Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1927, Page 27

Freshmen’s Photos Assist Teachers Spotting Absentees SHENANDOAH PARK HGHWAY CHISEN Virginians Give Name of John Marshall to Route From Correspondence of the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn.—No class- mate will shout *Here!” on be- half of the absent freshman hence- forth at Vanderbilt University. For Vanderbilt has a “freshmen’s gallery.” To help the faculty put names, face nd records stud; Front Royal. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARSHALL, Va., At a meeting here was placed on a platform recently erected for the dedication ceremonies at the opening of the Kentucky-Vir. ginia Highway. Gasoline was poured over it and a match touched off the structure. The nesro had been arrested near Fleming shortly after Deaton’s body was found Sunday. Growing excite- ment caused officers to take their pris. oner to Whitesburg yesterday for safe keeping. Late st night a motorcade of more than 150 cars arrived in Whiteshurg. An unmasked throng of SLAYING SUSPECT LYNCHED BY MOB 200 Armed Men Take Prisoner From Kentucky Woman Jailer. men opproached the jail, sawed through the iron bars, placed a chain around the negro’s neck and led him away. Mrs. Fess Whittaker, the jailer, said that the mob made no demonstration at the jail. She was powerless to re- sist the intruders, she said. Two negro women who were arrested with Woods in connection with the slaying were n at Flem- | unmoleste By the Ass a Press, v for the slaying of i n of women to ride in his automobile Sun- day night, authorities charged. The_Governor of Kentucky hereto- fore has pursued a policy of summary dismissal from office of any jailer or State authority wko has permitted the removal of his charges by unau- thorized persons without physical re- sistance. _Mrs. Whittaker is the first woman officer to have become involved in such an affair in the State. Get Reserve Commissions. Oliver McKee, jr., Colorado Build- ing, has been commissioned by the War Department a captain in the Field Artillery, and Stephen F. Till- man, National Press Club Building, as a second lieutenant and speciaiist, both in the Reserve Corps of the Army. N e POLICE CHIEF ACCUSED OF WIiLLFUL SLAYING Georgia Widow Charges Husband Was Shot Down by Officer ‘Without Provocation. By the Associated Press. JESSUP, Ga., November 30.—Mrs. Ernest Dyal, a young widow, charged in open court yesterday that W. B. Aycock, chief of the county police, had shot down and killed her husband without provocation last August. Her account differed from that of Aycock, who is on trial for murder. The police officer said he shot Dyal when the lat- ter menaced him with a gun. The slain man's widow said she was en route home in an automobi her husband when Aycock a them as they backed up to a detour they had passed. He leaped ¢n the side of the car, she said, turned off the ignition switch, grabbed Dyal's arm and roughly demanded: “What do you mean by this?” Mrs. Dyal screamed, she testified, and the officer pulled Dyal from the ca~ and a moment Jater fired, without warning, the shot which fatally wound- ed her husband. The defense contends that Aycock was pushed from the automobile and fired to save his life when he was threatened by Dyal's pistol. it The four Georges preceding George V., the present King, on the British throne, all died on the same day of the week. =5,% and 69 MONEY Ample Funds Available for First Mortgage LOANS Immediate Answers on Applications B.F. 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