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 1008 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 370. 1922. art whose ro rt it is intended to rotect, the rovision of £uchyPena1 Colde Isicndythe rotection thereby given shall extend to the property of the United) States of America, or of any State _Territory, or possession of the United States, and any other political entity, foreign or domestic. This provision shall not be construed to restrict the meanin.gPof theotierm ‘person’ as denned under any other revision of this enal e." c_?g¤**°*¤°"•¤”¤° Snci)10. That p a h 2 of the Executive order of the President ` of July 9, 1914, estabhs  rules and regulations for the operation and na tion of the Panama Canal and approaches thereto, in— cludingvmawater under its jurisdiction, is hereby amended to read as follows: · P“'“°“"‘°"* '°" "i°l " 2. An rson violating an of the provisions of the rules and ,amend _ . . iigngmutm regulationli gsetablished hereundgr shall be deemed guilty of a mis— demeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be pumshed_by a not ex ‘?00, lprii by   in  not exceeding thirty da ,or suc nean rm risonmen . .;2f’°'" "'°"” °" Sino. I1? That section 6 of anp Act entitled "A:u Act extenw °dV¤¤-¥*°·v·¤28·¤¤¤¤¤· certain privile of canal employees to other officials on the C_ ' Zone and aut§dsrizing the President to make rules and regulations affecting health sanitationilquarantine, taxation, public roads, selfpropelled vehicles, and po `ce powers on the Canal Zone, and for other purposes, including provision as to certain fees, money orders, laenadiintrirelpt deposits," approved August 21, 1916, be amended to as o ows: I“""°“’“·""’°°"°"* "Sec. 6. That deposit money orders issued in the Canal Zone in lieu of postal savings certificates in accordance with the rules and regulations heretofore established by the President, or that may hereaftflcgr be established by him, shall bear interest at a rate not excee g 3 er centum per annum} girilixbnuing in. Sec. 12. l£rvoncn—CaUsns.-—That in every case in which a marriage has been, or hereafter mag be, contracted and solemnized between any two persons, and it s all be adjudged, in the manner hereinafter provided, that either party at the time of such marriage was, and continues to be (1) natural y impotent; or (2) that he or she had a wife or husband liziig at the time of such marriage; or (3) that either party has commit adultery subsequent to the marriage except as eremafter provided; or (4) has willfully deserted and absented herself or himself from the husband or wife without any reasonable cause for a period of two or (5) has been `lty of willful neglect which shall consist of e willful failure of the iiirlsband to provide for  wife the necessaries of life, he having the ability to do so, or the willful failure to do so by reason of voluntary idleness, proihgacy or dissipation, in either case continued for a  of one year; or (6) has been guilty of habitual drunkenness or the space of two slyears; or (7) has attem ted the life of the other by any means owrng mahce; or (8) has y of extreme and repeated cruelty, mvolying acts of grievous iinjury or produc` grievous mental suffering endangering life, heal, or reason; or (illlias been, subsequent to the marriage, convicted of felony or other infamous cr1me,_1t shall be lawful or the injured party to obtain a divorce and dissolution of such marriage contract in the district court of Pdummhmdm the Canal Zone. _ _ _ asvaamumramm Sic. 13. Vmjr\m·—REsmmNcn.—(a) That the petition for divorce shall be filed in the division of the court in which the petitioner R°“°“°°°""’“'“°‘*· resides: Any person having an official residence within the territonal lrmrts of the Canal Zone, or who resides therein for the purpose of any occupation or employment, shall, during such residence, be pmlresiderggmofhthe Csahxgal Zone folria the purpojie of thm Act, ¤¤ W1_ _ dmg_ the or ma not ve wqrur a permanent domicile within the Canal Zone. y