Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1928, Page 3

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Washington, . notice is hereby given that on 'Tucs October 9, 1528, an amendment to the stitution 'will be voted on af the st holders’ me:ting. authorizing the board of directors to make loans secured by first deed of trust or mortgage on real estate lo- cated in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, and “the stock of this asso- ciation. ED A SMITH. Secretary. Msmazas OF “THE FOLLOWING_SOCIE- ties are hereby notified that Mrs. Hattie G. Irvine, 1420 Swann St. n.w. who was seri- ously injured Sunday night, was moved from Emergency Hospital to her residence today under the care of Dr. Housto Friends and members of Daushters of Forest Temple, No. Sisters of Toussaini Temple. Sisters of St, Luke's Gouncll, Inmates of Household Lod Shters of Columbia Aid Association. Ladies of M. 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By the Associated Press. | MUNFORDVILLE, Ky., September 28. —A true bill charging George Miller, | butcher, of Horse Cave, Ky., with mur- f der, in the alleged slaying of Miss Lula Kirchner, 40, a week ago, voted by a grand jury yesterday, was ready to- day to be returned to the Hart Count | Circuit Court. i The fact that ar indictment had been | voted against Miller was anno\mcrd‘ | here last night by Commonwealth’s At- | torney E. W. Creel of Hodgenville, who | | declared that the jury will confinum with the investigation of the death 0(} William Farris, 35, a companion of Miss Kirchner, who was found dying from ! a bullet wound the day before Miss | Kirchner’s body was discovered in a] shallow grave in the basement of a house in the Rollett community. Indictment of Miller is said to have | resulted largely from the testimony of Mrs. Mildred Martin, 29, who, with her husband, Garland Martin, 36, and Mil- | ler, were arrested on warrants charging \ murder, in the Kirchner case. Mrs. Martin is a sister of Farris. Following | bonds of $500 each. Farris’ body was found in the garden | of the Martin home. Prosecutor Creel declared the State is proceeding with the investigation on the theory that the two crimes were committed by the same person. HELD FOR GRAND JURY. Two Baltimore Colored Men Ar- raigned on Fraud Charge. Charles Brooks and Walter Rowe, with false pretenses, were held for the action of the grand jury under $2,000 bond by Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court yesterday. The men are accused of oltaining $60 from Preston Rice, colored, giving his address as 1438 Belmont street, by means of the old pocketbook trick. They were arrested by Headquarters | Detective Paul Jones. Will Rogers Says: NEW YORK CITY.—The whole campaign has switched from Hoo- ver and Smith to Mrs, Willebrandt. 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