About Sv per ci nt of the Georgia banks
' ate members of ims association a.al al- ,o
suing the «'iux l-.s-. Ariungi im nts have a*.-j
been madu wnervby tm- paper < tn be iw-ii
ed in some of the leading banks m Ala
bama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Ai.* a
j igan, Mississippi, South Uarohua and Ten-
Tne Georgia bankers are so well plea ••■1
1 with ill*- m ine that they may muinnuid
its adoption l>y tiie National Bankers’ As
isi*_-iation. Tiie matter will ta- brought be
fore tills body at their next regular meet
ing, and it is l!k*'iy tii*- cir. ui <r checks may
be placed In operation from Maine to Cali
fornia. The system is not only a great >n
venience to tiie l.mk-Ts and t'n-ir custom
ers. but is also a source of revenue tor tho
banks issuing tta* paper.
