8*36 ~SIXTY—NIN'l*H CONGRESS. Suse. I. Cas.?762,i763. 1926. theuéleiik ofsthe court issuing any subguma under this Act or at grequestiofiténtialiolhcer sutgh an pfengotombe issued, to xrve
yu msn "W1 ewan · servean 0 ers
, . to show cauat;"ru1e°s,· udgm ‘ tsg·‘or’decrees when by the
court Oli; United Stat;) inai·shal,” and to makes return thereof to
¤•v•¤¤¢¤n¤¤•¤¤· gg court outgfgrshich the ‘S81!lB‘1$l10d§;lll‘:lZ teghderintg to éligrgitnfgs v ‘amounto‘·"`necessary` ‘ expensesmrav ng an m e place at which the court sits and his attendance thereon, which amount shall be determined bél the judge on issuing the order for thesubpmna and supplied to e consul making the service. £_°”,,,g",§,{‘,,‘°,,,‘},’}’°{,',; Sno; 4. If the witness so served shall neglect or refuse to appear w:é¤11¢v¤i¤¤¤- as in such subpoena directed the court out of which it was issued .¤a§’i1¤;1°y. pummd shall, upon proof being made of the service and default, issuean ordleir thmitng to appear g>efl<‘;reS1tlhe:11<&ourt ii; a gin? gig suc o er esigna to owcausewy e o not aju _ guilty of contempt.and.be__punished accordingly. UQQ Sno. 5. Upon issuigg such orgerhthle; court may, upon the giging i¤¢ *¤¤>¤» mv ¤• of security or an amages w ic t e recusing witness may ave $xi•i¤¤¤i°iZm? suffered, should charge be dismissed (except that no security shall be required of the United States), directias a part of such order tglattattgiesproperty of theilrxichusing YV1lZI1 ,V8t axgy place withiéi the unl _tatesorsomuc ereo inv ueastecourtmay irect shall be levied u on and seized b the marshal of said court in S Y the manner provi ed by law or the rule of the court for a levy or seizuga 1m<l1er8:1ixecution,’tohbe held slatisfy any judgment mt mag ren er against suc witness 1n t e procee ` so institu . M‘”°'1 *° ‘°"°'° nc. 6. The marshal having made such levy shall thereupon ?},E*;:%1j§,:E';!g§% forward to the consul et any country where the, recusing witness mhhygrou snriim may be a coply of the order to show cause why such witness should °°°° not be gdrjxu ged oi contempt with Hthe requeslt; that said consul e service o t e same exsona y u on t e recusing ,°*f,“,‘§,§§_°“ °’ °"’“ witness, and shall cause to be publislhed such order to show cause 'and for the sequestration of the property of such witness, in some newspaper of gengral circulation in th; distxiictf within which the court issuing suc ’ sits, once eac wee or six consecutive ,,,,§§,,'?,§§f“,$‘,‘§",,,,,,°‘}’g,’,§',, Sno. 7: On the return day of such order or any later day to which ggvd Mtv ¤¤¤¤¤- the hearing my by the court be continued, proc shall be taken; and ` if the charge ` recusancyagainst the witness shall be sustained, the court shall adjudge him guilty of contempt and, notwithstanding any limitation upon the power of the court generagg to punish for ufyiggdmggwéy lg- contempt, upon him a fine not exceeding $1 ,000 and direct wm property. unla that the amount thereof, with the costs of the lproceeding, be satisfied, "°‘d‘ unless paid, by if sqle ofbthe pgopergy of t E; witness so seigded og ‘ levied u on suc sa e to con ucte upon e notice requir an in the mlximier provided for sales upon execution. _ m.1i&°.°§?•h°°e.€i j°°°` Sno. 8. Any judgment rendered minursuant to this Act upon service V by ublication only mady be open for answer within the time and °"“·"‘"°°‘ in die manner provide in section 57 of the Judicial Code. Approved, July 3, 1926.
dll?. 763.-An Act To authorlzethe transfer of surplus books from the
Pu “°· °·*8*· Navy. Department to the Interior Department. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the §°'{§°”§,,§‘°’{‘,P“‘;,,, United States og America in lfogidgreea assembled, That the Secretary mi? ¤ •¤·],¤¤¢ of the Na is ereby anthem to transfer such books as may not M · be requirell for the uses of the Navy Department to the Interior Department as the Secretary of the Interior may- consider useful for
