Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-29
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STADELMAN-Nick Stadelman,
the meat man, is one citizen Of Hop
kinsville who has served in the Ger
man army as lieutenant. He is a
thoroughly Americanized citizen, but
his sympathies are with his father
land as long as the fighting is on the
other side. If there should be war
with Germany, Nick would line up
with Uncle Sam. He is in cores
pondence with friends in Germany
who scout the idea that Germany
can be starved out. He says the
prisoners captured are put to work
on building roads, guarded by the
old men and dat all Germany will
have good roads for just what the
prisoners eat.
WARDE-Mr. Fred Warde, who
appeared at the tabernacle Wednes-
day evening IN the presentation Of
Julius Cesar, is one of the grand old
men of the American Stage. He
made his first appearance in this
country with Edwin Booth in 1876.
He played the leading part in
Shakesperean drama at Mozart Hall
in 1881. Damon at Hollands Opera
House in 1884 and a weeks engage
Iment at same in 1883.
He and one other member, are the
only living Elks who organized the
first Elks Lodge in the world.
He was born in England 67 years
ago, and Ebert Hubbard, in the
Philistine, wrote of him that he is the
grandson of the Lord Nelson and
Lady Hamilton" an honor that Mr..
Warde does not admit.
He is a charming conversationaIist,
and has a remarkable memory for
names and faces, and his personals
acquaintance and "reminiscences COW
or every state in the union.
He presented Julius Cesar by re-
quest, at the very last moment, and
| is equally at home with all of Shakes
peares dramas. His audience was
very appreciative of his effort and
the people of Hopkinsville will well
come him back with pleasure,
GUIER-Mr. Jas, D. Guier, of
Cadiz, a progressive farmer and
leader in the County agricultruss
movement in Trigg county, was, in
the city Thursday.
CUMMINGS Lolita Sum has
rented the Woodbridge homestead on
the corner of Main and Eighteenth
streets and will convert it into &
boarding house. She moved into
the house yesterday and will be-
ready for boarders by June /.
GAlNES-Col, L. ". Gaines. OF
Trenton, candidate for lieutenant
governor, was here Thursday ana
reports his race for the nomination
as already won. He has three opno,.
nents, but expects to win hands
down.
IANDY-Miss MaryLouise Tandy.
who was awarded a gold medal for
the best record made in scholarship.
during the session of ten months in
Bethel College, is a young lady of
exceptional brightness and mental
strength. Her father is Mr.. M. r
randy, OF Todd county, over the
county line from Fairview, and be.
ore coming here, she took a similar
l0nor IN the school at Elkton. She
7as a j. MGR this year and her friends
re very proud of the record she has
made.
KLEEIAN-Miss Leah Kleeman.
ditor-in'chief of The Purple an3
iold,' the Clarksville High School
ournal' has achieved remarkable
ocord, having never missed a dav
r been tardy at school for ten years
i've years ago she was aWSded A
ledal and in graduating this year
lie was awarded gold wrist watch
-iss Kleeman is neice of Mrs. H
/. Frankel and Mr.. Ed Kleeman, Of
lis city.