soon as the new system has been
started the wires of the old system
will be removed from the poles
throughout the city.
All that remains to be done In the
business section of the city is the In
stalling of the phones, the connecting
wires having been put In some time
ago. The only thing that can cause
any delay to the full change on June
first Is the non-arrival of the wall
phones. but they are expected on the
next steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-17
Madeira, Oriental, and Val
LACES
Large Stick, Qualities UnequaIIed
See Window Display
L. Alloy, Nuuanu St.
COELHO IS OUT ON
POLITICAL WAR PATH
Especial to The BuIietinJ

Especial to The BuIletin)
WAILUKU, Maui. May Ex-senator
VIM. J. Coelho returned yesterday
from his trip to Molokai. Last week
he left Waikiki for Molokai by way
OF Kahakuloa and Honokohau aud
Lahaina. At the two first mentioned
places the Senator gave political adj
dresses, giving history of his work
In the past sessions of the Leglsla-
ture and also the stand he takes on
the liquor question, The Senator does
not like the prohibition cause, as he
seems to believe II Is measure TO
permit only the wealthy who can al
ford to order their liquors direct from
the coast to enable them to drink
while the poor and the masses will
be unable to procure any drink at all
Mr.. Coelho announced himself cas-
candidate for the Senate even II he
Is not nominated by the Republican
party. He also spoke In favor of At
torney A. N. Kepoikai AZ County AT
torney. T. II. Lyons as Supervisor
and VIM. r. Kaae as County Clerk
Senator Coelho will take In East
Maui next week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-17
ROMANTIC PLAY IS
GIVEN ELABORATE
PRODUCTION

As Mary Tudor In when Knight.
hood Was in Flower" Margaret Os,
wald made the hit of the seasons en-.
gagement. Her Leah Kleshna was an
artistic piece of work but her Mary
Tudor, was revelation and will long
be remembered In Honolulu as one OF
the most delicious character interpre.
tations. Mary Tudor was sweet
lovable woman but she had will and
"A temper. and such a temper Miss Os.
'wald portrayed to the letter. There
Is no doubt but that she will make q
great Katherine In next weeks play.
As Henry the Eighth, LOUIS Morrison
did some strong work and looked the
part to perfection. As Charles Bran.
don, George Webb made the most OF
his part. but being essentially a star
play the rest of the company get 1T.
tie chance to distinguish themselves.
The stage setting was artistic. the
first act with It's towering vines trail
Ing over walls and trellises. was par.
ucularly pleasing. Such gorgeous cos.
tunes have never been seen on. any
stage In Honolulu. Miss Oswald's
gown In the French court was daz,
zling simmer of gold and her dark
blue velvet gown with the huge hat
and trailing white ostrich plumes
made the audience gasp with surprise
"The Lion and the Mouse" will be
put on Friday and Saturday evenings
by special request.
The cast of when Knlghthood was
In Flower" is as follows,
Henry VIII liking of England) =.
I ........,.,........ Louis Morrison
Francis D'Ansouleme (Dauphin of
france) ........,,.... Ivan Miller
Thomas Wolsey Bishop Of Llncoln)
','''',...'':.''..'.'. James Dillon
Duke of Buckingham .......-....
,....,..,,... Sherman cambridge
Duke de Longueville ENVOY of
f'rance) ...,......,... Frank Howe
Charles Brandon ..,... George Webb
Sir Edwin Caskoden master OF the
dance) ,...s....i. :, Griffith Wray
Master vavendish (Wolsey's secre. e.
tary) ..,...,... Henry Alexander
Sir Adam Judson cousin OF Buck.
ingham) cadmium. James Hoover
VIII Somers liking Henry's jester)
................... Charles Royal
Captain Bradhurst (of the Royal
Hind'D ............. James Dillon
Host of the Bow and String Tavern
..........,........ Frank Howe
AN officer OF the Kings Guard -.
...,,............ Henry Alexander
| Servant at the inn -. Emil Johnson
Officer OF the ship Royal Hind" =,
,...,........,..,.. Leslie Woods
| First adventurer -. Fred Ballyntyne
Second adyenturer -. Frank Wilson
Queen Katherine OF England ...,..
| ...'',,..,.,',..... Louise Melrose
Lady Jane Bollngbroke Edith Elliott
Mistress Ann Boleyn Laura Hudson
Mistress Jane Seymour. Blanche Burn;
| French Lady ...l... Minnie Rhodes
Mary Tudor ..... Margaret Oswald