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At a regular meeting of the Federal Reserve
Board held in the office of the Board on Friday, December 11, 1914
PRESENT:
Mr. Hamlin

Mr. lilliams

Er. Delano

Er. Warburg

Er. Miller.
The Governor of the Board presided and Er. H.
F. Willis acted as secr-tary to the meeting.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read
and approved.
The report of a committee on the organization
of the Division of Audit and 3xamination was passed over.
A communication from the Federal Reserve Bank
of Atlanta relative to check clearances and the reducing
of the rate of discount in the Atlanta district, was
laid on the table. 4,
A communication from Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Malburn was referred to Er. Warburg for report.
A telegram from Messrs. L. L. Rue and J. P. Morgan
regarding the arrangements for the meeting of the Federal
Advisory Council on Tuesday, was ap:Toved, and the Jecretary




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of the Board was directed to send messages as requested
by Messrs. Rue and Morgan.
A letter from Mr. Martin, Federal Reserve Agent
at St. Louis, regarding the salaries paid at the Federal
Reserve Bank of St. Louis, was read to the Board.
A communication from Deputy Federal Reserve
Agent McCaleb was laid before the Board, and the matter
was referred through Mr. Harding to the Counsel of the
Board.
The Governor of the Board reported that the
meeting of Oolernors, then in session, would at 3 p. m.
transmit some suggestions to the Federal Reserve Board.
On motion Section 5200 of the Revised Statutes
was taken up and given preliminary consideration.
At this point, a committee from the meeting of
Governors was received by the Board. (See Conference Book
page

)
Alter the withdrawal of the committee of Gov-

ernors a discussiOn of Section 5200 was resumed, but no
action was taken.
On motion it was voted that the Board interpose
no objection to honorary membership on the part of Federal
reserve banks in either the American Bankers Association

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or State bankers associations, it being assumed that
the officers of such banks would not become officers
of such associations.
On motion the temporary plan proposed by the
committee of Governors for the purpose of immediately
settling and crediting balances batmen Federal reserve
banks, was approved on the basis as outlined.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 8.30
p. in., Friday, December 11th.

APPROVED:




Chairman.