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Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
BOY sTAN01 IN
RIVER ALL MIGHT

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Alvin Blaine. 10. escaped from the Kentucky Children's home here and obtaining a flat boat. started to float down the river to his old home at Wickliffe. Ky, where the Ohio and Mississippi rivers meet. He passed the U. $. coast guard undetect- cd. but his little craft. caught in the swift current. was wrecked as it passed over the falls. Where he land cd he could touch bottom. but the water was too rough for him to att ompt to swim Co shore. SO he stood there all night. until rescued by a gov csLmcut boat tender.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
SPECIAL SALVATION ARMY SERVICE TO-DAY

The Salvation Army is holding its Harvest Festival Thanksgiving serv ices throughout the United States to- day. Sunday and Monday at which all are requested to return thanks and praise to Almighty God for the bounti-
 ful harvest.
 There will be special services at the Army citadel this evening and all day Sunday. The children and young peo- pie will take a prominent part in these | services and on Monday evening, com mencing at g o'clock, there will be a we'll prepared program of songs, dia- ! Iogues and tableauN. It also will be the re- opening of services in the citade instead of on the city. plaza, as tho custom has been during the hof | weather.
 All are given a cordial invitation tC attend.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
Mesa vs. Indians Saturday

WNoN Nes bfdtaUo
 Interest at Mesa high school eenters about the football squad. in which is vested the honor of the school on the football field Saturday, when the eleven from the Indian. school in Phoenix in vades this territory for the seasons opening game. The event marks Mesa's first indulgence in the football sport, and students and followers of the school are anxious to see how the eleven shows up. Under the new ath- letic coach practice has been hard and consistent and the team mates are of the opinion that they have a squad to- gether that can defeat the Indianss The game will be played on the Mesa base ball park field. starting at 3 o'clock.
 Republicans Open Headquarters The Republican headquarters were opened in Mesa on Friday in the Cabell | ,S Peek cotton office on North Mac I Donald street. A stenographer and other members of a staff are 10 be re- tained on duty there continually from now until election, caring for the de- tails of the campaign in this end of the county. The Republican county candidates for office are booked for a rally in Mesa next Monday evening and local headquarters is arranging for that event as the first task. The idii9 VIII Dt htlu m Nne A Os o. au ditorium.
 Baby in Le5sron Home
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin M. LeBaron arc the parents of a baby girl born to them Thursday at the Community hospital
 All Set for Carnival
 At the weekly luncheon business meeting of the Commercial club, helC Friday noon, reports made by com mittee heads showed that everythinl , is in readiness and tiptop shape for thu big Arizona Carnival which opens herr Monday. Committee chsirmen on In dian and Mexican day. rodeo events parade and entertainment gave enthu , siastic reports of their work and as b sured the directors of the success C ! be expected from their various events Mesa Is fast acquiring it's carniva week appearance and an indication 2 point to a complete success of the pro gram for the week.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic Mesa: "The Secret Gift. featuring Gladys Walton and Rudolp Christiano: comedy Naughty Lion and Wild Men,"
 Gilbert: False Roads," starring Eni Bennett; Mutt and Jeff cartoon calle Paper Hangers"
 Is Tempe: "The Six Best Cellars |; starring Bryant Wahsburn; Path |; News.
 !; Chandler: Thou Art the Man }; starring Robert Warwick.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
CONTEST FUR QUEEN
 OF COTTON CARNIVAL
 WILL CLOSE TONIGHT

MESA. Oct. 22. - Her majesty the queen of the Arizona Cotton Carnival. over which she is to reign through the coming week, will be chosen Saturday night. The contest which has been running since the first of this month now presents a field of contestants evenly matched in the race for the highest honor and all depends on the voting done Saturday for the final se- lection.
 Newspaper coupons must be turned in at the Commercial club by 6 o'clock Saturday night and from to 10 o'clock will be given over to the sale of votes on the street. A huge score board is being erected on the First National bank corner and here the contestants standings will be chalked up and the changes in their positions recorded as new votes are purchased. It bids fair to be a busy evening and the intense interest of citizens and support being given this and that contestant prom ises to make of the last three hours oi the contest a lively time. The con testants stood as follows on Friday evening:
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
HUSBANDS JUST
 MISTAKES. SHE SAYS

CINCINNATI Husbands are inst mistakes according Co Mrs. Ada Stick icy who sCCks n divorce from husband N0. g. "f have hld three of them and lu f1ucd Co live up to requirements. ' she sld The court held she'd have Go 4tc Nltl No. g a while longer
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
:s:d. ;li 3 }

Travel offers the opportunity to ohrs serve the ways of other men. No more interesting and educational vacation can be found than a trip to European countries. Our steamers offer a de- lightful and luxurious method of travel
 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER
 VICE BETWEEN New York. Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Montreal. Portland. Me.
 AND
 Liverpool. Southampton. LondonS derry, Cherbourg. Antwerp, London. Glasgow. Havre, Rotterdam. Mediter- ranean, Plymouth, Bristol, Danzig. Le- want. Hamburg.
 For rates of passenger sailings, or general information, apply to
 w. WARD DAVIES
 General Ticket Agent for Arizona 443 West Washington Street Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
GRAIN

CHICAGO. oct. 22-Close:
 Wheat-Dec., $2.O2; March, $1.95A Corn-Dec., S1Ac; May, S72sc. Oats-Dec.. 531zc: May, 5Sl5c. Pork-Nov., s22.75; Jan., $246O. Lard-Nov., $19.65; Jan. $15.25. Ribs-Oct., $16.90; Jan, s14.20.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Oct Liberty bonds closed: siss. s92.9O: first 4s. S9O16: second 4s. $S225. first 4i4s. $90.24: second Alas 3S91S. third 4hs. S90S2; fourth tiis. ss920: Victory S%s. s96.36 Victory 44s. s9640.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Cotton fu- lures closed steady; December 1897; January, 1878: March, 1880; May 1858; July, 19.3S.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
METALS

NEW YORK. oct. 22-Coppcr. iron. lntimony and zinc. unchanged. Tin, weak. Spot and nearby. sS.50: futures l9.15; lead, weak: spot 6STW7.25.
 At London: Spot copper s9, 11s, Cd; sicctrolytic. 100: Gin. 2fS, t5s; lead, 36; Llnc. nN.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
DON'T IIKr TOWNls WAWE

DIIhhlEsFbNN. W. Nu--Ncorly 1Il of DhJr'Is.DWus mau goes Go Nuar.cst1r Che e.Jt. .luiul so ciu- zcns arc going tu ..., t.c legislature Co change tl.s t0uus ul-lc.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Bar silver. do- nestle unchanged; foreign S0ta; Mexi- san dollars. GtAc.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
COTTON

NEW YORK, oct. 22-Cotton closed steady at a net advance of 65 to 102 points
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23

Paper enters largely into the con- struction of every Korean house.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
coPPERs

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, k. F. Hutton X
 Co.'S Leased Wire. Hotel Adams Cuilding, ll9 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
PUBLIC srENoeRAPHER

PUBLIC sTENoeRAPHER Cleo Paris Buthardt. Commercial Hotel Lobby Notary Public. u RADIATOR REPAIRING
 c. K. SEXTON
 5ss r. Washington. Phone isII- II REFRIGERATION PLANTS Clark Monteith Engineering Co. 17 W. Adams St. Phone 1897 REAL ESTATE OFFICES CENTRAL. ARIZONA LAND co. Speciality Cnsa Grandc Valley Lands. sl5 National Bank of Arizona Building ROY NEBLErT REALTY co. no North Central - Phone l10S q Real Estate - Loans insurance
 FRANK K. STEWART
 Phone 1907 - nv. Adams st |
 REPAIRING
 PHONOGRAPHS. bicycles. etc. re- paired saw filing done right. 13i East Monroe. Phone 4eg9. tf
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC
 Everythipg in music. expression. 1 languages and dancing. Phone 1909. ti
 SHOE REPAIRING Shoe repairing. Better work at a better price. Crouse's Shoe shop, 13l E Monroe. 1l-db
 STORAGE BATTERIES
 STORAGE BATTERIES Manufacturers ot batteries and elec-
 e~fa nnnffnnFna PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRICAL co.
 GOT w. Fashinston ~
 SWEEPING COMPOUND ft cleans. protects and disinfects Phone 2099. 70I E. Brill Phoenix Sweeping compound 70. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING The Typewriter Inspection Go. An makes ovcrhaulcd. repaired and rebuilt 70 S Fourth Ave. Prompt service Phone il9S. Cars bougnt. sold and exchanged. Harper-Parthum Motor Co. 2ts W. let street u TRANSFER AND STORAGE CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND STORAGE co. Any kind of hauling. Fireproof storage Phone 1928 or 362s. tf BaEEage checked to destination. All kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage Lightning Delivery Co., a s. Center. Phones s09t and 4126. u uNDERrAkERs AND EMsALMERs IT. M MAUs. s1i N. First Ave-
 Phones 1870 and 1929. If
 A. L. MOORE & SON
 Successor to Moore & McLellan) Funeral Directors and Embalmers Lady Assistant. Auto Ambulance s29 West Adams St Phone 601 tf
 A. q. McLELLAN
 Undertaken and Funeral Director Phone 4sto. 617 N. Central Ave. If
 YARN OOD & HOCkREY Funersl directors and embalmers. s1l ". Monroe. Phone S0a9. u
 U n. WHITNEY
 Is4 WEST ADAMS STREET If THE GEO. ". MERRYMAN CO., i2l North Second Avenue ohone ssl tt
 VACUUM CLEANING OHIO TUEC ELECTRIC SUCTION
 SWEATERS
 For sale or rent on easy payment pians ARIz. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE co a25 West Hdams--Phone s52l u VETERINARIAN
 DR J. D. COBERLY, Veterinarian 1isS P. Mcdowell. Phone s2o5.
 VOICE CULTURE
 TEACHERS of voice italian method LEONARD BUSHELL studio. Cen. trai ME. Church Phone 4933 q vuLcANIzlNe a RETREAoING MOST modern equipment m town and in charge of man with ib years experience. satisfaction guaranteed WII.KY-W ART MAN OIL co. q WOOD, COAL AND FEED The Five Points Wood a Coal Go Deliver all parts of city. Phone ITS. EAST SIDE WOOD YARD Phone 4a76 1929 F. Madison St. 11bl
 Legal Advertising
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23

A notebook kept by George Washing con. and now in the New York library contains a recipe for brewing beer.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23

Cars bought sold and exchanged Harper-Parthum Motor Co. 2as ". isi street q
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
TYPEwRITgR REP.lRlNe

The Typewriter Inspection Co. All makes overhauled. repaired and rebuilt. 70 & Fourth Ave. Prompt service. Phone 1898 If
Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
STORAGE eATTERlEs
awEEPINa COMPOUND

10 cleans. protects and dislnfects Phone 2O99. 70I E. Brill Phoeni, Sweeping Compound co. .
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Purple Sage" In the former novel
II will be remembered, John Lnssllcr
together with a woman. Jane With.
crstecn. and Fay Larkin, a child
of three years, had been pursued
by enemies into the mountains
They hide IN tho valley which has
ouly one entrance. and WHEN I.assi.
tsr rolls n huge stone Into This mar.
row crevice The three are locked w
Ia the valley.
'rhe hninhOW Trail opens yrarC
later. The ihree are stii enlombed
IN the secret valley. living the lives
OF primitive people. A cave Is their
shelter. The child. Pay. has grown
~ beautiful mnidcnhood.
About this time John Shenord. a
kinsman of the losl Lnssiler. sets
out for the legendary lost valley 10
the hope that he may flnd Lassiler
and ihd lwo women still alive
Meanwhile a landslide has made Il
possible 10 reach the top OF the
valleys wall from lhe outside. Ana
two Of Lassitcr's enemies DISCOVER
ll,is and take The news 10 a man by
The name OF Wagner. who escapcd
lne rock which Lnsiier hurled into
IN. canyon years before.
Wugonar returns with his men 10
The valley. and they effect an en-
from the top of the wall by means
OF ropes. The gIrl Fay Larkin. l.
taken 0ut. but I.assiler and jane
Wiihersteen are left prisoners IN
the valley.
Fay u taken 10 a secret village By
Wagner, who intends 10 force hcr
% become one Of his plural wives
but before Tins can be consummalcd
the village Is raided by the United
States marshnls and the wives are
arrested and brought 10 town 10 he
tried fof p0l9eany. The case breaks
dDwn because each woman tesillles
that she Is not married und that her
childrcn are illcgltlmate. Fay Lar
Kin gives false testimony like The
others because she fears The ven
gennce Of Lassller and Jann.
The rest Of this Intensely inter
csling drama will be- faithfully por
lruyed on the screen III the Onyx
on "wednesday next
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

The question Of whether when a
woman has once ovcrstepped the
bands Of conventionaliiy and has
slrayed from the straight aud mar.
row path she can win her way back
n respeciabilily has been Tho topic
selected by ministers. noVellsls and
piaywrlFhls for years. That a
woman can do II bul thai man mnsi
help her 10 shown in "rhe Flame
ot the Yukon.
Dorothy Dalton. The "Flamc" of
The dance halls ef the frozen north
IN the heiehl Of The gold rush when
mans lawlcse passions were hi
onlg law, shows that such 4 come
back Is possible. For lovc Of d
stranger who attracted her hecanse
be was different srom the mrn shp
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Real Girl Heroine Captures
Crooks with a Frying Pan

shirly Mason. ihe dlminulive and
dainty star who plays the lcadlns
rcln IN ~Thc Final close,un," her
latest Paramount picture. has had
n,aAy rsereeng adventures bit snr
declares This y ne nrsl time she
has cyer been assigned 10 capture
couple oi thugs with en- iron my.
Inv pan.
The picture. which will be- shown
III the Onyx lheaier Tuesday, Aug
,el IA, presents Miss Mason ~ the
role Of Nura Nolnn. department
store clerk. who spends her vuca.
lion ol q aeaside Town. "A The hotel
where she Stays there ls man
named Gregory Win wne there pre-
suinahly N The train Of Emily Wrs'
lcrycltM Moore. o society girl bot
who actually Is q thief A robbery
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
The Coming Week at
The Columbus TheateT


lfVf Lure ol thr ielinW.7
One NJ the most fascinating de-
letiiye stories ever put upon the
clpcma screen v The Mystery Of
tht Yellow Room an Emil Chau.
iqrd production based upon The
nuNel by hasion Leroux. Tho mys
lrfy IN the story Of this Dralarl
plriure takes place almost before
ihf eyes OF The auditors. The elaueh.
let NJ Professor slanRer.on shrirkn
ftf help nj midnight. and. when the
door a. her room IL opened. lhr
criminal cannot be found and The
mpnner Of his impossible escape
cWlnoi be understood. IN the proc.
50 Of asceriaining tho identity of
The criminal. a second crime. rob.
hcfy, Is discovered aud murder
committed. until finally the news.
Paper reporter. ai variance with the
llnHurics Of famous deiectiVe. has
The culprii brought 10 justice.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Me Macpherson and disrloscs a
wealth Of typical pickford Incl.
dents Of heart appeal. The settings
aic Of the days Of 40 during the hlg
gold rush. Mary plckford, as Jenny
Lawrence. a little New England miss
Journeys 10 the west IN search of
her only relative, an uncle. Before
she Is aware Of ~ she falls In love
ana ~ a result. becomes cnmeshed
IN serious complications. Various
clever twists TO the story afford
surprises that add greatly 10 the
general merit Of the picture.
Comedy Mack Sennelts up IN
Alfs Place" &.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Fountain Pms al The fourier Ot
ice. sii'a 70 50. Lady's pens also.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
THE Great Command
at ME-. Church Sunday

This will be the subject for the
morning service this sunday al The
Al n. church. This is vacation time
and II you are visiting or sprnilns
rprl Of your sacallon IN cur town
W. are glad 10 have yon ialn us. A
mosl rorUlul we3nme Is oxlcndcd TO
AZ 10 attend the houaellkc church.
The pastor has Just relurned
from two wrecks nf hnrd siudy at
the summer school FOR rural pastors
81 los Angrles, Cal, and hr ls llllcd
With enthusiasm for mure llse ald
active Christian service. llr on lhno
this SUNDAY sunday school Al 90
o'clock. fhc' Sunday superlnlend.
enl Mrs. Laura llcon, Is hack again
pnd expects much froin her pupils.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
PITCHER IS TIMELY HITTER
IN Recent Game shss, nc.rlds nld
Not Allow ~ o. nvn and Drove
lniWlnnlpe ocors.

Sheet Mcbride. New IbeFia pitcher.
seema to bo nlao timely swailer In .
recent gnme against RnYue he not only
dld not allqN hll nor run, hnf he
delivered TIE hll that pot over the run
necessary 70 win bis Gama He struck
out ten batlors II this game Mcbride
i|lnn ono paid admlsnlous per eeme. -
fore enllsiing with the Louisiana State.
Ne was with Annlslon N the Georgia
Alnbama n lp1f.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

oecurs and little Nora. whom they
have discovered ls lust working
girl. Is accused
10 show them that sho ls innocent,
Nora captures The roguos IN the aci
OF rohbine The hotel aAfcs her only
weapon being an iron flylpg pan.
Supporting ihe STAR a Francis
Mcdonald
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

This picture H. the latest Haworih
prpduciion starring Sessue Hayaka.
va Distributed hy the Exhibitors
Mutual, and Il Is remarkable for is
oftislic photography.
Aside from the slor,. which i IN.
trrsely dramatic. the unusual light.
ing Effects, rich inlcfIofs and the
splendor of the nioanlaIn shols. will
hold The observer with their beauty
and artistry
The mountain siliif wns taken Ear
up IN The Slrrra.Ncynda mountains
The vista of mountain raners and
ihis beautiful cloud effects taken al
this lucaiinn are truly remarkable
cnpedSr 'Letiye Lost Legacy.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

knew. she f1rsook the dance halls.
black Jack. the king Of the Ealn.
hlcrs. said that she could not win
IN her fight fo7 responsibility and
tl.ai she would return to his dance
i,all
'fhe Flame did return hut u WAS
10 exact her price from BLACK lark"
for what he did TO the man she
lived.
Comedy "Mageie'a First Folso
step" 2reel Triangle comedy.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Tuesday. August ~
-lAnIeI. Malnr. l.NrrN Mhrrr.r

~klIdu takes yan hack 10 The Old
dpys, This Wild riding and All. said
Nlll hoaero. a. be sl|smounlci frnm
his horse after lhc filming Gl one ol
ne SCENES Tor Water Water w.
ers where As lliny Fortune.
lloecrs hps rulc which BE- a wnn'
hrrlnlly quollned 10 play, knowing
lhe cattle country. lhr traditions ~
lhc wcsl and ihe rodr of lhr COW
10y ts he does from year, " actual
cNpericnee' llc felt uullr al home
during NE thinning al this picture
NJ. Nogcrs wolld rather rhl,
and throw y rQpc than anyshpg els
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
IN the world. and this picture gives
HIM ample opportunity 10 ride.
Comcdy--~Live and Learn
"Wednesday. August iS.---
"A Fighting Colleen"

One Of the coldhloodcdly clever
ways IN which politicians ohlain
br.be and graft revenue Is revealed
IN "A Fighting Colleen This pro,
d1ciion reveals Bessie Love at her
hest. The hribe eNpeuieni Is lhni Of
the mayor la The story cxluriinp
graft from real estate contractors
from failing a. condemn certain ten,
emcnt structures. u " che OF lhe
grippingly Interesting elements IN
IN, web OF love story.
Comcdy-"-Dames aud Dentists.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
THE Rainbow Trail
Coming to the Onyx

playinF q dual role that ranks
with the best work he has dnne IN
h's career. William Farnum will hc
., the Onyx lhenlcr Wcdneado,
night August i6
The story Of the "nalnLow Trail"
% a continuation Of Riders of the
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Sunday, August Is
"A Romance Of the Redwoods-

a western subject Of full blood.
el, dramatic action. the new Pick.
ford vehicle presents Little Mary
IN role that Is entirely different
from anything In which she has ever
appeared upon The screen. The
story was written by Mr.. De Mile
himself IN collaboration with Ien.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Friday. August ~.
nAllss IIohhs.r

Miss Hobbs one Of these human
interest stories. fcaiurinR Wanda
Il1wlry. This story wns written by
Mrs. Moodrow Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-27
MONOPOLY OF
 FOOD CONTROL
 NOT POSSIBLE ss--4 ssss.1ss.-sa - r Big Packing Companies For ever Enjoined from Dom-
 mating Other In
 dustries PACKERS CLAIM NO GUILT
PACKERS CLAIM NO GUILT
Agreed to Decree in Order That American People Might Be Assured of
 Fairness <

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-A decree under which the Big Five Packers are forever enjoined from engaging in any business besides the handling of meats and meat products was filed in the District of Cilumbia su- preme court yesterday. The decree had been agreed upon by the Depart ment of Justice and counsel repre- senting the packing companies.
 Attorney General Palmer, who sub mitted the decree. said that it for. ever removes the menace of control of unrelated industries by the Big Five.
 Counsel for the packers said the defendants had agreed to the decree, not because of any guilt. but in order that the American people might be assured that there exists no possi- bility of a monopoly of food control by the packers.
 Attorney General Palmer said the decree will result in restoring trade freedom by increasing opportunities for industrial initiative in business by blocking domination of many lines of business by the big packing com panies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-27
PROCEDURE FOR PROCURING LEASES

The local Land Office has been advised of the preliminary steps necessary to secure a lease of oil lands under the provision of the Act of Congress approved by the President on February 25. 1920.
 Under the law a preference right for period of six months is given to any person who erects upon the land to be applied for a monument at least four feet high in a conspic- uous place and who places corners on the claim. It is further necessary to post notice on the monument giving a description of the land by metes and bounds and such other general description as will definitely fix the location of the claim. The notice should also contain the state ment that. the locator intends to ap- ply for a lease of the land. Thirty two hundred acres is the maximum allowed
 Complete instructions under the act have been prepared by the Secre- tary,t of the Interior and with the necessary blanks for filing have been forwarded to the coal land office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-27
 WILL BE TESTED BEFORE COURTS Oregon and Maine Have En- gagged Former Justice
 Hughes to Make
 Fight

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 27.-Ore. gon has agreed to join forces with the state of Maine in opposing the action brought before the United States Supreme Court by Rhode Isl md to test the validity of the pro- hibition law.
 Judge Charles k. Hughes. formerly associate Justice of the, Supreme Court, has been retained by Oregon and Maine to defend the law against those who would revert to the old order of things before the prohibit ton law became effective.
 Rhode Island and New Jersey have taken the position that the other States cannot, under the Con stitution. impose upon them restric- tions of personal liberty that were aot in the Constitution when they ratified it. Both States refused to ratify the prohibition Constitution amendment. They were both of the thirteen original States which had government before the adoption of the Constitution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-02-27
N. Y. DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO
 PROHIBITION lss .i,ss 5. ' sssssss State Convention Goes on Record as Believing Tax ation Should Be Re-
 duced PLATFORM LAUDS LABOR
PLATFORM LAUDS LABOR
Demand Is Made for Adjust ment Between Capital and Labor to Prevent
 Strikes

ALBANY. N Y., Feb. 27.-The unofficial Democratic Stare conven- tion now in session here. has re- ceived a report from the committee on platform demanding immediate ratification of the peace treaty with out destructive reservations.
 The platform commends labor for the part it has taken in the work of reconstruction following the world conflict, demands adjustment of re- lations between capital and labor which it is hoped will end strikes, lockouts and boycotts
 The reduction of taxation Is de- manded and national prohibition is condemned.
 The speedy repeal of the eight eenth amendment is also demanded.
 Governor Smiths administration received the endorsement of the con- vention.