The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-22
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, SEPT. %.
Program for today's (Friday)
races.

races:
2:16 pacing. purse, $500.
2:1S pacing. purse. $500.
2:20 trotting, purse. $500.
Running, u mile dash, purse, $75-
The Old Settlers of Hancock coun-
ty, turned out in such large numbers
for their special day, Wednesday, at
the Hancock county fair, that it was
impossible for the committee In
charge to make award Of prizes, at
that time, but the list of those reg
istering will be gene over, and the
prizes awarded accordingly. The
address by Elder hampton, was full
of "reminiscences and good cheer. and
was listened to by the large crowd
with interest.
The up town streets were crowded
with automobiles and buggies. and
the north side OF the public park
well filled with people. who came to
witness the free street acts given OF
evenings, and hear the Carthage band,
in the following concert:
America
March, We Will Never Let
Our Old Flag Fall 49,. Clark-Kelly
Sunny South Medley ........ Lampe
Waltz, e-Nous-Aimous 80. Vecsey
Are You From Dixie .......... COBB
On the War Path .............. King
Selection from Opera Martha. F1oto
Waltz. Millicent -............. Mckee
Star Spangled Banner
The following out of town people
attended the funeral of John Culk1n,
Jr., at the church Of the Immaculate
Conception. in this city, Monday morn.
ing, mass being said by Father VIM.
O'Brien, assisted by Father Tholen,
of Nauvoo, and Father Giglinger, OF
Keokuk; Mrs. Bessie Cosgrove An
drews, of Chicago, played the organ
and led the choir. and Mrs. G. J.
O'Harra sang with great beauty,
angels, Ever Bright and Fair"
The bodybearers were NJ. P. Berry,
Thos. F. Dunn, John McCallister. w.
H. Hartzen. Jas. McCarty and DR..
VIM. BENDER The honorary bearers
were Franklin Hartzell, e. d. Lewis,
Guy Helfrich, Henry Reyer, Chas.
Califf, Leo Helfrich, c. j. OiHarra,
Clyde P. Johnson. l.. G. Cherrill, Jas.
D. Baird and Ellis Cox
Tom Flynn and Pat Culkin. OF
Omaha, Neb.; John Murray, Mrs:
Perren and Miss Sarah Culkin, OF
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mike Flynn and
sons, Joe and Thomas, OF Kansas
City. KAN; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenk
and Mr.. Arnold, of Quincy; Mrs.
Ethan KimbalI, of Bushnell; Law
renee Culkin and daughters, the
Misses Mayme and Helen, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Culkin, Mr.. Rogerson, Charles
Califf and Henry Reyer. of Keokuk.
Rev. Jacob Diehl, pastor of the
Carthage college church. conducted
the devotional exercises at the college
chapel Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. The Girls glee club, direct
ed by Miss Eva Simmons. sang two
beautiful little songs, Indian Lula.
by" and From the land of the
Sky-Blue Water" AS an encore they
sang the Nursery Rhyme Suite
DR.. H. d. Hoover, president of the
college, introduced Prof. Herbert A.
Allison. head of the classical depart
ment of Susqpehanna University in
Pennsylvania, who was the speaker
of the morning, taking for his sub
iect, THE Old Order Changeth. In
his able address Professor Allison
spoke in glowing terms about Presi-
dent Hoover, who was student I'M
der the speaker in Susquehanna Uni
! versity He then discussed the three
things which have caused such a
change in the old order-machinery
democracy and numbers. At the close
of the address, Dr. Hoover, by author.
ity of the board of the college, CON