UJIIKUU 1 £. JO! 11.•A fifth ' Source signed by Judge Mat: Dado was in favor of Poland K. Pylant. 27. of .HIS Jefferson street, thlis city, from his wife, Mrs. HelenM. Pylant. *25. whose last address was Second and Lloyd streets, Pylant charged that his wife deserted liirn ami their little jjirl. nmv five years old. on October 9. 19*27. The pair were married at Klklon on May 17. 19 2-1. AVIdle they lived on Mechanic street, in Camden. N. J.. Pylant said, liis wife frequently walked out and left him to carc for the hnhy. Ho had to leave the child with neighbors while lie was at work. Finally he. reported her disappearance to the Camden police and was made the subject of considerable publicity, he said. He claimed that hi* wife drank and spent lime with one John O'Hara. The last l hue Pylant saw his wire, he said, was last January, when she visited the little girl. While Pylant was driving down tlic Trainer lull, he says his wife grabbed the* steering wheel, and nearly wrecked the car. Pylant was represented hy Attorney F. Leroy van Koden.