money order

The high costs in personal time are simply not worth it to save a few bucks on a money order.

One having to do with a received money order, and the other instance having to do with the filing of a telegram.

Does the telegram indicate what sort of identification was produced by the person to whom the money order was paid?

None of them was a money order message that Lewis could identify as being a money order of the type Hamblen was describing.

He could not pay the money order because the recipient could not produce suitable identification.

I have discussed the matter with Mr. Lewis regarding the money order which he was having difficulty in paying.