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te 7 . + Fos . = 5 Cte i ne i TH, marten ent Sen om ! ae a are 2: Aa XS thee ~ B22 ee Sf ents ath ” [ Colas oe 905 Federal Reserve Bank matting : we RE So, mena a "RECORDED Be PEAY oF wveSTICATIOS @f Special Agent in Charge ”- INDEXED ae * JUL 22 1933 4- Mi. 4: 2 United States Bureau of Investigation ee 1° f EPA La GF SE 224 Federul Building . We! 25 1933 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Deur Sirs PS, RE: VERNON a with aliases « ‘FUGITIVE, et ay G vo OBSTRUCTIGN OF JUSTICE (Endeavor to fe liver S wt Se a ag evcertained by investigation « et Kaness city thet on the cignt of: June 26; 1933, five ven registered in a rather surreptitious munner at the Byron Hote’, huving written their ovres on a separete sheet of paper instead as Sean Ea poaieteation sheet. The registrations being given, as follows: eur ineed, Las Vegas, Hevedo, Room 2106 Qe - earn - ETC, a Gere: Las Vogse, Neveda, Room 216 sect ta ie an? ish, Lae Vegne, Nevada, Room 217. 4 °F get. ay wa, Lae Vegaa, Nevada, Room 214, }- tw Ze . ; Xe” 3. Bs ztery Tas Vegas, Novede, Room ave ay of ; tie ; It waa ascerte ined that the individuale wert before 5 Aces * whtte they were thore they sent out threes or four suite of clothing to a tailor shop for pressing. The tailor rocalle thet at least two of theses suite cane from th . Hart-Schaffner and Murx desler at McAlester, Oklahomae All of the euite being of good raterie], one bei-ig medium gray, one dark gray or blue and one light tan. 1% ia rocalled by the tailor that one of the mites had one leg of the trousers, probubly the left, notiosabdly shorter than the other lege The tailor observed - the three mon later on the street searing the suita which he had preseed and . noticed that a large man, approximately six feet in height and weighing ebout — _ two bundred pounds, walked with a limp. Presumably this ie the individue] who _oeneé the trouncre with the ehort lege It ie esid that the ran who Linped eppe:read to be Irish and is forty to forty-five yeare of age. am ane While thie may be ry rather indefinite Lent, it 1s requested thes your ° office make very thorough investigation at the clothing store handling Hert- Cehaffner and Marx clothing at McAlestor, Cklehora, to dotermina, if possfle, the name and identity of the party who. purchased the suit of clothing which had to ve altored as to the length of one lege It 1a suggested that the tailor, who mikes the alterations et the clothing atore in question might be conferred «ith