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MID-WESTERN GAMES

MID-WESTERN GAMES
Missouri at Kansas State.
Baldwin Wallace at Akron.
Illinois Wesleyan at Bradley.
Wooster at Case.
Grinnell at Cedar Falls.
Dayton at Cincinnati.
Carleton at Coe.
Utah at Creighton.
Findlay at Defiance.
Michigan State at Detroit,
Wittenberg at Denison.
Lombard at John Carroll.
Monmouth at Lake Forest.
North Dakota Aggies at South Dakota
Aggies.
Ohio Northern at Mt. Union.
Miami at Oberlin.
Marietta at Ohio U.
Detroit Tech at Olivet.
Heidelberg at Otterbein.
Beloit at Ripon.
Loyola IN at st. Louis.
Kalamazoo at YpsilAnti.
North Central at Augustana.
Luther at st. Olaf
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BARRATT STILL OUT

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 8-Fred
Barratt, star Ohio center, viii not
be able to play Saturday against
the Hawkeyes. Dick Larkins has
taken over the center berth.
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English Peer Dies
By United Press

By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 8.-Lord Henry
Fitzwarine Chichester died today at
"a. He was the second son of the
fourth Marques of Donegal.
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Early Basketball

st. Philips A. O. will open its season
Friday night at BIS at the st. Philips
auditorium against the strong Indianapolis
Flashes. curtain raiser will precede the
contest For games with the Saints call
Oh. 1901 or address st. Philips A. c., 5S5
Eastern avenue.
Flanner and Buchanan will have a fast
team this year playing on the home-and-
home basis. Teams desiring games get
in touch with w. r. Linn, Ia. 4402 or
write as West Fall Creek boulevard.
Indianapolis Postoffice five has entered
the field with a fast team and would like
to book a fast game for one evening next
week. Address " E. Beeman, Carriers
Box. Post Office.
Sunday afternoon at Liberty hall and
would like to book games with state teams.
Call DR.. 6318 or write H. Marshall, 1880
Olive street.
The Indianapolis Times will put bas-
ketbalI team in the field this season
made up Of plant employees. Windy Nave
will captain the squad and Norman
isaacs will coach the aggregation. Teams
having access to gyms write Isaacs, Times
sports department.
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FORWARD PASS DEFENSE

Georgetown Gets Set for Conflict
With Carnegie Tech.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. "A de-
Tense for the forward pass has oc-
crpied most of the attention of head
coach Lou Little and the George
town university football team in
preparation for it's meeting with
Carnegie Tech at Albany, N. Y,
Saturday.
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TIJUANA OPENING SOON
Feature Inaugural Event to Be $685.
900 COffrOth Handicap.
Rp Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Nov. 8.-Of1-
cial announcement of the opening
of the Tijuana Jockey Club at IT,
juana river, sixteen miles below San
Diego, was made today from the
club offices here.
The meeting will open Nov. 20,
featured by the $4,000 added Cof-
froth handicap. Announcement also
was mace of the 100000 added Cof-
froth handicap to be run March IT.,
1929.
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Third Government Stabilizer
of France Has Led
Since War.
Ri United Press

By United Press
PARIS, Nov. 8.-Raymond Poin-
care, vino brought back a national
confidence in Frances financial
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Saturday College Grid Games
SOUTHERN GAMES

Western Reserve at st. Xavier.
North Dakota at South Dakota.
Antioch at Rio Grande.
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10 Injured in Trolley Accident

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Ten per-
sons were injured during the morn
ing rush hour today when an over
head cable fell on a Brooklyn troll
ley car and threw Loo passengers
into a panic. The injured all suf-
fered from minor cuts and shock.
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The Maharajah of Kashmir, In
dia, has an annual income from his
personal estate of $1O,O0O.OOO.
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The Big Four. A. A. and Old Gold
Theater and s. S. s. as the HOosier
Hosiery, and Prest- o-LIte girls won two
from the Miller Sandwich and Anheuser-
Busch In the Indiana Ladies league at
the Indiana alleys. Alice Shea led this
loop, with games of 176, 1874 and 1877,
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But one game was rolled in the In
diana League Wednesday night, the In
dependents taking the odd game from
the Weobe- Nielsen. Reynolds was the
star Of this set to-, getting games OF 200,
204 and 229, total of 627
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The Shorts won two games from the
offers as the Longs and Bears made
clean sweep Of their series with the Bulbs
games.
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HOLD FUNERAL FRIDAY
FOR BABY FIRE VICTIM
R0wena Johnson, 3, Dies From
Burns Suffered Oct. 20.

Funeral services for Rowena
Johnson, 8, DAUGHTER of Mr.. and
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DIAIH O1VULo
Illinois at Butler.
Notre Dame at Army.
Chicago "Y" at Wabash.
Indiana Central at De Paw.
Rose Poly at Earlham.
Franklin at DanVille.
Hanover at Muncie.
Oakland City at Manchester.
State Normal at Evansville.
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TNTERSECTIONAL GAMES

Haskell at Loyola Isl.
Westinghouse at Princeton.
Ohio Wesleyan at Syracuse.
Michigan at Navy.
Nebraska at Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Aggies at West Virginia.
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The Maple Road and American Central
Life teams won two games from the City
Trust and Fletcher American, while the
Continental National Bank made clean
sweep OF their series with the Farmers
the Delaware alleys. Kellogg easily led
the field in this loop with games oil loi.
235 and 1874, total of 500,
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BIG TEN GAMES
STATE GAMES

Indiana at Minnesota.
Purdue at Northwestern.
Chicago at Wisconsin.
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The Fishermen and Straight Eight boys
won three from the Sluggers and Pencil
Pushers as the Experimentals and Dis
tributers lost two to the Overheads and
Meters in the Marmon league games.
Thompson had high game with a score OF
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Local Pin
GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

The bowlers and railbirds will have q
the events carded. AZ the Delaware alleys
Bill Sargent will stage a "375" doubles
scratch singles billed. while the big boys
will be given a chance at the Capitol
alleys where an open singles sweepstakes
Will be the attraction.
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The Marotts came out OF their slump in
the Indianapolis League with bang at
the Pritchett Recreation alleys, and turned
tn on Fl EScb %ss r snd fop D5
time win over the Hare Chevrolet. The
Meridian Garage also rolled a dandy
series. getting 3,044 with counts of 9a6,
LOTS and 983 to win three from the Hal
gren Peoria Life. The LOTS game was
needed as the Life boys turned in
count of 1921 against 1t. The Silver Flash
and Kirschner-Loyick teams also won
three in this loop from the .3-F Coffee and
Auto Equipment, as the American Cen
odd game from the Coca-Cola and Falls
City Lager.
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.ZZZE. NEW
RTAZIUzeA Justin epas&srA anaNc-

Crystal, in bed with Tony, one of
her hands cuddled by Tony's cool,
slim fingers, VISA half-glad, half
sorry that the light was out at last.
For it had both fascinated and
hurt her to see Tony's luminous eyes
and the tell-tale flush of color on
Tony'S beautiful face. So that was
how a girl looked and felt when she
had been kissed by a lover like Dick
Talbot Crystal wondered miserably
if her eyes would ever shine with
that love-kindled brilliance...
"Why, Crys, darling, you're cry
ing!" Tony discovered contritely. Il
knew I should have a doctor You're
all shot after your narrow escape
from drowning"
mo, mol" Crystal protested, swal-
lowing a sob. THAT boiling bath
you made me take will fix me up.
I'm not really damaged, except that
I'm a little-nervous.
Don't go to sleep right off, Tony.
Let's talk, like we used to at Brad
ley. Remember? Oh, Tony, I wish
we were both back at Bradley, not
out in the world, with people ex-
pecting us to be grown-up."
Tony chuckled in the dark. 81
think it's fun pretending to be
grown-up. But fire away, darling;
I'm all ears"
Il just-wondered," Crystal
stammered, why you threw Dick
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over, if you-if you like for him to
kiss you. I'm sorry, but I couldn't
help seeing-from the doorway to-
night"
saw me wrapped in Dicks
arms" Tony queried, not at all
annoyed. II admit it, CryS. He
did kiss me. 49,. He cave-man-
ned me, and I admit that I liked
it. Heap much thrills!
But I don't want to marry just
for thrills, which everyone agrees
diminish rapidly after marriage.
But listen, Crystal, I'll tell you a
secret. 1t wasn't just Dick that
Tilted; it was marriage.
Don't want to get married; hate
the very idea. All soured on mar
riage. Funny, but I'm talking just
like Sandy-click, click, click, like
the key of a telegraph instru-
ment."
Crystal brushed Sandy Ross aside.
She had never met him had no idea
Of the vitality important place he
held in Tony's affection.
Crstal, whose sole ambition 1t
was to be proposed to many times
and finally married to a man that
other girls wanted, was interested
only in Tony'S reputation of mar
riage.
But, Tony, you'll have to be mar
ried some day. 1t isn't as if you
didn't like men"
"That's just it, or part of It,"
Tony interrupted, laughing rue
fully. "I like men, not just a
man-Dick or anyone else. AS 1
told Sandy, I've got an anti-mar-
riage complex. Honest! He laughed
at me, but it's true all the same.
Marriage seems such wash
out to me-Pat's and Pegs, and
oh, almost every marriage, ex-
cept the new ones, like Faith and
Bob Hathaway's and Cherry and
Nils Jonson's. Mrs. Tony Some
thing -other-ten, twenty years
from new A Tony turned
into a Peg.
But the fact remains that
marriage for my beloved parents
has definitely gone on the rocks.
and poor, dumpy nagging little
Peg has as genuine a case Of
heartbreak as any high-powered
emoter on the stage ever pretend
ed to picture. Pat says Peg
was a knockout when he married
her. He was every bit as crazy
about her as Dick is about me.
See, Crystal
Ito Be Continued
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fixed smile. Nothing wrong at
home, I hope?"
Sybil chuckled maliciously. ooh,
no-we're just giving Val a little
surprise party. She will be sur
prised, won't she, Mrs. Ramsey? OF
course you'll phone and have her
PACED. But we'll drive fast--and
perhaps We'll get there first"
Mrs. Ramsey elevated her
tweaked brows. Flushed apoplec-
tically. But Sybil had flown.
"a little speed, Jack! Step
on It'll"
Through the frosty night they
drove like mad.
cts like the movies!" giggled Ma
bel, Struggled warmly against her
husbands shoulder.
"Sib, the virtuous sister, starring.
Walls the ingenue lead, and you're
the hero, Jackie, rescuing the Inno-
cent ingenue from the villain at
Googin's."
DRESENTLY they were there.
Il Standing in the doorway. Life
and love surged by, staggering some
times as they passed. Youth in
youths arms. And youth in ages
embrace.
Pretty rouged cheeks against
heavy jowls, and the corrugated
skin of old dancing fools. Tragi-
comedy. The business of having q
good time.
SYPHILIS glance embraced the great
dining room.
There they are-over in the cor
ner booth. Walls facing us, powder
ing her nose"
Like q flash she had left them.
A slim little figure in plaid sport
skirt and beaver jacquette, thread
ing her way between the dancers.
"Sybil! What are you doing
here?"
Valerie swayed a bit unsteadily.
Clutching the table cloth, dragging
the china perilously.
God almighty"
The man with her was on his
feet. White as death. Facing Sybil
across the empty glasses and the
stained linen. The words were COM
ing from dry lips, choked from
palsied throat
where did you come from?"
ITO Be Continued
THE man with Valerie? Drama
and tragedy in the startling chap
ter ahead.)
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he interrupted. whenever I think
of her 1 take another drink"
He drew flask from his pocket.
Ginger ale, Sweet?"
Gust a little. Did y her,
Darl?"
Sure did, honey"
Valerie pouted.
IT think you're horrid."
"Well, you asked me-"
But you don't love her any
more?"
I'LL say don't! she walked out
on me, Sweet. I'm off her for life.
hope she has Jumps in her mashed
potatoes"
ooh, Darl, don't joke. Tell me
about her"
That's all there is, old dear. The
righteous Sybil Smelled my we'll
known breath one night, and left
me fiat. Most outrageous thing ever
happened to man."
He reached for her glass, and his
fingers found her wrist. Dull red
suffused her face, and his eyes
burned with an unholy fire.
oval, 1 never wanted woman so
much in all my life"
How about Sybil?"
1.-THE devil with Sybil!"
A girl in a crimson skating suit
pelted cotton snowbalIs. A girl IN
pink tarlatan kicked and whirled.
And a girl in rush skirt SHIN
mied. Walters hurried about, de-
posting small bottles of rank liquor
under folded napkins.
Ten o'clock. Eleven o'clock.
The place was wild and noisy. The
girl in the rush skirt kissed bald
heads impartially.
The girl in tarlatan was soaking
wet and swearing roundly. Someone
had ducked her in the iridescent
fountain.
CYBIL and the Moores had driven
~ from Boston directly to the
Ramseys in New Haven. Briefly
Sybil introduced herself to Valerie's
hostess.
A plump creature swathed in
satin, dripping monkey fur. hen
naed and facialed and plucked. A
matron of glib phrases.
Poor Vail" she exclaimed VOL
ubly. eve actually drove her out
this evening. To Googin's-such a
jolly place. Mr.. Ramsey had a
beastly headache. We were all go
ing, but the very last minute"
An expression of conventional
concern succeeded Mrs. Ramsey's
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POsey Wheat Crop Fails
By United Press

bY UWtItU ITt5o
MT. VERNON, Ind, Oct. s.
Posey County's wheat crop this year
is a total failure in the opinion of
local mill officials. 1t is predicted
that not more than 10000 bushels
of wheat will be sold by county
farmers. Between 10000 and 10000
bushels ordinarily are sold at the
local market. In addition to the
crop being small much of the wheat
is so poor in quality that it is not 1T
for milling.
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REUNION OF VETERANS
Bedford to Be Host for 139th Field
Artillery Over Week End.

BIZ Times Special
BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. s. The
stage is set to welcome the World
War veterans of the 10th Field Ar
tillery who will hold their sixth an
nual reunion here Saturday and
Sunday.
More than 500 men are expected
to attend. Among the visiting vet
Grams will be nearly 300 from Indi-
annapolis. Three buses have been
chartered to make the trip from
the Capitol city and scores are ex-
pected to make the journey here
in automobiles.
Lieut.. Lester Pitts, Bedford, is in
charge of arrangements for the re-
union.
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CUDDENLY Sybil became amen
y able.
Cali right, Dolly" she said. "I
won't tell Tad And if Jack will
drive us, I'll go down to New Ha-
ven tonight. Thanks for telling me
about it, Doll. You meant we'll, I
guess.
perhaps it's for the best. I'll see
what can do, anyhow. Don't worry
about my dragging you into it. And
don't tell Dot Faxons crowd"
Dolly turned wide eyes on her
friends.
why, Sib" she reproached gently,
don't you know you can trust me?
I'm awfully fond of Val-really.
Wild horses couldn't drag a word
out of me. I'll run along now. You
and Mrs. Moore will want to be
making arrangements. Valerie will
thank you some day for this"
Dolly winked back surprising tears
and powdered her nose resolutely.
"Goodby," she said. you're good
kids-both of you"
"lIy dear" said Mabel when
she had gone, that girls been in
a jam herself. And Tom Weston
raised the devil. It's plain as the
nose on your face. Did you ever
know girl to give herself away
SO?
"I'll bet Tom had her on her
knees. It's wonder to me he ever
took her back. But he put the fear
of God in her, sure as you live.
That's why she wants to save Val.
She's been through the mill her
self.
"Say, these modern wives! What's
become of good old-fashioned mo-
rality? They make happiness their
god. Then they spit in virtues
face. No wonder they're discon-
tented The blind fools!"
Sybil sighed.
"It's dizzy world, Nab. Have
you seen Tom Weston lately? Old
before his time. Grayer than his
father Lines like scars. Poor
Tommy. If fool woman can hurt
a man that much, then, Nab, I'm
going to bring Val home again"
NOOGIN'S on the Post Road is a
nefarious place. Blatant as a
circus In the semi privacy of
crimson booths men and girls made
love.
Under a red and green striped
awning an orchestra made strident
noise. And in the little space be-
tween the double row of painted
booths couples danced and laughed,
and continued to make love.
Valerie raised her glass, and
smiled provocatively into the flushed
face SO close to her own.
Here's to the movies" she cried,
"and fame!"
Their glasses clicked.
ITO Valerie West" he responded,
gravely, ION the billboards!"
She dirnpled demurely.
II always did think" she ad-
mitted, that I have a nice, eu-
phonious nanRe-effective, you know,
for posters and electric lights.
"The girls at school used to say
it sounded exactly like a movie
stars. And I don't mean to brag.
But, honestly, I do take the best
pictures. They fatter me outrage
ously. Everyone says I photograph
like Billy Dove"
my DEAR" he protested you'll
make poor Billy look like a wash
out"
"Oh, Darl! You adorable fiat
terer." And then, staring specu-
latively into her empty glass-"You
know, Darl, they say blond beauty
fades soonest, but don't think So
do you? I think it all depends on
the woman herself.
Dolly Weston's been running
round for years, and she still looks
like a china doll And there's my
sister-in-law, Sybil. She is awfully
dark, and she's been through a
whole lot. But there are times
you'd swear she wasn't a day over
90"
II knew a girl named Sybil once,
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q XXXIV (Continued)

e XXXIV (Contlnued)
Is him Darl, short for dar-
Se's only known him a
I knew she went to the
Us so she could see him. But
SIS think it was any more than
ling affair. You know. Like
body has" Dolly colored. IT
mean" she stammered.
Oh, that's all right" Sybil re-
red her airily. Don't worry,
". We won't give you away"
ell, of all the nerve!" Dolly
ID wrathfully. I'm a good
all that, but I certainly
Ye to draw the line.
SO insulted in all my life.
Can to insinuate, Sybil
Thornels. ="
There, there, don't get excited,
oll," put in Sybil Soothingly. 81
idn't mean to insinua;e thing. If
you think this is my funeral, what
= was it you wanted me to do about
it?"
well, I thought you might run
down there. It's only three hours
on an express. You could get the
five o'clock, if you hurried"
"And then what? Grab Val from
DarPs arms, and drag her home to
Tad? Not a chance!"
But you could reason with her,
Sib. You know you could. She has
the greatest respect for your judg
ment. And she's scared of you too,
Sib. Get her to come home. Talk
the thing over with Tad. Go through
it respectfully. Think Of your
mother, Sib-and the baby"
CYBIL laughed.
- GAS an emotional actress,
Doll, you're bust. And your logic's
rotten"
But sybil, I think Mrs. Yves
toms right" Mabel spoke with quiet
conviction cts a tough thing to
do, dear. But, for Tad's sake, I'd
go through if I were you.
why don't you let Jack and me
drive you down tonight? Then you
could go home and see the baby,
and tell some plausible little story
to explain the trip. We could come
back tomorrow"
Then why not tell Tad about
It," demanded Sybil, and let him
handle Val?"
ooh, don't tell Tad, Sib!' Dolly
Weston's stricken whisper was the
prayer of soul that had pIumbed
its hell-a craven, frightened little
soul.
"You don't know, Sib, what men
are like when they hear things like
that. If Tad knew that Val had
planned to go away with this man
to live with him-he-he-why
Sib, he might kill them both!"
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MoUimg Time
Winters Approval Drives
Suburban Folk to City
Apartments.
TINE advance agent for King

TINE advance agent for King
l. Winter stopped off here
this week long enough to speed
up the annual trek of temporary
residents of suburban and country
homes to city apartments.
That is just another way of
saying that Oct. l, several hun
dred Indianapolis people moved
back into apartments ~ avoid
tending furnaces and submitting
to household inconvenience at
tending bitter weather.
The reverse migration takes
place about the first Of May.
Many claim there is nothing to
the moving-day story, but, fact or
fable, the truth of the assertion
is brought out in statistics from
the Citizens Gas Company and
the Indianapolis Power and Light
Company, whose removal records
show that there was a lot of shift
ing around Monday.
The Indianapolis Power and
Light Company reported $50 dis
connections on Oct. 1, as against
165 on Sept. 80.
This undoubtedly illustrates
that a large number of people
set aside Oct. as the official
moving day, but the condition
here cannot compare with Chi
cago or New York." declares S. G.
Morris, manager.
Il
W. v. SMITH, assistant treas
' urer of the Citizens Gas
Company, produced figures to
show that his company registered
240 take-offs Monday, as against
Ill on Sept. 80.
Frank G. Jordan, secretary of
the Indianapolis Water Company,
contends there is no definite NOV
ing date in Indianapolis, that &C
cording to his statistics more peo-
pie moved out of the city than
moved in on Oct. l.
A number of transfer companies
reported an increase i'll reSiden-
tial hauling Monday, while others
stated that people move in about
equal numbers during the year.
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CHAPTER XXXV

CUDDENLY Sybil became amen
- able.
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COP
IN SPEAKEASY
Early Morning Fire
At Ell Jardin Is
Destructive

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-tP-A for
mer pugilist and a city detective
engaged in a desperate gun and fist
battle in a West 51st street speak
easy early today when the pugilist.
proprietor OF the place, discovered
the detectives identity.
The proprietor. Gustave Harie-
graeff. 80 years old. shot through
the right wrist. escaped by a rear
door but was captured in a nearby
yard BY three detectives who had
baan awaiting a signal from their
~co-workers TO raid the place. They
had been prevented from entering
by two workmen who had barred the
door.
John r. McHugh. the detective,
suffered severe contusions and his
clothing was almost torn from his
person. He said he had purchased
liquor when a woman discovered he
was carrying a pistol and informed
H~ariegraeff he was a detective.
McHugh said Gariegraeff drew a
pistol and in the battle that fol-
lowed the gun was discharged sew
eral times. The detective finally
shot Hariegraeff in the wrist with
his own weapon
H~ariegraeff was held on five
charges: Felonious assault, viola
ton Of the Sullivan anti-gun law;
violation Of the Volstead act, owner
ship of Q gambling device and pos
session Of lottery slips. Police said
he came to this country from Bel
GUM about three years ago and
had fought under the name Of Char
lie Dubats.