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 666 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 241, 242, 246. 1922. ,°;‘·Sj**¤°'“Y '°’ *“’°°· hereby, amended as follows: By inserting the words “ or directors " V¤1.s1.pp. 1282,1283, after the word "trustees" wherever the word "trustees" occurs m °m°"d°`l sections 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, and 596. Approved, June 26, 1922. ‘ Ju¤e26,19¤- CHAP. 242.——Joint Resolution Providin for the disposal' of articles roduced b patients in the United States Veterans Buregu. P Y Resolved by the Senate and House of Re esentatives of the United ‘,;‘?*°'°“S'§,“‘,,°§*,‘{é,,S States of America in Oo ress assem Zed, zlqiat the Director of the made y patients United States Veteransglgureau is authorized to make regplations M"' °‘°5°° governing the dis osal of articles produced by patients of suc bureau m the course of their curative treatment, either b allowing the patients to retain the same or by sellin the articliss and depositm the money received to the credit of the appro riation from which materials for making the articles were purchased? Approved, June 26, 1922. CHAP. 246.—An Act To amend an Act entitled "An Act to amend section 1, chapter 209, of the United States Statutes at Large, volume 27, entitled ‘An Act providing when plainuft may sue as a tpoor person and when counsel shall be by the court, _ and to fprovide for e prosecution of wnts of error and app _ in forma paupens, and or other purposes/’ approved June 25, 1910 (Th1rty-sixth Statutes, page 866). U _ dst t lm Be it enacted by tbe Senate and House y hlgpresentatives of tbe United p,{;,,Y§,,,t,,@€§_ S' itates of América an Congrliss assemble ,_ h ap} the  entitled "An ve. ,p. - ct to amen section 1, c a ter 209, o the United States tatutes at Large, volume 27, entitled) ‘An Act providing when plaintiff may sue as a (poor person and when counsel shall be assigned by the Vcl.36,p.8*i6,¤me¤d- court., an to provide for the rosecution of writs of error and appeals °d‘ in forma pauperis, and for otiiier p1u·poses," approved June 25, 1910 (Thirt r-sixth Statutes, page 866), be, and the same is hereby, C_, t amcndyed so as to read as follows: ' d,.,§f§"‘§,l?§Y 2;*;%,,2 "That any citizen of the United States entitled to commence any bout mm may, upon the order of the court, commence and prosecute or defend to conc usion any suit or action, or a writ of error or an a peal to _ _ the circuit court of appeals, or to the Supreme Court in sur-li suit. or C,,€${?‘°°‘"° °r mu action, including all appellate proceedings, unless the trial court shall certify in writing that in the opinion of the court such appcal or writ of error is not taken in good faith, without being required to prepay fees or costs or for the printing of the record in the appellate court or Amdmwfpcvmy giye security therefor, cfore or after bringing suit or action, or upon em. ’SLl1I1g out a writ of error or appcahng, upon iihnv in said court a statement under oath in writing. that because of {his poverty he is unable to pay the costs of said suit or action or of such writ of error gr appeal,1o;·l to give sgurityl for tlkie same, lpnd that he believes that e is entitle to t ie re ress e see ‘s in suc suit or action or writ of P _ error or appeal, and setting forth briefly the nature_of his alleged cause riiiiigg record on of action, or ap cal: Provided, That in an criminal case the court “"p°“·°‘°· may,dup{pin the gn said courtf of the aédlavit hersinbefore nicntione, rect t at the ex ense 0 rintincv the recor on ap ea or writ of error be paid by ilie Uniteii Statgs, and the same shall be paid when authorized by the Attorney General." Approved, June 27, 1922.
 * 5 **¥ *‘""’- ‘” ***2; suit or action, civil or criminal, in any court of the United States,