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:l07 ax OFFICIO MltMS&R8 W. P, G. HARDING, GOVUNOR ALBERT STRAUSS, VICI IIOVUNOR ADOLPH C. IIILLER CHARLES S. HAIILIN HENRY A. IIOEHLENPAH CARTER,GMJI SICIITAIY OF THI TIIAIUIY CHAIRIIA. ..-.. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD JOHN SKELTON .WILLIAMS COIIPTROLL!I OF THI CURRINCY W. T. CHAPMAN. SICRUARY' R. G. EIIERSON. AIIIITANT SICII:ITAit.Y ADDRESS REPLY TO W,II,IIILAY, FISCAL AGINT WASHINGTON FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD January 14,1920, X·~l7':J9 I Dear Sir:There is attached hereto, for Fer.e:r.;;} Ee~erve yo\~ Boari to the Chairr.can of a Federal Reserve Bank un.ier ds.te of Jc;.nu.cl.ry l2th 1 with re:'erence to the size cf a.nnr,al l'·3J.crt [or the y6ar 1920: Very truly yow:·s 1 En c., . Secretary• Letter to Chairmen of all F.R. Bank:s. 1.08 January 12,1920. COPY Subject: Size of Annual Report for 1920! Dear Sir!As you were advised, a reply to your letter of December 31st on the above subject has been delayed in order that consideration might be given to the question in the light of the plans of other Federal Reserve Banks. After consideration of the question, I am authorized to say to you that the Board sees no o lJJection to the :Federal Reserve Bank of *** using a page measuring 6-5/8 by 10 inches for its complete annual report for circulation in its own district, as per s~le submitted with your letter. The report for local distribution, as you lmow, will be of much greater length than the condensation thereof that will be published by the Federal Reserve BoarQ. as a supplen1ent to its Annual Re:port, and the size of the report used for local distribution will have no effect U..?On the Board's plans in this connection. It would, of course, as sug;ested by the Board in its letter of November 12th, have been a good idea to have the local reports of all districts of uniform size so as to admit of binding of complete local reports in a single ~olun~. However, as tastes appear to be different in the various districts, the Board does not feel that it should ask any Federal Reserve Bank to rrake its local report to cordorm to any particular dimensions. As a Latter of fact, it would be possible to bind in one volume, although of course not neatly, re2orts of varying sizes not to exceed the size of report conten~lated by you. Very truly yom· s 1 W. T. Crl!'P:IL\N • •
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