Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-23

had each received 85 votes on
 the first.
 Lincoln, Neb., July 22.-The prohi tion party today adopted platform favoring the league of nations. bu, expressing no opposition to reserva tions; advocating greater participa ton by women in federal agencie. for bettering the condition of work CTS; promising farmers aid in equal izing prices;, securing farm labor and cooperative marketing and de. manding courts to end industrial war. fare.
 The platform set forth the party's views as follows:
 1. Prohibitions: Gives thanks fol national prohibition, commendatior of congress for enforcement laws passed and of supreme court for up- holding eighteenth amendment and enforcement laws.
 2. Notifications: Denounces efforts of Organized liquor traffic" to null lify amendment by modifying en- forcement act and condemns republi- can and democratic parties for plat form silence on this point.
 3. League of nations: Favors en- trance of United States into league by immediate ratification of peace treaty mot objecting to reasonable reser. vations interpreting American under standing of covenant" Favors con- stitutional amendment providing treaties of peace be ratified by ma jority both houses of congress.
 4. Education: Compulsory educa- ton in English language both in pub lie and parochial schools.
 5. Agriculture: Pledges aid to farm CTS "in working out plan, to equalizc prices, secure labor and organize system of cooperative marketing in- cluding public terminals, mills and storage facilities. Extension of par eel post to encourage direct traffic between producer and consumer.
 6. Women and home: Adopts pro- gram of national league of women voters providing prohibition of child labor. Appropriations for federal children's bureau, protection of infant life through federal program of maternity and infancy care. a federal department of education, federal aid for removal of illiteracy and increase of teachers salaries, instruction for youth of land and newly arrived aliens in duties of citizenship; federal supervision of marketing of food to prevent excess profits; establishment of women's bureau in the depart ment of labor and appointment of women in mediation and conciliation service and on any industrial com missions, just wages to women in civil service and no discrimination on ac- count of sex, appropriation for cam paign against venereal disease; Amer ican women married to aliens to re- tain citizenship while resident in Uni ted States.
 2. Economy and administration: Favors budget system and government economy and demands legislation de- fining rights of labor and the creation of industrial courts which will guar antee to labor and employing capital equal and exact justice and to the general public protection against the paralysis of industry"
 8. Profiteering: Promises to elimi. nate profiteers and "all unnecessary middlemen," by legal action.
 9. Suffrage: Congratulates womer on freedom (which this party has helped them to achieve"
 10. Presidential qualifications: De. clares President should be a person of high moral, spiritual and intellec, tual qualifications and conservative ideals.
 Il. Law and order: Pledges impar. tial enforcement of all laws.
 12. Conclusion: Declares prohibi. tion party has served people wisely and faithfully and asks favorable con sideration of voters. By such action voters can make all political organi. lzations render finer quality of service lit is asserted.