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 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 306. 1922. 839 submit such suggestions to the various courts as may seem in the interest of uniformity and ex edition of business. The Attorney General shrill, upon request of the Chief Justice, regiiinriii Griiigiifsig report to said conference on matters relating to the business of the i°¤ °‘ F°d°'“l several courts of the United States, with particular reference to ` causes or proceedings in which the United States may be a party. E The Chief Justice and eaclgljustice or judge summoned and attend- ¤a.§E °u°w°M°r ing said conference shall be owed his actual expenses of travel and his necessary expenses for subsistence, not to exceed $10 per day, which pa ents shall be made by the marshal of the Su reme Court of the Unitiled States upon thedvvgitttgp c;rte of tllie judge incurring suc ex enses, a rove e ustice. _ 3. Sectioii 13 of tliig Judicialy Code is hereby amended to read ¤¤iid`36'p`wm’mmd as 0 ows: "SEc. 13. Whenever any district judge by reason of any disability sqgzigriiuiig ion: or necessary absence from his district or the accumulation or urgency f$c°,§,{}u,“§_i{}§)1{*"(*;bib‘{fS*{; of business is unable to rforrn speedily the work of his district, the nesscw. senior circuit judge of tliiit circuit, or, m his absence, the circuit justice thereof, may, of in his judgment the public interest requires, desilg- From me emu. nate and assign any district judge of any district court within the same judicial circuit to act as district jud in such district and to discharge all the judicial duties of a judge thereof for such time as the business of the said district court may require. Whenever it is found byF,§‘j_§g§';Q§§;'0§i{,°h§§§ impracticable to designate and assign another district judge within Justice the same judicial circuit as above provided and a certificate of the needs of any such district is presented by said senior circuit jludge or said circuit justice to the Chief Justice 0 the United States, e, or in his absence the senior associate justice, may, if in his judgment the public interest so requires, designate and  a district judge of an adjoining judicial circuit ifljpracticable, or of not practicab e, then of any judicial circuit, to pe orm the duties of district judge and hold a district court in any such district as above provided: Provided, Qyxgimmm however, That before any such designation or assignment is made the ` senior circuit judge of the circuit from which the designated or assigned _ judge is to be taken shall consent thereto. All designations and $§g§.,;,f°m°s °‘ assignments made hereunder shall be filed in the office of the clerk and entered on the minutes of both the court from and to which a judge is designated and assigned/’ r SEE. 4. Section 15 of the Judicial Code is hereby amended to read ,,§_°l‘°‘°·°·‘°””·°"‘°°"‘ as 0 ows: "SEc. 15. Each district judge designated and assigped under the c0,¥,'{j,°;*{‘§ij,§g’,l,?,,1,§§,§ provisions of Section 13 may hold separately and at the same time a ¤¤’=¤<>¤=¤¤· district court in the district or territory to which such judge is desigmated and assigned and discharge all the judicial duties of the district or territorial judge therein. ’ SEE. 5. Section 18 of the Judicial Code is hereby amended to read ,‘,{f’1·°°·*’·‘°“°·"“°“d' as fo ows: "Sr:o. 18. The Chief Justice of the United States, or the circuit ,,,,°*Y,‘;"S‘,,Q,,{,‘,§"$,§ % justice of any judicial circuit, or the senior circuit judge thereof, may, distm mmrf the public interest requires, designate and assign any circuit jurilge of a judicial circuit to hold a district court within such circuit. e A§,,°§,§fS §,§dg§§“‘,‘§,’§§ judges of the United States Court of Customs Appeals, or any of them, {£gi§¤8DiS¤¤i¤; gm whenever the business of that court will germrt, may, of rn the judg- aroma-: orappeus. ment of the Chief Justice of the United tates the public interest requires, be des` ated and assigned by him for service from time to time, and untilglile shall otherwise direct, in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia or the Court of Appeals of the District of C0· lurrrglzl, when requested by the Cpief Justgce of either of said corurts. ‘ rin the eriod of service 0 any ge esignate an  P¤w¤·s,_etc., qrrmunder thi§Act he shall have all the polviiers, and rights, and pe orm mm “S‘““°°’“°‘°°'