Report on Vice Conditions in Tulsa, 1921 May 16

              Tulsa, Oklahoma, May 16th, 1921.

 Operative No. 36 Reports on the Regal Hotel, 218-A North Main.

 I checked in Room No. 354 at 7:30 P. M. After sitting in the lobby  until 8:15 P. M. I decided to leave and returned at 9:30 P. M.  Outside the hotel I met Charles Bailey and asked if I could get a girl  at the Regal. He said I could get anything I wanted there. We then  got a man by the name of Myers, a foreman for the Shaw Motor Company.  Myers said he formerly worked at a garage underneath the Regal; that he  put in all of his spare time in the Regal Hotel, and anything went as  long as he had the money. I asked if he had to dodge around the proprietor  and he said "No, they are all O. K. up there". After I treated Bailey  and Myers to a soft drink I left them and met Roy Downing at 23 North  Main Street. Roy Downing said there were several girls stopping at the  Regal, but they put in their time at the other rooming houses over town  as Mr. Miller doesn't openly permit them to fill dates at the Regal. I  then returned to the hotel and interviewed Mr. Miller, the Proprietor.  Mr. Miller said the place got filled up with girls and that he made a  cleaning up three weeks ago and got rid of them all. I saw four girls in  the lobby that had rooms on the second floor. I asked Mr. Miller who  they were and he said they were show girls. Mr. Miller and his  daughter, Mrs. Withrow, own the place. Mr. Miller works days and Mrs. Withrow's son works nights. I met Mr. Kilgire, salesman for the Mack  Truck Company, who has Room 361 at the Regal, and I told Mr. Kilgore I  wanted to get some whiskey and wild women, so he called the night clerk  and asked him to get a pint but the clerk claimed he hadn't got any  whiskey in sometime and that he didn't know just where to get it now.  At one A. M. a young man knocked at my door and said the night clerk  sent him up to me to get me some whiskey. I gave him $7.00 to get a pint and