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cima mr ek ne rane atm meters late ee pe eat let ee diet Seeder a tr te thereat teehee alba te To + the various celle, it being noted that Mrs. Antonio was of the opinion sha made one cell from the booth on the left (number 8900) and two calls from the booth on the riskt (number 6908). Mise Karrant does not recall but - - two calls and is of the opinion they wre meade from the booth on the right. ; With reference to the report made to the Kansas City Office by an informant that Lira. Conner might be located at the Majestic Eotel Annex, Xre Te F. Euston, Manager of the Majestic and Annex was interviewed, and allowed Acents to examine hia records. However, no record of the registre- . tion of this woman could be located, and Mr.,Hustor could not recall ker, - It wes noted fraz the records that George W aller registered from Eot Springs October 4, 1932, and departed October 6, 1922, occupying Room 223. kr. Huston called attention to a letter received from the Ben KeGehee Eotel, Little Rock, dated July 6, 1923, relative to-one DJ, Sarcly, St. Paul, who skipped a bill in February, 1933, -Thia letter advised . bat this man had placed a call on January 29, 1032, to Lire. J. Christine O'Srien, 120 Greenway, Hot Springs, and hed used the name of Porer in talk- ing. Kr. Huston sugsested that this man might be mixed in a ‘racket of some kind. The inforration is noted here in the event the names Germly and Power should enter this case, ; 4 a oy ve eter ey ray 3 ties aie ; With reference to the telephone call from VY. oo sason QaAller) ‘at the Newbern Hotel, Eansas City, to Mra.jLong (ortleng) at the Arlington .Eotel, Rot Springs, on Februery 27, 1925, it was gescerteined through Mre We E. Chester, President and Generel Kenager of Ane Arlington, that there wes no Lirs. Lorg or lang registered at the ting of the call. However, it Was determined thet on Februery 19, 1623, one”“AwLong, Newerk, K.J. regiatered anc remained et the Arlington until Karch 6, 1933. ir. S. We. Grumbley, an eesistant to Mr. Chester, advised that Le recails thet Long arrived at the hotel with three other men, who registered as BerxKutlow, Kew York; A. Aspitzel, Broad Street, Newark, N.J.g and LouisXSaffer, New Yorke During their atey they were apparently joined by the wife of Seffer, but the | mae records to not show that they were accompanied by another woman. These people occupied at various times during the period mentioned rooms 542-3, 624-5, 551 and 530. on Ree nL Hea, - ASSL atc ie a aetna -_ Si tee eRe ; ata |, ae Mm pu wn NGA + peal: by nhct ete . PA Aa i < a i . . ora ‘ tet aie Patits Kr. Grumbley recalla that the party registered late one night, being checked in by the night clerk, end hie infornation being that they had just ériven in from Celifornia, By their appearance it was clear thet they were mixed up in some kind of a racket. Long was tke leader, and Futlow tonk care of all the bille for the party. Payment was alwaye made in cabh, with dbille of-large denomination, Mr. Grumbley recalling that the presence of the party at the hotel during the bank holiday was helpful to the hotel because of the shortege of cash. Mr. Grumbley also recalled that Long had been at the hotel on previcus occasions. - 180. a me me ee am ep em em nm a ee A a ta a a ee a