Clerical help.

Miscellaneous expenses.

Total disbursements.

STATEMENT OF AMOUNTS EXPENDED UNDER THE APPROPRIATION "ENFORCEMENT OF ANTITRUST LAWS, 1924" FOR THE PERIOD FROM JULY 1, 1923, TO MARCH 20, 1924.

Statement of personnel, antitrust division, including special assistant attorneys, and the annual compensation of each, for the fiscal year 1924, will be found in Mr. Seymour's testimony (p. 123).

Expenses for travel and subsistence paid from the appropriation for 1924 for the period from July 1, 1923, to March 20, 1924, aggregate $9,524.94.

The largest amount paid to a special assistant in the current year was $11,600 and the smallest, $250.

Twenty-four special assistants incurred such expenses and the average is, therefore, $396.87.

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1922–23," during the period May 22, 1922, to March 20, 1924.

[NOTE.-Payments are made after the close of the fiscal year for services rendered and expenses incurred within the fiscal year, and this statement therefore covers all such disbursements applicable to the fiscal year 1923 down to and including March 20, 1924.]

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1922–23," during the period May 22, 1922, to March 20, 1924—Continued.

NOTE. This appropriation covered the period from May 22, 1922, to June 30, 1923, and no attorney was paid in excess of $10,000 per annum.

NOTE.-In order to save recopying and making a new statement to supply the information requested by Congressman Oliver, special assistant attorneys, whose appointments provide that their compensation will be determined, and who have not as yet completed their services, are noted on the above statement by the mark *. These attorneys are now employed in the same class of cases respectively as is set forth opposite the name of each under the column "Classes of cases in which employed," in the foregoing statement. There has been no agreement to pay any of them a fixed amount, inasmuch as the compensation of each which will be finally allowed will be determined and fixed upon the basis of the services actually rendered. All of the above-mentioned attorneys are employed in war-fraud cases, both civil and criminal, but it is impossible, within the limited time available, to furnish a list thereof by titles.

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1924," during the period July 1, 1923, to March 20, 1924.

STATEMENT OF AMOUNTS EXPENDED UNDER THE APPROPRIATION ENFORCE

MENT OF ANTITRUST LAWS, 1924" FOR THE PERIOD FROM JULY 1, 1923, TO MARCH 20, 1924.

Statement of personnel, antitrust division, including special assistant attorneys, and the annual compensation of each, for the fiscal year 1924, will be found in Mr. Seymour's testimony (p. 123).

Expenses for travel and subsistence paid from the appropriation for 1924 for the period from July 1, 1923, to March 20, 1924, aggregate $9,524.94.

The largest amount paid to a special assistant in the current year was $11,600 and the smallest, $250.

Twenty-four special assistants incurred such expenses and the average is, therefore, $396.87.

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1922–23,' during the period May 22, 1922, to March 20, 1924.

[NOTE.-Payments are made after the close of the fiscal year for services rendered and expenses incurred within the fiscal year, and this statement therefore covers all such disbursements applicable to the fiscal year 1923 down to and including March 20, 1924.]

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1922-23," during the period May 22, 1922, to March 20, 1924-Continued.

NOTE. This appropriation covered the period from May 22, 1922, to June 30, 1923, and no attorney was paid in excess of $10,000 per annum.

NOTE.-In order to save recopying and making a new statement to supply the information requested by Congressman Oliver, special assistant attorneys, whose appointments provide that their compensation will be determined, and who have not as yet completed their services, are noted on the above statement by the mark *. These attorneys are now employed in the same class of cases respectively as is set forth opposite the name of each under the column "Classes of cases in which employed," in the foregoing statement. There has been no agreement to pay any of them a fixed amount, inasmuch as the compensation of each which will be finally allowed will be determined and fixed upon the basis of the services actually rendered. All of the above-mentioned attorneys are employed in war-fraud cases, both civil and criminal, but it is impossible, within the limited time available, to furnish a list thereof by titles.

Statement of amounts paid to special assistants to the Attorney General from the appropriation "Investigation and prosecution of war frauds, 1924," during the period July 1, 1923, to March 20, 1924.