Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1926, Page 6

. B - OF SHERIFF'S ADE Man Hunted in Arkansas Taken From Deputies and Riddled With Bullets. LEWISVILLE, Ark.. August 12 (®) -—Judge Powell, negro slayer of Deputy Sheriff Jamie Dooley, late yes. terday was taken from two deputies and his body riddied with buliets by an angered mob of 500 men, most of whom had formed parts of posses that had been hunting the negro Trapped in a dense thicket near Canfleld by bloodhounds, Powell 100k between Lewisville and Canfleld. where he was caught by the two officer Deputy sheriffs were rushing the negro wisviile when the mob overtook them. A coroner’s jury re turned a verdict of death at the hands of unknown Deputy Dooley. nominee for con stable, was hilled vesterday morning when he served u warrant on Powell for wife beating MASSACRE ON TRAIN. Druses Siny All Armenian Pas- sengers in Sacking Coaches. FINOPLE. CONS August 12 (). Aessages received here from Aleppo v that Druses have sacked ! 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Cavalry, who has just completed a tour o duty in the office of the chief of :avalry, Munitfons Building. will suc- ceed to the command of the 3d Cavalry and the post at Fort Myer. He i on leave of absence at present and probably will agsume his new du- ties next Monday. In the meantime, Maj. Adna R. Chaffee, 3d Cavalry, as the senior officer present. is in com- mand of the nearby Virginia post. Judge Sued by Girl. ATLANTA, August 12— A suit lor 1.000 for alleged breach of to marry has been filed in Pederal Court here by Mise Virginia Pincinnati agMnM John 8. judge of the Superior Court Biye Ridge circuit. sel for trial on the first Monday in October. Homes Are Distinctive in EDGEMOOR and BATTERY PARK ‘The case has been | ' _THE EVENING TO VISIT SWITZERLAND | Daughter Accompanies Secretary, | Leaving Italian Capital After Talks With Leaders. August American v. who has been visiting in| last night left for Geneva Europe, with his daughter, Mrs. David K. E.| ! 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