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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
LO que puede Ia I0gICa en- IN hOnbre sGriO

ma la autenticidad de la Iglesia Gle Girls
to, debia de constit1lir para 81 el horri
BILE caos de donde seria impossible que
jamAs saliera la verdad. Tan solo una
iglesia, la Catolica con su doctrina in
variable y tan sllblime a la vez que apro
piada q todas las inteligencias; que con-
Euela fortifca por el profundo dogma
mas ALA del siglo diez y seis en- el item
po en- que la sangre de los martires te-
fila las paredes de las catacumbas y cue
en- ell suntuoso anfiteatro mur1o un San
Ignacio, amigo del discipulo del Apos-
tol San Juan hijo obediente del Papa
dc Roma-solo esta iglesia poarfa SCI
la del Maestro, ell cual la noche de su
passion rog6 al Padre eterno: lue clos
en- nosotros sean uno; para cue Ell mum
do crea que tu me enviaSte.
En- Forester Sc comprueba la doctrina
cat6lica de que la gracia de la fe es un
gratuito de Dios. La cienc1a nos ueva
hacia Dios; las hermosas calidades de un
coraz6n generoso Y dispuesto para ell sa-
criiicio allanan el camino pero en- Dios
estl el saber 81 somos dignos de Ell.
Forster esta en- el umbral de la Igle-
sia pero todavia entro. En- esta Ultima
obra ''Cristo la vida huuana" el va
considera como piedras angulares de la
vida los dog1nas del pecado original, de
Ia gracia, de la Inmaculada Conception.
Sus ideas sobre Ia Immaculate Con-
cepcion forman realmente una mUestra
de profunda psicologia. Ell introduce a
Cos hombres que acaban de salir de I'm
mitin sociaIista. En- Ia discussion que sos
guna vez en- un convento de los Benedic
tinos cantar les monies la Salve Re-
gina? Siempre me ha impresionado mu-
cho. AL rehexionar entonces sobre to-
dos esos cheques insensatos entire HON
bres exaltados solia decir a mi mismo:
Dondequiera que los hombres edifiquen
organizer, hace faIta una Salve Regi-
na,-la elevation del alma del hombre a
la altura del alma perfecta de la mujer,
santifcada por el Espiritu divine que
ha penetrado la vida, no Sc de que mo-
do Sc puede comprender la doctrina de
Dios Gle su obra en- esta TERRA sin Ia
Conception Immaculate. Ahora, asinis-
mo- alcanzo la irnportancia de la Vir-
gen sin mancha para todas las condicio-
mes de la vida. Despues de todo, la ver-
dadera pureza es la virtud de todas las
virtudes. .
'Per Marian ad Christum" dice ell
gran devote de la Virgen San Bernardo
de C1airvaux. mo logrsria la Madre In
maculada de su Bendito Hijo que la gra-
cia dc la fe supliere 10 que falta la
clara inteligencia de esta alma priyile.
giada?
Frac. J. sTMoNIs. o. P.
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E1OTEL-.E,.S
ALCAZAR

LARA SO. Frente 81 Manieipio-
.ueso Hotel Modernaments equipa-
10 CocinA criolla, nabitaciOnes fres-
ga. Busn Trato Freezes de Eitua-
sA5N Sc AGmiten abonsdoA.
Francisco RIEVERA.
Prcpietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10

San Juan, Ia capital dc la isla, es el
eco cuya voz repercute en- todos los rim
cones de la isla. Por doquiera Sc oye
hablar del simulado triunfo de Barcel0
ALA en- Washington. Hasta los mas pc
simistas sonrien y dejan advertir su
regocijo.
iEs que Sc va a conseguir la indepen
dencia? No. Un gob;erno independence,
con Comisionado con poder para echar
abajo tcda una legislacion, no es nj Sc
ra nunca un gobierno democratico, IL
bre, al amparo de la gloriosa baldera
americana. La verdadera independence
es pura como las aguas de un cristalino
arroyo.
Lo que suceder& 81 por obra de una
de las tantas casualidades que ocurren
a veces) pasando ell Bill Campbell, Sc,
ra ell triunfo de Huyke, cuya fgura
fu6 descartada de su partido por haber
defendido valientemente sus ideas de
vida libre bajo una association con Anne
RIGA. FL estado asociado, Ia incorpora-
ci6n, han sido formulas transforms pa
ra el, hasta tanto negue ell glorioso dia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
Las AutOridadGS ESCOIareS y M6diCaS
de San Juan han dadO ell aviSO.
A I'd. como padre de famIIla
lie corresponds aCtuaT.

Dice eI Gonzalez Ginorio refirendose nforme
del doctor Roman Benez sobe estado sco mental de los
nihos que asisten las escueas ndbicas de San juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10

Constante existencia de pescado
fresco, recibido diariamente.
SERVINGS pavos, cerdos, galIi-
mas, poIIos, huevos, etc.
Son1os los prln1eros proVeedores
de los principaIes alirnentos del
pals. Existencia diaria. Lame
al teIsfono 1862 u 87o,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10

doctor Roman BeniteZ sobre ell esado mental de
nhos que asisten las escueas n1bIicas de San Juan
"Asombra sabr cuan defcene eado fico de nuestros
cra padecen serios
trastornos saud del piensa,
soamnte vumbra desgaad ninos fer
raqutos los parienc saudable nevan ocu
tos los lesnes han de convros 81 egan
f edad adula vida ac
utidad elo para oedad--4 La labor
del nfctuosa esfuerzos
cen nj los acfcos hagan 81 ell eado fico del nino
tai estmulos educativo de-
Antes ben fatga haya rea
zado ell nino primer trabajo de empeno"
Todos estos tratornos dcutades que tropiezan
las autodades nedcas escoares de San Juan deben uni
exclusvamente soa LA FALTA DE VTAMl-
NAS Con las Wamnas de Alexander cue Vtannas
Todas las Vtamnas NADIA Mas nhos que hoy
especos les guarda porenr desgracado pueden
conVertrse POGO tempo SANOS ROBUSTOS con las
Vaminas de Alexander xtradas drectaente de los amen
crudos sin cocero porque caor destuye neutraza
acc6n de las Vamnas) de los Laboratories mas gran
des del Mndo propaene equpados para la extraction de las
Vtaninas Escrbame soicitando infomes soceas las
Famacas mas acredtadas de la a En- San Juan las vende
la Porto Rico Drug Juan Noguera Represenante de Ale
xander Laboratories, Yauco, P. R.
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en- que la estrella solitaria que cubre Il
campo azul de una bandera, forma par
te integrante de l2s cuacenta y ocho es,
tadcs, que rnidos bajo Ell amparo de
una saba constitution, nevan una vida
verdaderamezlte hbre v soberana.
Esta es nue5tra aspiracion supaslna.
Ell porvenir de Puerto Rico segln
vemos una gran mayoria &c este pueblo
esta, viviendo una vida de pueblo aso-
ciado con la gran repuhlica.
Ahora Barcel6 patticipa de esta mis-
ma idea. Sc ha incautado Ca bueua ho-
ray de los principles de Huyke y quiere
hacerlos sryos despues del atropello
cometido contra Ell ilustre ex-presidente
de la Camara, tratando a la vez, de que
su partido 10 acepte como ideal.
Hombres pesimistas como Algeria, Fl
guerca y otrcs, quieren poner a Salvo
su responsabiIidad ante su ideal Y su
partido, dando la voz de alcrta Ellos
ven en- la balanza de los eqlilibrios al
so que les resiste; algo que les retiene.
Van en- toda esta comedia, un prop6-
sito: Separar del programa, que tantos
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EL DORADO
UAER REaTAuNAHY

(Frsnta I Ia u&SR&ra de- DslsSaAsal
O9rscemos IN saTvtc4s dc cOroieas 10
carsa , YrScaos a. aituaci6a. CA exec.
lsAts y arozaAsics saf6 para sl EEGse
rAs rsf1nAdC. EAg0xSs V1A vlstSs ?
ssrA ksmplSca4s.
vRrNrIOOs 2 TORRES.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
MAN WOULD WED GIRL
WHO ABANDONED BABY
Leah SiUer, Admitted to Bail,
Smiles at Offer.

Leah Silver. 81. OF Lynn. Mass, the
girl arrested after she had abandoned
her sixteen-month-o baby. Ruth. In Il
swamp at Coney Island, had an offer Of
marriage yesterday in a letter to the
Coney Island police from man living
in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn.
who had seen a newspaper picture of
Miss Silver. He said he has good home
with his mother.
Magistrate James r. O'Neill, who Sun
day held Miss Silver in $4,000 bail for
hearing in Coney Island court July 2S,
yesterday cut the bail in two and the
young woman was released from the
Kings County Hospital on surety bond.
She smiled when told about the Browns
Vile man, but scowled when advised that
Chaplain Duff. of the U. S. S. Brazos at
Philadelphia, was trying to persuade
Raymond Cullen, sailor on that ship
to marry her.
He needn't trouble himself" she said.
II wouldn't merry him now"
Miss Silver is now maternity patient
In the Harbor Hospital at Bcnsonhurst.
Ruth was offered home yesterday in
letter from Colorado woman. who sug-
gested sending the baby by parcel post.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
AMERICAN PORTS.
IRv Natl I

10y Mdh-
BANGOR. Me. July 15-Arrived. str Briton.
Sailed 18th, schrs Edna NJ Mcknight. Nor
folk: 18th. Kennebunk. Gaspe and Philadei-
CHARLESTON. SC. July 1c-Arrived. str
Lake Fiuornoy. Galveston: echr Mary G
Maynard. New York.
Sailed 18th. str Cotopaxi. Havana; schr
Mary J. Baxter. New York.
GALVESTON. Tex. July 11-Sailed. str
Paulsboro. front Texas City for Nordenhamn.
HILO, July 9-Arrived str Enterprise. san
Francisco (and sailed 10th for Manukona,
arriving 11th).
HoNoLuLu. July o-Arrived. strs Ramapa
(US). San Francisco:. Liss tNor). New Or
|, cans for Shanghai (and proceeded); Pacific
(Nor). Baltimore. &c: 18th. Wilhelmna. San
sailed 9Th. str Patrick Henry. New Or
leans.
HOUSTON. Tex. July 10-In port. strs
Architect (Br), for Liverpool: Saugon.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July ii : Sailed.
schr Freeman. Boston.
MANILA. July 9-Sailed. str West Cho-
MOBILE. Ala. July 1t-Arrived. strs River
I rent Cf3r). Mobile Ito load coal for Callao) !;
Lampasas, Galveston for New York.
| NORFOLK, Va, July II = Arrived. tugs
Henrico. towing one barge: Mars. towing
three barges 18th. AM. Liberty. towing
three barges.
Cleared f4th. strs Slavic Prince (Brl
Yokohama. &C: 18th. Haigtown (Br), VIII
nirgton. NC: Nordhvalen tDan). Havana.
sailed 18th. tug Augustine. towing three
!
| NORwALK, CT. July 0 = Arrived schr
Frederick II (Br). st George.
PASGAGOULA. Miss. July 15-Sailed. schr
Columbus (Ger). Santiago. Cuba.
PROVIDENCE. RI, July 1+-Arrived. str
Texas. Port Arthur tand sailed 18th on re-
trrn): 16tb. schr Minnie G. Greenport; tug
Waltham, towing barges Chatham. New
port News, and Mount Hope land left with
latter for Fall River).
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 9-Arrived.
schr Roy Somers (Fr). Papeetes.
Arrived 10Th. motor Doris Crane tBr).
Tanning Island.
Arrived 18th. str Canadian Rover tBr).
Astoria.
Sailed 18th. str Santa Cruz. Valparaiso.
Sailed 12sh. schr VIM II Smith. Puget
Sound Gin tow. -
SEATTLE. Wash July o-Arrived. schr
| Commodore. Port Townsend
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July S-Arrved. str
Dardanus tDutch. Hamburg. SC.
Sailed Sth. strs Eastern Merchant. New
York: 10th. West Notus. Buenos Aires.
Sailed leth strs + II Hillman. Philadel-
phia: VIM McKenHey. New York
ST THOMAS. vi. July . - Sailed. strs
Eridgeton. Windward Islands: 4th. Sac City.
Maceio. &C: sth. w NJ Tuppor. Windward
Islands.
SABINE. Tex. July 10-Arrived. strs Trevi-
thick (Br). Barry: 18th. Empire Arrow.
Beaumont.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

City; Admiral cochrane Br). Gibraltar tfor
ordcrs).
Cleared s.,n .tr' Lou,sisn. eNss2 Chris
Vifstawarf and EEersund.
Recleared 17th. str smaragd (Nor). sagua
de Tanamo tand sailed.
Sailed nth, strs Pennsylvania. Port Ar
Norfolk.
p p Morse. towing barge Union Petroleum
No 110.
Wind at Delaware Breakwater 17th. PM.
SW. IL miles: clear. smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. July IT = Arrived and
sailed. str Stephen r Jones. New York for
Arrived nth. schrs Georgette. Mobile:
York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July Is--Arriycd.
land proceeded Steel Ranger. New York:
Nagato Maru (Jap). Hong Kong. &c: Der
blay. Valparaiso: Persia Maru Jap). Hong
Arrived 18th. strs Florence Luckenbach,
Everett; West Prospect. Manila.
Arrived nth. strs Orleans. New Orleans !;
Orient. New York; Nayorit (Sfex). Nazatlan: !:
Hyades. Kahului: Penang Maru (Jap). New
York.
Sailed 18TH. strs Eagle. New York: Santa
barbara. do: Dewey. Batavia: India Arrow.
Sailed 10th. strs Memnon. Valparaiso
Pennsylvanian. Liverpool: Yankee Arrow.
Sailed i7th. strs Delco. Portland: Texas
Maru tJap). San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO. CAL July 16--Arrived. strs
Sunta Barbara, San Francisco: III NJ Storey.
Thameshaven.
Sailed 18th. str Ciaremont. San Diego.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nav 16-Arrived. str City
OF st Louis. New York.
Arrived nth. strs York City (Br). Balti-
more: Full Maru (Jap). Jacksonville
Arrived 18th. strs Essex. Jacksonville for
Philadelphia: Howard. Baltimore for Jack
sonvie: schr Gladys NJ Taylor. Boston.
Sailed 18th. str City Of Savannah. New
York.
Sailed f7sh. str Naccochee. Boston.
TAMPA. Fla. July 17-Arrived. str Trux-
lilo. New Orleans.
Sailed 10th. str Ocmulgee. Mobile: schr
Anandaie. Philadelphia. ts
Sailed nth. str Natal (Dan). Montreal !;
schrs Igo. Ruatan: Leonie o Louise (Br),
Isabella de Sagua.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. July II -
Passed. str Eocene. towing barge 50. east
Cat noonb: schr Wyoming. do.-Wind SW.
moderate: clear.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
KILL
3 CHILDREN IN DAY
Three Cornered Collision
Hurts FiUe Others.

Three persons were killed and six
were injured IN vehicular mishaps yes
terday.
Silvia FUR, 8, of 293 Second street,
was crossing that street just east of
avenue c on her way to a store to get
some butter when she was struck by the
mudguard of an automobile driven by
Morris November Of 2e4 Ross street.
Brooklyn. She died within few min
utes. November was arrested on a
charge of homicide.
Elias Heisitz, 3. of 6S5 Park avenue.
ran under the wheels of a motor truck
operated by Edmund McVoy of 101 West
10th street in Park avenue between
11Sth and 10th streets and suffered in
Juries which caused her death at Har-
lem Hospital. McVoy was not arrested.
Peter Carsola. z, Of 203 Chrystie
street. In attempting to alight from a
wagon in First avenue near First street.
fell under the wheels and was killed.
George Vollxait. IL, of 353 East Seven
teenth street, was struck by an automo-
bile at First avenue and Seventeenth
street and received fractured skull.
The automobile and driver escaped. The
10y was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Three automobiles were in collision
at Third and Atlantic avenues, Brook
lyn, at night and five children were in
jured, two of them seriously. Josephine
Murro. 5. of 157 Sackett street, whose
left wrist was so badly lacerated that
amputation may be necessary. and her
sister, Louisa, suffering from lacerations
of the chest and possible internal inju-
ries. were removed to the Holy Family
Hospital. Anna Santella, IL, of 162
Sackett street; her sister. Concietta. 7,
and Olympia Chilitania, Z, Of as Presi-
dent street. left for home after they had
been attended for minor injuries.
Francis Reilly, a chauffeur, OF 1853
West 102d street, was sentenced to thirty
days ip the workhouse by Magistrate
House in the Traffic Court. He was
found guilty of driving his taxicab while
intoxicated. The court also ordered his
license revoked.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company. Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18

M1IKI. July 9-sailed. str Canadian Inn
porter (Br). Bombay and Calcutta.
NANAIAfO. July 13-Sailed. str Canadian
Prospector (BrN. Chemainus.
NORDENHAMN.- July 1-Sailed. str Oevre
(Nor). Halifax (and passed Lizard 4th.
QUEBEC. July IA - Arrived. str Cymric
Queen (Br). Sydney.
Passed In Cape Magdalen 14th. strs Ma
briton (Br). Port Said for Montreal: Mill
pool (Br). Barry for do.
Passed in Fame Point 14th. strs Canadian
Explorer (Br). Liverpool for Montreal; w
Libby. Charleston for do.
ST JOHN: NIB. July 1a = Sailed; sehrs n,
Il Anderson SBr). New York; 10Th. str
Eiger (Nor). Queenstown (for orders).
ST JOHNS. NE. July 6-Arrived. schrs
Falka DAM. Iceland: Sth. Netherton lBr)
Bahia.
Sailed 9Th. schr Humorist CBr). Alicante
18th. strs Canadian Sapper (Br). Montreal
SAN PEDRO DE MACoRIs. July IA. AM
Arrived. str Luksfjell (Nor). New York via
Turks Island.
viousy. schr Venus Cforl, Oporto.
TORRE ANNUNZIATA. June 2+-Arrived,
str Willkeno (Peru). Smyrna. &c. for New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
CITY PAID WRONG MAN
81, ,628; MUST PAY AGAIN
Appellate Division Sustains
Claim of Estate.

Philip 'Berlozheimcr, City Chamberlain
win have to pay s1,6sS.99 to Walter q.
Herbert of Hackensack. N. j., with in
terest from July 90. 1912, according to
an opinion of the Appellate Division Of
the Supreme Court. although this sum,
deposited In satisfaction of a claim
against the city. has already been paid
to Harry Il. Monies. Herbert's brother
in-law.
The money was originally paid the
city for conveyance Of real estate
Monies owned, and In which Mrs. Montes
had. dover right in 1912. When she
died her husband obtained court order
for this dover allowance. Later Mr.. Her
bert. an administrator of his sisters es-
tate. asked payment. alleging the estate
and not the husband was entitled to the
amount This claim Is upheld.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
LAWYERS MUST PAY LOSS
OF CLIENTS ON MISTAKE
Mckinney Estate and Stein
brink Held for 81, 500.

Meier Steinbrink. lawyer. OF 215 Mon
tague street. Brooklyn, and the estate
of Alexander Mckinney. who for many
years was his law partner, have been
held accountable for approximately
s.. 900 lost by client. according to a
decision OF the Appellate Division made
pubic yesterday. The loss developed
from noncompliance with tho laws OF
Connecticut and New Jersey concern
ing chattel moYtgagvs. Justice Page.
for the court. wrote that when a law
yer does not know laws which may be
foreign to his practice IL Is his duty
ito inform himself. for like any citi-
zen, by undertaking the work he rep
rcsents that he is capable OF perform.
ing It in a skllful manner"
SiIas stein. horse dealer had held
mortgages OF the Fuller Express Com
pany and had assigned them to Max
c. Degen. who eued for recovery when
he was unable to collect m bankruptcy
proceedings because of flaws In the
mortgages.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
GIRL SAYS OLD WOMAN
KEPT HER WHEN LOST
Policeman Finds Lass Missing
Since Church Picnic.

Edna Fette, 1s. Of 70 Hill street,
Brooklyn. who had been missing since
last Wednesday, was found yesterday
by Patrolman Otto Tietjen at Fifty-sixth
street and Third avenue, Brooklyn.
Last Wednesday Edna attended pic
mic of the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
in Prospect Park. She said yesterday
that she had wandered out Of the park
into the surrounding fields and when
darkness came on she was lost. She
was accosted by an old woman, who
took her home with her. The old woman
was very kind to her, Edna said. She
had a nice bed to sleep in and good
food. The girl could not recall the ad-
dress
Yesterday the old woman let Edna
GO out for a walk and II was then that
she was found by Patrolman Tietjen.
She appeared dazed. as IL under the In
fiuence of a drug.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
REPUBLICANS UNITE
ON COTTON TARIFFS
Split Largely Healed for Time,
Dozen Items Pass by Big
Votes.
LIPPETT rs ACCUSED
Charge Made and Denied That
Rhode Island Man Wrote
Cotton Rates.
LIPPETT is ACCUSED

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
washington. ID. G.. July IL.
The Senate Republicans took a grip on
themselves In the consideration Of the
Fordney-McCumber tariff bill to-dav.
jamming through dozen paragraphs Of
the cotton schedule. The finance COM
mittee rates. many of them reduced in
compliance with the storm of protest
prevailed.
The efforts Of the Democrats, aided by
Senator Lenroot (Rep.. wia), to have
these rates cut still further were re-
pulsed by close votes.
Senator Lenroot revived the charge
that ex-senator Lippett of Rhode Island.
a manufacturer OF cotton goods, was the
author of large section of the cotton
schedule. The same charge had been
made several days ago by Senator As
hurst (Dem.. Ariz.).
Senator smoot (Rep., Utah). in charge
OF the cotton goods schedule. denied that
Mr.. Lippett had written any part of the
bill. but admitted that the finance COM
mittee had accepted his advice in pro-
posing the ad valorem rates In the cotton
schedule.
Senator Simmons (Dem., N. c., In
charge of the opposition to the bill
broadened the speech he delivered
against the rates on fancy cotton cloth
until 1t constituted complete indict-
ment OF the tariff bill He criticized,
also, the Harding administration.
"Get There Quick' Bills.
I'VE have been advising the people
about the contents of this BILL" Senator
Simmons declared. "and we intend to
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
Sioux Indians Seeking
to Check Divorce Habit

~ IERRE. 8. d.. July 1.-Two
thousand Sioux Indians have
gathered at the Catholic
Sioux congress to establish an In
dian court Of domestic relations on
the reservation as a protest against
divorces.
Indian speakers declared that
certain lawyers were encouraging
divorce among the tribal members.
The Rev. William Hughes of
Washington. d. c.. director of the
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions.
was made a member of the tribe
with elaborate ceremonies, and
named "Wrmbli Wakita." meaning
"Watchins Eagle" Father Hughes
was also made member Of the In
dian post of the American Legion.
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
FOREIGN PORTS.
Try MAIL

AGuATHANA. NF. July 7-Arrived ctr
paghiid (Nor). Sydney.
APPLE RIVER. Ms. July lin port. schr
eeaman o (Brl. for Port Chester. ready.
BERMUDA. July i4-ssilcd. str Chaudierv
(Br). 81 John.
ERAfT,A. June 2t-Saiicd. str Lloyd. Mar
selleH and New York.
CARBONEAR. NE. July 6-Arrved. schr
rvelyn fBrl Jacksonville.
GRAND FtNK. NE. July fn-Tn port. schrs
Gordon r rtbbo (f,r) for Europe; General
wood (F,). Oportos Emily pattcn (Br) :.
for DO: rita (Br,. Tor Europe.
HAL1FAN. July 1i--Arrved. schr Marion
7, Mason tTsr). Lunenburg.
Sailed iith str Springfield. Montreal: I:
schr Maid OF Scotland tBr). Bridgeport.
HAVANA, July t0--Arrivcd. schrs Faquito
oyive (sp) Arecfe: Flechas Pascagoula: /:
tT,h. ctr san Benito tBD. Boston.
HONG KONG July s-sailed. str Apus,
Manila. &C
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
nov HURT IN LIFT SHAFT.

Rosario Ruco. II, of f2 Hamilton street,
was found unconscious last night at
the bottom of the elevator shaft IN the
six story building at As Beekman street.
He was sent to the Beekman street
Hospital, where II was said his skull
was fractured and he had suffered in
ternal injuries. He Ia not expected to
live. rhe police believe that he went
into the building to deliver . package
and accidentally fell down the shaft
The New York herald., 1922-07-18
Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO The NEw York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. July IL.
These army orders we're made public to-
day -
ENGINEERS
Jadwin. Col Edgar. to headquarters Sixth
Lighthouse district.
INFANTRY.
Arrowsnrith. Col. George D., TO New
Haven, Conn.
Crawford, Jr., Ma jor Medorcm. to Fort
Howard.
Harris, First Lieut.. Jerome c.. TO Manila.
Mason, First Lieut.. William j.. 10 Fort
Benning
Van De Graft. First Lieut. William T.. TO
Tuscaloosa. Ala.
oARTERMAsrERs CORPS.
Rogers, First Lieut. corwin L.. 70 Fort
gill