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Ex-Officio W. P. G . HARDING. GOVERNOR PAUL M. W A R B U jj^ iS lg GOVERNOR FREDERIC A. DELANO ADOLPH C. MILLER CHARLES S. HAMLIN members WILLIAM 6. McADOO SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY CHAIRMAN JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD H. PARKER WILLIS. SECRETARY SHERMAN P . ALLEN. ASST. SECRETARY and Fis c a l A g e n t ADDRESS REPLY TO W A S H IN G T O N FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD April 10, 1917. Dear Sir: On my recent visit to a number of the Federal Reserve Banks I spoke of the desirability of making an effort in the direction of encouraging enthusiasm by member banks in the Re serve System and the wisdom of conducting some campaign of education and information to that end. I felt that this could best be done if the Federal Reserve Bank of each District would take the lead, hence, I am glad to find that the New York Fed eral Reserve Bank has just issued some very interesting material, which you have doubtless already seen. One leaflet is in the nature of a little primer, and the other is a series of sug gestions for illustrated advertising. Before I knew just what the New York Bank was doing in this matter I had fried my hand at a primer, copy of which I enclose herewith. This is simply suggestive and I hope to hear that your Bank has taken hold of it actively by adopting these or some even better method of bringing about a more co operative spirit, first, among the member banks, and, secondly, between member banks and the public. Yours truly, Enclosure.
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