FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK. Official Signatures

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1 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK rcircular No. 830*1 LJanuary 11, 1928 J Official Signatures The provisions of this circular containing facsimile signatures of those authorized to sign on behalf of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York supersede the provisions of Circular No. 777 of March 28, 1927 as modified by Circulars No. 785 and No Your attention is called to the hereinafter stated limitations upon the power to sign for the bank and its Buffalo Branch. All checks or drafts payable in foreign countries, and all foreign correspondence involving payments or transfers of funds, or deliveries of securities, must bear two authorized signatures, one of which shall be that of the Governor, a deputy governor, or an assistant deputy governor. All instruments and correspondence in connection with the transaction of domestic business need bear but one authorized signature. Yours very truly, BENJ. STRONG, Governor

2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND FEDERAL RESERVE AGENT'S FUNCTION GATES W. MCGARRAH, Chairman of the Board and Federal Reserve Agent, 1 OWEN D. YOUNG, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors, W. RANDOLPH BURGESS, WILLIAM H. DILLISTIN, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent, ivill sign: Assistant Federal Reserve Agent, HERBERT S. DOWNS, Assistant Federal Reserve Agent and Manager, Bank Relations Department, CARL SNYDER, General Statistician, - HAROLD V. ROELSE, Manager, Reports Department, AUDIT The following will sign correspondence and reconcilements in connection with the work of the Auditing Department: EDWARD L. DODGE, General Auditor, will sign. GEORGE W. FERGUSON WILLIAM G. SIMPSON for E. L. DODGE, General Auditor for E. L. DODGE, General Auditor

3 GENERAL OFFICERS BENJ. STRONG, Governor, J. HERBERT CASE, Deputy Governor, Louis F. SAILER, Deputy Governor, will sign. GEORGE L. HARRISON, Deputy Governor, will sign, EDWIN R. KENZEL, Deputy Governor, LESLIE R. ROUNDS, Deputy Governor, ARTHUR W. GILBART, Deputy Governor, will sign. RAY M. GIDNEY, Assistant Deputy Governor, will sign. J. "WILSON JONES, Assistant Deputy Governor, will sign. JAY E. CRANE, Assistant Deputy Governor and Secretary, WALTER B. MATTESON, Assistant Deputy Governor, L. RANDOLPH MASON, General Counsel,

4 JUNIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS DUDLEY H. BAEEOWS, Manager, Administration Department, CHABT.ES H. COB, Manager, Loan and Discount Department, EDWIN C. FRENCH, Manager, Cash Department, ROBERT F. MCMURRAY, Manager, Collection Department, ROBERT M. O'HARA, Manager, Bill Department, will sign, JAMES M. RICE, Manager, Accounting Department, / WILLIAM A. SCOTT, Manager, Foreign Department, STEPHEN S. VANSANT, Manager, Government Bond and Safekeeping Department, I. WABD WATERS, Manager, Check Department, ~

5 PER PROCURATION, AUTHORITY TO SIGN CORRESPONDENCE, ETC. The following are authorized to sign per procuration, but will not sign correspondence THOMAS BRUDER WARREN MARCUS, JB.* WILLIAM H. CONOVER Jit RODERICK P. FISHER MICHAEL J. MCLAUGHLIN will sign BURTHAL A. ROEBUCK CLARENCE B. GEORGEN Louis W. LEGER will sign WILLIAM A. KEEPERS PHILIP M. SCHMIDT will sign The following are also authorized to sign per procuration, and are also authorized to sign correspondence in the manner indicated: HARRY M. BOYD A. MILLER for S. S. VANSANT, Manager, Government Bond and Safekeeping Department for W. B. MATTESON, Assistant Deputy Governor JOHN HEEMSATH HERBERT K. REES will sign for R. F. MCMURRAY, Manager, Collection Department and for I. WARD WATERS, Manager, Check Department 5 * Signs also as indicated on page 6. for J. M. RICE, Manager, Accounting Department

6 HARRY W. STANLEY for C. H. COE, Manager, Loan and Discount Department CHARLES N. VAN HOUTEN, JB. t for S. S. VANSANT, Manager, Government Bond and Safekeeping Department I The following are authorized to sign correspondence in the manner indicated: VINCENT A. HARVEY ROBERT M. MORGAN for E. C. FRENCH, Manager, Cash Department for C. H. COE, Manager, Loan and Discount Department JAQUES A. MITCHELL Chief, Credit Division r, The following are authorized to sign certifications of checks, drafts and notes, but not otherwise GEORGE H. LOTTS Teller, WARREN MARCUS, JR.* Teller, 77- Authorized to sign redemption checks issued for unpaid items returned, but not otherwise: CHARLES DIRINGER Teller, Signs also as indicated on page 5.

7 BUFFALO BRANCH The following will sign only for the Buffalo Branch: WALTER W. SCHNECKENBUBGEB, Managing Director, HALSEY W. SNOW, JR., Cashier, will sign. CLIFFORD L. BLAKESLEE, Assistant Cashier, will sign ELMER L. THEOBALD, Assistant Cashier, will sign. The following are authorized to sign certifications of checks, drafts and notes for the Buffalo Branch, but not otherwise: WILLIAM R. BRIDER, Teller, will sign ROBERT R. COVERT, Teller, will sign.

8 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK I" January 11, 1928 ~1 L To accompany Circular 830 J To the Bank or Trust Company Addressed : You will find enclosed a copy of the new official signature circular of the Federal Reserve Ban!?; of New York now in effect. The more important changes are as follows: Mr. ARTHUR "W. GELBART, formerly Controller of Cash and Collections, and Mr. LESLIE R. ROUNDS, formerly Controller of Accounts, have been elected Deputy Governors. Mr. RAY M. GIDNEY, formerly Controller of Loans, Mr. J. WILSON JONES, formerly Controller of Administration, Mr. JAY E. CRANE, formerly Manager of the Foreign Department, and Mr. WALTER B. MATTESON, formerly Manager of the Securities Department, have been elected Assistant Deputy Governors. Mr. CRANE also has been elected Secretary. Mr. HAROLD V. ROELSE, formerly Chief of the Reports Division, has been elected Manager of the Reports Department, and Mr. WILLIAM A. SCOTT, formerly Chief of the Foreign Department, has been elected Manager of the Foreign Department. In making these changes the position of controller has been abolished and the position of assistant deputy governor has been created. All changes to date are covered in the new circular. The enclosed post card acknowledging receipt should be signed and returned as usual. Very truly yours, BENJ. STRONG, Governor.