Charles Moro and Frank Arduengo arrested for numbers gambling

The deponent [Monahan, a detective], “found” defendant Arduengo in the hallway of an East 116th Street building, and was accompanied by him to an apartment in which defendant Moro was present, in possession of “16 slips of paper with 129 numbers... representing and being a record of... what is commonly called “Mutual Horse Racing Policy.”” The officer also found, within the premises, “14688 slips of paper with 188070 numbers,” a Victor tabulating machine, rubber stamps, pads, “And other articles used in promoting the game of policy.”