-*fiBOWMAN BROS.W5iin'Continued from Page One 'urIout. The curly headed*’ outlaw Imwc5mediately mounted a. machine gunmlf.in thn doorway of the bank whileUiSthe supposed Bowmans, each carryingttwo automatic revolvers, ordered the3oi-cashier. Fred Milner; his daughter.mi5Mis* Helen Milner, 18, assistantKp-ncashier, and Miss Florence Berry, «ginAcustomer, to Ituow up tneir hands.i-Neal Bownui) is said to have kept hisnlfS.puns trained on the cashier and twobb-:women while his brother scooped upui;all money In the drawers. The elderUStoutlaw then ordered Miss Milner toThiopen the vault.guiaCalm, although covered” by thea■Cttmenacing guns of the elder Bowman,wrjt.Miss Mliner when ordered to handS 1dout the money, savec^a further lossI «of SI 1.000 In gold and governmentshebonds. Thinking quickly as she eniro11tered the vault. Mlsa Milner pickedgup 84.700 *u. bills and give It to theecyoung robber.Ai •ifie did so. the girl pulledDa sark mer the gold and bonds.JTo continue the deception, sheof0casually asked the bandit If beMf)rwanted the pennies,” too. Bowman replied In the negative and5 -departed, not knowing that eacht_or tile pennies1' happened to bemmofa gold win.scSheriff Howard Duff of BelmontI*ncounty wtu summoned from Gt.IClairsville and immediately took up115the search. The trail led to Hctherda.Middloboume and Lore City. At the latter place the Belmont county sherhXiff waa Joined by reinforcements fromthe Guernsey county sheriff's office.ofPictures of thn Bowmans were takenaefrom the office in Cambridge andn-r -jCashier Milner immediately Identified the two Morgan county men as thefugitives.fZxttrxxbxvc eearch. in this district, en-oybepecLully in the hUte surroundingrsChesterhUI. was instituted today andJo,Jea capture may be effected later.usOlt 1IIS MUSCLKh-Baltimore, MtL. April 29.—William Eure. 24. la plenty ^bca ilfc