The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02

didate OF the prohibition party for presf.
dent. He was active In the prohibition
fight In Ohio and in various parts OF
the country where attempts were made
to have the present prohibition law de.
clared unconstitutional.
He was the publisher OF two papers
In indianapolis, the National Enquirer
weekly paper. which he founded in
1915, and the Indianapolis ommercial
| q daily paper.
United States supreme court In the Ohio
case in which the constitutionality OF
the national prohibition amendment was
sustained, as well as the validity OF the
Nolstead act enacted for its enforce
ment
Funeral Of w. A. Cate.
| The body of william A. Cate, we'll
known citizen, who died Friday night
| at his home on Lansing street was
forwarded to Spring City for interment
following funeral services at Wann's
| chapel Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
kev n. e. Murkett was the officiating
| minister.
Mrs. S. p. jackson.
Funeral services over the body of Mrs
S. p. Jackson, aged 81. who died Satur-
day night at her home on Lookout
mountain, were held from the residence
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with
Rev. II. A. Mathis officiating. The inter-
mcnt took place In the family cemetery
on the mountain. Surviving Mrs. jack
son are three daughters. Mrs. N. ".
Rhea. Mrs. X. X. Triplett and Mrs. Rhea
Norman. Of this city, and two sons,
c. S. and r. p Jackson.
Virginia Bell.
Virginia Bell 6-months- old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Bell who died
Saturday at the home, SOP Flynn street.
was laid to rest in Forest Hills ceme-'
terry following funeral services from
the residence Monday morning at 10.
Rev. J. C. Patty officiated.
Funeral Of Mildred Watson.
Funeral services over the body OF Mil
bred Watson, infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Watson, who died FRI
day night. were held from the residence,
2017 South Kelly street, Sunday morning
at 3 o'clock with Rev. Scott officiating.
1nterment followed in White Oak ceme-
terry.
Capt. George at Rest.
Capt. William G. George, who died in
the overseas service OF Uncle Sam, was
laid to rest In Forest Hills cemetery
with military hpnors following impress
sive services from st. PauPs Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Father w. G. Robertson ofliciated. The
funeral was largely attended, the many
beautiful floral offerings attesting the
high esteem In which Capt George was
held. The body was escorted from
Wanns chapel to the church by mem
bers OF the American Legion and the
Elks' club, headed by SANDY" Sum
mers' band. These two organizations
were In charge Of services at the grave.
A detachment OF soldiers from Fort
Oglethorpe fred the final salute.
Ganadahar TlIak.
Bombay, Aug. 2.-Solemn funeral
ceremonies were held late yesterday aft
ernoon over the body OF Canadian
Tilak nationalist leader and editor of
the newspaper, Mahratta OF Poona, who
died yesterday morning. In the presence
OF an enormous crowd the body was
placed on funeral pyre erected on
the sea beach at Poona and was burned
This is the first cremation of this kind
in the memory Of the present genera
ton.
The news OF Tilak's death spread
rapidly through the city Of Poona yes
terday morning and great crowds
thronged the neighborhood Of the hotel
where he died. In order that all might
view the body, It was placed In sit
ting posture on one Of the hotels
verandas.
Marquis 10 Dead.
London, Aug. 1.-The Marquis OF
Queensbury died In johannesburg, South