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At an adjourned meeting of the Federal Reserve Board held in the office of the Board at 3:00
p. in., Monday, September 28, 1914
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PRESENT:
Mr. McAdoo

Mr. Williams

Ur. Hamlin

Mr. Warburg

Mr. Delano

Mr. Miller
Mr. Harding.

The Secretary of the Treasury presided until
called from the room when the chair was occupied by
the Governor and later by the Vice Governor. Mr. Sherman
P. Allen acted as secretary.
The Governor presented a telegram from F. 71
Wardwell, president of the Cleveland Clearing House Association, stating that the banks of Cleveland would furnish
the gold apportioned to them in connection with the Gold
Fund.
On motion of Er. Warburg it was voted to instruct
the Secretary to inform the chairman of the committee in
charge of the Gold Fund in New York at the close of each
day of the pledges received to the Gold Fund.

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Discussion of paragraph 5 of the preliminary
report of progress on the steps of procedure to be followed
in the organization of Federal Reserve Banks was resumed.
Delano presented a detailed

rogram for the proposed

meeting of officers and directors of the Federal Reserve
Banks to be held in Washington.

After discussion

r. Delano

suggested changes in paragraph five and it was agreed that
they should be presented at a subsequent meeting.
Mr. Warburg was empowered to recuest n‘. i. C.
Wills of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mr. Richard L. Austin of
Philadelphia, Pa., to co::e. to Washington for a conference.
Mr. Harding and Mr. Williams presented a report
making recommendation as to officers and directors for the
Federal Reserve Bank at Atlanta.

This report recommended

L. B. Wellborn of Anniston, Alabama, for Chairman of
the Board of Directors and Federal Reserve Agent.
The Secretary presented application from the Bank
of Woodruff, South Carolina and the Savings Bank of Richmond, Virginia, with the approval of Mr. Harding and Mr.
Williams, and they were referred to Counsel for examination
and t_e preparation of the necessary papers.




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11:00 a. in. September 29

1914.

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