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«pea tee - * . ao . Bee ee “ - oy - home parties as e common laborer and bes earned £84.00. eo te witnessed by Jack Zier end ure. Ranale Farner. . ‘application for Banishment Parole , bearing t¥o signatures of Doc Barker wae obtelned from the records of the Pardon Attorney's office and also an Application for Clemenoy, dated June 16, 1931, bearing two signatures of foo Barker wes obtained at the Pardon Attorney's office and are tranmitted herewith. There was found in the file of Doc Barker at the Pardon Attorney's office a letter dated February 14, 1934, written et Receho, Missouri, and sigeé George E. Barker, address Pest Office Boz 174, Neosho, requesting thet eare parole report bienke for hie aon, Doc Barker, be forwarded. A similer letter, éeted March 26, 1933, signed George E. Barker, Post Office box 174, was obtained. There is nothing to indicate that these letters ere in the hand- writing of Doe Barker and are not being treneuitted herewith, All of the documents forwarded herewith beve been coepicd and information eontained therein in the nature of leads wih be eollated — and proper investigation sonducted. fhe Xanaes City office wes apprised today Selepbonteany of the names eppearing on these parole reporte. | As ia indicated, ao handwriting spesinens eontd be found of Herry Campbell. Agent Hollie informe me that he has made & thorough search of the records in the Police Department at Tulsa, Oklahoma, but has been unable to obtain eny specimens of Harry Campbell's handwriting there. He will oonduct further investigation in an effort to obtain such specimens and, if obteined, same will de forwarded forthwith to the Divisions. Very traly yours, . . - ‘Dwight Brantiey, 7 ce co —_ ' Bpecial agent in Charge. Enalta. eo-St. Paul Kaneas City