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CONSTRUCTION OF WASHINGTON
~TkEET MEMORIAL BIIDGI..
Wilmington. Dol.
sealed bids or proposals for the ronstruc-
tion Of " sshing ton street Memorial Bridge
Aoross Brandy~ine creek, in the city nf v III
uins<ton. Ncu castle county, Dciasarc. will
~ r~eivsi by Washington street Brisige
commission a. the office of tho commission.
Room No lS2 Puhlic building. Whining
ton unit. the ty-SiNth day of January,
iAIn, At II @ clock =. IN ~ which time and
riacp or at a later time TO he Iixed hy the
commission. the proposals will bC publicly
opened
The work for which bids or proposals are
hereby invited viii consist of the removal
II tho eNlstinG sfecl bridge. the removal Of
the existing stone masonry. and the con
struction of a new bridge Of reinforced con
crete and stone.
Ihe new bridge viii oe feet WIDE and
about 700 feet long II will consist of tiNe
tSl Arch spans two Of which RIli be q feet
sAch. ono 25u feet. AND two S5 fest each
a more complete description ~ ;he work
% b. done is gwen in Information FOR Com
tr~C tors Form of Ccntrs~t. specifications
Bond. and Contractors Proposal. also in
Of Vh!ch arc 70 lie decned . part of This
invitation.
Copics of the foregoing may he Inspected
a. the once of the comm Ssion, ard may
he Purcta s>d st the CthcF of Ben jaruiu II
Davis and Vance y 7orhert. engineer and
architect whitehall Ruiidiuc <cF No-k
tatS on anu after a1uars - 1920.
4 deposit Of one hundred dollars gs100 .o0)
- required Tor complete set of Form of
Contrast specifications. Bond. Proposal
ami contract Drawings phich sifn lrS<
tho cost of printing IN fora a-tinc viii
&c refunded upon the urn Of all the
matter IA good condition before tho date
~ recent cf bids
4 certified check IN the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars ts2O.0o1 0O) must accom-
pany oSch proposal
ts,sDipt N piiS viii be subject 10 the con
5itioHs given IN said Information for Con
tractors
Tne right IS reserved to re. Get any and al
bis
WAsHlNGToN STREET BRIDGE COM
MISSION
Aif-Jd ] du Point Chairman
Aipcrt >tctSer. SECRETARY
Frederick " C3rpcDter
E6e.~l 4ivc 0Gfrcr and Consulting Engineer.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES


NoTlCE-Estsue u Mary Tilden Ridgely.
decsasad &otlcE II hereby given that let
tcrs testementary upon the estate of Mary
ored decreased were duN era1teG unto
alexis du pom and Eauita Trust Co
OF the twenty y-Iaifd Qa5 % December "a d.,
dccsxased art requested 70 make nzxr7ent
~ TIE executors wItbUu, delay and ali per
-0ns havtus demands against tue deceased
@rf required VI cxhibif and present the
am. duty probatcu a. tht said executors
20 ~ befort thc twenty third day oi De
,emtef y 1870 Ur abide by the Law 10
this 5s-laif
ALEAIS DJ PoNT
IL IlIABLE TRUST COMPANY.
EAecutOrs.
Estate of Louis 5 Lingo de-
cts.sad Motto is ereby given that letters
t.s t-Amen tarS upon lhe estate of Louis j
Lingo late ~ lining ton hundred de-
f"as<c eerf ouiy granted unto Louis J
liEtu. =, On the tueniy -nInJh DAY Of De-
Cembor A. y. 1919. and 81 persons Indebted
- the selg DECEASED arr requested 70 make
payment % III executor without deIay and
al ils-rsons having demands against the
Qbtaseo art required ~ exhibit and pre-
Slnt the same duly pr0bat ted 10 tue said
executor on or beforr the twenty-uinth
day of ilcee mber A ID 1920 or ABIDE 81
TIE laV ln this behalf
LOUIS ) LINGO. JE
Executor
Address Thomas Davis. Attorney -at-Law
20 tsble Bldg Wilmington Dol
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4 EATVEnFNP FI.AE HAIR Drrrsinr Tar
lora Hrownsou tstfR Fourth and Nrle ~ r
Fle~tric shampoo facisi mB sage "a yiuR
~n.ltnR and dressing gyerytBjnf r. 'hn iiHr
- Nair Roods Phone s1sf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

COLoRED MAN wishes Job attending
apartment houses II wears ex xpcrienco
Win bGat@rs- AGUrcss lb N uCbau street.
FIRST-CLASS droSsmaker wants sewing
Children clothes q Speciality. Miss n rag
enbrink. - ~ est street. FnonH .jtt3I =
MIDDLE-AGED rau desires position as
collector matt tITue salary Of commission.
Gan &urnisa good rCfcEU.ceS Address a. ;
C.. lSuI Lincoln street
YOUNG Fast indian desires position ss
butter ana SaiUer- Adoress A 4. ivory
Fyentn. tt.BFc.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
HArRllREssIN6,.

ROOMS and board al@o tRbio board Apply
I4I9 "A WaEiinRtpn street
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CHIROPODfSTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT /? guarantee 10
eive reiicf Electric foot masss4e treat
ment. Mrs Gertrude M 4l3 Market
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HELP WANTED.

y hNTEu Man and HifC rniddlo-agpd "a
tase care 81 small tarm tor cough. Address
~. hNory EVENING D.rCG,
YOU arc ~anted Il : government jcts
slts-SI.r+i month Hundreds of openings
LIST iTeo Write Immediately franklin In
stJtuLe. Lieut. Al tSoChts Ter. ~
@loAD hrst yeaT paid government railway
nAaAL C4orAs \ Nanas=s auLslc oi men. IL %
-. NIslln< positions ADDRESS v -. livery
L SSDaU44 SstAaCE
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WANTED TO BUY.

SECOND nano clothes: wiz cal Tor tnern
bone zOoo-W
y + fAA tie h4e nest prices for second hand
turDItLrt. IaAe, taIFttS, tGsCk>, u,eLals aud
al Aln-s III gun- oU OL&5eaj. az hast
- como street. Fhon, o5't. ~
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HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEI.--East
Fourth street good rooms With hot water
hest Tub and shower baths. 81. 81. 50 90
and $500 weekly. Single beds 35c ana
5Qc 75c and Si.0p 0pen day and night
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MUSIC ~.
TYpENRTTERS.
PR MING ENGRAVING ,KMR0ssNG

! am NOW prepared TO give Sood s5ryic.. ID
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery
&. Gray. ttrtater IL = ftlghtu stre4se
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

OLD UHNITUR.s look suuA
70 ucw repAtriux u0AolsGeriux and car
az phore 1856 ~ 9I0 Frs'lcA strear :
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MoToRcYCIEs REPAIRED.

READING standard and Thor motor
eFcieS. hXreFf rcpai riHg ou a guakes
4 sed machines - reason ahle prices W l.
mlngrou Cycle TO, 1905 Market street. II.
& 4 1867 IL
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ST0 AGE.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both pbonss.
George r Lang Co. 2|5 Orange street
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FARMS FOR SALE.
CAUSE s. E!LpsN

Nex oCaces. Eleventh ard Orange strrcts.
TelepbouJ 1u5Q.
FE>N~A TsE Az FARMS
FOR SaLE
sO ser,ss a~ F<rautNy Nyy3 rf SE-eauf One ,7.;o
to Z \ 4 rauroad station Geek ~ra5 70
" Wilmington Ola stone ac,, - T-ep.aiaes
-are topowc,l drepeae. Ram Scr.ts Ra,er
~ gravity SuIa, reporting Quick sale
3 " NIINeTEE
Wss- Chester "a
4 GOOD - At RE ARM. ON
9YO\E ROAD
Substantial Cornp}efe ~-t ar htl8l.s.7fs
Rest Of land Five Bice Eefds s-fth 49, y,
each Possession
Dozens moro. 81 ~tEcS ans g-.s-a-
~-.--------a---a--------
4 CAUSE 3 eIhPl
New oraees. ft*b ana tn-apse ~5F,s-,s
felg nhbuc fAfA
Real Esta 6e aud INSURANCE
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WANTED.


Don 7 GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AND
householJ goous ,ag. NtIu pay spot casn
for tHeiI- -AAsU tL54iv~t casa prIc,S paid tor
Ta% ialrs- : HAtut St-0no and JaGnau
A.ryeLs t'nung 55.5
GE%J LEMAN wants comfortable room,
Fgclntty ICu1b aIu OraGse. rot over 81
or e. i"r WtsA- Ao0reSs a Il Every Even
ms Dn.cE-
/ WILL Buy your old clothes. Iseac Gibbs
65o trt'ucn street. Fnonc 2s,so. None
bought al store
LET Us coat your roof over ncs with pIas-
tIc sla ~ and guarantee il. 21e cents square
foot hra4AnJnt bros. 3lS +. Fourth street
Phone 43LS "
SLafA ~ BROS, dealers ia rags paper
ato-ks snd ginds Jf meta
TWO furnished rooms located short dis
tancs Hest " MGfaeI. All COnVenlencses for
hsht housekeeping for young CouLlc Pri-
Xate tauhty preferred. q. h. Fry. Ul6 vi
Tenth street
TWO furnished rooms. private bath pre-
ferrod Address Is. Every Evening
once.
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WANTED Plain sewing and children. !
clothes. Address 3 / Every Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

v An E-lJ-flOom u De uscd rs an Office
or desk room "a an Office Address AZ 4
l. very Evening OIice
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MALE HELP WANTED

BE q newspaper correspondents and earn
s2S 90 s10u weekly. according TO your abii-
ity: SIS to s25 weekly in spare time; cS-
pfricnce unnecessary: no canyassing; sub
jerts sueassted Send for free booklet. tells
how. National Press Bureau, Buffalo. y. "
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pROFOS AL

INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
CONSIRICTIO< OF WASHINGTON
~TkEET MEMORIAL BiAID,
Wilmington. Dol.
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ALEAtS III PBNT
IL IlIABLL Tk UST COMPANY,
EAex.utf4rA


Address Thomas Davis Attorney at Law
f-aui tsble Bldg Wilmington Dol
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- oC1ces Eleventh ard Orange strpcts.
Telepbous 1u3Q
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WANTED TO RENT

a stuTero0m Sujiaele for cigar, rs,lacc0
candy and ice cream business on Market
slTuct out a. Tar 1btrtieth street or
WcSt Ut Market street Please state loca ton
ami AZ corner bundlng when answering adv
Audi Css III. EV@fy i-seaidE flee.
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DFBfEhULK, hsstetf furnishe~f room. All
". Ninth rtre@t
FUHNteHBD ROOM New nydern hotIse
Hot water haAt aOf W Fuurlt street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
FEDERAL COURT MAY
END SESSION TODAY
WITH GALLEG0S CASE

The fall term of the federal
court of Albuquerque will probably
end here today with the completion
Of the case of the Mutual Agency
and Investment company against
Tomas c. Gutirrez and others to
ouiet title ON land in the Gallegqs
grant north of albuquerque.
Eight Albuquerque grocers ana
cafe proprietors were yesterday al
lowed until January for the hear
ing of their cases. following their
arraignment before Judge Colin
Neblett when they entered a plea
of not guilty. They were held un-
der bonds of $500 each. which they
furnished.
The men were arrested Friday
following raid on their places OF
business when several cases OF Bit
ters containing from Is to is per
cent alcohol were seized. A. Com
enici and Lorenzo Dinelli are
charged with unlawtully possessing
for beverage purposes certain pat
emit medicines, which were intoxi-
eating liquor and containing moro
than one-half of one per cent OF
alcohol in violation of the prohibl-
ton act. ~
The following are charged with
both possessing and selling the pat
ent medicines: Pietro l.. Domeni-
CALI Pete Dinelli. c. Domenici. Lo-
renzo Nieri, Pete Tito, and A.
Berta $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07

ms discussion OF the SUBJECT WITH
republican leaders.
mo place has been offered to
anyone" the president elect said.
Beyond that l can only reply to
questions about cabinet with a
sweeping assurance that l have
nothing to say"
Mr.. Hays, Mr.. Daugherty and
Mr. Weeks were all present at to-
days conference with Mr. Harding
on this and other subjects.
Throughout the campaign these
three were among Mr.. Harding's
closest advisers on questions OF
policy, all having been members
of the republican campaign com
mittee.
Another close friend of the presi-
dent-elect who took part in the
conference was former Senator
George sutherland of Utah. Here
tofore his name also has been as
ISOLATED with cabinet gossip, but
today the impression gained ground
that he would prefer some other
appointment, either in the diplo-
matte service or to the supreme
court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
DOCTORS SAID LUNGS
MIGHT LAST 6 MONTHS
Mrs, Anthony thought her
time had come. Found road
to health, gained 40
pounds.

81 want to tell others what Milks
Emulsion has done for me. Doc
tors told my husband that / would
not live months, said | had tuber-
culosis. When | began taking your
wonderful medicine l began to get
better and am now strong, able to
do all my work. Weigh 40 pounds
more, have a good appetite and
sleep fine at night. Before using
Milks Emulsion / could not do any
thing, had to sleep in chair, had
no appetite and thought my time
had certainly come. Mrs. Robert
NJ. Anthony, Box SO, GUN, Ala.
To give your body strength to re-
sist disease. try building it up with
Milks Emulsion. A trial costs
nothing.
Mlks Emulsion is a pleasant, nu-
tritive food and corrective med
icine. 1t restores healthy, natural
bowel action, doing away with all
need OF pills and physics 1t pro-
notes appetite and quickly puts
the digestive organs in shape to
assimilate food. AS builder of
flesh and strength. Milks Emulsion
is strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened, and
is powerful aid IN resisting and
repairing the effects of wasting
diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly re-
lieved.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and SO palatable that it is
eaten with spoon like ice cream.
Truly wonderful for weak. sickly
children.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emul-
sion under this guarantee-Take
six bottles home with you, use it
according to directions and if not
satisfied with the results, your
money will be promptly refunded.
Price T5c and $3.50 per bottle. The
MillSs Emulsion Co., Terre Haute,
Ind. Sold by druggists every
where. Sold by Highland Phar-
macy and ALI first class druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07

ARRANGEMENTS are under way for
obtaining a special train to Santa
Fe to accommodate the large crowd
from Albuquerque that is expected
TO attend the Inauguration Of the
next governor of the state, and it
is believed that attractive rates
may be offered as the result, it
was announced last night by DIR,
Henry Rolf Brown, chairman of
the general committee.
Under the present plans the
inauguration special" will leave
Albuquerque early in the morning
of New Years day and return late
the same evening. a minimum of
100 is required to obtain a special
ftrain and provision for possible
/ $50 will he made, including ar
engagements for serving luncheon
to the entire party at the capital,
A brass band will be secured, If
the present plans are carried out.
| Albuquerque banners will be car
ried and the city represented in an
impressive manner when Merritt
| C. Mechem takes the oath OF office
| in the Ancient City.
The following committees were
ANNOUNCED last night by DR.. Brown
Executive: A. B. McMillen
Manuel Otero, Mrs. Margaret Med
Ter, w. r. Walton, A. B, Stroup.
Finance: Reuben ID. Perry, NJ
E. Hickey, Louis McRae,
Secretary: Charles Chadwick.
Treasurer: Charles s. White.
/ L ID GA1IAVG
Sidney NJ. We'll, l.. f. Lee.
Arrangements: C. NJ. Barber
DIR. C.. A, Eller, w. c. Oestreich
Frank Graham, Ivan Grunsfeldt
Reception; w. c. Reid, Jesus
Romero, William Il. Cody, N. G
McCroden, George Roslington, Mrs
Al Coleman, Arthur Prayer, ID. e
Barton. G. S. kaseman, Nestot
Montoya.
| Ways and Means: II, B. Jami-
son, Aldo Leopold, r. N, Boule.
Good of Albuquerque: II. B
watkins, Max Nordhaus, Walter M
Connell.
Amusement; Ed Cox, A. G
Simms, L. T. Chase, DR., NJ. K. Wyl'
der, S. f. Roehl, Thomas Hughes
O. N, Marion, b, Spitz, Louis llfelo
Mrs. John SEpmquist
| Banners and Decoration: c. M
Bolts, Frank Westerfield, C. F
French.
Medical Attendance: DR.. M. x
Wylder, DR.. J. A. Van Alta, DR.. {
A. Eller.
Major Domo: d. X. b. Sellers
Solicitation: A. r. McMillen
Reuben s. Perry, Charles Chad
wick, Charles s. White, d. X. B
Sellers, c. NJ Barber, W. c. Reid
II. b. Jamison, II. b. Watkins, &c
Cox, c. M. Bolts, DR., NJ. *. Wylder
In addition there are the follow
ling committees representing tbs
several city organizations:
Chamber of Commerce, DIR. l.. s
Peters. II. b. Watkins; Rotary
club, C. NJ. Barber Lester Cooper
Kiwanis club, DIR. NJ. K. Wylder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
TACOMA, WASH,
FOREMAN TELLS
ABOUT TROUBLE

"Tanlac has proved a blessing to
both my wife and myself" said A.
j. Davis. of 3109 South Nineteenth
street, Tacoma, Wash, foreman for
the Puget Sound Electric Co.
For four years | had suffered
from Indigestion and also had
in my shoulders ana
My appetite was very poor
and no matter what l ate ! was
sure to suffer from it. After ev-
cry meal my food began to sour
and ferment almost at once. | had
a disagreeable burning feeling in
my stomach, would bloat up with
gas until | could hardly breathe
and have a peculiar pressing SEN
sation around my heart.
Il often had severe headaches,
and at times became so dizzy l had
to catch hold of something to
steady myself. / had lots of trou-
BILE in getting around and was new
err free from pain on account of the
My kidneys worried
me a great deal and I suffered
from intense pains In the small of
my back nearly all the time.
MY nerves We're in such bad
shape / could not sleep well and
would lie awake the greater part
of every night. I lost weight and
felt tired and worn out all the time.
"Since taking Tanlac | have a
fine appetite, eat anything / want
and everything agrees with me per-
fectly The rheumatism has left
me entirely; l never have a head
ache or get dizzy any more and my
nerves are in such good condition
| always get a good nights sleep.
l have also gained several pounds
in weight, and that tired. worn out
feeling is all gone.
My wife also was in badly
run down condition. had no appe-
tite and was extremely nervous.
She began taking Tanlac. too. and
today the Improvement in her con-
dition is simply wonderful. Her ap-
petite has returned she has re-
gained her lost strength. and her
nerves are in fine shape"
Tanlac is sold in Albuquerque
by the Alvarado Pharmacy and in
Grants by the Bernalillo Mercan-
tile eompany.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
MAN AND WOMAN
IN AUTO WRECK
CAN 7 Be FOUND
Came to Town in TaxiCab
After Accident; Neither
Was Seriously Injured;
Reported at Los EunaS.

Iginio de Luna, who lives at
Ranches de Albuquerque, and MISS
Augustine Gutierrez, who were in
iured when de Luna's automobile
turned over about a quarter of a
mile north of the HARDWOOD school
on North Fourth street road early
Monday morning, and who could
not be located yesterday, had not
been found late last night, accord
ing to reports from the police.
The authorities of both the city and
county were asked yesterday by
Amelio de Luna, father of Iginio,
and Mrs. Leonor Gallegos, mother
of the missing girl, TO aid in the
search for them.
The man was cut and bruised
about the face and hands, and the
girls hand bruised and scratched
severely, according to walters in a
Central avenue restaurant who saw
the couple in town last night after
the accident.
1t was learned that the couple
walked to the HarWood school fol-
lowing the accident and phoned TO
Albuquerque for Il taxlcab. They
came to town and wbre driven to
another taxicab stand. After get
ting a lunch, they got another car
and drove from town. 1t was stat
ed at the second taXieab stand that
they had gone to Los Lunas. In
uuiries at the Los Lunas hotel
however, brought information that
they had not been seen there.
Another report received by po-
lice late last night, was that the
couple were seen in Belen yester-
day.
According to story told police
yesterday by Mrs. Gallegos, mother
Of the missing girl, her daughter
had worked at de Luna's home,
caring for Iginio's wife, who is in
poor health. Sunday night, she
said, she went to the de Luna home
to care for Iginio's wife while he
and her daughter went to a dance
at Alameda.
After coming by the house to
take her home, she said, he returned
to the dance hall at Alameda
for the daughter. Why he and the
girl did not go to his home, but
were driving toward Albuquerque
when their car turned over. she ara
not know, she told the police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
WEEKS, NAYS and DAUGRERTY Are
SLATED FOR POSTS In HARDING'S
CABINET, BELIEF OF WISE ONES
These Men Will Be Secretary of the Navy,
Postmaster General and Attorney General,
Respectively, According to Washington Ru-
mors; Senator Fall Also Mentioned.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

washington, Dec. 6 (by the As
ISOLATED Press. )-Speculation about
the possible cabinet selections of
the incoming administration was
cast into more definite lines today
by consultations between Presi-
dent-elect Harding and leaders of
his party in and out of congress.
Three names winch stood in the
foreground tonight among the
many discussed as possible cabi-
net members were those of John
w. Weeks of Massachusetts,, for
secretary of the navy; VIII II.
Hays of Indiana, the republican
national chairman, for postmaster
general, and Harry NJ Daugherty
of Ohio, the Harding pre-conven-
ton manager, for attorney general.
Prominence also was given by
the days conferences to the pos
sible selection of David Jayne Hlll
of New York, former ambassador
to Germany, as secretary of state,
although such leaders as Charles
Evans Hughes, Elihu Root, Sena-
tor Knox, Senator Lodge, Senator
Fall and others still We're promi-
nently mentioned for the portfo-
lilo in some quarters.
Regarding the other places in
the new official family. gossip was
less definite and the list Of posi-
bilities was widened rather than
narrowed by the days develop
ments.
That no formal offers had been
made was emphasized by Mr.,
Harding himself tonight as the
only comment he was willing to
make on reported selections or on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
BETTER Than CALQMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--the sub
stitute for calomel--are a mild but sure
laxative. and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the result of DR..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calonel:
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it, Why cure the liver
at the expense Of the teeth? Calornel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, "dillness'' and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. 15c and
30c.