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IMMEDIATELY.
Three men over So possessing charao-
ter, determination and common sense,
viii find congcriial and profitable en-
ployment II qualified. experience un-
necessary. Write al Herald. Herald
SO.
INSTRUCTOR Wantcd.--A business man de-
sires study astronomy as diversion for
an hour two or three times a week re-
tired professor or qualified student will
do. Kindly stnte experience and compensa-
tion desired. . 90 Herald. Fulton II.
JANITOR. couple. white, congcnial. for small
apartment house. wife 20 do general house,
work for owner, man 20 be all around useful.
II possible drive automobile; good pay and
free apartment. Call TODAY ~ A. M. or
during week D;30 A. NJ. az 800 West seth.
JEWELRY buyer required by a large and
long established store In the East Apply
in confidence. Joweiry, +. O. box 1922.
Philadelphia, IA.
SKILLED wORKMrsN
have great future; become one; practical
engine lathe. blue print course, Sa5; rcgisira-
tion this week. school, West 12Jth.
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sA1.rs,IrN-src1rRrrY.

ALESMEN-SECuRITY.
we can offer to a few experienced statesmen
OF highest calibre an opportunity TO assist
In the placing OF n limited amount OF pre-
ferred stock, Carrying an attractive common
stock bonus In n sound Industrial that VIII
bear the most rigid Investigations give ref
ences. II 5Ti Hehald, ESQ broadway.
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IF you are a inan OF ambition
and looking for work for adj
vancement. call room 20f. ITO
W. 40th 81.
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SALESMAN FOR PLAYING CARDS TO
TRAVEL IN PENNSYLVANIA, JERSEY
AND COAST STATES STATE AGE EX-
PERIENCE AND SALARY DESIRED.
X III HERALD, HERALD SO.
sAIEsMEN. securty--A safe dividend pay
ing preferred Issue that has never passed
dividend; 90 the right an we VIII give
the kind OF cooperation That makes sales.
Call MELLON q Co. 33i - ov.
SALESMEN. 70 sell securities OF an estab-
lished concern. factories IN city Mr. Smith.
room 200. 353 5th av.
SALESMAN (real estatei, young. energetic
wanted. Apply 10 A. NJ, Jan. II, room
1896, i00 Nassau 81.
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statesmen

TO SELL HIGH GRADE PUE-
Lie UTILITY BONDS ON A con-
MISSION BASIS. CALL ROOM
3. 90 WALL ST.
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6 AL L S NJ A n.

we require an experienced salesman,
Accustomed TO travelling, to engage
In some special negotiations for US;
To the right man we will pay a liberal
percentage OF the gross business Sc
cured. He should net at least $4,000
annually Some of our men have ex-
ceeded this figure. We install bust
ness extension service in banks. Hun
dreds OF financial institutions through
out ,re limited States have continued
10 subscribe from year TO year. Tho
amounts involved are large and tho
commissions are proportionate. lf you
are between 2s and -, can travel cx-
tensively and make long trips write
ne stating your experience, age and
nationality. Include telephone number.
Address X los Herald. Herald 50.
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FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
BANK. MODERATE SIZED INSTI-
TUITION, REQUIRES ASSISTANT
MANAGER: MUST BE THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED IN ALL
BRANCHES; KNOWLEDGE OF Lam
GUAGES AN ADVASTAGE: STATE
EXPERIENCE. LANGUAGES AND
SALARY REQUIRED. APPLY Y 507
HERALD, HERALD SO.
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EAI.EGAIAN

SALESMAN
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED sPE-
CIALTY SALESMAN TO SELL A MOTION
PICTURE DEVICE FOR COMMERCIAL
PURPOSES ON a LIBERAL COMMISSION
BASIS. WHICH WILL COMPENSATE THE
RIGHT MAN; STATE EXPERIENCE AMI
REFERENCES. y ~ HERALD. HERALD
SQUARE.
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Observation-Disclosures

MEN WHO CAN SELL a HIGH
CLASS DIVIDEND PAYING Sc
CuRITY: BEST or LEADS AND
COOPERATION; LIBERAL COM
MISSION. ADDRESS G. W., 33i
HERALD. HERALD SO.
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S A L Z s NJ A n.

" you can prove you are real pro-
ducer, can meet and minglc with men
OF affairs, have brains, resourceiul-
ness and ability TO close contracts Tor
an advertising service and have no OBJ
tections TO travelling. my concern can
use your services permanently. with
opportunity to earn $4,000 per year
In commissions. II you can measure
up write me for an appointment, Civ
ing age and details Of what YOU have
done In the past. IN strict confidence;
state telephone number.
Address n 80 Herald. Herald 50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I-SENIORS
AND JUNIORS BY FIRM OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTANTS; APPLICANTS MUST HAVE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE AND
EXCELLENT CREDENTIALS. ADDRESS.
STATING WHICH OF ABOVE POSITIONS
APPLIED FOR AND SALARY EXPECTED.
G 916 HERALD. FULTON ST.
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ACTIVE SERVICE IN DRUG STORE,
FOUR ASSISTANTS. AND TO MANAGE
MANUFACTURERS DEPARTMENT IN
LARGE HOSPI aAL IN NEW YORK:
REFERENCES AND SALARY Ex-
PECTED. N 81 HEfIALD, HERALD So
EARN $25 weekly spare time writing for
newspapers magazines, experience uhnec-
cessary; details free. Press Syndicate. 1856.
st. Louis. Mo.
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CLERK Wanted.-A marine underwriting
agency requires the services OF junior
clerk, young man, about 1S years old with
some experience IN this line preferred; good
opportunity; applicants state experience; !;
salary expected and references. G s93 Her
aid. Fulton 81.
CLERK Custom house entry clerk, young
man experienced In passing import entries
through custom Louise. In replying state age.
experience ans salary desired. g 900 Herald.
Fulton ST.
CLERK for cancellation Endorsement work /;
must be experienced and familiar with
exchange rules; state salary. $50 Herald,
ulton 81 ~.
CLERK IN n savings bank; Christian. neat;
accurate at figuresi good penman; state
age. experience and salary. 22T Herald.
Herald squnre.
cLERK. Young man experienced as stock
clerk by large SIR Importing house. w $
2tt Herald, Herald So
COMpToAfETER rcpairman--If interested In
extra work write 80 Herald ESQ Bway.
COoK.--For family OF fouri best references
required .-ihroe servants kept; wages $40
: s,.IS month q r. J'' 1000 Central aS'' Plain
cORREsPoNDENT. capable OF conducting
on his own initiative correspondence IN
good commercial form In English. Spanish
and Portuguese. required ny prominent eN-
port house; preference viii be given TO a
stenorraphcr In applying state age. ma
tlonaiity experience and salary desired, II.
H., Gil Herald. $50 broadway
COST Accountant wanted by company manu-
featuring hardware man about 30, with
stroug personality. capable of following In
etrictiors and pushing work through 70
finigh State nrc. nationality, married or
einelc education experience IN full and
wa gea expected Address $50 Herald, Her
ND "a.
COUPLE. man butler. wife chamberwork,
for country. Please communicate by nal,
only stating experience, references ana
wages asked. 20 room "A. 90 Beaver 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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COUPLE. French; man as chauffeur and
houseman, wife as cook and general work,
for Flint, Mich; wages $l60 per month";. room
and board; private family; references re-
quired. Apply w. G. Williams. 90 Wander
bilt av., room 1910.
COUPLE or two girls competent to take en-
tire charge of home, country. Northern
New York. cook, laundress; waiting, cham
Permaid; excellent servants quarters: well
heated; electric wash machine. vacuum, coal
range; family two and gardener. Telephone
1000 Murray Hin. room I01, before II noon.
COUPLE as cook and butler for country
Call Monday, IL to /. Chase. $40 West
CUTTER AND FITTER
FOR LADIES' TAILORING; MUST BE
FIRST CLASS TAILOR, ACCUSTOMED TO
HIGHEST CLASS TRADE AND NOT
PARTicuLARs" " AND AND SALARY. wInLfNG NinLfiSt;
TO START AT ONCE. BOX 354. 200 CABLE
BLDG.
decorators wanted 70 work In New Eng.
land. I6o Herald. Herald 50.
DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED, CAP
APPOINTING AdENcfEs; ARTICLE IN
NATIONAL DEMAND: PERSONALITY
ESSENIIAL. FOR APPOINTMENT TEL.
FORT RICHMOND 1885, MIR. CHAM
pLER.
DISTRlBUTER wanted in every town for
SpecooHHe, S5UO TO 5000 per month. eX-
elusive territory; automobile free TO workers.
Speedoline Co. Dept. 100, Dallas. Texas.
DRAFTSMAN.
Young man, thoroughly experienced In the
design and layout OF panelboards and
switchboards for light and power; good op-
portunity to become head of department for
medium size progressive Organization;
state salary and experience. N SO Herald.
Herald So.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for three
men. 80 to 40 years old. who have
sales ability. III you know how 10 tell
tho truth, arc not afraid of work. are
ambitious, honest, dependable, earnest
and wish 10 advance your own interest
and be connected with an exceptional
Institution where there Is unlimited
future for those who make gobd.
Previous sales experience not neces-
shry. Write for an interview, giving
all particulars. stating age, religion,
experience and telephone number. X.
r., 2IS Herald. 35th IT.
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CHEMICAL
Manufacturing
re ENGINEER.
Strictly confidential.
man not only high grade
chemist but one with considerable
executive experience manufacturing
chemicals In large quantities on
commercial basis.
This position Is one that will at
tract high grade men. and one
holding a very attractive field for
expansion.
All replies will be received by one
person. who VIII hold all answers
confidential no matter who or
whore they come from.
Few men are qualified for this po-
sltion, but n you have been or are
handling an important. responsible
position you VIII receive confiden-
tlal consideration by addressing
Confidential. box 740 Herald, ESQ
B'way.
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PHOTOGRAPHER. with experience In
copying art work for photo gelatine
process: all negatives on films; one
who understands Tetouching preferred.
Apply to Osborne Co., $50 Summer av..
Newark. ". J.
REAL SALES MANAGERS a Statesmen.
Few men like me or like my work for they
cannot or viii not stand the gnn. Soft
youngsters and reminiscent old timers as
like me at sight, fer ! demand results. II
you want maximum monetary returns from
your efforts ] viii give them TO you. but. BY
can earn $500 weekly with mediocre produc-
tion. but mediocre production won't do. They
have had 20 produce IN the field before they
pany Is organizing fJO branch offices. The
sales force markets common stock only or
producing Industrial corporations which we
branches Come IN. 7 work fast and won't
keep you waiting. only those able 10 engage
at once and finance themselves on commis-
sion hasis. as I myself work. CHAS. 9.
MULLAI.Y. IS East 4ist ST.. New York city.
suite 002.
Real estate manager wanted: must have had
extensive experience and be lu,iy competent
buildings; good salary. 9 Dos Herald. Full
ton ~.
REQUIRE thoroughiy competent tutor and
ing winter caiifornia: must be wIiline foi.
low inst r1Ictlons from Ethical Culture School.
Box l. Ts7 Herald. $50 broadway.
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN, tired OF doing
nothing wishing 20 add materially to his
income without tho restraint OF office hours.
can connect with concern of national reputa-
ton. Address r. Q. box So. station D.
sAI.EFMAN-ff you are looking for big
proposition and big enough TO handle output
Of fnctory that will sell all over United
States and open agencies all large cities
product will make big hit when seen; must
know the value Of advertising. o 2f0 Herald,
Herald 50.
sALEsMEN.
WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURERs OF
FINE LEATHER GLOVES WANT SALES
MEN FOR GREATER NEW YORK; COM
MISSION BASIS: GIVE EXPERIENCE AND
REFERENCEs FIRST LETTER; STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. y s2f HERALD. HER
AID SO.
Statesmen
Several men to buy stocks and bonds
No doubt your customers have securities
which fhey would like 70 sell We specialize
In unlisted securities and VIII pay a commits
ion on all securities bought for "a. Call 40
wall st.. room 81
SALESMAN for cutting up trade in New
York with exceptional line of laces, cm-
broldercs and cotton goods. must have ex-
perionco excellent opportunity for right
party; state age. references and full par
ticulars. $50 Herald, Herald "a.
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Domestic Help Wanted.
LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East I'D ST..
New York City.
Established 1918.
Telephone Rhinslander 4044.
The girls who have applied Mt our
once understand that we charge
absolutely no registration or office
fee for placing individuals In domestic
positions.
We Will maintain that practice and
we would like to receive calls from the
best Swedish. Norwegian. Finnish and
French domestics who have no posi-
ton or who are seeking better oppor-
tunities.
Other naticnalities are likewise well
coined. and. no doubt, we can be OF
service and place you In some domes-
tic position.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
200 East I'D Street,
New York City.
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Statesmen
WANTED.

Statesmen
WANTED.
Telephone statesmen. 10 sell dividend
paying security experienced men only;
liberal compensation. active cooperation
assured. Apply Room 4i3. 10 Wall II.
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$50 daily made selling our new special 1913
combination for 81 30. agents price 40c.,
sales guaranteed; 40c. soap combinations.
agents price. 1tc.-i5c. United Soap Works.
II Park Place. New York.
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MILL SUPERINTENDENT FOR
FANCY AND JAQUARD SILK,
PATTERSON, N. j.; MUST BE EX-
PEeIENCED AND CAPABLE.
STATE EXPERIENCE AND REF
EnENCES. " SO HERALD. HER
AID SO.
NIGHT CLERK. middle aged man. wanted.
Write West Point Hotel. West Point, y. Y.
Give references and experience.
OFFICE BOY,
CHRISTIAN, AMERICAN. WANTED BY
vARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE: POSITION
rs PERMANENT TO BRIGHT AND INDUS
TRrOUS BOY. CALL
JOHN NJ. SrEARNS CO., 144 MADISON
Av.. n. Y.
OFFICE boy wanted in accounting depart
ment; salary sic to start. Mr.. Mahoney.
UNITED AMERICAN LINES. 80 Broadway.
OPPOrTUNITY-ps.iti OF trust In old es-
tabiished company, prospects OF advance
ment. for keen. ambitious man OF good ap-
pearance age % to 65: ability to meet and
talk with men essential. Address box $50.
Madison Square post office.
OUR side line assortment OF advertising fans
bring live wire statesmen 5000 $500 monthly;
samples light; every merchant prospect;
easy to sell season beginning: liberal com
missions. Fan Dept. UNITED STATES
CALENDAR CO., Cincinnati.
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PHOTOGRAPHER. with experience in
copying art work for photo gelatine
process: all negatives on films: one
who understands retouching preferred.
Apply to Osborne Co., 1J0 Summer av.,
Newark, ". j.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A>~-~<~~-~>-~-~->-~-~~~~-
Male.
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SAt.rsMAN wanted 20 sell ncn-speculative
local Industrial stock: clean. honest and
profitable way beyond ordinary. state your
ability. q ff4 Herald Herald 50.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Notice Of Sale to Satisfy Lien

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will sell at public auction
at his place of business, corner OF
Washington and Second Streets, Mos
COW, Idaho, known as the IDAHO
GARAGE, Friday, August 9Th, 1921,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said
day, one Hudson four cylinder auto
mobile, formerly a five passenger
touring car but remodeled to a one
seated car, Motor No. 52O5, Model 20,
of the year 1910, to satisfy lien for
repairs and storage on said automO-
bile. The proceeds of said sale are
to be applied in the discharge OF the
lien and the costs of
sale; the remainder, if any, to be paid
to Horace ]. Mileham, the purported
owner of said car, or to his assigns
if so ordered.
A. S. FROST,
Owner and proprietor of the Idaho
garage, Moscow. Idaho.
Dated this, the first day of the pub
LEGATION Of notice, July 23rd, 1921.
251-261
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
LIBERTY FEATURE is
FEATURED IN VAMPING

Betty Blythe's new methods will be
the Libertys feature tomorrow. Re-
member Marie Empress? Well, Marie
not only was the first screen vamp
but she invented vamping as it is now
done in the movies. Alice HOLSTER,
Theda Bara and Louise Glaum passed
it along, but no new inventions were
made in the vamp business until
Betty Blythe came along in 1.-THE
Truant Husband" a Hodkinson-re-
leased production, with brand new
bag Of tricks. You want to squeeze
instead of choke Betty, and she leaves
a decided "what-i-some-mor
flaver behind her.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
COURTHOUSE GARAGE is
RUSHED TO COMPLETION

A cement hopper aided the work of
finishing up the cement floors in the
Court house garage by the Roth Con-
struction company Tuesday. The
entrances give easy approach. The
building is now in the hands of the
painters who are working on the roof
ing, the shingling having been COM
pleted. 1t is expected that the gar
age will be ready for the use Of the
County officials very shortly. The
company will begin work on the other
improvements at once.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
BLACK BEAUTY GREAT
SUCCESS AT KENWORTHf

The first picture of Black Beauty
at the Kenworthy theatre last nlgnt
showed the popularity Of Anna Be-
wells masterpiece. This story was
full of the human interest that ap-
peals and is the story of the complete
success of the plan to picturize Black
Beauty" so far as the action OF the
equine characters is concerned. 1t
was not SO easy to weave in a human
story without altering or interfering
with Anna Sewell's immortal work
But this. too. was accomplished, Dy
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Receives County Report.

The state equalization board an
nounces, Tuesday, that it has received
valuations from Is counties The
valuation of Latah county is an
nounced by the state board as ST.
535,546, with an additional report to
follow bringing it up to approximate
ly 20 millions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

municipalities and the various gov
eminent bodies, including the Federal
Farm loan bonds, is a menace to the
credit Of all political subdivisions and
such a policy is leading towards prop
erty confiScation and materially de-
laying the industrial progress of the
nation, according to Representative
Louis t. McFadden, chairman of the
House committee on banking and cur
rency. He says the creation of two
classes, one freed from the burdens
OF taxation, and another which is for
ced to bear the burdens from which
the wealthy are relieved thru the pur-
chase of tax-exempt securities is a
violation of social justice, which is
crystallizing in broad public opposi-
ton and discomfort as the issuance of
tax-exempt securities expand. In the
last few years we have seen the per-
sonal wealth of the country so rapidly
segregated into the tax-free class that
where as the taxable income of the
individual taxpayers, under the fed
eral law for income taxes, was $685.
972, 1886 in 1916, the amount decreased |
to 1871, ,053 in 1917, and to $685. |
247, 1923 in 1918. 1t is safe conclusion |
hat they have converted their wealth |
into taxfree securities so rapidly |
that at similar rate of conversion |
they would be scot free of all taxes
in 1922. 1t is stated that 81 100000
700 of state and municipal tax-free
securities were issued in 1920 If
.hese securities are held by the
wealthy whose federal income tax is
1t the rate of 73 per cent the total
oss on this item is over $35,O00,OO0.
"a "a - |.
The danceland syncopaters of Col
ak who have been conducting occas-
Onal Wednesday night dances here
Ian upon making the Moscow dance
regular Wednesday night affair.
)ue to the irregularity of the previous &
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Ches-
tor through weeks of devoted and
reverent endeavor. The result is
motion picture of astonishing interest
and appeal.
aBlack Beauty" will be shown at the
Kenworthy theatre this evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
STARTS EASTERN SIDE
WORK ON ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Contractor Romig and workmen
have now started the work of digging
out the five-inch base on the eastern
side of Main street. A number of
workmen have finished up the west
side and the excavation is being fol-
lowed by the removal Of the cluster
lights pillars. These are to be re-
placed by modern pillars for the one
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

light system. Harvey Smith, Clty
engineer, is overseeing the work. Inc
citizens are interested in its progress
as a White Way for the city OF Mos
COW.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

dances here the attendance has been
poor. There has, they add, been a
misconception in the minds of many
of the citizens regarding the conduct
of these dances. The syncopaters in
tend to make the dance cleaner than
the public dances held here formerly
and the floor rights will be reserved.
They have added another instrument
to the orchestra in the person of a
well known saxaphone player, Hyman
Hersey, of Moscow, and leader of the
doubt that dances Of character cannot
be Objectionable On the contrary the
change that has swept over the coun-
try has come to Moscow and the syn
copaters are among the clean players
who will give this city a clean pro-
gram
1t is to be hoped that the Riddles
will not raise any arguments as to
what constitutes the best wading suit.
In other cities the bathers have not
as yet resolved what does or does not
constitute bathing suit While the
kiddies have nothing to dispute about
over getting out OF their depths in an
still the elders might set
the girls going as to what costume is
proper. We feel somewhat hazy about
1t but advise that the kids go to work
and plunge into the wading pool in
any old costume that comes to hand.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
JANITOR SIGNS
WIGGENS' BOND
Courthouse Employe Accepted
as S1,500 Surety in
Girl Case.

That janitor Of the courthouse has
been accepted as surety on a $500
bond Of Charles WiggenB, became known
today.
Charles E. Wiggens. local boxer,
known as Chuck" Wlggens in the
sporting world and his trainer, Paul
Beckley, who were fined each 500 and
sentenced to six months imprisonment
at the Indiana State Farm by Judge
James A. Collins OF Criminal Court late
Thursday, today were at liberty on ap-
peal bonds.
Wiggens and Beckley were no sooner
IN tail than attempts were made to in
fuence the prosecutor TO recommend
that sentence be suspended on Wiggens
aud Beckley on the grounds that Jess
willard, former champion, had tele-
graphed -Wiggens twice IN an effort to
obtain the services Of Wiggens as q box
ing partner in a series Of practice bouts.
Prosecutor william p. Evans fatty re-
fused TO pc a party to any such recon-
mendadon.
motion for q new trial was made
and this was denied to both defendants.
Appeal was granted by Judge Collins
and bond OF 81 800 was accepted, the
record shows, although the court first
that the bond would be
$1,000.
The records show that Louis Brown,
stepfather Of wiggens. is on Beckley's
bond and that Henry Levy, janitor
at the Courthouse, is on the bond Of
Wfgsens. The records indicate that the
bonds had been approved. Wiggens and
his trainer were given ninety days IN
which 20 perfect their appeal
Levy, the records Of the county com
rnisSionerH show. is janitor at the
Courthouse and he has often been on
bonds Of defendants In Criminal Court.
As Levy is generally in the Courthouse
he is considered easy TO locate. Levy
states he has considerable property.
Wiggens and Beckley were found
guilty in Criminal Court on a charge of
10 the delinquency Of two
girls.
II was announced at the jail that Wig
gems and his trainer had been released
on bond