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divorce, all right. Every one
knows about his wife's affair WITH
young MacAIton. It'll be a mere
matter OF court procedure.
bILIAN-It must be hard on him.
PHILIP-NOt ut all. The notOriety
is unpleasant. but he didn't care
anything about her. The whole
scandal occurred under his eyes.
II he really loved his wife he'd
have shot MacAlton. Any real
man would have done so.
LILIAN-You don't mean murder
is the test OF love!
PHILIP-Certainly-if you'd call 1t
murder to shoot such a marcelled
young crocodile as MacAlton. II
Wagner loved his wife he deserves
no sympathy for being too stupid
a fool to shoot MacAltOn. (PhiHp
gIdnces at his iodtch. drops his
pdper, rises and mOUes to,odrd the
dOOr.)
LILIAN-You're going away with
out kissing me.
PHILIP-NO, no, Lillian. I'm going
to take the car around to the
garage to have the crank case
drained. l forgot II last night.
I'll be right back. Bert wanted
me to take him down to Times
Square this morning. I'd better
call him.
LILIAN-He's eating breakfast now.
PHILIP-Why didn't you tell me?
We're not very hospitable-letting
him eat alone.
LH.TAN-It's all right. He's read
ing one Of those books on psy-
chology. He's a bat on 1t; regu-
lar fanatic. 1t must be as bad as
golf.
PHILIP (pertunctorily kissing her
foreheddD-Tell him III he right
back. II can't get the car fixed
at once IN leave 1t. me steps
through the hal door, Which re-
mains ajdr. As the sound Of j
closing outside door Is heard Bert
Pierce enters through the door to
In -, alder fLHn
Lillian, erect and tail, nth schol-
drIp dignity that is enhanced by
his tortoise-sheH spcctacles.
LILIAN-Pbil forgot to have the
car fixed last night. Maybe you'll
have to ride down in the subway.
BERT-That's all right. II won:
De crowded now. HE drops into
Morris chair and Immediately
becomes interested in the book
NJ Is carrying. Lillian bites her
lin. moues around nerrOHsIB and
finally turns on him.
Lillian (bittcrly)-If you'd rather
read, go ahead.
BERT only intended to finish
this chapter.
Lillian, (smiling grimlU Don't
mind me. A married woman gets
used to being-being ignored.
BERT hoped that you would for.
get such nonsense when you got
married. When we werewolf,
often used to imagine how miser.
able you could make a man by
your moods.
LLIAN-lts nothing to you.
have a right to make my own hus
band miserable. You men are sc
utterly selfish, anyway. IL 1t ism,
business or other women - its
some fool hObby-golf or psy
GEOLOGY.
BERTH you ever became inter
ested in Psychology you'd even for
get a husbands alleged neglect.
Consider but one of our funda.
mental instincts - self-preserva.
,sy IN. Here Is subject that
should intrigue your imagination.
LILIAN-Those books all seem SO
dull and technical.
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you a chance"

BERT-They aren't, though. The
subject is fascinating. Here's an
example that occurred during the
war: An American aviator shot
down a German observation bal.
loon. The German aeronaut
dropped with his parachute. He
touched the tip OF second Amer
lean plane. flying below, and as
he clutched an outer stanchion he
jerked loose his belt and shoulder
STRAPS, releasing himself from the
parachute. Then he clamberel
across the wing, clinging to the
guy wires, toward the cockpit. He
stuck his pistol against the pilots
head and motioned him back
toward the German lines. What
could the aviator do?
LILIAN-In self-defense the Amer.
lean would have to land behind
the German lines.
acknowledgements - that's
the principle. Well, the pilot
figured that the Gesman wouldn't
shoot because the pane would fall
out Of control with . dead man az
the wheel. SO he landed behind
the American lines with the Ger.
man a prisoner.
LILIAN-That did take quick think
ing. It's an unusual case, though.
BERT Here's another just as
strange: In Chicago a youth was
about to commi. suicide by jump
ing of the roof Of the Rialto
building when the Waterman on
the observation platform cried:
stop. or I'll shoot" The boy put
up his hands and surrendered.
Although he had intended to kill
himself his instinct of self-preser.
walton operated when another per
son threatened his life.
LILLIAN - But such cases aren't
practical. Why don't you find i
way for a woman to know whether
her husband loves her?
BERT-Of course, Phil loves you.
He's crazy about you.
LILIAN-He told me that IL a man
loved his wife he'd shoot anyone
who tried to take her, but il he
didn't love her he'd let the other
man have her. It's the only way
I'd ever know. And I'd hate to
encourage another man just to see
whether Phil would shoot him.
BERT-what a ridiculous idea!
LILIAN-I've got it, Bert. Let's
frame up an experiment. Maybe
you could find some psychology
in 1t. (Shc pulls open the table
drdper and takes out rerOlper.
Phil keeps this at home for burg
lars and another pistol in the car
for hold-up men. (She unlodds ii
pingerly.) I'll refill 1t with these
blank cartridges. (She reloddi
the gun and replaces it in the
draWcr.) He won't know the DIFF
ference.
BERT (nerUously)-What are you
up to?
Lillian - When Phil comes bach
he'll discover me In your arms
II he shoots you with blani
cartridge I'll know he loves me
II he doesn't shoot-oh, Bert
(She Uhimpers.)
BERT-GOod Lord! can't do that
LILLIAN (pouting)-And once 20,
offered to go through hell for me-
BERT embarrassed = You can
hold me for what / said then.
don't remember, anyway. Why, O
course, Phil loves you.
Lillian (begging) - Please, Bert
come on. The gun isn't reall!
loaded.
BERT (oeakenin0)-I suppose It..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07
CHRISTMAS TREE TO Be ONE
feature OF MANUFACTURES
and JOBBERS BIG EXPOSITION

Kids thor, g'ing fa D., &C. Christmas
trv, no th, Manufacturer, and Iohlcrs
Exposition in o. hold at th, case hui.
ing .u Amarillo November 13 - and 25'
Yes by Gcufgc real Christmas
trco. and its COINS to have presents
on &c. too. These presents however. Il
must h. confessed. arr not ~ D. eivsn
away hke presents ~ salvation Army
r church Chr simas tree Tho presents
viii he The rrizos To d. ci,cn away by
exhibitors in thr hg exposition
The who'. exhibit hal where the
goods manufactured and vholcsaicd az
Amarillo are o. H. shown and where
fhe $1,000 vaudeville performance "a 70
D. given is o. ho decorated in christ
uH- cnlors and designs
70 VII make one think Yul,tidc -
here month ahead of time Christ.
mas tul ps viii enclose the - lamps
lighting the exhibit hall The hall will
aiso d. garlauds-i IN Christmas lapcr
and hang.ngs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07
MAYFIELD NAME
is PRINTED UPON !
POTTER BALLOTS
LAST ONE OF LEGAL BAR
RIERs is REMOVED AT
ELEVENTH HOUR

Mayficld's name Is on the Potter
County election tallots and the ballots
have been distributed
County JUDGE Ray c. johnson re-
ceived q Telegram Monday night from
the acting secretary OF state saying
writ OF error was denied but thu
supreme Court and that all legal bar.
ricrr "a Mayiieid's unme sosuE on ths
hsilat were removed.
The message further stated q wns the
duty Of election officials to print In
and distribute ballots bearing Earle b.
Mayficlds name for United States Sen.
ator.
These ballots were printed last week,
but when the Groesheck injunction WAS
granted preventing distribution OF bal.
lots bearing Muyticlds name, the Pot.
ter County election officials compos-
ga of the county Judge. County Clerk.
3 NJ Pitman and Sheriff Burton
held the ballots till hGe Monday when
authority Co. distribute them was grant
rii
Interest iu the election locally Is much
k,,n~ than known IN a general cleo
tuu .u many Years. Pc'ldy men are
predicting victory fur their men and
Manifold supporters talk about how
much their candidate will win over his
opponent
The polls wiI open at $ o'clock this
morning and close NJ :.
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SKOPMEN WOULD
HAVE INJUNCTION
BILL DISMISSED
RAILROADS CLAIMS ACTS OF
VIOLENCE HAVE NOT
CEASED
81 Associated Press

~ Aetocthtfp itcc
CHICAGO. Nov. G--Opposlte views on
the prescn, status Of the shupcrafis
strike were presented today before Fed
eral Judge James H. Wilkcrson, coun.
sci for the shopment contending that
the strike no longer exists while Assis.
nnt Solicitor General Blackburn rs.
tcrllne representing the government
filtd affidavit that the condition COM
planned of when the hill was filed. siA
exists.
Further hearing Of the case was con.
'inued until "Wednesday morn ng when
The attorney will resume his argument
and den al Of the five points ON whi,h
Donald Richbug attorney for the
shopmon sought dismissal of the tenn.
pomry restraining order.
Denying that acts N violence. intim.
lsjiou and destroying railroad property
have ceased as claimed hy counsel for
the shopcrafts attorney Estcrlinc said
that numerous disorders occurred during
October and now are hcing reported al.
most daily.
~ NAllf'l q w NtN "NF' tt''i'f 'i' i'''.'
In the record an AT davit siCncd 10y 4.
.I Bmckcn. vice president 81 the Chic
ago. Burlington and quincy In which he
alleged acts of violence by strikers &C.
cured during O,tohcr Adl!''"nnl afi,.
davits placed In the record were ma "a
hy present employees of the Aivpur
kansas and Texas the Missouri Pal .e.
the Kansas city southern and thc Rock
Island
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EVIDENCE GIVEN
BY mrs. GIBSON
IS CORRODORATED
GRAND JURY WILL RETURN
4 INDICTMENTS SOON,
is RUMoR
o. Associated Press


NEW BRUNSWICK. y J Nov C.
The story told h Mrs. Ianc Gibson.
woman Of considerable mystery. The self
STYLED "eye witness 10 the double wu'
der ~ the Rc, Edward Wheeler Il'h
md Mrs Elcsnor VI lls ou september u
Inst. has born definitely coroborated.
authorities said tonight
u has also boon unofnc ally reported
hat the grand Jury would hr asked o.
turn indictments against woman
"ud two men.
An attorney who figured prominently
r .hr Investigation <i q thlt lvs1i prep
arluons already were being made o.
Uwlat thr indictment
The corrobora ion witness of Mrs
q hson's story that she saw the rector
and the choir singer slain while she
vas searching Cor farm luotcrs On the
vh v ps homestead special detective
James Mas.r Hnnoc1.rd b. Mrs a e..
Froley. who lives netr tbc sCgnc whore
b, two lod.cs wor, found.
S,gournoy smith grave digger who
hoiris no the Trolley house. has been
questioned by state troopers ana 'hc
suhstauce Uf hts test mouy b. being
closely guarded when approached by
nevrplprs writer's smith has declined
ta talk and has repeatedly deciafcd
that the detectives have frequently
warned hin. not to q s.uss the double
murder.
IN preparation Tor presenting the en-.
tire case Co thc grand jury the author
tics today began o. general requi-'tion.
uus ~ al rels us who have previously
ic,u mentioned u connection " th thS
Dns,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07
18th HOUR DECISION
BY SUPREME COURT IS
VICTORY FOR NOMINEE

AUSTIN Nov 6On the of the general election Texas
Earle B. Mayed Democratic senatorial nominee apparently
victory his fight for place the election ballots when the State
Supreme Court late today overrud motion by Mayd
orneys file mandamus application seeking aside
the Of the Dallas Court Of Civil Appeals dssong the Croes
beck injunction suit
The application which submitted shortly before
Supreme less than three before
ruled The also refused consider the supplemental sppc
submitted this afternoon which attacked the validity Of the
Dallas this morning No opinion entered
in the case.
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REPUBLICANS MAKING HARDEST
FIGHT ever CONDUCTED IN SOUTH
IN TRYING TO BOOST HOUSE LIST

The Republicans have candidates In
the field IN al ~ the ten Virginia con.
eresSonal districts nine ~ North car
81 mas ten and other di1ricis scattered
throughout the south They have cen
tered their fight largely In Tennessee.
however. where a determined campaign
has been conducted in pleas u endorse
mcnt ~ both state and national Rcpuh-
iican administrations with Governor a.
a. Taylor Repuhl can Incumbent secG-
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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OHIO AND texas CAMPAIGNS
ARE THOSE OF MOST INTEREST
IN VOTING over SOUTHWEST
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO Nov 6Westhe conditions throughout the Middle
west and Mississippi Vaeywh the exception Of the Dakotas
are reported tonight favorable for tomorrows election
on the plains Of the Dakotas ard the Black Hills
rendered roads sections virtually mpasspe and tend
o cut down the country vote.
Republicans and Democrats in South Dakota both claim
suit they will have advantage the farmers members of the
The League candidate for Governor woman
Miss Alice Lorraine DAILY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07
LAY KEEL FOR GIANT
GERMAN ZEPPELIN TO
Be BUILT FOR j. S.
y Assos lated prcss

NhsotAAN~tl w.
FEtEDRICHSHAFEN. g. rmany.
Nov. 6-The Keel has been laid tor the
giant Zeppelin 60 De built here fur the
United states Government under thc
contract signed ON june % \ number
II construction details are still awaiting
decision following requests made hS the
oinm - on 90 experts 10 which the
American government is understood tu
have assigned the supervisory duty.
The d.rgiblc IL expected TO be compl q
"a not earlier than August 1929 AFTER
rial flights In Germany. delivery 90
America by air viii be undertaken and
4 is reported here the Amer can COM
% ssicn VIII make the trip In order 10
obtain specific knowledge of the meth
DDS ~ operating the crafts The builders
- atc that seventy hours will hc re-.
lulrsd Tor transatlantic voyage
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BURNING OIL IS
FURNACE FOR MILES
~ Associated Pw,

~ Associated frtfs
ELDOlApo Ark. Nov g. More
than 500 o0O larrcls of crude oll In the
SmackoVcr field near here which e..
canod from bursting storage tanks arc
afiro ton rht in smackover creek which
runs through the section, u a roaring
furnace Cor several mites reports re-
o,.ted here state.
The OH was stored IN earth rcscr-
vo.rs and which hurst during heavy
rains early today allowing the oil To
cscipc into nearby streams \ nom
her - flowing wells In the sections
have hoen abandoned and an efforts %
control the flames have been unavail.
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07
You re Invited
To Daily News
Election Party

The Daily News Will have an elec.
tion PARTY tonight Returns should
begin coming In shortly after
O'Clock and Tho News win begin at
once o. bulletin. mccaphone or show
them on the srrccn. A full leased
wire will furnish the news from Tex.
As on the senatorial and governors
races IN addition o. the regular A.
sociated Press wire.
You are invited o. he present and
get the returns Because Of the
heed a. using the telephone wires
In compiling returns. request II
made that you do not telephone 10
the Office for results. Come 20 The
News. The party is free and at the
expense % tn, News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07

] In Texas the supreme Court 10y an
eleventh hour decision today ordered
The name of Earle u. Mayfield, the
Democratic candidate Tor United states
senator printed on all Ballots The
word was sent a. all county clerks,
but some doubt exists whether an can
comply In time. Iniunctiors 10y his
political opponents had prevented thc
printing heretofore The name II his
Republican opponent George r. b.
reddy. has been barred from the ballot
hocaus, he was not nominated by a
regular party convention.
In Ohio a yotc.huyng scandal has
broken with the arrest of one man
and the issuance ~ warrants Ton four
others. charged with attempting 10 huy
tho votes of absentee voters of Pike
county.
Last minute meetings, speeches and
m, usual final hour claims 81 victory
featured the clos. .ng campaigns through
ont the middlc.wcstorn states Follow
ing thc oldfnedium that IL cost nothing
to claim everything. most of the cam
pailu managers made their final com
nuniuues $50 an cmhric. AZ 20 De
worthless IN determining what thoy
actually believe.
Close Contests Seen.
NEW YORK. Nu,. Close contests
.v,re iudiratrd tonight IN several 'i
the senatorial. congressional and state
elect ons boz eastern states tomorrow
Notwithstanding confident claims Of
victory in both the Republican and
Democratic campaigns.
In the senatorial fghts. interest WIS
canter,d on the lively campaigns iu
Massachusetts. Ncv Jersey. Nrw York.
Connecticut. Rhode Island and Mary
hand New Hampshire does not hold "A
seuatorial election this year and Maine
had ts election lust September.
The fight In th, Ray state has ai'
traft,d widespread interest because tho
veteran senator. Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican leader In the senate Is a
candidate Tor reelection. Ills Dcmo'
cratic opponent Is William 4 Castor. q
I Boston banker.
Wet Issue Involved.
. NN CONTEST NM WV Jul NtA't"
Senator Joseph s. Frelinghuyson u "a
E candidate for reelection against Cow
crnof Edward EdSards. has been en-
IH,encd because q the wet and dry
issue. the governor favoring the vets.
, senator william VI. Calder ~ New
York has been through q spirited cam
pa en- with ROYAL : Copeland. health
comm ssinncr ~ New York with the
tariff 1s the leading issue
In Connecticut George y McLoan
Republican has Engaged In a STRENUOUS
tFt flr reelection with Thomas J spell
hI, and In Rhode Island senator 7.
f g. Gerry Dcmocmt contested with
former governor n Livingston Beck
man
The scat ~ senator Joseph J. France,
Republican u Maryland has hcen sought
hy william G. Bruce Ia a vigorous cam
palgn.
pcunss lyana win elect two scnators
the Republican incumbcnts Ceorg,
wharton Pepper and David A Reed ~,
ms candidates fnr rc.clection. Mr. Pep
per b. Filling the un.ey pired term of the
la'e noies rcnroso and Mr Reed 4 On
ms IN, uncxplrod term of the late sen
ator Crow.
] CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
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RANGER ~ EI.EClIO\ Duty.

hT Asseetafef fress
AUSTIN Not stat. Hangers to
day We're Cd patched to fHrr, Texas
town EuTroHivIIls ana trt.ri VIII
acy County and G,urg, Wys, Liveuak
County -to bc ON DUTY lurinE fhe gcn.
cral election tomorrow Dos Ndfusmnt
G,ncul UJffn followed requests Cor
off ,.r t..m local officials NU arr
cr~ Vrr. sent O. GefugU County ls
Governor <.T hI announced would
'' done captain Frns lltw,r l,it
la-i uaht for turn.- CHRISTI fo be
on duty fIar.
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Contention Di,crcdited.
FORMER SENATOR nrKS

liAi,rinl;p Conn. Nov e. Morgan
Gardner Hrlkcly. president of the Asf
w l.ir Insurance Company sine, 1885,.
NHFw 0t Hartford from 1850 to iSSs.
Governor Uf Connecticut from 1859 to
'''. and lnitci states senator from
1905 io lNll died 30 h.- home here
tonight after au illness 90 three weeks
IT, was BORN at East iiadiam nr,em.
.nI ll NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-07

FEDERAL LAW ON
MARRIAGES PLANNED


By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-propara.
tions uf hin establishing national
marriage and divorce regulations.
for Introduce ON IN the next Congress
was announced tonight by the gen.
oral FodtmuCn OF Women's Clubs
which has authorized Mrs Edward
Fraukliu White deputy attorney
general Of Indiana, to draft the bill
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~ Associated I'rv-s

ATLANTA. Nov. s-Tomorrow will
see the outcome II one u the most vig
orous campaigns the Republicans ever
rcnduc:cd In the South when the voters
n all parties go to the polls 90 name
n full southern representation IN the
lower houss of Congress. select United
States senators from Florida, Georgia.
Mississippi and Virginia. IN addition to
electing governors In Georgia. Alalama.
south Carolina and Tennessee.
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Omitted In Fioyd

FIDYpApA. November 6th--
Maydeld's r1mo win not appear on
.h. general election ticket In Floyd
county Pr0Uur % the tickets was
h,r ur unt saturday and In the alb
~er.s q ns.1,tuns nom the Secretary
af stat. frr election board lett the
United ~tlra. nate column blank.
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CLOSES
RACE CONFIDENT
HE'LL Be S0LON
MAKES WHIRLWIND FINISH
WITH ADDRES AT Ell
PASO
ny Associated Press

NY Assoriated FreSs
Ell PASO. Nov. 6.-George +. u.
Peidy. nominated by independent Dem.
ocrats and the Republican state execu.
tive committee for United States sena.
tor. tonight expressed confidence that
he would h. elected despite the fact
that his name will not appear on the
ballots tomorrow as result OF action
in Texas courts
Mr. pcddy. ayowed Ruti.ku Klux
klan. made his closing campaign speech
here tonight and also issued a state.
m,nt.
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HIS MESSAGE IS
NOT VERY CHEERFUL

by Associated Press
FORT WORTH. Nov. c. The
whole world is In economic discord
and apparently no one has learned
a lesson from war according to
Isaac +. Mnrcosson. international
economist and one II the best known
reporters In the world