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LEGAL NOTICES
Summons

State of Arkansas, county of lief ferson, SIS.
 The state of Arkansas to the sher, if of Jefferson county--Greeting:
 You are commanded to summon the unknown owner of the following described real estate lying and be. ing in N. B. TruIock's addition to the city of Pine Bluff and being de, scribed as N 1-2 N 1-2 lot 3, block Z.
 Also to summon unknown owner of following real estate lying in N. E. Trulo,'l,'s addition to city cf Pine Bluff, Ark, being described as: Be ginning at NV corner lot 2, block 2 thence s 66 2-3 it, tn E 12O it, tn N 66 2-3 ft, tn W l20 f., to be- ginning in block 2;
 Also to summon unknown owner of following described real estate !y. ing and being in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: 51ft SEE Ia lot 5 block 1
 Also to summon unknown owner of block 1, Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate lying and being in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: E 1-2 N 1-2 lot Z, block 5;
 Also to summon the unknown own- CT of the following real estate in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: k 1-2 N1-2 lot 2, block 5;
 Also to summon the unknown owa- CT of following real estate in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: 49 1t NE l-l lot 3, block 1;
 Io IL. CT of the following land in Mills ad- dition to city of Pine Bluff: E 1-2 S1-2 lot 2, block and E 1-2 lot 3, block 1;
 Also to summon the unknown OWL CT of the following real estate in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: E 1-2 s 1-2 lot 2, block ,;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate in Mills addition to city of Pine Bluff: E 1-2 s 1-2 lot 2, block 5;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of following real estate in Drew Whites Survey of block 4 of NV 1-l of NE 1-4 of Sec. 10; township 8 south, range 9W; E 12 of all that part of lot or block 1 of Drew Whites Survey of NV 1-4 NE IA of Sec 10-6-9 of Harding's Drain and on w side of Missouri St. to answer within Is days after service hereof, upon them in the Jefferson chancery court a complaint filed against them in said coarl b! board of directors of Side WGlh District No. 9 of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and warn them that upon their failure to an swer, the complaint will be taken for confessed; and that you will make duo return of this summons within Is days after service hereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of said court this 1st day of April A. D. 1920.
 fSeaD s. r. VAULX, 4-3-lt Clerk.
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Helene's Married Life By by

strolling leisurely in the glorious sunlight. The holiday making spirit had "got" them, too.
 As we pulled up at the stately home which was my destination, my heart sank little. The severe fam lily butler who opened the door did not tend to reassure mo.
 However, 1 pluckcd up courage. My mission was an important one.
 Yes, Mrs. St. Aubyns was at home. The solemn-faced retainer ushered me into small upstairs apartment. It might have been morning room. waited there for fully ten minutes before Mrs. St. Aubyns entered.
 "My dear, had no idea it was you," she cried, as she hurried for ward, anxiety written OH her face. "Jim-Jim isn't worsc?"
 l told her briefly what had hap, pened.
 "But he's better now," added, rcassuringly. "A specialist is com ing down to sec him this after noon."
 "It was good of you to come to me-" cried Jim's mother. "You have been so kind both to me and my son."
 l colored. I thought of Tony and the untruthful announcement he had made.
 "There is one thing that I want to tell you," I said awkwardly. CT Oh, it wasn't true what Tony said. l am not engaged to him, and I never shall be-"
 Mrs. St. Aubyns reached forward and took my hands in hers.
 q am very glad to hear it, dear. she said. "You are far too good for such as Tony. He is utterly untrust- worthy" And then she definitely
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By May Christie

Down in the hall as ill-luck would have it, I met Alice.
 ''Whither away?" she cried. "You look very business-like, Helene. Whats brewing?'
 '1 am going up to town on busi- ness,' 1 answered, with as sinking feel ing at the heart. I will be back again tonight in time for dinner. Is there anything I can do for you?"
 She knitted her forehead moment, and then said. "You might bring back some cakes from that new French pastry shoy in Fifth Avenue the marzipen kind with the green cabbage leaf effect. Oh. and about five pounds of Rosebud chocolates '
 could have slapped her there and then. Jim at deaths door-and she could be so childish.
 But, glad to escape, l hurriedly consented, and within an hour l was seated in the train for New York.
 It was glorious sunlit morning. The little fields went flying by me. A thousand little blades of grass were frost-bespangled, glitterng like diamonds in the sun. It seemed to me the world had never looked more beautiful.
 And when at last I reached dear old New York that town seemed beautiful, too.
 For Jim was better, and very soon he might be his old delightful self.
 When the train pulled in at the big station l descended, hailed taxi gave the address of Jim's mother, and was soon bowling rapidly thru the busy city streets.
 It was the noon hour. Masses of people thronged the pavements. A few of them were hurrying, but the the majority appeared to be out
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BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
 One Ford touring, new top, new seat covers, $450; one Ford touring, cam per style front seat which lets down and forms bed, $350.00; one Ford coupe. rcpainted, real buy at s425.oo; one Dodge touring car. a bargain at $750.00: one Dodge com mercial car or truck in perfect condi. tion at $s5O.Oo; one Maxwell 1918 touring at ss5o:oo, with new top, good tires, rcpaintcd; one model N. Hupmobilc touring, good condition at $7.5O; one 1918 Little Six Paige touring car, $S25.O0; one 1917 Little Six Paige touring car ss5o.oo; one Maxwell truck, one and one half ton s45O.OO; zone Overland delivery truck $35O.OO. Any of the above cars may be purchased for 2-5 down and balance in 10 monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales company, 2O3- 5-7-3 East Second avenue, next door to Willard Battery station. Phone 6O4. 4-2-tt
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changed the subject. She would gC down and see her son that afternoon she said. His father might oppose her going, but she didn't care. She would see the specialist whom we had summoned for consultation, and get a full diagnosis of Jim's case to ease her mind.
 In half an hour left her, my heart considerably lightencd, and load lifted from my chest. l had done my duty and was glad of it. As I went out into the clear morning sunshine q longing came to me to see the lit tie apartment where Jim and I had spent few short happy days to- gether. But first of all must have lunch. Alicc's shopping, too, must be attended to, and there were var ious odds and ends of business to be done.
 Once in Fifth Avenue, I thought had glimpse of Tony, but then I told myself 1 had made some mis- take, for Tony was at the 'Sheaf of Wheat" quite a long way from New York.
 It was dusk and after five o'clock before I reached my little apart menc.
 As I walked up the well-remember- cd staircase my heart was beating rapidly. Jim and I--our quarrel - and our parting.
 I took the latch key out of my purse, opened the door. and entered. The little hall inside was dark. I gropcd for the electric switch.
 And then it was that step sound cd behind me. I was seized roughly from the rear in mans embrace, and as screamed felt hot breath on my facc!
 TOmorrow-The Photograph.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ills, April 2.-IIogs 5000; 25c higher Bulk 16.00M16.50: heavy l1 00U l6.00; medium 16,o0l1 1870; lights l5.95d16.75; pigs Hoo Gn16.60.
 Cattle HOO; steady. Choice heavy steers 14.25N 14.75; medium 11.00M 14.00; common 9.75Go 10.75; choice lights 1200Cd II 5O common 9.506r II 75; butcher hcifers 7.75M12.50; ; cows I.50M 00; canners 5.00M 7.25; veal calves 1200m 1850; feed CT steers &50fa II. 80
 Sheep receipts none; no early salcg
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POPULATION FIGURES.

Washington, April 2.-Population statistics announced today by the census bureau included: /" Wilkesbarra, Pa., 73,828, an in- crease of 6,723, or 100 per cent over 1910.
 Waterloo, Iowa, 36,230, increase 9,537, or 35.7 per cent.
 Murphysboro, Ills., .,10,411, increase 2,926, or 39.1 per cent.
 Long Beach, N. J., 13,531, increase 223, or IF per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03
General G0rgas in
 Employ of Peru

Peru, April 2.-Major General Will liam c. Gorgas, former surgeon gen eral of the United States army, sail cd today on the way to New York, Belgium and west Africa, after hay. ing accepted a five year contract with the Peruvian government to di- rect an extensive sanitation pro- gram here. The retaining fec to be paid General Gorgas will be Sl5,0O0 q year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

done in many hard fought contests of the past.
 Several of the democratic leaders here who supported Hoke Smith for governor and again for senator, are out working for him now. The oth- CT wing of the party, some times called the Clark Howell. Governor Dorsey faction, is being urged by Mir. Howell to rally to the Palmer standard.
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EXCHANGE PRICES.

New York, April 2. Final prices;
 Sterling 60 day bills 390 3.8; con- mercial GO day bills on banks 3on 3-S; cnmmerc' al 60 day bills so l-4. Demand 39l 3-4; cables 395 l-2. Belgian francs demand 1870; cables l3.6S. Lire demand 20.02; cables 2o50. Marks ,42; cables l.43.
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SNOW IN KANSAS.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 2.-Snow ranging from flurries to d half inch fell in parts of central western and northwestern Kansas last night, ac- cording to reports to the weather bu- rcau here. Temperatures were be- low freezing in many parts of the south
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HUCkSTER RUNS AMUCk

St. Louis, April ?. William Jag gic, d huckster, ran amuck in a busy business section of the city today and shot one man, beat another, rob bed two women of small amounts of money, and himself was shot be- fore being captured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03
BELA KUN EATS

Vienna, April 2.-Bela Kun. for mer Hungarian dictator, and his companions who have been in pail here have ended their hunger strike which began when the Austrian gov ernment refused to consider their demand for freedom, according to the newspaper Abend.
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NEW CHIEF SECRETARY.

London, April 2.-Sir Homar Greenwood. under secretary for home affairs has been appointed chief secretary of Ireland, accord to official announcement this after noon.
 Sir Hamar succeeds Ian Macpho- son, who resigned yesterday.
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SHILOH VETERANS MEET.

St. Louis, April 2-Veterans of the battle of Shiloh met nere today to make the annual pilgrimage to the battlefield. More than 100 as- sembled, and many were accompan- jed by their wives. The trip will be made by boat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

Tour operators are at your ser
 e at all times. This means no ltlng for treatment. For appoint mt, phone 1646. Hollis Comfort } Beauty Shop, over Rosenberg J Burton's. 3-11-tf
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FLY ACROSS SAHARA.

Paris, April 2.-Major Vuilemin and Lieut.. Chal,n', two French avia- tors, have arrived at Dakar, having flown across the Sahara desert, a distant of $500 miles.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-TO BUY AN OLD building to make me house. If you have ono let me know. D. K. Turner, care Graphic. 3-30-6t+
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|R SALE-A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. |dern; ono block from West Sixth llne and two blocks from Cherry 'eet car line. Good lot. Paved 'ewalks to car line. An ideal me and fine neighborhood. See
 phone me at once if you want q me in Pine Bluff worth the money, mn W. Nycgaard, owner, phone l5 or 514. 1-1-3t
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Seattle, Indianapolis. and Washing ton, D. C., arc the oniy cities of the United States that maintain separate bureaus of policcwomen.
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b. FOR SALE-AUTOS

DETROIT ELECTRIC IN Ali CON- dition for sale; late model; also electrifier included; bargain; will demonstrate. Phone 2487, or cali 113 West Fourth 4-3-6t ONE 1918 CHEVROLET TOURING car; all castings are good, engine in good shape; will be sold at bar gain. Call at 1900 State street.
 4-2-6t
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pRAGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION len to handling and storing fur |ure and household goods. Cot l Belt Warehouse and Storage
 npany, Third and Georgia. Phone {1. 2-2T-tf
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QNSI[IEQADVERTI}EIYENTS
FOR SALE

l2--- FOR SALE
 e-~-~~~~~>~~~~~~~ PIANO, IN PERFECT CONDITION for sale; a bargain; terms. cash. Alp ply pl!yL-t1:2 612 Walnut, or phone 22o1. s-3O-6t TWO ROLL TOP DESKS. FOR SALE at bargain. Geo II. Adams. 3-30-6ts CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE AT Branch Normal college. Call 11Si or 1164. 33O-6t4. FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A flve-room cottage. Can be seen any time after Sunday. Phone 2857 or call at 110 s. Cherry. 3-2s-3ts FOR SALE loo BUSHELS PURE Mebanc Triumph cotton seed, guaran- teed sound and pure at sacrifice price. R. N. Burke at Alexander Brothers, 325 Pine street. 3-31-6t $50 WILL BUY A GOOD LITTLE tlVe-passenger car. Must sell as l have three. Magneto and tires are worth the money. H. T. Boch, 1905 West Sixth. 3-30-6t4. ~o~~-"~~~~~~~-~~N~~>N~~~ N--~~~--->-~~~-
 COUNTY SCRIP. ----
 Limited amount of county scrip for sale. Geo. H. Adams, pkone IA. >ooooao 3-19-1mo ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF staple cotton seed for sale. Cot ton from this seed sold for 76c a pound last fall. Price $3 a bushel. Rice Grain company, 205 East Third avenue. 4.3-er G0OD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty Of stove pipe and elbows, only used d few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCailop, Furniture Mover. l-6-tt GEORGIA ROWDEN PLANTING seed in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent germlnatlon; prices f. 0. b. England Ark. Thirty (3O) pounds to bushel; 90 bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel; 100 to POO bushels, S3.35, 200 to 1000 bushels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, S3.15. Remit check with order; refer ence: England National Bank, Lit tie Rock. England and Tebbetts Gin Co.,, England, Ark. 3-19-tf
 FOR SALE
 Twelve room residence, short dis Iance west of court house on Barra- que; price cheap and good terms.
 Large rooming house proposition on West Second, close to Main street, 115 Texas street, blocks from Main. Six rooms all modern con Garage, large lot. Bar gain for quick sale.
 40 acres land to trade for good au- .omobilc.
 215 East Second stones throw from Second and Main; seven rooms. tsk us for long list of city property
 We have Farm Loans,
 McNEW REALTY co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ELIMITED NUMBER OF TABLE 6arders, also have nlcc front Iom for two young men, with board.
 pply 903 W. Barraquc, Phone
 E6 3-24-12t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

W SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR }; strictly modern; piastered Is; corner lot; near Fourteenth
 Cherry. See A. G. Russell, at ne Insurance Agency. 3-30-6t+
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WANTED AT ONCE-TWO GIRLS
 to work at Liberty Candy Go. 3Vy Hast Third, phone o9G.
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PART OF UMBRELLA HANDLE;
 sterling silver with G. M. A. engrav- ed. Finder please return to Fire Station No. 1 or phone 13. 4-1-3t
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SALESMAN WANTED.

LLESMAN WANTED APPLICANT Rst be married a resident of Pine uff and between 25 and 35 years of
 e. This position is of selling
 ture, with salary and commission. answering, give age, experience. |drcss "J. T. G." care Graphic.
 4-1-3t
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OPERATOR WANTED, Previous experlence not absolutely
 necessary. Apply at once Hotel Pines.
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FEMALE HELP.

.THREE EXPERIENCED HOUSE-TO. house demonstrators; salary and 1car fare. Apply Mrs. NJ. Il, Miles, Broom 332, Hotel Pines. 4-l-3tsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS

ANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC
 n hand furniture. We also repair rniture and connect gas stoves. Flng Furniaure Co.,, 312 Pine Feet, phone 24S9. l2-30-tf
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ROOMS WANTED.

NE OR TWO LIGHT HOUSE. &eping rooms, or bed rooms wanted,
 f man and wife. Must be close in.
 3hone 23S. 3-27-6t
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SITUATIOMS-FEMAIE.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSI- xion in general office work, or as Assistant bookkeeper; can glve
 Preferences. Phone z7o3. 3-21-6t
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ACRES OF HIGH BOTTOM LAND rent; 30 acres of this land is only year land and 10 acres Cypress Ike land; half mile of Tucker,
 K. Has two three room houses ' two cribs. R. $. Cherry,
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NO 13 LOST.

TAN POCKETBOOK, $1 TO $5 IN currency lost. Purse contained card with name. Finder please phone i.
 Fred Moulton. 4-2-6t
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SITUATIONS--MALE

8MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FARM @ing wanted to assist manager on Scotton plantations; prefer bachelor of *from 45 to 50 years of age. Address
 SRoute 1, Box 80, or phone 9523- F2 VI 4-:% ;t {
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FOlJ ND,

|UND FRATERNAE EMBLEM
 E; call Hamilton, telephone 457. 3-27-6t
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= MALE OR FEMALE HELP

x RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, $110
 m onthly. Experience unnecessary. #Young men, IF upward, desiring &clerkships, write for free particulars. #J. Leonard (former civil service ex-
 aminer) 96S Equitable building, \ Washington, D. c. 3-2S-6t4,
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FOH RENI--kOOMS

URNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
 sall 22l3. 330-6t
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$50 WILL BUY A GOOD LITTLE lVe-passenger car. Must sell as have three. Magneto and tires are worth the money. H. T. Boch, 1905 West Sixth. 3-3O-6t+
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TWO ROLL TOP DESKS, FOR SALE at d bargain. Geo II. Adams.
 3-30-6tT
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ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF staple cotton seed for sale. Cot ton from this seed sold for 76c pound last fall. Price $3 bushel. Rice Grain company, 2o5 East Third avenue. 4~3-6t
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G0OD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 Of stove pipe and elbows, only used d few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCailop, Furniture Mover. l-6-tt
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PIANO, IN PERFECT CONDITION, for sale; a bargain; terms, cash. Alp ply SIP Walnut, or phone 2201. 3-3O-6t
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A five-room cottage. Can be seen any,
 time after Sunday. Phone 2957 or call at 11O s. Cherry. 3-2S-3t.
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POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING TWO hospital receipts and $97 in cash, lost. Finder please notify John Thompson, 805 Maple street, and re- ceive $20 reward. 3-3O-6t*
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LOST CHANGE PURSE CONTAIN ing one Elk Ring with chip diamond, one Elk Tooth with initials "E. B. L. No. 206," one Waldemor gold chain, one Elk Tooth lapel button. Reward if returned to Mack Hunter, at Elks Lodge. 3-31-6t. SPRAYED OR STOLEN ONE GRAY
 Horse Mule, years old, 15 hands and one inch high, rather wild. One Black Horse mule, Is hands and one inch high. very gentle, bob tail. A reward of $2500 will be paid for the return or information leading to the return of these two mules. Mr.
 Cravens, Manager, Geo. H. Van Et- ten, Estate, Ferda, Ark. 3-31-6t.
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CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE AT
 Branch Normal college. Call 11Si or 1164. 3-3O-6t+
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COUNTY SCRIP.

Limited amount of county scrip for sale. Geo. H. Adams, pkene IA.
 q
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FOR SALE loo BUSHELS PURE Mebanc Triumph cotton seed, guaran- teed sound and pure at a sacrifice price. R. N. Burke at Alexander Brothers, 325 Pine street. 3-31-6t
New-York tribune., 1920-05-25
Auto and Money Taken
After Giving Pair Lift
Motorists Story of Hold.Up in
Jersey Holds Two in Bail
of $4,000

PITTsFIELD. Mass, May 24.-The
story Of hold-up by which his auto
mobile, his baggage and money were
taken by two men whom he had given
lift on the road from Washington
to Middlesex County, N. u, was re-
lated to-day by ]. L. Wilcox, of Wav-
erly, Va. Wilcox testified before a
Federal commissioner in connection
with charges against Robert l.. Broyn
and Harold P. Bere, who Wilcox said
were his ungrateful passengers.
Wilcox said he met the men on the
road near Washington, where they
asked him for ride He took them
in and carried them for more than
day. In New Jersey, early May 9, he
said, one Of the men pointed a revolver
at him with a demand that he get out
He grappled with the man, and shot
went through his shirt, without injur-
ing him. The men overpowered him
and then drove away.
The automobile which Broyn and
Bere were driving when they were ar
rested here was identified by Wilcox as
his.
Broyn, who said his home was in
Rutland, VT, and Bere, who gave Rich
mond Hill, L. L., as his home, were held
in $1,000 bail until June 19.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-25
Constant NJ. Bird Dies:
IS Years With One Bank

Constant M. Bird. for three years
president of the Manhattan Savings
Institution, Broadway and Bleeker
Street, died unexpectedly yesterday
morning at the Hahnemann Hospital
He underwent surgical operations
several days ago.
Mr.. Bird was born in this city about
fifty years ago. In 1885 be became a
messenger in the Manhattan Bank.
He filled almost every position dur
ing. his thirtyfve years connection
with it. He also was a trustee of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
for several years.
Last January he figured in the arrest
of Jimmy Straton, who tried to rob
the bank. Straton, with two accom-
plices, walked up to the paying teller
and demanded $4,000. The employees
hid behind desks and partitions and a
revolver duel was begun. Mr. Bird
covered Straton with his revolver and
held him until the police arrived.
Mr.. Bird lived at 245 West 1O4th
Street and had summer home in
Larchmont, n. Y. He is survived by
his wife and daughter,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-25
Tenants Get Injunction
To Prevent Eviction

Justice Lydon, in the Supreme Court
number of tenants occupying apart
ments at 408 and 418 West 13Oth
Street by issuing an injunction against
the Sacred Associates Realty Corpora
ton, owner of both properties. 1t re-
strains the company from interfering
with the occupancy of the tenants
pending action for permanent in
junction and a renewal Of leases.
1t was alleged that by means of a
pretended transfer Of the houses the
company sought to terminate leases
of tenants for the purpose of obtain
ing higher rents. The proceeding was
brought by one tenant from each of
the houses owned by the corporation.