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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01

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The evening herald., 1918-02-28
City Finances Look
Rosy to Redington

city Manager raul Eodiny'uu COM
plctod an Informal survey uf the cits Peg
finances this week, aud ycstordas he
reported TO the city commissioner
tha, the out.ook was pruuNIu4 Hy
ccouuuiz.ug he said, the city could
have surplus OF from $1,000 to {8.-
Uvn. at the end at the year
Closing uf the saloons Will cut off
fl2,1uO ~ revenue. but Mr. l.edlugi' u
said ho did NOT expect the yitN's extra
ordinary cXpcusc~ would Dee a7 great
this year as they were last year
Phone .. RED Ba,n. al vscst Oo?-
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
Redington Exposes
Some Weak Spots in
Duke City's Charter

cts Manager Ptul Ecdiugtun di-
rect the a'tertiou of IN, city CONF
mis-ionor- -.t their weekly mcctins
yesterday afternoon tn several defects
Iu the charter. SO action was ~ug
gcztcd and none was taken The need
of amendment Is not AZ this time ur-
gent.
The manager pointed out that tho
charter failed tu designate amy COM
missioner az mayor. ana the state law
requires that mayors" affiN their sig
natures To- city bonds The charter
makes provision fut holding bond cle'-
tiuns only ~ regular city elections and
MIR Ucdington pointed out that me
elections ARE four years apart
Mr iteddngtuu suggested that "a
change In tr, terms of the roumlS-
.ipuers would be- desirable Under IN"
present charter a.l the commissioners
are elected az the -amc time. Mr.. Red
uptHu thuu-ht 10 would Dee advisable
90 haze the terms overlap, $50 That
there would bee assurance Of AN cNpc-
r,eu ed commits Iuuer In office at ala
times
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
J. Korber & Company
Receive Comment on
Dodge Brothers Car

j. II Ingram, VALDEZ, Alaska. w1lk-
ed into th, Eaton \ Campbell St'cs-
rooms ip Seattle. Wash "A few days
ago ana .aid he would like immediate
delivery ut % touring ar There was
no taik about price ur no debate on
quality Ne merely wanted H. After
the order had been signed ana Nj.
Ingram had consented To- await a
shipment Of ears due in day or two
hc drew out o. postcard photograph
which Boz a. measure explained his con-
fidence iu the car of his choice. l.
shows Mr. Ingram and his motor
sl"ih' in ingenious ana highly serN Ice
nbie arrangement With which he says
he Nas ta,c 90 negotiate roads which
prc impossible to ordinary means ~
travel AZ ini'cd states road com
missioner Zoo The Valdez district, Mr
ingram was called upon tu dn con
siderable travelling. h might hc added,
liy oceans ut the runners attached q"
the front Whecls OF his car he was able
Geo keep going G,t whole ,.Vr ruuud.
~" came 90 Seattle for another Dodge
brothers W"tur vsr. iu which he cN-
poets 90 tour the uorthwcr this win
ter. korhrr " Company are bod &C.
agents hue.
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

Phone .. ted Bn'n, al ~cst Oo?-
per. for drst class livery ". l.. Trim.
he A Ga
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
Personal News
Items
Auto springs. all makes. Korber Co.
FOuT-O, Taxi Service. Phone ~.

tour-O. Taxi Service. Phone ~.
Merchants lunch ~ TO p. m. 30
cents. Pullman Cafe.
Dan A. chavez OF san Rafael. was
an Albuquerque visitor to-day
Former Governor George curry wrs
here from Socorro today
" !. Wytnan and wife uf Nrtesit.
are registered az the Combs
\ W Cushman of Espanoln h. wise
ting his mother. Mrs Juln Cushmau.
J. r. Mclaughlin has been enter,
tanning u ~ fioU ~ Srringorvillr
Mo.
Mrs John Fleming OF South Walter
street is confined 10 the house by III
ness.
AIRS l.. e.. Becker and Miss Lacy
Becker came up from Belcn last night
and spent the day iu the city
nonif1cio Montoya, member OF
the state corporation commission.
WIS in the city today ON business
Mr., Minnie i<orns of Miami Ari&.
who was operated ou at hospital
several da!s ugn, left the institution
Yesterday
clyde Tinslcy left this afternoon
for Bowling Green. ohio. on q busi-
uc-s itip. lie expects to- Dee gone
about t month.
MI. j l.. llDricrc has returned
from Las Vegas, where she visited her
sister Mrs e. g. de ia,1 She D. stay
ing with her sister. Mrs Baird. 1905
south Edith street
TWcut, business firms. members of
tho Chamber OF Commerce. have
agreed tu have printed In their Dusi-
ness envelopes a slogan urging thr
purchase Of war SAVINGS Stamp-.
ora Ehrrhlrt was fined Sli in tho
city court this murniue for driving
an automobile past street car
stoppvn Ca take ON passenger tic
had ne drivers license.
Max Nurdhru- is in Santa l'c where.
iu his official capacity as jury CONE
missioner. he is assist,ng iu drawing
the jury .ur the April term of the
fvNrrul court
The ordinance against Keeping pigs
within the city limits g. ruu iu force.
The city commissioners yesterday took
no action On proposed ordinance 90
permit urhau pier cries.
Ira Ya:uall, forest supervisor at
Williams. Nriz.. will hr .urnEcd ou
forest business here for several weeks.
His headquarters while here viii hc
tho district office Of the forest service.
Mrs Narnri accompanied him here.
The city commissioners yesterday
passed q revised ordinance covering
pool halls IL not only bars boys uu-
der lS yeats 81 age from the hnils. but
makes the manager as well as the
owner. and the parents and tho h"S'
themselves liable tn arrest
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
OESTRE|CH At HEAD
OF NEW CONCERN TO
ENCOURAGE BUILDING
Albuquerque Investment Company
Launched by Prominent 2usi.
ness Men in Response 10 sug-
gestion Put Out by G of G.

\ meeting of thr s'pekholders Of
th' Albuquerque Investment company
,sus held Wcdncsduy evening az the
offices OF the comput lli South
Second street and IN, following huart.
of directors elected d o.. lIcrndon.
g. T. wade Dr 4 o. -nnit" w g.
pcstrrich und Mr.. T.HNrr Officers
were elected as follow ". g. pes-
trcich, president D. S. G. Shortlc.
vice president. T.. s yturhey. secrc-
tnry and treasurer
The idcn Tor IN, 0u1ui2atiun of
the company orlginIf.I with tho
chamber uf Commcrlr 80 70 meeting
in December Real estate men urged
upon the chamber 'H. necessity of
providing homes for hp.' n.-ockers aud
other. that are constantly coming To
Albuquerque az a result of the ddNer-
tisiup campaign conducted.
The idea appealed 90 number Of
ih' progressive and lighted busi-
rcss men of this city .- % favorable
opportunity for cap,'. and the or
Eauizatiou Of the AMuguerquc In
Ncstment company b. the result
The company propose tn build
modern up-to-dBtc homes of the class
that huS done so much fo mako Los
Angeles % city bcauuul as we'll as
one of home owners J.. place OF rent
"r-. to place these home within IN"
reach of the people 1f moderate
means ON the easy rtmrut monthly
plan
Home building companies opcrat-
INK along these lines .n such cities as
Los Angeles ~ pa-u. phocuN and
others, have proven Dis factors In ,he
development uf their communities and
have been uniformly succcssful
III" increasing numhor of health
seekers annually coming a. Ahuqucr-
que. produces a demand Tor q class
ut homes tar IN excess uf the supply
and '-catcs q very logical ncid FOR
the operation of this company in the
construction and mdntainar.cc of
suitable accommodations for those
people.
The company has sufficient capital
o. h1ndle the building situation and
O. board uf directors ~ capable Heu
which gives assurance that It's policy
VIII Dee fur-siEhted and aggressive and
that the company PROMISES we'll tu
become q struni. industrial as well as
financial institution
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
NINETEEN MEN ARE
AWAITING ACTION OF
COMING GRAND JURY
Fourteen Held in the County Jail,
and Five Out on Bond; Serious
Crimes Charged Against Most
of Them.

There are fourteen men In the
county jail awaiting action on their
cases b., the Grand jury. which viii
meet Tor the March term of court on
March rs Their names with tn"
crimes charged against them are as
follows.
Limo Sclla, felony
" l. NounFhloud. robbery.
Juan MARTINEZ. intent tu rob
Esther Bacn Y Icrea. robbery.
Jose Nh chavez. larceny.
otto liummerle. theft uf car CAR
chuclcia carD.
bnofo Zamora, grand larceny.
Harry Stigll assault 90 ruh.
Harry AusWeell grand larceny
John Manning, assault to rob
Mack Johnson. forscry
l. G. Hayouset. grand larceny
Edward Collins. larceny
Frederick walton. rape.
Following b. "a ''st of men held tor
the grand ibry who are under bond Ca
appear when summoned:
Nose Sandohul. bond $500
EvaIisto Gallegos. rape. bond $500.
Lcopoldu Muutoya lire arms. bond
$500.
Euterio Pima felony, bond $1,000.
Miguel 3euibcdc.. felony, bond
81 00a
Two boys have tcvn he,d for eN-
animation uy the district cuurt au iu-
CorriEiblr miuor, Lorenzb Cutinult
and Alotri Eusint
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
Benning Back from
Trip of Ten Days
Through California

s. " p,nning and daughter Jean.
returned yesterday from a trip OF ten
days through California. Thcy went
from here 10 Los Angeles where Mr.
RenninE visited the y, NJ g. 4,
thence on to san Diego where they
were guests of Rev. T.. T. ~chuclcr
and family He reports that the lat-
ter are Vcry busy. NJ Rev SDhurler
fines much work 90 DO loo connection
with hi> new charge Tucy ar, home
sick for Albuquerque Mr. Benuinr
stated
Mr rcnnmg visited the san Diego
association. also took 'r.p $50 raup
Ko1rny. hut did not yet 90 soc many
Aibugucrguc boys as ho happened tu
d, there ou their busy day From
san Diego they went 10 san Fran
cisco whore brief visit wa enjoyed
With Mr. Beun.nE- brother. who i. u
the navy thcre.
Sacramento was the next stop
whore Mr. Bcnning attended the dis
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

The flueru Of Miss Loretta Brat
ton was held this afternoon from the
Iresby bytor.uu church. ltev. Hush Coop
or conducting the service. The body
lay .u state 90 80 Z. frcnch's chapel
from 10 O'Clock q. m. untIl 10 "'cl"'N
This afternoon. Miss tirattou Wa- "a
teacher Boa the second ward school
Burial was iu Fnir,irw cemetery
The pallhctrcrs were ". +. SWitz'r
T. A. Dingus. r. r. Morgan l.e~.i'
Kinds, Herbert Bdss and G. \ wheeler.
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

uic' conference of Rotary club. last
Friday. Ilc reports this meeting as
hig success. there hoIng 3Ss mcm-
hrr, apd 2sa ladies ana guests iu at
tendance. He viii render his report
on this conference to the local Ro-
i3fiaus at their regular weekly lunch
con tomorrow
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
Mortuary
Oscar IIInan.

oscar vllm1u hicd at his home uu
East Lewis avenue to-day. aged 80
years Ills mother was with him
His father and brother viii arrive to-
night Strong Bros. viii ship the ~
mains a. his old home az kirkwOod
Missouri
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

Lunch win be- served hy the Ladies'
\id ~nciciN of ~. PauI's Lutheran
church ~ the Hittncr house, 5t0i
south I ir~t thu evening.
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

Itching. tprturing skin "ruptions
disngurc. annoy, drive one wild.
uowus Ointment IN praised for SIS
good work soc az an drug stores.
The evening herald., 1918-02-28
DENIAL

The Blueher Orchestra will not
play at the ball and reception TO
be given at the l. o. o. +. hall to-
morrow friday night Some
one, without authority, had an
nounced that this Orchestra would
render the music, which is a mis-
take.
The evening herald., 1918-02-28

" j Horbison so years old. died
at au apartment ON Tuesday Hc WIS
Hu agent 'ur AN eastern magazine. \
widow ANA two children ~utNiN" MIN
a. oklahoma The hodS wNS taken q"
g. T. Frcnch'- uudortakiug rooms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
Weekly Financial Review

New York. October 6.--Military and po- litical successes of the allied forces con stituted the governing influences of the week in the securities market infusing general heaviness to intuition ana ord- nance shares.
 There was contrary movement of considerable proportions in shippinesss motors oils and half score of less distinctive issues, which are expected to benefit by peace.
 Many other stocks recently extremelv inactive participateE in the advance notably utilities of the gas and electric power variety and fractions.
 Iransportations were disappointing. falling back after an early show of strength. regardless of many additional favorable statements of earnings bv the interstate commerce commission.
 United States Steel, which fluctuated Tn something like 4-point radius. was narrowly watched by traders, who re- garded that issue as the barometer of general market conditions.
 Steeel contributed from 25 to 33 per cent to the moderately large daily turn over, it's nearest rival in point of ac- tivity being Marine, preferred which made an extreme advance of points finally forfeiting about 3 points
 Local money rates held at the long prevailing per cent for time and call runds, with the former at minimum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
Cotton

New Orleans, october 6.-The tendency nigh prices being made on the opening session and the low prices on the clos ing. From the highest to the lowest there was fall of 2l4 to 221 points, and the net change for the week was loss of 155 to 166 points
 Favorable weather and the larger in- dicated crop. based on the last condition figures of the season of 54.4 per cent of the normal, were the main features back of the selling. Offerings were in creased by hedge selling, and at all times there was lack of any specula- tive demand of consequence
 War news was considered highly favor able but it was not factor in the trading. On the weekend the request rom Washington that fluctuations in any one session be limited to 200 points, Instead of 300 in present rules, were con- strued bearishly and served to increase offerings, to some extent.
 This week the trade will watch wealth. CT conditions more closely than ever be- cause of the belief among bearsh trad CTS that late cotton is still making un- der high temperatures. A continuation of the warm, sunshiny weather of the last week would have the effect of in creasing offerings because of the opin- ion that the yield is increased under such conditions. regardless of the ad- vanced date of the season. On the long side the opinion prevails that the tech nical position of the market has been greatly strengthened by recent selling, so that any further favorable war de- velopments will be bound. eventually. to bring about higher range of values
 The exchange will be closed on Sat- urday, October 12. Columbus Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
THE WORLDS MARKET
WEEKLY METAL

New York. October 6.-Steel mills are working close to maximum capacity and the outturn for September is expected to show a satisfactory increase over August, but requirements are still far from being met in full. Most rigid econ omy Is required by the government of all consumers Encouragement Of dis tribution is made from week to week to fit the more urgent demands. Shell steel and steel rails are particularly needed at the moment.
 Curtailment is required of many con- sumers. even for war purposes, and while the automobile and other indus- tries of like relative importance, have had their output cut in two, the mills are slow to deliver them the necessary material to complete their product for this year.
 AS result of the recent revision the price of pig iron has been advanced S1 ton on practically all grades except Bessemer, and the selection of Pitts burg and Birmingham as basing points has In many cases added s1.5O to $2 a ton to consumers costs and has worked a relative advantage to certain furnaces, particularly to those in vir- ginia and Tennessee. The question of price. however. is altogether secondary to that of supply
 Coke has improved in quality and deliveries have been at least adequate for the time being Lead continued scarce and is allotted only for war purposes. The price remains as estab- lished at S.05c for New York delivery and 7.304c for East St. Louis
 Copper supplies have been sufficient only to make government requirements. No change is expected in the present price after October 90. Spelter continues dull and easy.
 Buyers show no interest in tin pend ing establishment of government regu- lations. Spot tin is offered at from S1 to S3 cents according to quality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
es of Birmingham Are on These COlu
H0IISES WANTEn
WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-To rent garage near Glen
 Iris Apartments. Call Main 1206-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
w. E. Campbell

Cotton Stocks. grain, provisions and cotton seed oil Correspondents Shepard 6 Gluck, New Orleans; E. w. Wagner & Co. New York and Chicago. Continu- ous quotations; private wires to all exchanges.
 Telephone BIain 0l41
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Bookkeeper- r-stenographer; clerks for jewelry, millinery, hosiery, piece goods and notions; stenogra- pher with lumber experience; dic- taphone stenographers; white women to operate electric sewing machine; clerks for clerical depart ment; salesladies; colored maids, s10 per week; pantry girl; cooks. $S per week; colored women for brick manufacturing company; house maids; office girl; dish washer. Ap- ply Birmingham Employment Co.,, 21O3h 3d ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square, N. V. Members New York Cotton Ex- change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associat- ed Members Liverpool Cotton Associa- ton. Oeders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consign- ments of spot cotton for delivery. Cor invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
FOR SALE

FOK SALE
 1 12'Nl5'' double drum mine hoist. 1 10 Alg' double drum mine hoist ? S"x1O' double drum mine hoists- l 10,x12" single drum mine hoist. 1 5l1' 'x10' single drum mine hoist. l 61s' 'xl2'' double drum hoist with boiler. 2 new double drum hoists for motor drive.
 MOTORS
 phase 60-cycle, 220-volt new motors; sizes l, g. 3. 5. 71k. 15 and 25 h. p. 1 s5 h. p. 22o-volt direct current motor.
 Charles J. Geohegan
 Machine Company
 15 South 2Oth St. Birmingham, Ala. RECEIVERS sale of used equipment. to be sold at Mckenzie, Tenn Oc- tober IS, 1918. as follows:. One Mar ion "Sl' shovel, yd. No. 2S56, 2 9x14 Porter dinkeys; 25 4-yard Continen- tai dump cars; one Thew IA yd. shovel No. 721: one 9x14 Porter diEkey; one 9x14 Baldwin dinkey one lot pipe. coal powder repalrs. bunk houses, blacksmith shop and tanks. pumps, and miscellaneous equipment. This will be sold sep arately to suit purchaser George Murphy. receiver, Huntingdon, Tenn FOR SALE-Time clocks, rebuilt Dey, cincinnati and Simplex always on hand; time stamps, Calculagraphs: nothing but time recorders and sup- plies Time Register Repair and Supply Co.,. Gardner. Mass.
 FOR SALE-Steam tug, 100 horse power. Sl feet long, l6 feet beam. 5lz feet draft; fully equipped; recently completely oyerhauled and passed by ' U s. gov- esnment inspector; barsa in. E. Ness 'sSoss F. O. Box 6o2. Savannah. Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
Phone 943 HEIDT COAL. & LUMBER co. Ave. E, From 18th to 17th Sts.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

FURNISHED cottage or apartment; either temporarily or permanent. Best references. Phone Room S25 Morris Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

WE negotiate loans and sell real estate
 Can handle desirable farm loans Me- Connell Anglin, White, 2026 Sd ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

WE negotiate mortgage loans at low rates and buy mortgage paper. Leon- ard-Riley Co. Ta5 Woodward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
Railroad Schedule

Corrected to May IF. 1918 Arrival and departure of passenxer trains. Birmingham: The followfna schedule figures published as informa- tion, are not guaranteed. BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
 Southern Railway System
 (SOuthern Railway Col
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
LOST AND F0IjNn

LOST-Black folder pocketbook con- taining between s55 and $60, regis tration card and union card. Re- ward for return to k. H. Nelson at East Lake car barn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

WANTED-Ch dip pers; permanent employ ment on piece work at in- creased scale price. Com municate at once with Nun nally's, 218 20th st., N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
SEEDS. BULBS AND PLANTS

SEEDS. BULBS AND FLANIS SEED OATS In car lots or less. Buy from the grower. lily. M. Stewart. Lau- rel Hill, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE
 HOMES FOR SALE

In every seCtlOn or CIty, J. MUrray Norn,ent. POPS lst avs. STEAM HEATED modern home; large rooms on one floor; Fear garage gar den fruit; 5000; terms; rentals Owner, 1892 American Trust Phone Main S559-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

FOUND-Two good investments; Liberty Bonds and my s30 suits and oyercoats Marc Link, 1911 lst ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

If you want to buy or sell farm land, write Ingram Land Co. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

BOARDS; ALL THICKNESSES. AD-
 DRESS P. o. BOX 66S, SAVANNAH,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
LIVE STOCK

FOR gSAI4E-Carload of extra. fine IIol stein and Jersey milch cows with young calves; some 4 and 5 gallon cows; it will pay you to see these cows before buying. Will take dry cattle in exchange. Union Stock Yards, 23d ave. and 24th st. Phone Main 1030.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

REAL ESTATE WANTED
  MORTGAGES and real estate bargains bought. Bains Realty Co.,. 2127 Sd Ave. WILL pay s1 an acre cash for any land in Alabama Write I-26. care Age-lier- ald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

WANTED-Riveters, holder-ons. heaters, chippers and caulkers; bolters. filters, structural workers;' white and colored labor of all descriptions on steel ship construction; experienced steel work men preferred; shipyard rates paid. Pensacola Shipbuilding Co. Pensaco- la, Ia. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

LOST-Ten dollars if you don't buy one Of my $30 suits or overcoats. Marc Link, 1911 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

 QUARTER SECTION FARM-Near Mo- bile, cheap. for quick sale; new 7-room house, cabin and good outbuildings; four acres under oceans, peaches and persimmons; 40 acres cultivated. bal- ance oak and pine growth; Big creek adjoins place: two branches run through: splendid for stock raising. oil wells are drilled nearby. Write John Shishkin, Box HAS, Miami, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

 MILCH cows for sale; brand new car t. load of the finest 3, 4 and 5-gallon cows with young calves just received, Southern Stock Yards, corner 1st ave-
 and 27th st, at East Lake viaduct. Will exchange for dry cattle. Phone
 Main 95S9. G. w. Walden & Son. FOR SALE-High-graGe Southdown and Merino Bucks. 1 to years old. Roe- buck Country Club, Route 5. Box -3, Birmingham, Ala.
 FOR Thirty-one choice milca cows Il heifers and one male; will sell ap or part. D. B. Thompson, Sunnyside station, South Bessemer car line.
 DOGS. POULTRY. PET STOCK DOGS-For coon, skunk, opossum, fox, wolf, rabbit squirrel; pointers. collies. and shepherd; stamp for reply. Nor man Crawford, Downing, Mo. I BUY and sell trained hunting dogs; hunting horns; Cornish and Pit Game chickens. Walter Odom, Durant. Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

WE pay the highest prlces Tor sacks and sell cheaper than anyore. Birmingham Bag Co, $50 N. 18th st. Main 5l22 Bir- nlingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-07

W WANTED-Bookkee of ability, must be able to deliver the goods in a capable manner Only an Ali man considered. 121G Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg