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a a ee ae © : to obtein ‘valuable information. « aS “ph 4 o % rent e ! a ea el tbat a8 Subsequent investigation: -haq olerified ; patter snd bas show the ‘true Sdantxty “of Varrene “Wissours Mfe Insurance Company of St. Louis, 606 6. Dearborn Btresty. 2 _ Chicago, Illinois, and et the Missouri State Life Insurance Company, . * " pobert Del Gado bad called at the Detective Bureau sone tine derure : 7 to Murphy"s Cigar Store, which is located under the elevated track ‘on By itp. "* which Frank Nash, or enyone acting for Frank Nash, received the identi~: vs hy pe woe 5ST Saattton, Agent Batm on Fely'10, 1638, had ebecked’at “ee e a: 350 8. Wells, at which time it was discovered that Dr, Warren was sot ~ employed by either of these companiessg Dr. Warren hed informed Mrs, . Eckroad that he had secured e position as an ozamining physician for _ the Missouri Life Insurance Company. Maly Kew ME oft ae pee: Lieutenant Katt informed igent/on July 6, 1035, thet ene. _and had etated that “Pretty Boy" Floyd had been seen in town in‘. eompany with two men known as the row Brothers from Oklahoma and bad stated that these partiocs eteying on Jackson Boulevards 4 eearch by Lieutenant Katt and hie squad had failed to reveal the | eccurancy of Del Gado's statemente, but Katt suggested it might be ...; . wise to interview Del Gédog In addition, Lieutenant Katt said that. when he arrested Clive Bridges previous to Bridgeat conviction in. *'; : Indiena when he was sentenced for @ term of fifty yeare in the Indiam ~* 4. State Penitentiary for dank robbery, that Bridges had told bim to go © 2" 3 ‘Sheriden Road.near Irving Park Boulevard and Murphy Would pay #500,00 aoe ee around a saloon in that vicinity for sone time, Due to the fact that: Lieutenant Kett’s informant had revealed that Bernard Phillips, 1.0. -., #1196 had lived in that vicinity shortly before the arrest of Bridges, and since other members of this gang might eleo bave connections in... that neighborhood, Lieutenant Katt said that he believed that if an | undercover man could make proper contacte in Murphy's Ciger Store, -*.:. which ie in fact a hook making oatablishment,-. shat At would. be. Posateles, i ‘Baum has interviewed Mr. Gol Ets Hokin on several occasions end he ian been unable to furnish any further information concerning the manner fa‘: fication card supplied by the Secretary of State by mail upon the pur= ; chase of Illinois license platese He did, suggest, however, that Agent Baum interview a Mr. Herold Bell, formerly day manager at the Lake Park Garege, and who is now a clerk at the Hayes Hotel, 64th Street and ‘University Avenue, Chicago, Tllincie, Mr. Bell was interviewed at the