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1 AIKEN, Alfred L. good. How the Federal Reserve Banks make Reprint: November 27, 1915*

2 AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION. JOURNAL. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION Future of the Reserve System, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION, November, 1915 pp. 11 Several articles* Varburj insists, for F.R. banks, on a broad policy of large gold holdings and unimportance of dividend** Rich and Bosworth declare a paradoxical situation. Member banks vant divident yet reluctatnt to see reserve banks compete for business. Natl, Assn. of Credit Men advocates domestic trade acceptances. Don Barrett, A.E.R. Digitized for FRASER VI, March, 1916, p. 243-

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4 CONANT, Charles A. A HISTORY OF MODERN BANKS OF ISSUES. New York and Londoni G. P. Putnam's Sons, pp. 5th ed., rev. and enl# with new chapters on the Federal Reserve Act and the banks in the European war. List of authorities: pp

5 CONWAY, JR., Thomas n Influence of Federal Reserve Act upon commercial borrowing/ THE ANNAIB. Philadelphia: American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol. 59$ May, 1915, pp

6 CONWAY, Thomas, Jr. Future Banking Problems of the United States with Reference to the European War, POPULAR SCIENCE, Vol. 36, April, pp

7 T>4Hf S Charles Gr VH 4Vl7. onffo a n J b**fa«<z legislation Digitized for FRASER M>vsr *P nekyirse*7ferf\oc* a^a ; //easy/tc} o far ^A/c/^i ctrjfi '# S*<? 0>/6tCS*?*9 +f U 4& #C&AU0 AkAMV* A**d

8 DELANO, Frederic A. The Federal Reserve Act and the place it is to occupy in American finance. Address before the Baltimore Association of Credit Men., Feb. 16, MARKET WORLD A3D CHRDNIJLE, vol. 95, Feb. 27, 1915, pp

9 FOWLER, Charles Newell (1852- ) An American Banking Sjyste» from "National Issues of 1916* by Charles N. Fowler with an introduction by Elmer H. Youngman. New York, The Bankers Publishing Co., THE NATIONAL ISSUES OF New York, Harper & Bros., [c, 1916J,

10 HARRIS, Ralph S. PRACTICAL BAfflLUIS, WITH A SURVEY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT. Boston and Rev York: Houghton, Mifflin Co., pp. bibliography, PP« Library of Congress HG1601.H3

11 HARRIS, Ralph S. PRACTICAL BANKING, WITH A SURVEY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT. Boston andnew Yorkj Houghton, Mifflin, pp. Bibliographj pp O.

12 HARRIS, Ralph Scott PRACTICAL BANKING, VITH A SURVEY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT. Boston and Nev York: Houghton, Mifflin c bibliography, pp *

13 HERKICK, Clay Narrowers Statements and the Rulings of the Federal Reserve Board,* 25th Annual Convention, Ohio Bankers 1 Association, 1915-

14 HULBURT, Edmund D. "Benefits from the n»w Federal Reserve." RAND-McNALLY BANKERS' MONTHLY, vol. 52, March, 1915, pp

15 KEMMEBER, E. V. Putting the Federal Beserve Bank into Operation, ECONOMIC JOURNAL, XXV, March, pp. Excellent statement of the controversial points in the bill before Congress and if the first yeaife administrative work under the Act. Discussion of reserve districts, board appointments, selection of directors, stock subscriptions and transfers of reserve money.

16 RANDOLPH, Hollis N. "Federal Reserve banking system. 11 An address, June 2, Atlanta, Georgia: Southern Printing Go., pp.

17 SCOVELL, Clinton H. The Influence of the Federal Reserve System on Borrowers 1 Statements, THE BANKERS MAGAZINE, XC, No. 1, Januaiy, 1915> pp *

18 SPRAGUE, 0. M. V. "The Crisis of 1914 in the United States," AMERICAN ECONCJMIC REVIEW, V, September, 1915, pp Pp.

19 <2* ft ' *, s $«*/» tygtt/ts of -the A/<SK> B<»<»»»o/<<*«iyjhr**. Mires* Jb«ftj-<? Aleto YorK AU*/ V<rK'. hi.y. S/*fr /3a*t***/?***

20 STRONG, Benjamin The Federal Reserve System, THE FINANCIAL AGE, XXXI, No. 21, May 22, 1915, pp. B20-24.

21 EK-19* The First Sen-of 1U* Fkd*»*J fte*e»uf> ^ste*** f>f>. 993-^5"

22 n^l** title* JOOAA*9L of P6i-lTlC/tU nep+ct *C ** zzearefarti of ik* Treasury 1*17- n% RWpovt of JhP C>*pJy>?/en i) Iks b*) Report of *jue **cjut*j' icomami (6OOAJ

23 Vlifishinqiftn Kbits'. Tl\e Federal K«serar its a o«oe**/»*»kst^t VW.,33 ^>U»*. /9/iT

24 WARBURG, Paul M. The future of the federal reserve system, MOODY'S MAGAZINE, October, 1915.

25 WILLIS, Henry Parker The first year of the new banking system, POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, Vol, XXX, No, U f December, 1915.

26 WILLIS, H. Parker The first year of the new banking system, POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, December, 1915.

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28 WILLIS, H. P. The first year of the new banking system, POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, December, Pp. 27. Considers the organization of the system a**ci its initial working, standardization of commercial paper and improvement of lending conditions, problem of rate of discount, unimportance of currency function of reserve banks, collecting and clearing checks, income earning power, and the question of banking leadership. Abstract, by Bon C. Barrett, A.E.R. vol. VI, March, 1916, p. 243.

29 WILLIS, Henry Parker (1874- ) THE FEDERAL RESERVE: A STUDY OF THE BANKDC SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES; with an introduotion by Charles S. Hamlin. Garden City, N.Y.j Doubleday Page, d ed., pp.

30 WILLIS, H. Parker THE FEDERAL RESEBVE; a study- of the banking system of the United States by Henry Parker Willis, Secretary of the Federal Reserve Board, with a introduction by Charles S. Hamlin. Garien City, Doubleday, Page & Co., 1915, /*/7 LzJi CJJ

31 WILLIS, Henry Parker THE FEDERAL RESERVE: A STUDY OF THE BANKDO SYSTEM OF THE UMITED STATES by H. P. Willis, Secretary of the Feder a l Reserve Board v/ith an Introduction by Charles S. Hamlin. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1915.

32 WILLIS, H. Parker THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM; LEGISLATION, ORGANIZATION, OPERATION. New York: 1st ed., Pp. ed., Pp. xiv, 1765.