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ase” ay . Pa 7 - . . * ear ' relly . enets sag . * * te OT a ad 1 ' . + pak ote . . 7 . : ‘ . a , . fated * , . oe ft t ar 1 pea: 1, we ree a+ eo wy t “7. tart! oepeece ane ‘Be had been “convicted,” that he 5 jeraoncily & ‘anew ‘that Bridges “yal boon a at the speakeasy on the day of the bank robbery in Indiana, for in: | which Bridges had been convicteds However, Bowera said he was not: = —_ +,@ure that Bridges had been et the speakeasy all day, and since Bowers. ve - did not know where the robbery in Indiana had been cocmitted, be : thought it possible thet Bridges may have left the speakeasy long enough to participate in the robbery of the bank in Indiena, Mr, ™ Bowere oaid that a squad from the Detective Bureau, apparently, had’ ae been ealling in that neighborhood ae day before, driving @ Lincoln ear’ ae with Wieconein license plates, He eaid this equad wae easily sdenti fied, for while the ear had Wisconsin license plates 4% also bore a Chi onge - City license sticker, This car was the one used A by 1 Lieutenant Katt end the Hoodius Squad, - j Wien asket in ‘pogerd to the Location ¢ of : any garage o which one? = gh * might be used by the gangstere for storing of care while in that... ..0:°% 3: vicinity Bowers stated thet these men wuld probably store their oar iar in the White Front Garage, This garage ie identical with the -°*_ Sheridan Road Garage, which was previously contacted, The reaso3._ for storing care in thie latter garage, Bowers said, was that it . consisted of three stories and in consequence the cars could be. atored on the second and third floore and out of sight fron persons... on the street, This could not be. Gone ina one » story garage: ot ae . type siniler to his, ae Woy ig iis es EOS. ast . a 4 or Los oe . ae a ts OD aes sy, pee . wee “¢ : ee oe “S a - Fo. attempt. wap ado to “contaot the speckeasy of ine eiger 7 Store known as Murphys," yt te Ay , eR ted - ad ” pone he. 4 ve “ wh Sobor oo nw > ot ~ "fis +. Fe de believed ‘advisable, however, that appropriate intere . wiew be made with the manager of 917 Dakin Street, since if Bernard = = , Phillips lived there 1t fe possible thet he used an alias and that «°° -.; this alias may be learned at thie places -Such ean interview wild de: , ee 7 gondueted by agent after nu, with Lieutenant Katt, £ Z * _ “wr. Robert Le do, who ie now one of the proprietors: : r of the Cornish Personalized Guide Service, 111 ¥. Jackson Boulevards ;: >, - Chicago, Illinois, telephone, Harrison 6507, came to the Uhicage « * ek Bureau Office in response to a telephone request by’ “Qgent Bau. after: had located him through numerous inquiries around State and Quincy, Poetiins “ | Which ia the headquarters of the Chicago Sight Seeing Companys Mro.: * Del Gado said that he had served a tern in Joliet Penitentiary on :. @ charge of asaguit, growing out of a robbery in which he was a a perttcipant, end that he had also served « term in New Merico, He oe indicated that he et one time lived in Texas snd had been e manber of | @ gang thet operated in Oklahoma, Texas, and the vicinity, He sald