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CHICAGO Live Stock Market,

Chicago. July 22.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts.
$500; beeves, $5@s.40;S stockers, $4.15
.@6.40; cows, heifers, $2.65@6.65;
westerns, $5@6.so.
Z HOGS-Market ten higher; receipts,
10000; light, $s.7o@9.1o; mixed. $3.50
@8.95: heavy, s8@s.75: rugh, $S@8.20;
good to choice heavy. $s.20@s.75; bulk
sales, $S.60@s.65.
SHEEP-Market strong; receipts,
$4,000; natives, $2.5O@5.5O; lambs $3.50
Z. 40.
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FOR sALE-A M'CASKEY CREDIT
register at a low price. It ID In good
condition and Just the thing for
small store or for someone USING
this kind OF register and wishing ia
enlarge. Will exchange for Target
size OF same make. Address J-2l-x
& care Courier.
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CHICAGO Provi.ion Market.

0UTSN9V TVOV1SIVII "NTN0Ss
Chicago, July 22.-The provision
market follows:
r Rye-cash--75c.
Barley-50@7Oc.
Timothy-Sept-$5.7
Pork-Sept-$21.75.
Lard-$1180.
Ribs,s11.s5@1167h.
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON.
crete blocks make a house absolute.
~ dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything In concrete. OF.
tumwa Generate Tile Co. Madison
Ave.
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CHICAGO Butter and Equ Market.

Chicago, July Observation-Disclosures
steady; creameries, 23@27c. diaries,
23@26c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts, H.
457 cases; at mark, cases included. 10
@14c.; f1rsts, 15c.: prime firsts, Tic.
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FOR SALE-AN ENTIRELY NEW
Gaelsure drop corn planter at
great bargain. See me at I ,e Crosse
Hay Tool Co.'s plant. M. j. Garland.
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RETAIL MARKETS.
Flour and sed.

Graham flour, per sack 1900.
Corn chops, per cwt ..... 49,.
Shorts. per cwt -. -. .......
Bran, per cwt -. -.
Ear corn, ner blu $3.50. 80. -.
Sheiled corr. per gu -. -. :.
Hay, per cwt -. -. -. .....
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FOR sALE-ONE STAR WATER
well drilling machine. Adaptable to
any depth. Address J-6-E care Cour-
Ter Ottumwa
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ORMANViLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson have re-
turned from Missouri While there they
purchase fruit farm and will take
possession in the early fall.
Mesdames G. M. Thomas and Alfred
Durham were entertained by Mrs.
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Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria, July 22.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-64c.
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Now York Poultry Market.

Now YORK FouNFy W1Fk0t.
New York, July 22.-Poultry-Mar
ket alive irregular: broilers, 20@21c.;
fowls, $780,: turkeys, 10@14c.
Dressed, market, irregular: broilers,
1s@20c.; fowls, 14@1Sc.; turkeys, 169
20c
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FOR sALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE---WE
have an exceptionally good list Of
farms, city property. small tracts
close in and stocks of merchandise.
few properties with small payment
down, balance on easv terms. Next
excursion to Texas AUGUST 2. Wa
tiers, Espy, Stroud & Son. Sd floor
Baker Blk.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago. July 22.-Poultry-Mar
steady: turkeys, 20c.; live fowls. 14hc;
springs, lie.
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RANGE OF HOO Prices
ls5@e55 lbs. 1s5@1s5 lbs

Range Of hog values at Chicago 10.
The past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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Will SON&BOWLIN
Real Estate Agents
ITO WEST SECOND STREET oTTuMwA, IOWA.

WEST SECOND STREET oTTUMWA, IOWA.
of
Il \ s
efarmc r.
farm Good
per acre an
follows:
roomh house onM $4,000
room house ON
room house, street
stone good
room house onR
forget the
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T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MARk6Ts
HOGS INCREASE SOME.
Porkers Advance Fifteen and Twenty
Cents on Certain Weights

New Oats Quoted.
The high price for hogs today IS
1925, the lights having jumped fifteen
cents. Heavier hogs have advanced
twenty cents. New oats are on the
market and the high price of wheat is
ninety cents.
The packing house will not accept
calves after noon on Saturdays.
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Some Sheep are Firmer.
Stock Yards, Chicago, July 22.-De-
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cHA7ITon

Mrs. Tom Phillips of Mt Pleasant
visited in Charlton Wednesday with
her brothers j. H.. Robert and Frank
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DELTA.


Hayden Brainard is going to build a
fine two story residence on lots re-
Gently purchased OF w. Garrett This
will be fine addition to the many
good buildings on this street.
Jakey Goldman is making improve
ments on his residence north of town
and many houses are being painted.
S. A. Molyneux and family are
spending their vacation from rural
route at Thornburg with the people Of
Delta with the view Of locating here.
A little daughter of Horace Brain
ard is very i'll with spiral meningitis
The brick and tile works are work-
ing their full capacity, having three
kilns now.
- CHARLTON .
Mrs. Tom Phillips of Mt. Pleasant,
visited in Charlton Wednesday with
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fortonII374O6

is a beautiful Dark Bay stallion. S
years old. weighs 1900, good bone, fine
style and action. Imported August IS.
1876 s. This is one Of the best Belgian
stations in the state. Take a look at
him before breeding. His papers also
at our barn.
s12.5o to insure colt to stand and
suck.
The above horses will make the sea-
son q. 1910 at our breeding barn, one
block east of the Batavia Methodist
church. beginning Al II 18th and end
inp July 1st. Care will he taken to
prevent accidents or escapes but will
not be responsible should any occur.
Removing from county or parting with
mare forfeits insurance. Colts stand
good for service. Positively no breed
Ing on Sunday.
.k0O|YS & SON.,
Sole Owners.
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FOR SALE-26 ACRES OF CORN
Rent paid to Jan. LIST. w. H. Bartlett
r. No. 5, Ottumwa.
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I HAVE FOR SALE--McCORMr
Deering, Standard, foot novel
knives, $3.50. All other kinds foot
same price. Six foot knives. Safe
Mccormick. Deering, Plano. Stand.
ard, Buckeye, Champion. Osborn
and all other mower and binder sec.
lions with rivets thrown in. SC. Nc.
Cormicls, Deering, and Standard AMI
Buckeye guard, 26c.. others SAND
price. Mccormick. Champion, Plano
Standard. Dain and Deering sickle
heads, Csc. (Other makes same
price. Pitman straps for abovt
machine, 25c. PitmAn boxes, all ma.
chimes. 40c UP. Guard plates for AN
machines. &c. I also have a miscel.
laneous supply of other parts fol
above machines. Phil Coy, Hedrick
Ia.
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CH1CAGO-Wheat, "a; corn, 172;
oats. Ia
CONTRACT-Whea So; corn. SO;
oats. 81.
DULUTH-Wheat. So: last year, %.
MINNEAPOLIS-Wh 1865; last
year, 112
Estimated Receipts for Tomorrow.
Wheat-36.
Corn--244.
Oats-198. es
Liverpool Cables.
CLoSING-Wheat, u o. Up; corn,
Y up.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Furnished by E. w. Wagner & Co..
members Chicago Board Of Trade,
Rooms and s, Chiffon Block. OF
tumwa phone 1884: Iowa phone
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FOR SALE.
FOR SAI.E-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler. MorAvta. Il.

FOR SALE-FARMERS WE GIvl
you special prices on harvesting
meats Anderson's Exclusive Market
103 s. Court.
Evening journal., 1910-09-29
GAMBLING AT
HOT SPRINGS
Many Of the Smart Set In
vOIved in Raid on
Fashionable Club
A JUDGE HELD AS ONE
OF TUE WITNESSES
By united Press Leased speclal VIC.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept o.
Like the twinge of a sensitive nerve,
the news Of the raid on gambling at
the Woodland Club here, the most ex-
elusive resort Of the smart set Of
southern cities. flashed among the
lingerers of the cottages and hotel
colony today, causing a quick hurry
and scurry of departure.
The names of prominent men and
women in Washington's official life;
i'm the smart set of Baltimore, and
many other cities, we're mentioned
here as frequenters of the club. The
local authorities, It is said, have prom
Used to bring several of them here
for hearing to be heard on Octo-
Der 8.
The secrecy being maintained by
Squire S. w. Anderson added to the
CONSERVATION of the summer colony.
Rumor has placed "a young man who
lost $4,000 and disappeared" in prom
inent families of at least three diff
ferent cities. It was openly alleged
here, that there we're many such
young men and many four thous-
ands last" during the season.
Washington and Baltimore have the
largest representation among those
involved. The names OF several Of
ficials and some of the wealthiest
women Of those cities were mentioned
as probable witnesses.
The summer colony has so long had
complete sway over things here that
II had little fear Of being disturbed.
Also large portion Of the towns
people depend upon the summer col
ony for their livelihood and they were
counted upon to protect the guests
from Interference.
This security" of the summer folk
finally led them into open disregard
for the authorities.
The town is incensed over the ar
rest of Judge w. H. Jackson, a mem
Der of the cottage colony; Freeman A
Smith, M. w. Esler, and Eugene Perry
who we're hold on bail to appear here
at the hearing of Thomas OBrien
proprietor Of the Woodlawn Club
which is to be held October Sth.
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PLAN GALA TIME FOR
CITYS VISITING FIREMEN

River rides. banquets and dances
will be the entertainment of the thou
sands of iiremen who will be In Will
mington on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday OF next week Every hFe COM
pany TO which has been assigned
guests has made or Is arranging elab-
crate programs for the entertainment
of the visitors. and all are bound TO
leave Wilmington with lively recollec-
lions Of It's hospitality. Visits to the
battleship Delaware are planned by
the entertaining companies also. In
addition to all these diversions, indi-
vidual members of Wilmington Are
men will, Of course, see to the comfort
OF the visitors.
The Weccacoe Fire Company has
made elaborate arrangements for the
entertainment OF it's guests. On Thurs
day night, October 6, the day OF the
big parade. the company will entertain
its guests at a banquet and ball to be
:. held at-tbe Polish Turner's hall. The
ffyxt day the guests WI be taken on 9
river ride on the srea4ier Springfield
and at the same time Will inspect the
battleship Delaware.
The Water Witch Fire Company will
erect a large tent near its engine
house, where banquet viii be served
on Thursday night following the pa
rade. The next day will be devoted
20 showing the visitors interesting
places about the city.
The Brandywine Fire Company will
have as its guests companies that VIII
be here only for the day, October g.,
and in the evening a banquet will
be served in the engine house.
The Union Fire Company has made
Evening journal., 1910-09-29

arrangements to entertain its guests
following the parade at a banquet to
be held at the Bavarian Park. A
dance will follow.
The Friendship Fire Company will
have open house on the Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. although Il has
no special guests, not being q mem
her OF the Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ton. Every visiting fireman will be
welcomed, however, and luncheon and
all the conveniences of the frehouse
will be available.
The Phoenix Company will enter
tain It's guests on Friday with a ride
down the bay on the steamer Brandy
wine. On the other days. the mem
bers OF the company will take the
guests on tours OF the city and will
otherwire make them comfortable. The
/ fire house will be handsomely illum-
mated on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights.
The Liberty Fire Company will en-
terrain It's guests on trolley rides abou
the city and In other ways. TIT
treat for its guests will be a sail {,
the battleship Delaware on one Ol
the days OF their stay, The company
had a river ride planned, but coulC
not get boat.
The Washington Fire Company al
yet has made no arrangements for tn,
/ entertainment OF its guests. The com.
pany at meeting tomorrow night will
consider several plans for their guests
entertainment, and jolly program fol
the three days will be arranged. The
Independence Fire Company will an
nounce its arrangements within a few
days.
Evening journal., 1910-09-29

6st
disputed. but the competency of H. H.
Ward, who is now Of counsel for the
complainant. TO testify as to the SER
vice of the notice on the secretary was
disputed. Mr.. Ward personally served
the notice on the secretary, and coun-
sci for the defendants contended that
he was not competent to testify, under
the rulings OF the court in Delaware,
owing to the fact that he was, at the
time Of testifying, of counsel for the
complainant, but II was held that in
asmuch as HIS testimony did not dis
close any confidential communication
between client and counsel It was ad-
Missile.
In his opinion, the Chief Justice
stated, that there ID no evidence in
the record that tends to show that
the bond issue was fraudulent. and
that the bonds were issued I'm accord
ance with the authority given the
Railway Company by its charter and
by authority Of the board of directors.
II was alleged by the defendants
that Jones, under cover of the Fair
mount construction Company. Sc
cured the entire bond issue of the
Railway Company, which was greatly
In excess OF the real value of the rail-
way line and equipment, but the rec
ords show that the Paramount Con-
struction Company was the lowest of
three bidders and the contract was
awarded to it, that while the contract
stipulated the cost at S260,0O0 in cash
OF $4,000 in capital stock and $685.
600 in bonds al par. the Construction
Company actually received the entire
Evening journal., 1910-09-29

fresh, embodying the latest ideas OF
the French costumers. In addition to
the expensive Partisan model showing,
there is a wide selection Of beautiful
hats so skillfully copied that II is
impossible to tell the difference be-
tween them and the Paris models, and
the well-dresBed woman Is delighted
at the reasonable price at which they
are sold.
II is the same story with the suits
They come I'm the heavy, fashionable
weaves, IN the latest colorings, with
the modified hobble skirt, the habit
back. the long revers. and new col
lar-effects, in short, with every mark
Of distinction found In the most ex-
pensive garments made, and yet they
may be obtained for surprisingly
low price. They are thoroughly prac-
teal, cutso that they will retain their
stylish, nobby appearance as long as
they are worn. and will appeal
/ strongly to the woman who desi es
TO look always fashionably and taste
fully clad
There are dainty little bingham
dresses and winter hats for the lit
tie folk, besides cunning white poo.
die dogs for them to play with.
My lady will And stylish and daint,
accessories for her new autumn out
At. silver bags, patent leather belts
hosiery.
A recently added department OF thii
well-known store is the Ladies' Homl
Journal pattern department II is I
very popular feature Of the store will
the women.
The opening will continue today ant
tomorrow, and the people Of the stat
are cordially invited TO inspect tn,
splendid line of goods offered
Evening journal., 1910-09-29
Progress is being made by the CO.

Progress Is being made by the ce-
ment works started by Chinese capt.
tai at Canton in 1909 They cost ST.
$4,000. The money was drawn out
Of the education fund, to be repaid
out OF the profits.
Semi-precious stones (topaz, tour
maline and aquammarine) have been
discovered in the Transbaikal, and
European dealers have become inter
eBted II is stated that a German firm
has placed S23, 500 order.
The President of Cuba has appoint
ed board of government ofacers to
consider plans for constructing the
new presidential palace provided for
under the recent appropriation OF
100000 from the lottery surplus.
The r. Krupp Company on May l.
1910, employed I'm its various works at
Essen. Rhelnhausen. Amen. Magde-
berg and Kiel. 62,145 work people and
6,S40 officials, clerks, etc, in its bus
mess staff. a total OF 6S,9s5 persons
against $3.50 the year before.
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OPENING AE TOPKIs STORES.
Elegant Display of Fall Goods AT
tracts Many Visitors.

IbctS Many fiSltOrS.
The fine display OF fall goods has
drawn a continuous stream OF visitors
70 the autumn opening OF the r. Top
kis Sons stores at No. 400 Market
street, and Nos. All and 4l9 King
street.
The Market street windows are
brilliantly draped in green and white
festooned ribbons. with pendent bas-
kets OF fern and foliage. One window
IS devoted entirely to hats, stylish
turbans, asd dress hats with the pop
ular Persian trimmings and fluffy
plumes. French models from Nine.
Julia and from Suzanne Blum are
shown. The second window shows
the seasons best offerings in tail
ored suits. There is a fascinating
satin dress with the hobble skirt,
and a bewitching Persian waist, veil
ed in chiffon.
Through the store and through the
basement store, ribbons in autumn
colors, are festooned In canopy eff.
fact from hanging baskets of foliage
making 8, brilliant interior. The -four
windows in the two King street stores
are likewise draped in green anS
white. In blue and white. and In grey
displaying millinery, a large and at
tractive display of fine footwear, sea
sonable dress goods, and the autumn
styles Is neckties and shirts for men
Edward Priddy, decorator for r
Topkis Sons, was ably assisted In The
artistic fall decorations by JOSEPH
McDevitt, who has come to the store
from Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia
Everything In stock is new and
Evening journal., 1910-09-29
WILL PUNISH CADETS.
West Pointers Have Refused to Tell
About the LODgan Incident.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. 29.-It
was announced today that the cadet
corps Of the United States Military
Academy, all of whom have been un-
der arrest since last Sunday for Civ
ing the silence" to captain Rufus
Longan, will know their fate next
Saturday.
The announcement OF the compare
lively early adjournment of the court
OF inquiry is declared by the cadets
not to be due to the fact that the court
has gotten to the bottom of the trou-
BILE, but because It sees no chance
of ever getting there OF the 100
cadets that up till today had been call
ed before this court, not. one, II is
declared, has "peached." II is ex-
pected that Major General Barry will
infict punishment covering not only
the "silencing" of Captain Longan,
but the refusal of the cadets to tes-
| tify.
The cadets are still being kept in
barracks and deprived Of all recrea-
ton periods.
Evening journal., 1910-09-29

c. l. Hudson and Company says:
IAN advance in the Bank Of England
discount rate today TO per cent caus-
ed some surprise here. but American
stocks did not react much in the Lon
don market The purpose Of the Eng
lish bank is to check the outflow Of
gold to the continent, which threaten
ed to become heavy The bank re-
serve is about the same as last year
at this time. Look for some irregu-
larity I'm stocks. but they will do to
buy on moderate setbacks for quicA
turns. We do not expect any extended
rise, but the Improvement in bonds
should held stocks"
Evening journal., 1910-09-29
TICKET PLEASES
THE PRESIDENT
Taft Will Warmly IndOrSe H.
L. StimSOn, Candidate
for Governor
WILL REFER TO IT In HIS
NEW YORK SPEECH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-H8ying
Jared far better than he and the adj
ministration had looked for at the
Saratoga convention, 1t was learned
that President Taft will give the New
York Republican ticket his warm sup
port. In his forthcoming speech
Saturday night before the New York
League OF Republican Clubs he is ex-
pected to announce publicly strong
endorsement OF the Roosevelt organi-
cation.
Intimate friends of the President
say that the Executive regards II. l..
Stimson as the strongest possible
gubernatorial choice and recall that
weeks ago when the question OF can
didates was first agltated, Taft ex-
pressed his belief that Stimson would
make the best race.
While Taft will adhere to his policy
OF hands on In State political fights
and will not discuss the New York
situation, he has privately expressed
his qualification over the strong en-
dorsement OF the administration and
its policies as contained I'm the plat
form. Colonel Roosevelt went into
the convention assured OF the Presi-
dents cooperation I'm his fight against
bossism. and the fact that Colonel
Roosevelt in dominating the conven-
tion did the unexpected and wrote
a strong endorsement where IL was
anticipated there would be merely a
perfunctory one, is particularly pleas
ing to the Executive. It will serve
to bring the two into closer rela-
lions.
The tenderness with which the deli
cate subject of the tariff was handled
In the platform was not only pleasing
to the administration, but came as a
anrnrlan
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BRYAN PAINTS RELIABLE.
Company Reports State Wide Demand
for Their Materials.

James NJ Bryan, manufacturer and
jobber of paints, oils, varnishes and
painters supplies, at No. 107 West
Eighth street, are not only one of the
best known and most highly regarded
business firms in Wilmington, but
throughout the state their name is
fast becoming a household word,
synonymous with reliability and good
service.
In spite OF the fact that there Is
period Of depression observable in
the paint and glass business. Bryan is
being called upon TO fill a constantly
increasing number Of orders. There
is a reason for this. Bryan handles
only one grade Of ready mixed paint,
and this grade is the very best paint
obtainable. II Is sold at only one
price. Bryan customers always come
back, because they know they are go
Ing to get the best paint. paint that
will endure and hold its color; there
is absolutely no risk or guesswork
about the matter
Naturally their friends have asked
how they got such satisfactory re-
suits I'm their painting, and in this
way the Bryan paints have become
noted, and the down state business is
increasing by leaps and bounds. The
firemen may temporarily paint the
town red next week, but for perma-
nent use, the Bryan paints cover the
houses Of Wilmington and Delaware.
The roof paint sold by this firm
mounts up to a big item during the
year. The roof is the portion OF the
house that has to endure the greatest
amount OF heat and light from the
SUMS rays This is the place where
paint Is most severely tested Il is
proof of the high class materials used
by James M. Bryan that the user Of
their roof paint recommends II to his
acquaintances and always comes back
for lust the same | had before"
The matter of staining a floor is
apt to be a question OF perplexity 10
housewife. There is nothing more
annoying than a finish that is sticky,
or faded to sickly color, or quickly
worn of Such finish cheapens the
whole appearance Of room. Satisfied
Delaware housewives have found that
the Bryan floor stains can always be
depended upon for elegance of APP
pearance and durability. Many a
woman has herself put finish to a
floor, touched up old furniture and
made q Misunderstanding apartment
out Of a shabby beginning by using
the Bryan varnishes and finishes.
II makes all the difference in the
world when a householder absolutely
knows that success is bound to follow
his painting and vanishing, that he
is taking no risk whatever. That Is
why the Bryan paints are so popular,
and why so many people will take
nothing but James Nj. Bryan ma
terials.