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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
iIENTE LIE PROPORCI0NARA UN BENEFICIO, ipOR QUE?

II. O05erVarOn nuestro lot de II acres en- :! Campo Ian
gel. en- Ia iona de production de grandes pozcS.
u. Tambien sc enterar0n lie que nuestra conpania esa OF
4aniz2da lie acuerdo con las ley es relativas del Estado de Texas.
IS. Supierca cue pcseernoS S39 acres eli ell Distrto Ranger.
II. Encontr&roH todo 81 istrro lsto y diviido para Ia per-
fOraci6n.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
An Elks' Blaze OF Glory

Is what the cards IN the windows
herald the coming Ministries to be
given under that hustIing Herd,
The Eiks.
More than that, it is to be a Big
Double affair as IA of our talented
lady yocalists and entertainers are
to beautify the French Court OPEN
ing scene which every city in a.
merica has described as simply
magnificent.
A splendid feature will be an or
chestra in charge of Mr.. Cecil Nc
CIung, and it vii! be Some orches-
ira.
The Elks are contemplating a
fine Home, and they feel sure GER
tain that the money derived from
this mammoth show will do the
trick, SO get busy. buy your ticket
from any Elk and Monday, July
2lst. go to Levy Drug Store and
Your seats.
This show will be a riot, that's all.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
On win the Dance

Dances are coming thick anc
fast these dog days, but wha,
does it matter when the heart Is
young, and after . long, long
time, al thra the weary months
whom our boys were battling to
make the world safe for democ-
racy that pleasure was tabooed9 :
The highes the Thermometer
climbs, the nsrrier the pace, and
one big dance has crowded on the
others heels during this summer
solstlce. the biggest and best of
sll, ofcourss, being tho last, which
took place Friday night in the
Building, when the
young peop)s tripped the light
fantastic until tho wee small hours
o the splendid music of Walkers
Band.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
Lecomte Building CHANGES

The Peoples Bank has acquired
the ownership of the Lecomtt
Hotel building in whi.h it has it,
own cozy and handsome quarters,
and changes will be made IN the
original plans for remodeling etc.,
arranged tor by the old owners.
the nature Of which has not been
finally deternined at present.
The contrast for managing the
hotel has boeo awarded to A. d.
Mccoy. AN old hotel man, who was
one of dozens of applicants and he
was given eentrol Tuesday.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

Dr.. Jos. Bath was heartily wei
coined by his friends when he re-
turned. home for good Tuesday
from New Orleans where he resum
ed the special work he was. doing
1t the Charity Hospital, that he
was busy with, before he went into
the service, Immediately upon get
ting his honorable discharge. Dr.
Bath is ready totake charge ofihe,
asnitarium that he has been anx-
ioQs 10 establish in Natchitoches for
some lime. and which will be ready
for business as soon as the build
log is Hsmodeled, and will be assist
% 81 Dr. Potts who arrived some
len days before. DR.. Bath brought
home Mr. j. G. Keyser Jr. who isl
rapidly recuperating now to the
81 ot tamiy and friends.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

Blsckeyed Susans formed the
keynote for decoration, being used
most artistieelly and in great pro.
fusion in reception hall and par.
Iors when Mrs. Frank Kelly
entertained Thursday afternoon
Ct her pEetty home in Cypress
Lane.
The occasion of the reception
was to introduce her guests, the
Misses Bavsun Of FarmersyilIe.
to the young socisl set who, in
pretty summos gowns, we're out in
fnl! force aad enjoyed the first
gathering Of the kind in . long
time.
The color scheme was carried
out 10 the delicious BRICK cream
md cake served so dsintily BY the
,harming hostess. assisted by Miss
L 4Aaakisa ~ y. Rssae|
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

One of the worlds best child mo-
vie-star artists, now on her sum-
mer vacation. has consented to ap-
pear at tho Amusu Theatre. July
20 as O feature in the Elks' Grand
Double Minstrel show. This will
make "a Big Acts.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

j Owing 10 tha &enerosity of the
| Alumni and eoher good friends.
ISt. Mary's Aeadeny csn now le,
her light shine and like Liberty
lenlighten tho world. tho it did not
Insed the hsndsome cluster lights
THAT we're turned on Tuesday night
tor the 6rst li0s, for the sterling
Imsrits OF tho institution to be
known and spprsclated. There
1are Eve handseipe. iron posts with
fcoocTete hAse. with tive larger
white clseter fights across the
Hsoqth or psj4lel entrance walk
to the grotee. while three large
src lights illaaine the rear of the
beautiful grounds oa Convent
bull which, besides adding to thu |
sppearanoe, 6n Z long felt need.
Miss Emmis Self Antsrtained At |
. supper party on Thursday night
at the home Of her uncle, where
she is keeping house during the
absence Of Ne. and Mrs. Colin
Campbell at Hot Springs. AL
genuine. old-lashion country sup
per Of fried chicken, hot biscuits,
fresh butter. preserves, etc., emd-
ING with delicious ice cream and
cake, WAS sesved to the guests.
Misses Viola prudhomme. Thee
Self and Aessgs. A. Semmelman
and Hamptoa Waddell.
Mr. J. Day, Who he's leased his {
large residenee on Jefferson St. X
for ssnitariso, has bought the
Monroe home O Normal Avenue
lud will take possession q soon
y Rev. and Mrs. Dana Terry Il
vscste, who vail move into the t,
,otiege on The ether side Of the 4
'treet : few dosss below, that has :
,een occupied ~ Mr.. and Mrs. q
J. Browne vhe hsvs zone to Mon f
rose 70 live. II
Mr.. and Mn. H. H. Turpin = :,
ave bought ~ pretty little :
'ungalow @ Jo6erson Street.
uilt b. Mr.. 4. Sheppard justsbe-
pro DO left NateAitoches, that Mr.. :.
Hendricks and family are oocuny- =
Y. and will loke possession ny tu
eptembsr1st. Is. and Mrs. Wal II
Y Alcocke will move into their ed
oms when III xnrpias. who have .t
DeD renting ! ersr since it was3 {.
'modsled. asys Int -
II Sundays child is;;a child OF tir
tace, 3esday5 , children should be B.
q Of every sshse virtue besides. .lds
Aan coupled with The JOY and hapl 10,
- tie. txi9 1iti md ..boyI 50,
essht AFae3 lfls Sctiysl Sweat 10,
= 6nnlay. ~ fne little pair |ioa
! = rishly 4a1D~sd isdsed: lea
ns. Bsoi@a f5stassa 'has re6oh- Ter
:kemss tod1 Itanoe, rhsre he ho
ss !. oses lsrps dsr,lr.l
y rs II 3 80 ~
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

$ At W
-LIEBEk BROS
The prosperous condi.ion of th
: people Of this parish is proven b
D the statements Of the Exchans(
Peoples and Merchants a
, Formers banks published loa
, week and Robeline and Martha
vile banks in this issue.
Next to W.S.S. ono of our Koe
Krash suits at 1856 is your be-
investment. See window at
| -SEMMELMAN'S
The Hon. T. H. Harris. Senato,
Shafer Of Terrebonne. G. Foste,
Of Shreveport, and J. L. West,
brook Of Denham Springs, mem.
bers of tho Board 6f Adminis>s.
tors of tho Normal, spent Thurs.
day hers, holding . special
meeting.
Fetching new styaes in Shirts
for the we'll dressed man 1t
-uERER BROS
Misses Joyce end Pearl Weaver
reached home Friday night, hAy-
ing made . trip 70 the East after
graduating at the Ypsllaoti (Naich.
igan) Normal and visited New
York, Niagara Falls, Washineteu
and other big cities On route
South.
Boys Palm Beach trousers, extrs] |
oioe quality. just seceived q
-SEMMEI1MAN'S
Mrs. Harris JaAa and dauxhter.
II 1ow l3r1qn1
= - Cr 61d - =
or the 6rst tidio q : number ofI
ears and are boin9 cordially
velcomad by their old friends
hey afe guests in the hospitabls |
'elken home.
Mr.. Isidors Semmelm.n has
ome from Wees Point Missis. |
Ippi. 70 takc charge Of tbe locai
ranch Of tho firms buaineeo.
.hile A1. a. 6onmclmau. ~. !.
g been tsre slnNs sAsir brotbes.
aarshal. vent tu1p serYice. s
o to Mi1sissippl,
Ladies who braetice thrift aud Il
Donomy viii 6nd 90 better oppsf {
unity thsn the prices offered ooIa
ur entire line Of summer wash ;
Gods. SEQ our window. b
Mr.. Baker, manager Of Foster
Glaesol's local branch bouae. :
= moved temporarily into the. :,
side cottage on Second Street. y
ID later will take poseesaion with ej
: family Of the cd Sutton bonelf,
the heed Of Third Street. thaSte >,
} bss racpptlv bought. b
In the report Of tho omcers q
ected b. the Police Jury Iast =
sek, we failed % mention IT, 4.
'animous rselsctioa Of Dr.. z. I. 8. 3.
llIion - parish physician and 3!
m 81. Phelps . president 81 %
} parish board OF health. both
portant Offices, bat inadvertept. =,
overlooked for which vel 81
mbly apologize. ~
Wonderful reductions in dresseeI %
lists and skirts ct values that can =
J be repeated. at W
-LIEBER BROS col
IT.
9iss Helen Frsemau, assisted ~
her sis.sr, Dofothy, entertain- l2
q : deliGhtful little suppesI Tn
~ followed b IN infornaalI
'cs II honor Of her guest MiseI ]
urn0y. of Meoroe, Friday ha,
ht. Misaes Nosms and Nil bul
4 Hill, AesssS. Robert Brown. bui
Coax, +. Tolbefe, r. md w. Tor
sanas Seiovsd ~ evening. He
Il. ~ Mrs. !. D. Rains ofIl .n9
Fthavillo are vssy happy oyesf ~
eafe return O their twin eoue.
ware evesDeas sishtees -.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17


23th warm and pleasant. Oath
q hot wave will form over the Mis-
souri, Valley and move southwark
Mr.. Phillip Miller has returnet
from visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. John Rachal of Cypres.
was q business visitor Friday.
Miss Louise Kelso of Boyce j.
visiting Miss Myrtle Sompsyrac.
MIR. Leo Cunning of Shreveport
spent Sunday in Natchi.oches.
Ladies, your August Delineator
is here.
-SEMMELMAN's
DR.. L A. Cock6eId of Bermuda
was among the visitors during the
week.
Mr.. W. F. johnson was a busi-
ness visitor to New Orleans last
week.
Genuine July Clearance Prices
on Fancy Silk and Chiffon dresses
--LIEBER BROS
Mr.. T. E. Prudhomme of Ber-
muda spent a few days in town
during the week.
Miss Katherine Texada of Boyce
has been the guest of Miss Jessie
Green the past week.
Our new Welworth and Worth.
more waists for. July have just
arrived, nuf sed
Mrs. Lsugtheridge of Flora was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I. L.
Weaver during the week. /;
Mr.. "Dolphy" Sompayrac
reached home from France Fri.ii
day, to the delight of his family. q
Unlimited Style Scope in good.
looking !, summer dresses and
waists at modest and attractive +
prices.
-LIEBER BROS
Miss K. e. Williams of Shreve- r.
port spent few days here last il
week. the guest of Mrs. v. L. g
Roy. ia
:. iY
Mr.. j. b. Pressburg, attended =,
he meeting of the auto dealers Of g,
NO states held in New Orleans
ast week.
See our window for real values
, Cool Crash snits, $3.50 and SIS
njuoe, while they last oaiy S6-95 :
~ 4 AYae Il
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

DE VoE's FoREcAsT-July 18th
+. . storm viii! form over the lower
Mississippi Valley and move east.
ward, 10Th to Goth thunder storms.
2lst tc 22dd clearing and cooler.
23th warm and pleasant. Oath a
hot wave will form over the Mis-
souri, Valley and move southwark
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Of Marshall Semmelman Com.
pany. Inc.
Natchitoehes, July is, 1919.
Being the sole stockholder of all tn,
capital stock of Marshall Semmelman
Co., lnc., l have dissolved said corpo-
ration, cancelled its stock, surrended
IT'S charter, appropriated its asse is and
assumed its liabilities
July l7-3t.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

III Charles Unter and daugh. !
ter, Miss Suzette, left last week |
Tor Mineral Wells to spend the
next few weeks.
Mr.. Julius Aaron Dr., has re-
turned from New Orleans, where
he has been taking business
eourse 1t Soule's.
Nj. and Mrs. Colin Campbell
ase spending . few weeks at Hot
Springs for the benefit of Mr..
Csmp6ell's health.
Nv. and Mrs. D. G. Scar
borough Jr. and son of ShreYe-
port wore weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. q. Scarborough.
Boys, those Kool Krash suits at
0.96 are not only good values,
but I good investment
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. ]. T. Ielehart and Miss |;
Zoe Gshart left Sunday for New
York 70 purchss0 the fall and
winter stock for tho Bargain Store
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I, Haydon Of
Louisville, Kentucky, are the !
guests Of their daughter and SOM
ip-lhws Rev. and Mrs. Dana
JeSTy.
Mr.. +. Daily Sullivan OF Mon, .
tseal. Canads. spent Sunday and {
Monday 10 Natohitoohes with {
fslends en- route TO Shreveport, Il
whore be has his headquarters. Il
Mr.. Walter Carnahan of Green. !. !.
vil!e, Mississippi. Joined his wife :
md children here Wednesday,
Nd b enjoying meeting family v
Ind friends for the iirst time 10 .,
voars.
4 look ct our window will con-
rince ron Of the splendid values b,
= ars Offering b Mid summer led
shits Rods ....., p
8E4MELMAN'S a
Mie Myra Gailion hes returned y /
rem HhrevepOrt where her "
lthse, Dr.. z. +. na lion. took her = 3
, b operatcd on for some nasal =.
r,ubl& from which, she rapidly =
pasals sced,
Niss lgita GpardiA left Thurs q
y Tor Oa1it6Fhla for ! visit Of ~ ~
'1eGnite jenGth 70 her sister.
Er& Howard Hoop. Who lives ia rs
erklay, aftsr : toQr OF the prin- ~
~ points IN thA 6oldsn West. q
Mn. Jules Robin aud childrea1co
) - Ihnrsilay for . visit oIthe
ln11ve) % Oloutierville, beforel !,
aoenisg ~ lheir holps s Jesne- e
~ a1See J 6cepl y q wseks here n
b ~ = : y 3!letst. i3s' Is
no1 q. isssnn, with baby, Co,
~ lH1 VI i. II - = sWLx%f E.~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
RAISES HOGS, CATTLE AND DSHEEP;;PL0WS|2 ACRES GROUND,AT F Has Been Suffering From Stomach, Kidney, Liver
 and Bowel Trouble
 Stomach Like Balloon Keeps a Bottle of Dreco, the New Remedy, on His Table All the Time-Feels Like
 a Young Man Again
Stomach Like Balloon

'I am feeling like a young man again since I have been taking the new remedy, Dreco, for it has in creased my strength wonderfully" says that fine old gentleman, MT. w. | J. ChappelI who resides on Route 4. 1 Box 105, Birmingham, Ala. Mir. Chap. 1 pell is a well known citizen, having two sons and one grandson. all three engineers on the Southern Railway. 'I am 72 years old but blow 12 acres of ground. on which I raise corn, peas and potatoes; attend to 25 head of hogs and 10 head of cattle, in addi. ton to a big garden. The way I keep
 up so well is by relying on the new condition, and it does 1t, too. I keep bottle on my dining table all the
 time. and have 2 dose with every meal.
 My stomach had been out of order and swelled up like balloon from Hthe gas in it; my bowels were bound up and my kidneys out of order, but Dreco soon got them in fine shape, and I feelllike a.young man again. urge every person who suffers with like troubles, or who is in need of a good strengthening tonic to build him up, and give him vigor. energy and snar, to start taking Dreco at once and they will not be disappointed
 Dr. Tharp, the we'll known Dreco expert, has headquarters at Jacobs Pharmacy to meet the local public and explain the merits of this great rem edy. See him today. Dreco is also sold in Bessemer by the Fulton Drug company; in Fairfield by Halls Phar- macy, and in Wylam by the Central Pharmacy.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05

in enlisting the cooperation of factory arrangements in their work of ascertain ing the exact ages of working children and issuing age certificates. In practi- cally all cases, it was said today, mill managers have welcomed the assistance of these agents as means of helping them ferret out the children whose youth would render the factory's profits subject to the 10 per cent tax.
 In addition to the force of women. the revenue bureau plans later to employ in spectors to watch for violations. In all cases, officials said, effort will be made to cooperate with managers of mills or factories and with parents of children to render human administration of the measure, and to avoid harsh methods
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
How Cullman County Makes Money On Annual Produce

vertising. etc. As each shipment is made receipt is given the farmer for the amount of his products. The producer may cash these at anytime, or he may wait until the season closes. when he is given his money in lump sum. The ma. jority of the farmers seem to prefer the latter method of settling their accounts
 "The association buys fertilizer in large quantities and sells it at cost to it's members, It loans money to it's members without interest or. security to enable them to finance their crops
 Trade is being slowly built by ad. vertising, which is done only to afford a wider distribution of their products. It was stated that each year offers are refused individual concerns who desired to buy the entire output of strawberries and sweet potatoes.
 When asked to state the keynote of the associations success. Manager What. ley remarked: Sticking together and selling honestly graded stuff is all. We haven't any monopoly on strawberries or potatoes here. Any other county in the state can do as well if they'll estab- fish the two departments-productio and sales-as we have done"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
CHILD LABOR TAX
 ID BE ENFORCED Action North Carolina Fed eral District Court to
 Be Ignored
By Associated Press

Washington, May 4.-Intention of the internal revenue bureau to enforce the child labor tax provision of the revenue law, despite the action of the North Carolina federal district court in de- claring the measure unconstitutional, was indicated by announcement that 20 women agents have been em- ployed to issue age certificates to chill dren in communities where local age records are not adequate. These women will continue at their work pending a final decision by the supreme court, to which the case probably will be ap- pealed.
 The women agents are engaged in pre- liminary work of surveying the situation in mill towns. mainly in the south, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
YOU SHOULD KNOW
LAMARINE WATERS

After many months of investiga- ton and research, there has been found laxative that gives perfect results without harming the delicate organs of the stomach. It is known fact that strong pills, salts, oils, etc, besides being awful to take, are too strong for the majority of people.
 Lamarine Waters are made for the purpose of furnishing everyone a medicine that is nice to take, and one that is guaranteed to act thoroughly but so gently that the stomach is left healthy. They will not nauseate you. Try them. All druggists sell them for soc per box.
 Write Desk AT, Lamarine Labora- tories, Atlanta, Ga., for free sample package.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
HAMMOCK CHAMPION
 BRITISH AVIATOR;
 FONCK LEADS WORLD
sv A,soc,.,,S Pre-.

London, May 4-CBritish Wireless Ser vice )-The air ministry has decided that so far as can be ascertained the cham pion British airman of the war was the late Major Edward Mannotk. Lieuten- ant Colonel William A. Bishop, the Ca nadian aviator, who won the Victoria Cross, comes next. Major MannocS brought down 7s enemy machines and Lieutenant Colonel Bishop 72
 Of all the allies. Lieutenant Rene Fonck, the French ace. holds the record witY IS.
 The late Baron Richthofen, of German flying circus" fame, claimed 10 hoiu the worlds record for the numuer or machines he had destroyed, but the Ger mans worked on differnet system re- specting official confirmation of each victory and his record has not been con firmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05

velopment of the prosperity which many of the ablest forecasters feel sure will be upon us before the end of the present year.
 But in order to realize to the full ex- tent the opportunities now opening 1t will be necessary for American finance and American resources to furnish aid to the peoples and to the governments of other lands, so that they may be able to pay for the commodities which they are anxious to buy in the United States. No one seems to doubt but that this aid will be given. Sometimes the opin- ion is voiced by able leaders that the New York market is soon to become world wide. in fact it is now almost in that condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
SUITS FILED

Suit was filed in the circuit court yes terday by Bis Brown pro ami NJ. Brown against B. Harris, for sl000o damages for alleged personal injuries received when the wagon in which he was riding waa struck by an automobile of the defend ant.
 T. w. Bailey filed suit against M. C. Banks for sSo0O damages for alleged per- sonal injuries.
 Suit was filed by Dave Reed against the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company for 5000 damages for alleged personal injuries.
 Richard Hill filed suit against Walker D. Hines, director general of the rail- roads, in charge of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, for 5000 damages for alleged personal injuries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
TRADE BALANCE
 IS STAGGERING
Fly HOLLAND.

New York, May Especial )-If our international trade be maintained dur ing May and June as well as it was
 maintained in the. first ten months of
 the present fiscal year then the esti- mate of those who predict an interna- , tional trade balance of three billion dollars in favor of the United States Tor this fiscal year will have been ful- ly justified. The amount in itself is or such staggering proportion as to cause some wonder whether the United states can maintain such a favorable position because the nations that are buying of us may find it difficult to pay the bills
 All of the reports that bave ooma to New York since the middle of Apri, or industrial and agricultural condi- tons throughout the country are high iy favorable. It is true that the weather was not propitious in the latter days or April for harvesting so great a spring wheat crop as at one time wa looked Tor. But the falling off can- not De very great and even the gov ernmental authorities feel justified in predicting that although spring wheat may fall below expectation or hone nevertheless the wheat harvest for inc caiendar year will not only be the greatest ever garnered in the United states but much greater than any wheat crops ever harvested in any of the wheat growing nations.
 So too industrial activity. notw;tb- standing the cancelling of war con- tracts seems to be shaping itself read lily to readjustment conditions. It is true that in some industries and in some lines of business conditions are below normal This, however. is he lieved to be only temporary. It is in part explained by readjustment con- ditions and by the fact that the gov ernment had been compelled to cancel many orders
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
Propaganda Spread
 to Discredit Wilson,
 Is Charge of Heflin

Mobile, May 4.-(speciaL)-con- gressman J. Tom Heflin of the Fltth Alabama district, in an address tooay before the Alabama Travellers Protec- tive association in annual session here, made the charge that propaganda was being spread in this country to dis credit President Woodrow Wilson In his fight for the league of nations In the shape of syndicate to buy up the newspapers of the country to show the discord.
 The speaker referred to President Wilson as the greatest peacemakcr since the time that Jesus walked the dusty road of Judea. He said that the league of nations was the oniy preventive of future bloody wars and that President Wilson was the great est disciple of democracy that the world had ever known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
Portugal Revolution
 Attempt Unsuccessful

Washington, May 3.--An unsuccess- full attempt at another revolution in Portugal was reported in advices re- ceived here today through official channels. Two regiments of infantry were said to have joined the movement to restore the monarchy. but the re- mainder of the army remained loyal and the revolt was quickly put down. Many conservatives were arrested and the advices said that those found gull ty would be sent to Madeira. It also was proposed to exile to Madeira all prisoners sentenced to varying terms after the recent revolution.
 THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY
 to secure a satin skin. Apply Satin Skin Cream, then Satin Skin Powder.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
Japan After Trade
 of South America
Rx AssscIafed Prnss

Washington, May 4.-Japan is mak- ing a determined effort for South American trade, according to informa- tion received today in Washington. Japanese commercial agents have been particularly active in that country that Japanese firms with the aid of new steamship lines supported in part by the government have begun an exten- sive interchange of manufactured goods and raw materials