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=fe racket man end bank robber deluxe, His brother-in-law, one Joseph Bergl operates a Chevrolet agency on Weat 22nd Street, Cicero, Elle... The mombers of this gang purchased their automobiles invariably from =~. Bergl, as well as the majority of the Chicago andersorld who frequented 4. CLoercs Tilinoise: bon ihe Eee ats SOB PS eS Raw fem a SAE OE Eas aS ye ‘ no Pest investigation ‘by this “agent: ‘also ‘definitely. Gstebliched Babes ; that Pat Cariton, alies Larry O*Keofs, Chi Police Ho, 6-16239, | _ GRAS 1s, alias George’Rsller, Kansas City State Penitentiary Hoss. 6008, and Fred{farker, Kansas State Penitentiary Kos. 9836, ail ‘Poputed_ ae killers and bank robbers, were aleo members of thie gangs’ During the >=" ‘. ‘'yeare 1928 to 1930 some of these men, especially Miller and Bailey,’ ee uF Tesided at the Don Moor Aprtmwent Hotel, 921 Eastwood Avenue, Chicage, < Liinoil a» s hotel at that time was owed and operated by one lerris - vitt, Rte weshloeriet alias Mme vitt, During these years it. * te a inom hoodi wesftoariety However )'the aspects of the place changed - after 1050. relinquished his jommership and managencot ia the _Jatter ~ part of * . sea % Pans ae; a Wa: aye ag pie we Baca my wet, a wee ee ra an a Po te Ay? BES is igi +P Ne a fhon Milier and his alleged wife, or. paramour, ‘re flanns ef Brainard, Minnesota, Vieited Chicago, Illinole, they generally -222.552) | etopped at the Copeland, Graauere, Bismarck, LaSelle or Sherman Eotete; an wn - {Investigations at the foregoing hotels failed to show that Miller, or? i - -72-- @ny of his associates, were guests there since the maesacre et Kansas: ~:~ City, Missouri, on June 17, 1935, . The Oak Park arms Hotel st Oak Park, Tllinoie, Was another favorite stopping off place for members of this ... @Nge Investigation there also indicates that none of the pounded aa _ » in thie case had been there eince the year 19329 Mr, Anderson, the .30:-..° night clerk employed there for esveral years, on aumerous occasions | ‘hae been shown photographs of Miller and hie esacciates,- and be ade we 20 <¥ised that so ‘far they have not made their eppearance this year at, sR 7 hte hotele 7. eee are Js: ae ‘ ne 4 . * . Me! a rate on a a FL Moy an ~ - ty ‘s, ia ate Soha 7 fn rn hare ser tote # wT, + ae. tan, a fe ie we oi in arr Te sgn RS at ne : tant: *, uae, During the latter’ pert’ ‘of June, ‘1933, agent “John Le metale * eens . and thie agent covered the 0, P. Inn, Melrose Park, Illinois, at Pe intervala both day and night. Investigation there disclosed thet .“: eince the legalization of beer the clientele Aad fallen off GOS ana‘ *t _ that the finn did practically no businesses, It was evident thet none” | ” of the Subjects in this case were frequeting the inn in June or wary, vi.’ 1033, The O.P. Inn is operated by Louie (Doc) Stacey, trw name, \>.-- ae e x gB¥8op, of Bicilian extractions His brother, Johnay,’.and his -t€epaon,-= Ss *Einor ,Waleq\work there, ed welt as Shomy Burne, § the auiter, ‘end ride 4 ae be Scotch 200 y on, wee ‘ Bighs 3 — me ee