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Atlanta Georgian
Tuesday, April 29th, 1913
(Page 3, Column 8)
Says Phagan Suspect Left Pair of Shoes In His Place Saturday Evening.
Charles W. McGee, of Colonial Hills, a bartender in the saloon of J. P. Hunter at 35 South Forsyth Street, almost directly across from the National Pencil Company plant, corroborated to-day the story told by J. M. Gantt about leaving a pair of shoes in the saloon from Saturday night until Monday morning.
"The man I judge to be Gantt from the description came into the saloon, but stayed only a short time," said McGee. "I noticed nothing suspicious about Gantt or the man who was with him."