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a eee Departnwent of Justice, Burean of Inmestigation. WASHINGTON, De Ce July 29, 1924. Mr. J. E. Hoover, Acting Direstor, Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice, Dear Sirt Re: ASSIGNING A SPECIAL AGENT To THR SUPREME COURT, . Referring to my memorandum, dated July 28th, in regard to transferring the above duties to the office of the United States Marshal to the Supreme Court, I would sabmit the following facts, showing the anomt of money expended in twelve months from fonds, by having an Agent assigned there: . June, LEZ osvvesevescccs $103.50 July, bad Peeves eneees 106.95 Angust, al Seeaseoseseces§ 106,95 Sept., " Ceveesesesecee 103,50 Caot., ad eceeseseseseses 106,95 Nov., ad Peevenersesees 58.65 | Des., " CCRC e Se oneeeen 27.60 &> Jane, BS. ' 93.16 “Ce Feb., ad Shee oosesseces 57.95 Lo ; Mar., " Seeeeneverseese 56.65 — A, ; April ad ee ee 79.35 : s a he Pbeeerseseeseses ° SY ~~ moe I would call attention to the fact that the guard ' F of the ene belongs in the hands of United States E “ this | Marshal having no connection with the duties of the : ; any Ce eed aN . ‘ +. | : Marshal District). at the time of the War, Justice White requested one of the Agents be assigned to the Supreme \y Court, and Agent was ao assigned. 4t that time, Agent 6 3 - 1926 b oo \ < ~ BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION " §. JUL 31 1924A,m MFO OTROC Le AF beri ae