The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-07-03

latures that have ratified the suffrage
amendment, and urges Democratic
governors and legislatures OF Tonnes
see, North Carolina and Florida to
complete ratification in time for wo-
men to vote this Fall.
WOMEN IN Observation-Disclosures
against child labor. Favors legisla-
ton for child welfare and maternity
care. Adocates increases in teach
ers' salaries. Urges extension Of vo-
cational education, better conditions
for working women and reclassifica-
ton of the civil service. with a view
to equality of the sexes. Endorses
separate citizenship for married wo-
men.
SOLDIER CONVERSATIONAL
/ vocates generosity to disabled SOL
/ diers, but declares against excessive
bond issues to pay compensation
which would put patriotism on a pc
cuniary basis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Federal
administration of railroads during
the war, declaring 1t was efficient and
economical. despite inadequate and
worn equipment. Criticises the re-
cently-enacted transportation act, and
says Congress temporized until so
late a date that the President was
forced to sign the bill or else throw
the railroad situation into chaos.
HIGHWAYS-Favors continuance
of Federal aid in road building.
INLAND WATERwAYS-Callso OPP
%ponents' plank inadequate and advo-
Gates further deelopment of adequate
transportation on rivers and further
improvement of inland waterways.
Recognizes the Importance of con-
Meeting the Great Lakes with the
Mississippi as we'll as with the st.
Lawrence.
FOREIGN TRADE-Favors extern
sion of foreign trade.
MERCHANT MARINE - Pledges
the party to a policy of continued i'm
provements of the merchant marine
under proper legislation.
observation-disclosures extern
sion of arid land reclamation. with a
view to home building.
MEXICO - Deplores the misfor-
tunes of the Mexican people and up
holds President Wilson's Mexican pol
icy, declaring that asaconsequenceo or
der is ~reappearing in Mexico. Advo-
Gates recognition of new Mexican gov
eminent when 1t has proved its abil-
ity to maintain order.
observation-disclosures President
Wilson's principle of self-determina-
ton, express sympathy with the as
pirations of the Irish people, and de-
clares that when the United States
becomes a member of the league of
nations it can legitimately bring the
Irish problem before the bar of the
league.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t the duty
of the American government to aid In
the establishment of order and COM
plete independence for Armenia.
ALASKA-Commends the Demo-
cratic administration for railroad con-
SlTuCllOu anu cOdi anu OIL uoFelOp-
ment. Advocates modification Of coal
law to facilitate development. and
also extension of the farm loan act to
Alaska.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Phil
ippine independence without
sary delay when the islands are ready
for self-government.
HAWAH-Advocates a liberal pol
icy toward Hawaii. with greater de-
velopment of the rights and privi-
leges of the middle classes.
CORRUPT PRACTICES-Deplores
the p~reconvention expenditures of
Republican presidential candidates
and advocates regulation Of such ex-
penditures by Federal law.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Praises the administration of the
commission and advocates amplifca-
ton of its work.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS - Favors
legislation for supervision oflivestock
markets by the Federal Government.