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(@ oe oe ces, First National Benk of Wilson appeared at the window of the First . . State Bank of Seminole and had Lloyd Brown, a Teller, change $100.00 in $1,00 bills to bills of larger denomination. I talked with Bruce Brady on this date and am postive of his identity.” . Te I . .t: .. (signed) J. a. Hamilton, © | « wee _' ‘Seminole, Gklaboma, =” WITNESS: T. M. Birch ee teeta eee se ., ° | Seminole, Oxla., Ww January 30, 1934° . if *Statement of Lloyd Brown, Cashier of First State Bank of Seminole: On or about December 1, 1933, a man whom I have since identified as Bruce Brady appeared at ny window in the Firet State Bank at Seminole and requested me to chance some emall bills to bilis of larger denom- ination. Bruce Brady handed me a package which I counted, there being $100.00 in $1.00 bills in the package. In exchange for this money, I. gave Bruce Brady five $20,00 bills. The money that Bruce Brady gave me wes in a neat package all faced the same ways I remember this in- atapce very distinctly because of the fact that Mr, Hamilton of the First State Bank told me that that the man who was getting the money _ ¢hanged was Bruce Brady together with the fact that it is a vary un- usual thing for a eustomer to present 100 $1.00 bills at the window and request larger bills in exchange for them,*® (signed) Lloyd Brown Seminole, Oklahoma WITNESS: 7. M. Bireh - SS , i a ee a eo £ a Geninole, Okla., - '" + January 80, 1934 *Statenent of Clay S, Duvall, Teller of the Firet Netions1 Bank of Seminole: Prior to the robbery of the Bank of Coalgate, Bruce Brady, — whom I have known for approximately ten years and formerly worked with in the Pirst National Bank of Wilson, appeared at the window of the First National Bank of Seminole and requested me to change 150 61.00 pills to bills of larger denominetion. This i did, giving hin, Bruce Brady, seven £20.00 bilis and one €10.00 bill. The money that pruce Brady gave me was in a nezt packese all faced the same way and had the =Le