One Wounded in Battle: Ten Arrested Afterwards During an armed battle between the police and subsequent to it, Aetectives and uniformed men arrested 14 persons, who wore ehargwith being' armed robbers or associates of armed gangs. One of the gang was wounded in the arm as they left their victim's house on Thusday morning.
'A gang of six had entered 205 Road. They tied up all imates with pieces of rope, or anything which they found, and proceeded to ransack the Dremises, remaining in the house about an hour. They finally left with about $2,500 in cash and other valuables. The chauffeur, who was not too tightly bound, had loosened, hhis bonds, and blew a police whistle, which attracted police who were near the opening to the cul-de-sac on Seymout Road.
In the battle which followed the police fired three shots and the robbers two. A Sikh wounded one of the gunmen in the arm. He was taken into custody. Det-Sgt. Slater, who was passing the scene, jumped from his motor bicycle, and joined the fray, capturing another.
Detectives captured two later, and rounded up 10 more-in a house, where they recovered the most of} the loot, including $400 which they found in the trouser leg of one the gang. The victim has identiSed four as having been in his house.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.