The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-18

Payne looking after his business inter.
ests there. He was a widely known
figure In the Industrial world.
Mr. Lawsche was born at Trenton,
n, j.. on Aug. II, 1s45
During. their residence here Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawsche have made many friends.
| When the shocking intelligence OF her
husbands sudden demise was impaired
to her. Mrs. Lawsche broke down.
The deceased Is survived by his
widow and a sister, Mrs. Claude Fell,
While funeral arrangements await
! word from relatives. the body will be
/ sent to Trenton for burial.
EXCHANGE HEAD DIES
New York. Sept, 1s.--M. II. Deaguero
90 years OF age president OF the Com
solidated Stock exchange from 1912 10
WY, died OF heart trouble at his home
here today.
EoERToN CASTLE DEAD.
= London. Sept, lS.-Egerton Castle.
english author and newspaper director
died In London today
Funeral Of r. n. pabbs.
Funeral services over the body Of II.
II: Dabbe, who died Thursday night,
VIII be held from his late residence at
New England, Ga, Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. Rev H. Il. Lewis will on
eiate and the interment will take place
"
Lieut.. MoLundle at Rest.
The last sad rites over the body of
Lieut. A. s. McLundie, who died IN
New York, were held NJ Wanns chapel
Saturday morning Mt 1890, Full mill
tary honors were accorded him. Or. J.
w. Bachman OBLIGATED The funeral
was largely attended aud there were
many beautiful floral offerings Serv-
Ices at the grave In the National GEM |
etery. were in charge Of Temple lodge,
No. 1870, T.. and A. NJ
Frank A, Lockwood
Funeral services over the body OF |
Frank A. Lockwood. aged 80. who died |
Friday afternoon at his home, 2l4
Whiteside street were held from the |
residence Saturday afternoon AZ 2, with
Ret. r. o. Bell officiating. Mr. Lock-
wood had been n resident of Chatta-
nooga for half century. He was a
faithful employe ~ the q. X Andrews
company.
Mrs. irene Evelyn Cooke
Mrs Irene Evelyn Cooke. aged 30,
who died Friday afternoon n, her home
in Lakevlew after long Illness, was
laid to rest in Forest Hills cemetery |
following funeral services from Wann's
chapel Saturday afternoon AZ Rev.
Battle McLester onlciated. and paid
tribute to her life and character Many
Borrowing friends were present to pay
their last respects, the beautiful floral
attestinR TO the love and es-
TEEN In which the deceased WAS held.
were Fred Payne. y. w.
Hargraves, w l.. Gardner. Or. II. Den
ton. Robert Holland and w r. Lawson.
Surviving Mrs. Cooke. who was for
merly Miss Irene Meacham are her
husband, j. IT, Cooke. valued mem
her OF The News composing room;
three children. Elizabeth. aged 10; sa.
rah Lindsay, aged G, and Joseph, aged
( her mother. Mrs Lizzie L. Meacham;
four brothers, White, George, Edwin
and Raymond and two sisters. Mrs,
Gus Krause ana Miss Mary Meaeham
Mrs. Cooke had been resident OF
practically all her ire
She was a. woman Of sweet, Christian
character and was loved by wide cir
Gle OF friends, She was n devoted wife
and mother Her death VI particularly
sad In that she leaves three young
She had heen In falling health for n
patience and fortitpde
Miss Jane A. Delano.
Washington, Sept. Is--Military fu-
neral services, prior to burial In Ar
lngton national cemetery, were held to-
lay for Miss Jane A. Delano, former
director general Of the depart mcnt OF
nursing, American Red Gross who died
last April In France.
Mrs. Betty Butler.
Bristol, Sept. lS-tspeclal Funeral
NeINltfh NNtI wv u'lN VI W. |
Butler, who died In a local hospital
we're conducted yesterday at the resi-
lence OF Mrs. Samuel Powers on Thir-
.eenth street Rev. r.. G. Delaney off,
,iated Interment was in the Paper
vile cemetery. Deceased was 6S years
I'D and In survived by one stepson,
J, !. Butler, OF Knoxville.
Funeral Charles Hart
The body Of Charles Hart, who died
lat Thursday IN Chicago. arrived In
Saturday afternoon and
was removed TO Chapmans chapel from
whence funeral scdviccs VIII be held
Monday morning at 10, with Forest
'Inls cemetery as the place Of inter
ncnt. DR. j.. A. Gilmore viii oiiciate.