Hi, I am working with a dataset of 14 observations, and I am trying to make a line graph using these observations. I would like to make two lines on one graph; however, right now I just have two line graphs. I would like to have one line that is for the observations that match the criteria fpuc2_refusal==0 and another line that is for the observations that match the criteria fpuc2_refusal==1. There should be 7 observations in each category.

Here is the code I am using right now:
line unemployment_rate_groups date if fpuc2_refusal==0,
xlabel(1 "Jan" 2 "Feb" 3 "Mar" 4 "Apr" 5 "May" 6 "Jun" 7 "Jul"),
xtitle("Month of 2021"),
ytitle("Unemployment Rate"),
title("Monthly Unemployment Rate for States that Kept FPUC"),
note("Source: Current Population Survey")

line unemployment_rate_groups date if fpuc2_refusal==1,
xlabel(1 "Jan" 2 "Feb" 3 "Mar" 4 "Apr" 5 "May" 6 "Jun" 7 "Jul"),
xtitle("Month of 2021"),
ytitle("Unemployment Rate"),
title("Monthly Unemployment Rate for States that Refused FPUC"),
note("Source: Current Population Survey")

The code runs and makes a line graph, but it says "command xlabel is unrecognized" and so anything from xlabel to the note does not get implemented into the line graphs.
Is there a way to get both of these lines on the same graph and also edit the x and y axis labels so that the graph looks nicer?

Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. For more info, type help dataex
clear
input float date byte fpuc2_refusal double(emp1 emp2 emp3) float unemployment_rate_groups
732 0 22584 1738  9431  7.145794
733 0 23066 1684  9410   6.80404
734 0 22633 1569  9122  6.482935
735 0 23390 1508  9580  6.056711
736 0 23307 1413  9484   5.71602
737 0 22456 1525  8856  6.359201
738 0 22689 1503  8576  6.212798
732 1 24144 1400 10250  5.480739
733 1 23380 1372  9788  5.542986
734 1 22958 1201  9693  4.971232
735 1 23927 1177  9945 4.6884956
736 1 23709 1135  9670 4.5685077
737 1 22791 1205  9049   5.02167
738 1 23185 1067  8967  4.399637
end
format %tm date