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Evening journal., 1907-04-06
READY TO BUILD
B. & o.. BRIDGE
Company Awards Contract
For the Steel Work on
SuSquehanna Span

The contract for the steoi work on
the Baltimore and Ohio bridge over the
susquehanna river at Havre de Grace
has been awarded to the American
Bridge Company.
The Baltimore and Ohio engineers are
now considering the contracts for the
masonry work. Specifications for this
have been prepared, but the work has
not yet been awarded x Is the inter-
tion that both the masonry and the
steel work shall get under way at about
the same time so that the actual con-
structlon, OF this bridge snail not ID,
unluly delayed.
1t is estimated that d will take three
years to complete tho structure. The
piers in the river will be Of nrst-class
stone masonry and pneumatic caissous
viii be used I'm Their construction. AL,
the piers Of the viaduct win be Of con
crete. There win be between 1900 and
$1,000 tons Of steelworS i'm the super
structure and about 5000 cubic yards
of masonry I'm the substructure.
The total cost Of the bridge is esti-
mated to be about S20O0.000
The erection OF the brlye will be
carried on I'm such manner as not to
interfere with the operation of the rail
road There viii he erected under the
superstructure temporary erection
girders. supported by piles. Upon these
erection glrders will be luilt timber
bents which viii run up through the
present trusses and which viii support
the track. After the track is thus
supported the old bridge viii be taken
down and the new bridge placed in
nosltinn
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
$4,000 MORE
FOR TEACHERS
Present UndeTpaid City School
MarmS Will Get Increased
Salaries After September

The three hundred ami ten teachers
in the Wilmington public schools will
get their much desired increase Of sal
aries from the beginning OF the next
school term This has been practically
decided upon by the Board Of Educa-
ton and at perhaps the ncXt meeting
Of the board the plan win he fully out
lined.
The question Of an increase Of sal
aries for the city school narms has
been under consideration by the School
Bo0rd for some time, but was impos-
sible Of satisfactory answer because Of
a lack Of funds. Tho recent Legisla 2
ture however. solved The probl-m when
it gave complete authority to City
Council 20 provide for ag the financial
needs of the several departments OF
the lo1al city government. 1t is cer-
tan now that Council viii act favo--
ably on she petition of the Board of
EduCadion in the premise, and as soon
as the present Plan Of the board Is
mapped out thes u5ject will be present
ed to Council.
According to the plan of the teachers
coamittea Of the Board Of Education
$4,000 is needed as additional money
for the teathers OF this amount each
primary tcaoher in the city will get an
increase OF $50 a year. thus raising tbs
present primary teacher salary to S400
Like Increases viii be maze in IN,
other grades according 10 the ability
and lersth OF service OF teacher. Nearly
every teacher I'm fact, will share ir
the increased salary APPROPRIATION.
The teachers are delignted over tn
prosnect
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
POWERS OF THE
COLLECTOR

There is so much speculation among
merchants and manufacturers as to the
duties Of Collector Of Revenue Harry
W. Chairs, recently appointed by Cow
ernor Lea, that the nery law is set forth
fully for public Information:
That the office of Collector Of State
Revenue is hereby created and estab-
lished, the terms Of each incumbent OF
said office shan be four years, and the
governor is hereby empowered, author
lied and directed to appoint such Of
ficer and to All all vacancies occurring
I'm said office and such appointments
shall be for The full tern. 1t shall be
the duty Of every collector, from time
to time to investigate all statements
made under oath OF affirmation and
field in the office Of any Clerk of the
Peace Oby any person, FOR the purpose
of said clerk ascertaining and collect
ing from every such person or any
other person. firm or corporation. any
revenue due the State), whenever he is
is requested TO DO so Dy any such
Clerk OF the Peace or mis- deputy; and
ii shall be the duty Of the said Col
lector Of State Revenue on his own mo-
tion. when it shall appear necessary,
10 investigate any such statement so
filed as aforesaid. Epon every such
investigation by said officers Of the
statements mentioned ~ this section.
he shall report the results thereof In
writing to the attorney-s-neral, whose
duty II shall be to Immediately take
proper steps for the punishment OF
every person making such false state
ments.
THE Clerks Of the Peace Of the sew
eral counties shall have printed a suf e
hcent number of copies cf The provi-
slons Of law applicable 10 the payment
Of state revenue 10 them. by persons.
firms OF corporations and based upon
the sworn statement Of any person. and
shall deliver the same. whenver re-
qrested by him to the collector of state
revenue. who shall cause the same 70
be delivered to the persons making
such statements, II possible.
II. any person Shall make any false
statement in any affidavit mentioned
and described in this, act, he or she
( shall be guilty Of ndsdemeanor ana
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
I not more than one thousand dollars
CT Imprisoned for not mere than three
Z years or beth in the discretion OF TO
4 court.
a. The said Collector or state Revenue
t-shall perform such other duties in re-
iation 70 the State revenue paid 10 the
Clerks Of Peace. as he shall be directed
to do by the respective Clerks Oh ne
Peace"
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
rninted Meat in panama.

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-That meat
full of maggots is part Of the diet Of
the American workers on the Panama
Canal is an additional charge made
to-day by Representative Rainey' Of
Illinois. against the Commissary De-
partment Of the Isthmian Canal Com
missiono, as a rejoinder to the denial
by the Commission Of his general
charges made when he returned several
DAYS ago from a personal Investigation
of conditions along the big ditch.
81 have not given out llof the IN
formation In my possession, Mr..
Rainey said. Il have the names OF
many American Canal employees. who
will say that meat fu'l of maggots is
sometimes served to American en-
plOyes.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
THOUGHT BABY
HAD TAKEN POISON

Tor time yesterday afternoon. AIRS.
Simeon Gibson. Of No. 5i2 Taylor street.
created excitement IN the neighborhood Of
her home by dashing from the house with
her little two-year-old child in her arms
and never stopping until she reached the
office Of DR.. Thomas ID. Cook.
Mrs. Cibason thought her child had
taken poison from bottle. Drs. First ahi
Ostro gave the child immediate relief and
then learned that the lotion swallowed 10y
the youngster was oil OF sassafras. No
further harm was done.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
new CASTLE
WON DEBATE
Salem High School Lowers
its COIOTS TO New Castle
SOphOmOreS
sneclal 10 The EvenIng journal

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, April 6.-About thirty
persons constituted the party from here
to salem, N j., yesterday when three
members OF the sophomore class of the
high school held 4 debate with an equal
number Of Salem High School. In the
party were members of the High School
and friends A more joyous crowd never
returned from an cutting. The question un'
der debate was Resolved. That corporal
punishment should be abolished
New Castle took the negative side and
Miss Margaret Wilhelm Miss Anna Gorm-
lev and Miss Helen Ford put up such a
strong argument that the judges soon
Joined the spectators in giving their DC
cision IN favor Of New Castle.
The salem High School royalty well
coined the Delawareans and two Of the
verses sung by the Salemites follow:
From tho land Of many peaches,
Come the only Peaches there
TO receive our hearty welcome
To tho ones from Delaware
still We hope you may defeat us,
And return with joyfu heart
TO the city of New Castle,
And your 1oytulness impalG
when the Heckers get their Peaches,
They will treat them best on earth.
Show them all about the city.
send them homeward full Of mirth.
And we hope that you viii leave US
Feeling as when we left there.
Hoping to return 70 Salem
1,ron, the shore OF Delaware.
Now with one accord we welcome
Friends from dear old Delaware;
we win try to make you merry
Drive away all thought Of care
AS we lift our cheerful voices
In one melodious rhyme,
And extend q hearty welcome
| TO the class OF nineteen nine.
Refreshments were served and the oono
OF friendship between the schools Is
stronger than ever.
Tho tickets to be voted for at the city
election on Tuesday next were nNeo UP
last night at two meetings. In some wards
there will be a genuine warm time.
Everything is in readiness for the OPEN
ing of the bazaar and fancy fair Of inc
New Castle Athletic Association In the
lOpera House this evening.
New castle dancers were largely repre-
sentcd last evening at the dance in Fort
duPon:
Mrs. Wood. Of Philadelphia, is the gucsi
OF Mrs. John Jacobs.
Miss Florence Maxwell Of Philadelphia
is pending a few days with relatives.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
OPERATION WAS SUCCESSFUL
John J. Meslsy Again Compelled to Go
Under the Knife.

Suffering with enfarg ament Of the
glands Of the throat, Former Levy
Court Commissioner Jann J. Mealey
was again operated on at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania Hospital Phil
adelphia. yesterday. The operation
was successful and the patient was re-
ported to be resting wei to-day and
his many friends hope FOR his speedy
recovery.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
Keeper Fined.

But one case was heard by Judge Cocn-
ran in city Court this morning, that Of
Eessie Andersen. colored. Of lO5 Walnut
street. who had charge Of maintaining
a disorderly house lodged against her last
night following raid by the police She
was fined $50 and costs. Lucy Wright Ql-
legged to have been an inmate was released
as we're two eolored men arrested in con-
nection with tho raid.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
American Versus Swiss

If your dealer tells you that Swiss watches better
than American he says SO because Of the extra profit
to himself in selling Swiss watches. WALTIIAN1
WATCHES are the best tmekeePers in the world
To prove this fact, prepared to offer fifty
WALTHAM WATCHES to be run against fifty
watches of any foreign make in competitive test
Of tmekeepng-theo one hundred watches to be placed
for this purpose in the hands of some competent and
disinterested authority, and the whole number to
become the property Of the WINERY
Book Watches sent on requestl
WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY
wALTHAM. MASS y
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
WILL WATCH
PARK ROUGHS

Acting on the request OF Edward u.
Mack, superintendent Of parks, Chief u
crowds OF young men and boys who have
been annoying women and girls In the
parks. must be broken up. Plain clothed
mon viii be detailed tomorrow to keep
watch and some arrests are looked for.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
Bio Stone Column Arrives.

An immense stone column eighteen
feet Ia length and Weighing six tons,
arrived yesterday for the new Union
Bank building at Eighth aisd Market
streets. It required the united strength
OF eight horses TO haul the column.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
sac Pharmaey Board PIans.

Results OF the examination Of prospoc-
tive druggists by the state Board or
Pharmacy, will not be announced for sew
erai days. The beard will hold It's annual
meeting al Smyrna on July g. when tine
leection OF officers viii take pace
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
Elected Honorary President

DR.. p. A. NJ. Royitti has been elects4
Catholic Beneficial Society, OF which
organization he Is also the physician.
The third annual picnic Of the society
will be held in Bavarian Park on Nom
day, May 9.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
nuraIars eot EIve dollar.

Thieves entered tho drug store OF Or.
Henry r. Spruance al the corner OF
Eighth and Lombard streets, ON We'd
nesday night and robbed the cash
drawer OF IS.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFI-
CATION.
p1fRLIc SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at sos Harrison street.. on
THURSDAY, APRIL II, at . o'clock a.
M, household goods such as chamber
furniture, beds, bedding tables chairs
rockers, nall rack, carpets, dishes, &c, and
mary other articles.
MRS. WILLIAM r. HALL.
W. A. Hukill, Auc. a6,9,lo.
NOTICE-For the interest Of the public
Will pay no bills contracted by William
Toy. Jr.
a6-3i WILLIAM TOY, SR.
NOTICE., CATHERINE BURKE. the
owner and occupant of the house situated
at northwest corner Third and Madison
streets. In the Third ward OF fhe
city Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware. in mn
pliance with the requirements of the lets
of the General Assembly In such ease
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that / shall apply in writing to the Court
Of General Sessions Of the State OF Della
ware in and for New Castle county, IN
Monday, the 18th day of May A. D..
1917. being the next term Of said court
for license for said house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
10 he drunk on the premises; and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders OF said ward, recommend the
said application viz:
Incmas Duuy, Gottlieb Reese.
Thomas Monaghan Robert NJ Crumlish,
f. Leary William McElwee,
James Mulligan. Thcs T. McEvilly.
James McGlinchey, +. J. Green,
Joseph X. Moore. James Monaghan,
Spearman Meredith, John J. Reardon.
Harry Denny August p. Bierman,
john Mccarthy. Jamea Conley.
Arthur Richards, James O'Hara,
Louis Cagnacci Frank Garner
Michael j. Carney, Michael Hatch,
James Meredith, John r. Spragg
ab-5t CATHERINE BURKE
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
Knoel<ed Down BY a Doc,

while standing in the bill room Of
the I,yceum Theatre last night. Charles
Hunphries. "a nephew OF Daniel
Hunnhries. manager Of the theatre.
Vas knocked down by "a dog running
between his legs. The lads head was
cut.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06
rHANnI Undertaken
SuHlNDLLA & Embalmer
No. la M. Nm street.

No. ia ". Ninth Street
Carefr. attention day OF night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotsls
md Hospitals removed and cared for
antil claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments 6rEt-csasa. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

Accused Of Robbins College Mates.
BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
BOSTON, April 6.-Percival w
Rowe. Of New York, a i9-year-old Har-
ward freshman. is under arrest IN Cam
bridge. charged with robbing college
dormitories.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

upon empty seats and I'd one was hurs.
Invcs isa;ion of the accident dis
closed that e lad apparently been due
20 the overhe ltins % the building az
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

In the night Of Friday. March Is.
occupied except By two m3icamen. who
were in another section Of The paiaee
az tha tina ThA hss.s OF d@Sris f.-ii
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

ST. PETERSBURG. Apri 6-From
the above illustration it win he seen
that many lives would probably have
been saofiheei had the nuna been i'm
session at the time the ceiling collapsed
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

NOTICE-For the interest Of the public
Will pay no bills contracted by william
Toy. Jr.
aG-Si WILLIAM TOY. SIR.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

4. The sasd. Collector or state Revenue
.ehall- perform such other duties in re-
iatton 70 the State revenue paid to the
clerks of Peace. as he shall be directed
to do by the respective Clerks of he
Pence"
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

Ny mothers face,
Her precious face,
In memory lives to-day:
Times handsome picture may erase
Her face ne'er fades away.
Edith.
Evening journal., 1907-04-06

James +. Coopa.
Ann J. Dor sey.
Sophia Gat.a.
James p. Jordan.
George ii. Hollis.
Frederick j.. Knapp.
El'za A. Lyons.
Frances r.. North.
John Sheehy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
REALISM.

Great Caesar is dead The curtain
has talleu. Flaudits rond the air.
'1hftins! Blifkins." cry a hundred
voices from the pit.
But Blifkins. the eminent actor who
has essayed the title role. though
mucn called, appears not. Comes. In
stead. the manager. In evening coat.
Mr.. Blifkins." says he, rubbing his
hands together spologetically. sends
his compliments, and regrets to find
his performance so realistic as 10
have rendered him unable TO step out
and make speech so soon after
dying"
"Brayol" exclaimed sundry true
friends OF the drama. But the multi.
tude are plainly displeased. consider
ms themselves slighted-Puck.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
WILL DISCONTINUE
JAMESTOWN sTAsTs

Washington. Nov. 3o.-Sale OF the
jamestown exposition commemora-
tive stamps will be discontinued al
midnight. and hereafter no more OF
this issue will be sent out BY the
postofflce department. Those In the
hands OF the public. however. will
continue TO DO available for postage
az the United States never demone-
tizes the Issue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
THREE AMERICANS MAY Be
EXECUTED IN MEXICO

City OF Mexico. Nov. s0.-unless
the governor OF tho Mexican state
OF Chihuahua interyenes with exec
uttSc clemeney. three Americans will
DO executed by shooting In the aptisl
OF that state next FriSay. For ave
years the case has been fought out
IN the Msrseaa courts. tho defend
ants. T. c. Richardson. William Ma
500 and DR.. e. 8. Harle. taking ad-
vantage OF every possible iagai ex-
pedient to secure delay. Now that
the suprems court OF the republic
has affirmed their sentence to death,
which In all probability DO carried
out.
The three men wero eonvJ ted O.:
conspiracy to. murder In order that
'hoy might collect the life Insurance
OF their Victims. Their arrest trial
and eouvictioo torn ono OF the mos,
sensational chapters IN the history OF
"eIican criminoiogy.
II 10 alleged that OF the several
zen incurred by Richardson strych-
T ne was found In the yiscera OF one
a'd 6idnlorids OF mercury In that OF
hers. Richardson. who was iden-
tned 40 Leslie z. Hubert. who had
., one time pfac,iced law a Rochx-
ter. n. Y. vas tho leader or the
riot. He nrst appeared IN Chihua-
fus. With his wife. In June. 1901.
and savs his name as Charles T.
Richardson. Under this name he wa5
appointed agent OF the New York
Life Insurance company at Chihua-
hus. Associated with him was Will
lam Mitchell. the brother OF Rich
erdson's wife. who was well known
In Mexico a. william Mason. AT the
request OF Richardson. DR.. c. S.
Asrls. OF Ell Paso. was appointed
medical examiner of the life insur-
ance company In chihuahua.
These three men. 1t 10 alleged.
formed close corporation which
had murder for It's object. Many
large policies were written for mine
owners and other men OF wealth
In Chlhuahua and vicinity. Such a
policy IN most cases. was the death
warrant OF the holders. so frequent
did these mysterious deaths become
that the suspicious OF tho insurance
company vere aroused and O detect
fre was sent to chihuahua to con-
duct secret Investigations. The de-
tective. w. J. Gray. BY posing as an
outiawed criminal. who was ready
for any deed OF violence. obtained
the confidence OF the members OF thu
"usurder trust" and TO him they
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
JEWISH POPULATION OF THE
WORLD

NOkNl<D
Tue Following Interesting figures
arc furnished by the American Jcw-
lab Yearbook, issued by the Jewish
Publication Society OF Philadelphia:
The Jewish population OF the
UR,ted Btates Ia given an 1.777.1S /.
which shows that only two oountr! \
have . greater jewish population
viz.. Russia with s.eis.s0S. and Aus
tria-Hungary. with s.o7s.S7s. Tns
Immigration through the ports OF
New York. Philadelphia and Bal,i-
moro for tho year ended June so.
1907. was 134.ii3. or which null
ber 1i7.46s landed In New York.
The Jevish population OF the Uutted
states 10 larger by sal uhan tho COM
sfnsd Jewish population OF tho brit
tsh empire. crmany. Franco, Italy,
Morocco. Turkey. Spain. China.
Netherlands Denmark. Norway. Peru
and Crete. Tho British empire has
only 361.6ss Jews. OF whom t7.403
are In Australia. 1898 In India.
48.829 In South Africa. and 10000
In Canada and British Columbia.
There arc Assess Jews in Turkey.
3o,5s7 In Egypt and 1880 in Per-
sta. In those throe countries there
are about 100000 less than there
are dn New York City. The jewish
population OF tho world Is given al
1l.5s5.a02.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30

outlined their plans for making q
fortune by assassination and In the
Insurance OF invalids and persons
who had no real existence. rter
completing his case. the detective
brought about the arrest OF the three
men.
Al the trial. DR.. Hsrle testified
that he know of tho frauds that led
been practiced and that he had aid
ed Richardson by making out false
death certificates. but denied that
he had taken any part In the muir
ders- He was tried with the others
however. on n charge OF conspiracy
70 defraud. conspiracy to murder
and forgery. and wac convicted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
onRAr RUrIa,sRs.

Al ssaiasnt divine eass preach
q . ssfnea fren tAts tsxt: ''os
building aad baiiasss.- He talked OF
he Worlds Great srcaitsct., artists.
authors. painters, seuip+ors. etc. He
said thai every eas, no matter how
low his Station IN Me. WHO LEFT the
werid better than he foSnd Il. was
Q builder. that 10 who digCed .
ditch we'll saiit TOR the words bet
eeFmest. Ne miss, trutAfuIiy sza-
cd thar hs vko discOvsrs q ggest
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30

fS1ieSy Lss Iyeaa.s Top,e, SSs1y,
for the vuzid's beiserment 3sydaae's
Tonic Is . hunlAn system boulder.
purines and buflds tho blood. re-
aores wsak asrvous syutsms ana In
creasss the strength and weight. Al
Who have used Rydale's Tonic. pre-
oouncas Il . great system tonic ana
builder.
Dor saas ~ TIE WHITE Pharmacy.
Cor. Prsacseon avsnus and Bland O.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
dEARrBURR AND
SOUR STOMACH

lUICkLH RnSIsvED AxD PERM
ANENTLv CURED 81 RYDALEs
~'ohACH rABLETD.
Heartburn ana soss 1ssnscA are
caused ~ a acid OF aour condition
Of the stomach Quirk relief 10 OBJ
= ned from these distressing synp
~.s OF indiecstio. sy taking one or
- tablets When ase1sd. Taken
iisrH amer meaa they toae spc
.nEthen the stomach and aaabI.
: 20 digest the feol aad prevent rer
notation. which 10 the cause OF
neaft-burn sad ssur stomach. SOLD
~ guaranteed ~ rhs wliss Phs--
,aey. Cor Prtnee<is ave. and Blanc
'trs-~s
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30

Mrs Wigs (superollIously) My hus.
band has a beautiful yacht. don't
suppose your husband can afford such
luxury?
Mrs. Digs-No; the best he can do
is to hold the mortgage on the one
your husband has.
PITY THE POOR ARTIST.
An artist gets this right along:
THAT looks easy"
Il suppose you are a genius"
Who taught you TO draw"
Il can guess what that represents"
-yov lust ought 10 sec what our
little boy can draw, and he's only ten
years. old, too"
DO they pay you for this?'
why don't you put funny face on
the moon?"
Don't you know how TO spell?"
There's Teller down at the bust.
ness college who can make the lowell.
est birds without lifting his pen from
the paper You ought to get him 10
give you some pointers
Can you draw your breath? He, ha.
hAi"--Chicago Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
NOTICE.

To January LIST, 1908. I am Offer
Ing reduced price on all line OF goods
carried by me. nothing excepted;
Clothing. Shoes Hats. Gents Fur
nishinss and entire line that 10 too
numerous to mention.
J. L. THORTON.
1l-20-et-eod 20 Bland st.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
The pouer Of Aahlt

Saint Peter-what are those Eel.
lows trying to do-dig up the strcetsi
Gsbriel'-Yes; guess they don't
know anything better--they are con.
tractors from New York.-Judge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
POSTAL CONVENTION.

Rio Janeiro. Nov. 3o.-,As the re-
suie OF an agreement between off,
Gals OF italy and Brazil. q service OF
postal orders will be inaugurated
between the two countries tomor-
row.