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D P B A R T L E Y . V ic e - P r e s id e n t D- P * 1 U C T * Vl W . C . H A R R I S , PRESIDENT / / 'W X y, - a f" The Callaway Bank y E S T A B L IS H E D 1857 / T n J L T . C. H A R R .S . V ic e - P r e s i d e n t X,.-- FULTON, MISSOURI V £ /L ~ U s , f °j T J ¿¿^ ¿€ y ^ - J ***“ 7f T o y ^ ^ 0 ~ u ^ -^ o ; 0 ' . ,f} (tv u u s/tv ^ 7 / f Ar ^ j t ^-¿yu 0U<A /) - D 0~*-*jlJ ^ 'ZJUsf n ^vx^ 4 * ^ V / ^ 7 ^ - /r>r-<- January 13 , 1937. Mr. T. H. Van ¿»ant, Cashier The Callaway Bank Fulton, Missouri Dear Mr. Van ¿ant: It was kind of you to write me under date of January 8th with reference to my address before the New England '■'ouncil on November 13th. I appreciate your complimentary references to that address, particularly your recognition of the fact that in my criticism of the banking leadership of the country 1 have endeavored to protect the system from its own follies. Cer tainly if our banking structure cannot serve the people better than it did during the recent depression, the people of the country will not permit it to continue. Yours very sincerely, M. S. Eccles Chairman LC/fgr
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