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The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
"CALLED THE TURN"

Said a we'll known young man to
"The Oasis" editor Tuesday morn
ing: 'T can tel you who doublecross-
ed the "Non-P Partisan" ticket in the
n,unicinal election bv "p'unnping" for
Hernld and karns. It is the same
outfit who have henn "p1urpine" ever
since I was q small bow. I have
heard NV father manv times tell
about those ho 'plumped" in the par
'icn'ar election that was held at anv
TIME. T. was the same outfit everv
time. It was the outfit which
for Nix and Claoett four
years aoo. and Clagett and Curtis
two years ago."
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
TERRAZAS NEGOTIATING
RETURN
(Special To "The Oasis"l

Especial To "The Oasis")
CIUDAD JUAREZ, June 17.-Al-
hertO TerazaS; son of Gen. Luis Ter
razas, is reported in Ell Paso with the
object of comforting with Mr.. Ro-
berto Pesqueira, representative of the
government Of Mexico, upon the re-
turn to Chihuahua of his father and
the other of that family who have
been driven out from the republic by
the Carranza government.
M. Terrazas is quoted as saying
that all guarantees have been extend
ed, and assurance of return of
sequestered properties, with damages
for losses.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
HARDING INVITES
ALLREPUBI ICANS
TO COME llTO
The F ]
UNITED Press : ~ %,

UNITED Press : ~ 'ei
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Warren G.. Harding has extended an
invitation to every faction in the Re-
publican Party to join in his cam
paign for the Presidency.
Said Harding: Gall Republicans
look alike to me-"
Mr.. Harding added that invitations
had gone out all ready to leaders Of
all Republican groups to meet and
advise with him; and that he will see
personally as many of them as pos
sible.
One of Mr.. Harding's advisers ex-
rlained that the senator "does not
wish to be a cne man candidate any
more than he will be a one man
President" if elected
Asked if his invitation to Repub-
lican leaders extends to Senator john
son Mr.. Harding said: ~ will see all
Republicans. ] always expect to see
all my Senate colleagues; and our
relations have been cordial always"
Close friends of Senator Johnson
expressed an opinion that johnson
will be on the stump for Harding
next fall. They said: "Johnson is
coming around all right, although he
has not told them flatly that he will
take an active part in the campaign.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
PROPOSED THIRD PARTY DREAM D0FE
FOREIGN MISSION SENT
SUPPLY AT METHODIST CHURCH

Mr.. Harry J. Tomlin is in receipt
of the following letter from Rev. J.
C. Carpenter, at Tucson, which ex-
plains itself:
Tucson Day School, WI 25th R.
Tucson, Arizona, June 16 1920.
Mr.. H. D. Tomlin,
Nogales, Arizona.
My Dear Brother Tomlin:-
AS per request of Mr.. Kuiper, I
send you the texts of my morning
and evening sermons for Bro. For
mans pulpit.
I'm the man that is to try to fill
his appointments during the sum-
mer.
l will drive down Saturday after
noon.
I-hope to have the pleasure Of
meeting you while Pm down there.
Yours quite truly,
J. C. CARPENTER.
The texts given are:
11:0O a. m. John 1892.
7:45 p. m. Luke 10:25-37.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
TO WRITE SOVIET HISTORY
UNITED Press Service)

MADISON, Wis, June ia his
tory of the Russian revolution and
the first year of the soviet rule will
be written by Prof. A. F. Ross, Uni
versity of Wisconsin sociolo"ist, dur
ing his leave of absence next term.
The history will be based on material
collected by the American Red Cross.
Ross undertook the work at the re-
quest of the Red Cross. The docu-
ments are now being translated at
Washington.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
SUFFERINGs OF AN ADDICT

People passing by the citv hall yes
+erdav afternoon were attracted by
the doleful walls of p person an
rarentlv suffering terrible agonies,
ord ;nfornoino the world +'1at he was
l,,;ro The eo,,rds cc---- fror,, VIM.
0,,l-o-. v-t,o Aad hnn- ~-'-oA I'm nv
+he police authoritiee vhi'e well
ohnrred with done. te The effects
of +,,e I,r1r hnrao r. '-vnn~ nff h'r
r:+:+,,l r--i~s tod tire a~~--ioe he rr"e
poyl,e~ hos ~~o, ndI' >~nI - r>e+|-'
I,,:o-,o--- ,-.-,,-f r 40 "a ~ tho o~~+
IN order r. .r,,,rfv h'-ree1f --t' =
drug his system Graves.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
THINK THEY CAN l'OLL
AWAY VOTERS FROM
THEDEMOCRAT AT|CPARTY

next week, Governor Cox of Ohio,
McAdoo and Attorney General Pal
mer will not be far apart ON the first
ballot in the Democratic National
Convention. He declined to discuss
the platform other than by saying
that the New York delegation will
vote for wet plank.
Mr.. Mack wouldn't predict what
candidate would get the New York
vote; and he refused to discuss the
Republican platform or the third
party movement.
He was here en- route to San Fran
cisco. Il 4aI
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
the CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE .-OARD
OF DIRECTORS
| A S 7 NJ c H 7.

The regular meeting of the direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce
last night was well attended and con-
siderable work accomplished, that
promises to be of lasting value to the
community.
The Chamber voted to go on record
as absolutely opposed to the attempt
of certain members of the Arizona
Good Roads Association to put over
a move to amend the constitution Of
the state to permit state bonds to be
issued for the improvement of roads
IN various parts of the state.
Tt was pointed out that this move
it being masquaraded as being
sponsored by TIE Arizona Good Roads
Association, whereas the fact of the
matter is that the move was opposed
by the association, and is now being
inflated by ,Maricopa county and
ether of the counties in the northern
part of the state who have neglected
TO improve their roads, in order to
ret +he entire state TO pay their road
bills after the southern and more pro-
rressive counties have voted county
bonds and built their own roads.
A committee of five was appointed
by the president to attend a pro-
posed convention at Tucson to form
d Southern Arizona Good Roads AS
ISOLATION for the purpose of combat
ing this per11;cious and selfish move.
The committee is A. T. Bird, J. E.
Wise, Charles Holler, A. M. Gillespie,
c. V. Fowler.
Capt. L. W. Mix, chairman of the
Federal Building committee reported
recent developments on the Nogales
Federal Building site, the latest Of
which was a telegram from the Sec
retary Of Senator Ashurst bearing
date of June 18th and informing him
that the Treasury Department would
take favorable action on the Morley
Avenue and Hudgin street site with
in the coming 48 hours. kilograms
prior to this one presented by the
CaDtain stated that this site had been
chosen on recommendations of men
sent to Nogales by both the Traes-
urv ard Post Office Departments.
Following UP the action taken at
the meeting Wednesday evening at
which Mr.. Buffers spoke on the best
method of rehabilitating the mining
Industry of Mexico, Mr.. Curtis an
rounced. the appointment Of COM
,nittee consisting of Messrs. Miller,
Crow, Vinegar and Gillispie to look
into the matte and see what action
vii, he hest for the Chamber to take.
Representatives of the Tucson Citi-
zen we,A nresent and asked the Cham
ler ~ take favorable action on pro-
nocod enecial Noga1es section of that
,,orot. boosting the cor''nr Fourth of
july celebration in Nogales. Their
rropoei+i~n was endorsed and Gney
were authorized to solicit advertis
ing for the section from the mer-
chants of the city.
J. B. Brisrcl was unanimously
elected secretary of the organization
FOR the remainder of the year
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
Z. B. NJ. A. MEETING FRIDAY
NIGHT

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the Nogales Y. B. M. A. which was
-,"c+nored from Wednesday evening
Sn account 81 the talk of Mr.. But
ters, will be held in the association
rooms in the Bowman Hotel building
IN Friday night. All members are
urged to be present as many things
of Importance are coming up for con-
sideration.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
Omitted Press Service

CHICAGO, June ia. W. Kicker,
leader of "Conmitte of Forty-Eight, :"
declared hackers of the proposed third
party, pin faith to hope of captur-
ing a large Democratic strength.
Half the states picked for a concerted
third party drive are normally Demo-
cratic.
Liberals claim they can carry Wis
consin, Washington, and North
Dakota; they expect to win in Mime
sofa, Montana, and Idaho; and they
assert they have a fighting chance in
Colorado, South Dakota and Nevada.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
HARDING NOT DISCUSSING
ISSUES
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, June IL Senator
Harding declines to discuss any is
sues until he makes his formal ac-
ceptance of the nomination in July"
is the reading of a telegram received
by Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the
National Prohibition party, in reply
to request to the Republican
nominee to state his stand on the
liquor question.
The telegram from Harding was
signed by George B. Christian Jr.,
secretary.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
SEEKING HORSES FOR
VILLA CAMPAIGN
Especial To "The Oasis")

CIUDAD JUAREZ, June 17.-Gen.
Gonzalo Escobar, chief of government
forces in the state of Chihuahua is
here with the object of purchasing
in FL Paso and other parts of Texas,
5000 good horses suitable for cavalry
service, to be employed in the cam
paign against Villa, which the gov
ernment is determined to push vigor-
ously and reientlessly, says the gen
eral mentioned.
General Escobar states that Villa
has threatened the life of General
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
GENERAL GONZALES
DENIES COMPLETELY
Especial To "The Oasis")

CITY OF MEXICO, June 17.-Gen-
eral Pablo Gonzales has promulgat-
ed another proclamation to the peo-
pie of Mexico, making denial of any
and all completely or knowledge in
the assassination of former President
Carranza. He has decided to retain
his military command and will not
retire from che army until cleared
Of all suspicion on that score.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
PaIaviCini Goes To EurODe
TOAdjuSt Matters With
Other Countries
Especial To "The Oasis")

Enrquez, who is in immediate COM
mand of the forces operating against
him, the bandit being thought to at
tribute to General Enriquez the atti-
ude taken by Gen, P. Elias Gales
against him, when the latter declined
TO treat with Villa, or listen to his
proposals to join the revolution.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE
limited Press Servicel

BOSTON, June 17.-According to
Lindsay Graw fard, editor Of the
Toronto New Statesman, who spoke
at a banquet in commemoration OF
the Battle of Bunker Hill, at the JEFF
ferson Club here, Canada, like Ire
land, is going to declare herself in
dependt of Great Britain within rea-
sonable period of time" =,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18

in the service Of his country. His
qualifications for the office of coun-
ty recorder are of the highest
character, and he will fill the office
creditably, with satisfaction to the
public generally.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18

LONDON, June 17.-Field Marshal
Earl Haig, leader of the British armies
in France, celebrated his 59th birth
day today, and was the recipient Of
congratulations from all parts of the
world. !
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
KERMESs TOMORROW

ming, Saturday, June 10, Kermess
is to be given at the Hidalgo Theatre,
N honor Of tire faculty of tie public
SC ools. The committees aving in
hand preparations are a lows:
Department of P ,shments:
Mari Vda. de Davil' chita de-
- za~an, Luz de g. Nortensia
-,e 3,rnal.
Restaurant: Floren+; e Villa
,onor, Elsa de Dom Juanita
Tncla, Sra. de Ar' Sra. de
Macaipin.
Flowers and confe' nela NJ.
de Espinosa, Emilia { 7, Mara
de Anchondo, Posaura scobosa.
Ices: Emma B. Pesqueira,
Rene gia de Gutierrez.
Tambourine: Luisa dc Campillo.
Cigars and Cigaret+e Nermela de
Rodriguez, Beatriz de z nizo.
The foregoing comr toes include
some of the most cha7-n'i-g and at
'ractive ladies in Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
MACK PREDICTS CLOSE VOTE
UNITED Press Service)

UNITED Press Service)
LOS ANGELES, June 17-Norman
Mack, Democratic national committee
man from New York, noted Demo-
cratic leader visiting here, declared
today that in his calculations on
probable results at San Francisco
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS FOR
HOOVER
Omitted Press Service)

DETROIT, June 17.-Members Of
the Michigan delegation to the Demo-
cratic convention are reported to have
said that they will support Hoover
ON the first ballot.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-18

Donald Mans of Tucson stayed last
night at the Montezuma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Week-End
Specials
Toilet Goods

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25c Colgate's Mirage Cream. 19c
500 lIilkweed Cream. .79c
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SOC Benz0in & Almond Lotion -s9c
25e Meutholatum, special. .-.-16e-
Sc Ammonia, quart bottles. .29c
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G0e Dandsrine, bottle---......49 sc
l5c Spanish CASTLE Soap.
65c Cutex Cutiele Remover .49c
SOC Tubes Pebeco. .s9c
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CASES, 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
AMERICANS IN
LONDON WILL
HONOR WOMEN

London, Eng. Dec although
the American society IN London,
which dates from 1888 and Is the
pioneer OF American societies here,
confines its membership TO men, it is
making its annual Thanksgiving day
dinner this year an occasion for pay
ing tribute 70 the work done by Eng
hsh women
Incitations to the dinner at the
Hotel Cecil, at which Gordon Sell
fridge. the president OF the society,
VIII preside. have been accepted by
women officially representing all the
movements which women have initia-
ted or served during the past 90 years
AIRS FaWcett, lady Selborne. lady
Aberdeen and DR.. Mary Scharlieb are
among those famous many years ago.
The heads Of all the Women's war
services will be there. and several
other danes Of the British empire. in
Guiding dame Margaret Lloyd George
and dame Adelaide Livingstone. the
American woman who, before she be-
came British by marriage. did so
much travelling on behalf Of war
refugees and prisoners. Mrs Hertha
Ayrton viii represent science. Miss
Airey art, while the heads OF several
women's colleges and the matron-in-
chief Of the military nurses and the
matron Of a great London hospital
viii represent education and nursing.
Many Of these women who met each
other frequently during the war have
not had such opportunities during the
past year, and the reunion viii give
them great ple6 sure, while they viii
appreciate AmGfica's compliment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
AIR IRRIGATION
IN CANADA TO
PRODUCE RAIN

Calgary. Alta, Dec. 3.-A- E. Cole.
formerly Of The royal flying corps,
has organized the Aerial Irrigation
company here to produce rain by
spraying clouds with liquid air.
Clouds that trau uselessly across
the sky, says the new raiumazer, are
rain diaries gone to waste for lack
The milkmaid OF the clouds.
What these Holsteins OF blue sky
pastures need, he declares. TO make
them let down their moisture is a
silage OF liquid air. he proposes to
iced them from an alrplane-
Cole declares the plan perfectly
practicable clouds are rain i'm the
form Of impouderahle vapor. Let a
big cumulus cloud trail itself across
a snoW-clad mountain peak and the
cold condemns Its moisture. Liquid
for the mountain peak. Liquid air In
its friEidity Is an approach toward
absolute zero
when his company is in operation
and a rain is needed Cole declares he
VIII Fly 10 among the clouds in an
airulane equipped with a pumpgun
that shoots liquid air instead Of bull
lets. Stunning lightly about some
ue3ulous monster. he VIII spray its
snowy sides with frozen air which
VIII cause It's moisture 10 CONCEAL and
freshiuE shower.
If coles unique idea works out
farmers win be able to get rain by q
process as simple as turning on a
faucet. and millions OF dollars win be
added TO the productive value OF the
rapidly settling farm lands Of western
Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

Home service OF the American Red
Cross Is trying 20 locate the follow
Ing persons for whom government
mail IS being held unclaimed Any
one knowing their addresses please
notify home service. phone 1857.
Trinidad Burrala Armijo. Ida
gladys Holiar, Carl H Owens. Yer
Gentle Hernandez Howard r Piatt.
George z. johnson, Herbert Howard
Clyde L Holtsclaw. 1astin .. John
son, II C. Campbell. Eliza Johnson.
Pete 1onker- John C. LaIimer. Vito
5 Plescia, Frank Barber, sam. Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
BOYS URGED TOLEARN TRADE
BY MAYOR OF OHIO CITY

Springfield. Ohio. Dec SIR every
young man would learn a trade he
would find at some time or other. il
was the finest pneumatic seat on
which to drop when misfortune
strikes home" declared Charles Book
walter, former mayor OF Indianapolis,
addressing delegates at the recent
session Of the Seventh District Ty-
pothetae federation.
Former mayor BooAwalter said the
crying need OF the nation is for the
boys 70 learn trades
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

destroyed a number Of buildings in q
block facing Market street The dam
age is estimated at 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

'1Iy. friends are all astonished over
my wonderful restoration 20 health
since taking Tanlac." said John Il
HernE. Of SOS East Front St, Cincin-
matt Ohio, recently
II don't know what Il Is. but there
is something about Taulac that Ger
tainlv does the work" be said. "and
7 firmly believe IL il hadn't been for
this medicine wouldn't be here now
d completely restored my health and
I have gained twenty pounds besides
7 have a splendid appetite now and
can eat anything I want without be-
ing troubled in the least Afterwards.
Before taking Tanlae my health
vas lreadtuily rundown My main
trouble was indigestion, and SUI
Tered misery night and day. 7 never
seemed hungry. and the little I ate
upset my stomach I was nervous and
couldn't get a good nights sleep. I
lost thlrt5-four pounds and was going
down hil rapidly. 1t seemed like the
more medicine I took the worse got
But since taking Iaulac am like
q brand new man I sleep ike a farm
hand az night and feel just flne ali
Gay. In fact. I'm a perfectly well
man once more Tanlac certainly
beats anything ] ever saw in-my life"
Laniac IS sold IN FL Pdso by Cordeu
Ding Coz IN 1T Hancock BY TT Han
cock General Adse- CO.. and in Fabens
by Eabers Drug Co.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Gihsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try 1T

Squeeze the Juice or TWO lemons into
bottle containing three ounces o.
orchard white. shake vel. and you
have quarter pint OF the best frecklt
and ian lotion. and complexion beau
rifieE. at very. very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter VIII sup
ply three Ounces OF orchard white for
a few cents EassaE this sWeetly
fragrant lotion into. the face. neck
arms and hands each day and see how
freckle5 and blemishes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy-White the
skin becomes Tesl Tt Us harmless
and never lrritates-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

Conway, Ark Dec 3-From west
Hartlepool, county or Durham. Eng
land 20 Conway. is a long trip for a
bride who has Meier seen the BRIDE
groom, but Miss Nary Percival made
the journey, met the bridegroom here
and her marriage 70 Edgar A. Park OF
Conway was solemuized. Mr.. and Mrs
PARK left for short wedding tour.
after which they VIII be at home in
ConWav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

A FIRE which broke out at mid
"A night at Front street in San
= IL $50 md .---..E mill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1906.


A FIRE which broke out at mid
"A night at 3 Front street in san
Francisco, and spread rapidly.
( destroyed number Of buildings in g
block facing Market street The dam
age is estimated at 100000.
There was a great flood in Clifton.
Ariz-. last night and eight lives are
reported lost The Detroit Copper
F. company's concentration dam broke
early in the evening. sending a wall
OF water down Chase creek The wires
are down between Morenci and Cliff
ton and no definite news is possible
until the return Of messengers.
Through the mud and cold. 200 or
more devoted Elks rrudged yesterday
afternoon 10 pay their tribute to de-
parted brothers. TO hold their annual
lodge of sorrow for departed com
rades. Fred Feldman acted as ex-
allied ruler in the absence Of Edward
kneezell. and A. 1lusser acted as
esteemed leading knight. LovaI
knight YIN. Wilson, lecturing knight
a s. J. Eylar, treasurer John IL
wyatt secretary sam Gatlin, who
was chairman Of the committee on
memorial services, chaplain G. H
higgins and escort ". h Snyder
were IN lhelr places
Mayor Charles Davis VIII return
rom q visit 10 his plantation near
Bryan, Texas in a few DAYS 70 be
present AZ the council meeting. This
Information was received by acting
mayor and alderman G. L HIT
c. r Morrill, resident engineer Of
the G. r., left for Del Rio last night
T. Evans. traffic manager of the
Cananea Consolidated Copper com
pauy. is in the city from Cananea-
ID. 3. Wilson, resident engineer, and
J. G Bergen travelling claim agent.
both Of the Southwestern left for
Tombstone this morning
Jack Happier is back from ChfcaEo
where he went on business.
Conductor Chas- A. Phelps, former
" OF Highland par car line, now holds
down the day run 70. Fort Bliss. Geo.
Miller is uotorman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

JOHN H. BERNS, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who says his wonderful
restoration to health since taking
Ianlae has astonished all his
friends, has gained twenty pounds.
The Benson signal., 1920-03-27

Governor Norbeck of South Dakota
has come out unqualifiedly for Leon
ard Wood for president and recently
toured the state with Wood on a
speaking trip. F.
"Wood is the only man in America
today with heart and soul to do the
job Roosevelt would have done in re-
construction" Norbeck declared. "And
Roosevelt knew that, toe" !.
The Benson signal., 1920-03-27

TOMBSTONE.-In what is declared to be the great
est victory yet achieved by the defense in the deportation
cases, Judge Samuel L. Pattee has handed down dec-
sion in which he upholds the plea of necessity foun
daon for defensive matter and thereby allows the intro
duction of all the evidence concerning the activities OF
the I. w. W. in the Warren mining district at the time
Of the deportations This decision, which after
than weeks preparation will profoundly affect
the conduct Of all cases. it will permit the defense to
show exactly what behind the strike in Bsbee in
July, 1917 and what circumstances surrounded the de-
portations.
The court room crowded when Judge Pattee be-
gan to read his decision which covered almost 40 type
written pages. He reviewed carefully all the arguments
and citations Of counsel for the state and the Defense
Guiding the avowas Of the latter concerning the evidence
cision He oveued the plea Of self defense in the case
of the present defendant H. E. Wootton, the GROUND
that overt act had been avowed with regard the
tvities of the complaining witness, F. W. Brown, and
then proceeded to the plea of necessity which he allowed
with the single reservation that the evidence based upon
this defense must only the Warren district.
The defense then asked for an adjournment, anl
then began the following day. the introduction of the
call for strike in the mines Of the Warren district which
call, according to the evidence submitted, made by
the l. w W. with view of not to increasing wages or
betterng conditions but in the hope that it would Grip
pie the production of copper and other materials
the part of nationwide plan to hinder this government
in the conduct of the with Germany and if possible
result eventually in the overthrow of that government
and the substitution of the T. W. w. IDEALS