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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-10
People You
Know

Radiator renaifiug. qulckri Aato %
Miss Ruth Hrrtry and Miss Mar
garet itueH Of Roswell wlU arrive to-
day from Godfrey. H.. where they
have been attending Monticello Semi
nary. They viii bo the guestS Of Mn.
W. q Reid.
a. EichHald. merchant and stock
nian of cuhH. y. a. ~ IN town today
on business.
JDseph Sapoieone. an employc Of
tue T.. :. Coast and Geodetie Survey,
arrived here last night for e weeks
stay.
George Hubbei o. Canada. Arizona
arrived IN tho city today,
William Sgnnzlni viii arrive to-
night from Gallup for a short visit
I'd his home.
Nathan Iaffa. of Roswell. president
~ the board Of regents ~ the STATE
Iuiverslty, viii arrive In tho city thia
evening tp attend the commencement
exercises.
Ralph y. Miller. a student of the
University Of Colorado. b expected
home from Boulder tomorrow. He
viii spend "a short vacation with his
father. j. a. Miller. aasiaiant district
attorney. before returning 10 Cooley,
Colorado, whore he viii take q post
ton with the Aztec Land and Lum-
Der company.
A.. a. Huakin 81 the Southwestern
HoofinF and Refining company has
une TO m paao o m Il business trip.
}. D. Hanna. chief field deputy sor
the Internal revenue department re-
turnrd this morning from a trip tn
Socorr0.
J. A. Rudulph, deputy collector for
the Internal revcnue department has
Just returned from Raten and Las
Vegas where he went on business.
John McTeer or 81 Ioun Is In the
city for a few DAYS. He was formerly
IN the Insurance h~ualnear here.
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FOR SALt--furniiurr for e ave room house.
Slower.
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rnE UNIVERSITY on NV MFxlco nv,


Tor sale the following surplus sroperiyt
Cast sud sheet iron scrap one upright
boiler one damp wagon One windmill unt
smoke stack 200 feet galvanized truushs
salvaat."d E,ter pine. roofing IRON scrap
galvanized water tnhk ucAof cage trader;
httcen iron t-rrcls east IRON pulley, 30
inches diameter. e inch fntvi one vertical
steam onElnc. reversible with balance 1heel
and ny wheel one horizontal center crank
engine with balance aud a, wheel three rolls
30 inch wire fencing two rolls tssinch woven
wire fencing one roll % Inrh woven sire
fruriug tive ROLLS used barb wire. i've rolls
used smooth wire hvt bot water TANKS. 80.
gallon used chicken wire $50 cedar fence
posts. foet 90 cedar iruro upsts. d.fset
su cedar fence posts tltrrti ten steel Has
poles four bath tubs. mine wash hasins
three barrels radiator pipe collars uur used
laundry stove two sheet ron stoves one
no gallon bottle one email duplex steam
pnmp. IN2sNinrh tHardurrl water tnuu
tain one q inch Mueller trainer one ah
inch pop safety valve ONE road drne une
hand spray aud tant with wheels one seed
driN one rear sutnmUhlr axle. nne disc
harrow one ditch digger une right hand
stirring pillow one small right hand pillow one
ruad plov one double shovel ploW one weed
rutter ONE east irua b.IIe one 3n.taaih
sectiun harraw une q tooth section borrow
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Convention :
Awaits Report
on Platform

NtOntihned from page mel
ment Il would be necessary he ex-
planned, tor the subcommittee TO
perfect liz draft and submit II To tho
fnli committee. which would consider
d cline by line"
IT b. the purpose OF this conven-
ton that every delegate should he
heard u he desires. 1 am instructed
TO move "a recess
parts Of the hall at the proposal for
adjournment senator Lodge put tho
motion for adjournment aud got "A
oar OF ayes and q wave OF noes
"rhe chair rs Ia doubt" said SEN
utor iadgc auf he asked for a rising
vote.
ON that showing the chairman an
n%ounccl he convention IN recess
until four o'clock.
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NEW YORK, june To- Mercantile
paper, "a per cent; exchange irreg-
ular; sterling so day bills. $50 , per
banks, aN7h per cent. commercial 80
day hills ISL per cent. demand, 392
per cont; cables. 3g2A per cent. time
loans strong; 90 days, 90 days and
six months. 50 per cent; call money
strong, high. A. per cent; low. Z per
cent. ruling rate. Z per cent: closing
bid, ~ per cent; offered az ~ per
last loan, ~ per cent. bank ac-
ccptlucos, SIS per cent.
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LEGAL NOTICES


sealed bids viii Boz received hy the board
Of Regents At t1e University Of Vow MrHicn
for construction Of a Home Economics
hutdinE Of about 5000 sluare feet huur
area. until noon, June 2s. 1890. Plans and
specifications mHA sbs had from A. X. Leu
pold 81 the rnlgersiB Zach bidder must
accompany bis bid with a reriihrl check Co
thr amount ~ five per cont Of bis hid The
successful bidder shall furnish a surety bond
iu an amount 90 be- fixed hy the Board Cor
the full completion OF tho job. after which
the certified checks win hs returned The
Board ~ Regents reserves iue right 20 reject
any ~ all hlds.
MAY ~. June 7s.p luri.ts.
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New Mexico's Cash
Balance Increases

W.T. re. n. ~. June f0.-NpW
MeNico's cash balance at the close
% Tho quarter an May 81. IN more
than q million dollars In excess of
The balance Tor the quarter last year.
The present balance IL f2~.2f2st04. ar
compared with si.z24.s51. Il n shown
by tn state t~rcasurer'r quarterly re-
port.
Gov. L~arrazolo has refused 20 hon
or the request FOR the ~extraditlon
from the governor nf Colorado for
Creseenciano urioste, alias Jose
Flores. The refusal q based upan
ths fact that while rrinste is charged
with q nhlrdcr alleged 10 have heen
committed In Pueblo county In De
ccmher 1918 there BIZ no indictment
or COMPLAINT hy the district attorney.
but merely "a complaint filed IN q
Justice ~ tho peace court by n peranu
who had only second hand knowl-
edge of the alleged crime.
ideals n the principles Of Washing
ton
scnator Borah said that az the
treaty plank had been approved by
Mr. Mills he presumed it was also ac-
ceptnhie 10 former Senator Crane. and
was understood 10 have kent In touch
with Mr.. Crane By telerhone.
Chairman Watson said Ia his opin-
ION the treaty plank would not aid nor
inlure any Of the candidates. He said
all could stand on the agrred pro-
vision.
The final problem ~ the sub-com-
mi;tce was that regarding prohibition,
the question being revived
The Mexican plank. " was stated.
was agreed upon with little %diffieulty.
Members of the subcommittee said Il
was a strong declaration Tor protec-
ton ~ American life and property IN
Mexico but more moderate than the
New Mexico.
The subcommittee action today
regarding prohibition. members R0id.
was refusal tu Incorporate the plank
proposed by William Allen White, de-
riaring specifically Tor enforcement Of
he eighteenth amendment and an
laws hereunder n was said that the
committee inserted u general declnm-
ton for enforcement Of all laws.
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DEATHS

ANIUREs-fhe funeral u G.. AnEures was
held yesterday ID y a'eiack a. croilait .
chapel Burial was in Fairyiew cemetery
DnNNELL@fehareuA % nnnnell daugh-
tsr Of No aud Mrs Joseph ODonneil, dird
AZ be- homo in the highlands yesterday after
shuri Illness. Waters and Garcia are lH
chErEs Of funeral arrangfmsufx
TOhtEN-i u. Torres drd yesterday at
BE- home un south hruadwAy. trollott ls
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Albert y. Ward. Albuquerque, Mar
garet E. No kenzlc. Albuquerque.
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Santa Fe Time Table
e


40. sQB-From vi Paso. 6suspm
No siO-from ~ raso, 7:O0am
No. sol connects A. Beien with No. % tor
Clovts. fecoa Valley, Kansas city and Gulf
Coast.
No. SOS connects A. Belsn with 80. 81 from
Clovis Hnd points east and south Of Clovis
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MnkrtNewy
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Jane 1O-The stock
market continued very dun and main
~ downward today aside from mod
crate advances In several specialties
controlled hy pools.
Sales approximuted 10000 shares.
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one hose cart for garden hose one pressure
cooker one haze cfufut mixer one cement
machine for makinE cement filing one chime
steam whhfie. hrass scrap one bell acfau
lumher
Bids must be- submitted iu writing 10 cover
any ~ 10 of the property listed above aud
-aies WI be- made when satisfactory bids
are received. rhe University reserves The
p~liration 10 the CONVERSELY Once. Phone
H5u.
Jme sio.ti.t2 tf-t5.tu
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OF justice umonr nations without COM
hitting The country to c%ntnnglinr al
inuCaF.
Borah Wen Over.
senator Boah did not say definitely
whether the solution would be satif-
factory To senator johnson, but the
two have been Ho close together in he
senate aud convention tights that few
doubted that the plank would be- sat
isfnctoIy 10 The California candidate.
Tho agreement came Us suddenly to-
day as did yesterdays crisis. when the
ifrccunciiahlcs made am open threat
To leave the party if the plank offered
hg senator crane endorsing the league
with reservations wore adopted.
Mr.. Mills pud senator smoot caught
senator Earah just as he was enter
Ing the subcommittee room. and the
three sat down On a couch outside
and put Their heads together over The
Root proposition. Mr.. Mills took the
lead in urging the Idaho senator to
nccept
At nrsl senator Borah was obdur-
ate. though he said the principle was
acceptable Pressed for AN accept
ance. he protested that no one was
more anxious than he Tor harmony.
%remindiag his conferee thar AN agree
nent would mean as much to him
personally uH To any man in the con
Nrntion. Encouraged. senator Smoot
and btilln took Senator Bornh to u
nearby room where they wvre Joined
lay senator Lodge q senator Nc
'ormirk OF Illinois. another %irrevoncil-
able mombcr OF the subcommittee.
In 10 minutes the agreement had
hcen reached. aud within the hair
hour the Root plank had been given
unanimous approval by the suh-com-
mittec. The committee members then
sat down. however. 10 hc sure they
had the proposition Ia the simplest
u most exact language before they
let its test losk out
Col. Harvey Aids.
II h. understood that i'm touching up
the literary polish OF the plank. COL
0ncl George Harvey helped the sub
committee members Senator Lodge
also helped, remaining In the sub
committee session While IL put on the
finishing touches.
After the agreement. Senator Horah
said the uunnimouH compromiscs
would he submitted to the fun com
mittee within an hour with every
prospect of approval ana that u was
planned To present The completed
platform To tho convention at 4
/ o'clock.
Tho compromise plank was dCscrib-
cd hy senator borah - ESTABLISHING
these three principles Tor which the
irrevoncilabios had %contcnded.
Omission Of amy pledge Tor Fatihca-
tion,
Commentator OF the senate for re-
fusing 10 ratify.
\ statement thai any future league
] must be in accord with American
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the goth DAY Of May 1890.
dulg and lawfully appointed by the Probate
Court ~ the County 81 bernaliiio. state Il
New Mexico. a. administrator de- hanis non
With the will aunsxedi 81 the estate ~ Gro
yer William Harrison, deceased. Az Per
runs havinE claims ~aEninsi said estate are
herewith Hotihed 90 present same Co VS. and
90 Me sHmr within the time prescribed By
law
STATE SAVINGS 4 TRUST BANK.
BY ikkkt HAG0ARD Vice President
June n. fNsf7-2f
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NOTICE OF

State Of New Mexico. County u Bernslllo.
in the rrqbate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate u Arthur q.
Hall, decreased
Notice a. hereby given that Edith y. x
Hall ExerutriN Of the Estate ~ Arthur q
Han deceased has hlrd her final report in
The Probate oourt Of hernnulla County. New
MeNirn. a. such ENccutriN. and the Court has
hNed Saturday the 2fth day 81 tniy. 1920 81
10 O'Clock Of Tho forenoon af said daf. 81
ihc day Tor hearing uhiertinns VI any there
Do, 20 the approval ~ said anal report and
for the discharge ~ said Execuirir
Witness my hand aud tho seal ~ ssld Pro.
bate Court ihis 5th day of June. 1920.
(Seall NESrOR MONrOYA
June i0-iT2as July I.
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II THAT room ttlli vacanti Advertise ia IA.
the classified section 81 THE EvENINg
hEHALD and rcnt u right sway. JuEt call
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Chicago Board of Trade
HOIDUP REFUSED - -
TO TAKE SIX CENTS.

hENNEIt-"Aw h-L" explained a
bold. bad bandit here 10 ia Peter
SON. take YOU six cents ana ride
home I'm loolsin' fer "a guy with
real mono, and IN find him
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Johnson Approves
the Plank; Other
Candidates Silent

would devote itself 10 the prom 1tion
Of justice among nations without com
hitting The country to e%ntnnriinF al.
linncos.
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wANTED-AulomobIIc
FOR RE,ST

IOR RESTAOns room and sleeping porch
| t2l south High phone tt4o-W.
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fHE MURPHY sANAroRIUM.
Fer the treatment Of Tuberculosis. Alhu
qnerque. New Mexico. City once. Wrirh
Curio Bldg. opposite pustonee. Omee
haufa, 10 10 ~ a. M, 2 TO Z .. ~.
Or MaIPhsy and Dr. csrl Malky
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Phone 345

- 1917 1919 4
clothing. rugs, curtains, draperiea, |
etc. gao West Gold. Phone t46.
Promptneus our motto.
Henry Mathews
Transfer Company
YOUR BAGGAGEMEN
Because of Service
Phone 939
SNAPl
Pour room house sud bath. Big lot. 50a
lso issi On. location IN Fourih Ward
In good condition. Easy Terms, " 500.
McCURpY & ACKERMAN
Real EttAie-Insuranes
NOTICE o
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iilU ".
v v NNA WNNN MN NNMHMMAMNN HNNNNN. YAH NmN
Particular. oOi North Third s.. city
Quickest Service on Trunks. Camp
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sCHUYLER's DELIVERY
Phone Ssi-W.
LOST 10
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MANTBD-Maie Help q
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ASTgD-Two ar.t.rlass mechanics. white
Gararr
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Job. good wage. Apply 2i6 West Copper
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}ANTED-seeond hand bicycles: spot cash
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WANTED-AutomobiIcs 80
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'2l south High phone ii4oW.
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OK RENT-Room and sleeping porch with
hoard. all home cooking reasonable. 1895
last Central
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FOR RENT-Rooms tur light housekeeping,
aO7 North Third. Inquire At ailing sta.
ion. 3Ot North Third.
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End MISSION
COMES FROM
PHILIPPINES


That me Filipino people ere IN earn
ct m their demand for immediate IN.
dependence u indicated BY me remIng
20 he unltc1 States ~ = arr1nd rhllp.
pine mission 70 work for Independence.
coincidonl with lAls nnnoanc1manl ne
War Department receised . cnhln from
hnnlln stating that the All. Filipino ier.
inlaluro had adopted resolutions ~
iioraiine ~ plea Tor immediate lndo-
pondence.
The Heoond mission. lIke the ART. n
cuuposed OF the leading men Of the IA.
lands and VIII work IN the United
Hfnfes moi only for Immediate hide.
pendeuce. but also % brlng aboui 'bai-
Tor understanding. greater cenAaenos
and closer economic relations between
the United States and the phuirrlnes
The mission a again herccd b. Nam
uel l. Qnozon. president Of lhc Philip.
pine Senate, who - well known IN
Amerfcn, having been To- elk years rca.
ideuf commissioner 10 tho unllcd
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he n on the rim OF the world. Some Of
the turns are 80 sharp Il Is impossible
20 see 20 feet ahead. aud We seem 70
be- p~eriluuaiy near the jumping on
place. We wonder n n Il safe 10 lean
out aud peer into the canyon far below.
aud whNn We do We are perfectly mt.
isned We = diriing with death. Yet
the trip is a safe one. providing a
driver has better norves than our own.
All too soon We reach the outskirts
Of hagulo. a city among the clouds,
and are rather surprised a. The modern
city We And Il TO be- In ten years IA.
gnlo has grown from . village Of huts
to the now justly famed mountain re-
sort Of the Philippines. sometimes cali.
ed the Philippine slmia. Il " an-
doubtedly destined some day TO become
. large city.
Bagulo ranges IN elevation from
$500 10 b.bO0 feet and Is surrounded
practically on Oh sides By high noun
tain ridges and ~'hoeshacks- towering
into Tho skies al a height Of almost
5000 feet.
Aside from the scenery. which b
noteworthy, the great blessing OF Bn-
guio u ~ temperate climate which Il
Indeed = sooaend 10 these l~mpoycrlsh.
Cd BY the tropical Temperatures 9f The
lowlnnds Not only Is me mountain
air rich N ozone. but Il has hren dem.
onaitaird 10 be extraordinarily tree
from germs Of al klnaa
-
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M""|| |"|.. ||"
DUBLIN. ADfII ~ uy matt
An ari'fIe entitled 'niIef |ila war
fare which sheds noH ||fDI on
1A,aIsIna||ons IN ireland. |laN h00A
discovered IN tho nlItffa nf rAt||
John N|mo|as or Cork. rfftniif
tried BY rouffInbrlIai and HfIi
fenced r. six mtnihs ilnif| .onmeuI
Tor having ~ his pnsfe@tioa ~
issue Of thu official organ 81 me-
Irish Volunteers.
~ a lho duty Of volunteers 90
recognize IN 81 their plans IN nonlh
DDS Of lrnIn|ns end study. and Nj
their general outlook. che cxlslencf
Of this state Of guerilla warfare
and an that u implies SAYS The
nrlIfIf which has been made pub
Nc IN nn official communicative "a
h our business 70 develop those
guerilla inclica which We hatf
found most 5erylceahlo IN DEALING
with actual conditions ln Ireland a.
present. and % hrinE them 10 inf
highest pitch Of perfection Of which
they n capable. u Is our business
10 Varc war against the forces Of
The invaders Whenever and however
We find n can be done most eficc
iiyly.
"0f all forms Of small wars that
most dreaded by lmpcrialut armies
OF conquest Is prolonged guerilla
warfare IN which they are unable
to obtain a moments security nor
gain any opportunity Of effectively
crushing their foe. Particularly do
they dread the adoption Of well or
rnnizod guerilla tactics by n civil.
l1ed foe Of keen Intelligence and
courage. Surprises. nmhushcs, raids
ON their fortified positions, snipine
Of their strnEglcrs, the capturing
~ their arm and equipment. inter.
ruption OF their communications. IN.
reference with their intelligence,
are 10 be npprchendcd by them
daily. and their forces are driven
more and more into the position Of
Invested Earrisons In the midst "
q hostile country. afraid 20 venture
from their sirongholds except IN
force. living In a state Of perpetual
apprehension. That such a state ~
affairs exists 10 a great extent IN
Ireland al present Is obvious 10 al
and u Is the business OF the lriih
Volunteers 10 e 10 u that n con.
llnuos 10 grow more intense and
moro menacing 10 the invaders"
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GERMAN sLAPsTICK ARTISTS
WORKING At HALF PRICE,

LONDON. April H-lBy mnil.l r.
German mcslc hall artists. eager 20
gct out Of Germany. are reported
10 be offering 70 accept contracts
al salaries far below those Of pres.
euf British performers. and In Nor
way. Sweden, Denmark and other
countries are said 10 be engaecd for
half their pre.war remuneration.
The British Variety Artists Fed.
Grafton IN consequence has issued
o strongly worded memorandum.
The chairman Of the federation has
pointed out that a rcsolution was
passed pledging the Federation 10
oppose the licenses OF managers
who play German turns within
three years after The declaration OF
peace" A further and more drastic
resolution WIS., however. recently
passed directed against "the EN-.
ployment on or about the theatrical
and music hall stage OF persons of
German origin"
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"N"NtN FENniNN"t Wa"aNi = @aNA"A
States. Mr. oucron and the Hon. Ser
Rio osmenu. speaker Of the Philippians
House Of Representatives aud ylcs
President Of the Council Of State. arc
the leaders Of the Nncionnlisfa party.
which has been IN power since 1907.
While Speaker Osmonh h not - vel
known IN the United states a. Quo1on.
he II considered one 81 the ableai uan
IN the lslanda Senate President Que
o recently referred TO Osmenn 40
-the greatest Filipino since Rizni.-
The personal relations between o.
mena and Qnezon are probably without
parallel IN modern politics. They
have been he leading pollucal ngurcs
IN the islands for ~ ycarn. yet there
has v been The slightest indication
Of rivalry betwocr them. Throuehout
their college ilfe az wen as their long
political service each has refused 70 b.
a candidate for any position nat ne
other asplred 10.
During tho years oueEon was the
Philippine delegate "a the American
Congress he won the esteem and con-
ndcnce OF both the R~epubllcau and
Democratic sides Of the chnmhor.
Whenever he spoke he was assured Of
a good attendance. One OF he omclal
short hand reporters once declared
ouezon used the purest Enrlish Of aug
member OF the House
oamana. % president Of the Nacicn-
aiista party. IA the leader OF the ma
tional movement for Independence.
~Oamena 10 The premier de fecto' Of
the Phiiippinea.- said q leading fulpi'
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-01

TOKYO, Japan. Manch 10. lBy
mail -lndicaiions Of an increased
Japanese population IN Mexico are
pointed out by the newspapers here
as o result Of The proposed re.esiah.
lishment on April 1 Of the postal
money order system between Japan
and that country. The American
designation of dollars and cents will
be used and the amount Of a single
order will be limited 10 not more
than 500.