Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-06
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=, Banks IN general Will be supplied with
tue DOCK. A customer goes into the hank
ana asks the cashier for a "Gloyer-AL
iard identification Card book and 6lIs
9ut caro- ALWAYS using iukJ lie then
hands back the book with the atuount
OF money no wishes TO receive M Thc
9lhef point This ends the transactinn
mere 50 lar as he is concerned This
should be done day or so previous h,
the dote money is wanted nj the Other
point The depOsitor must remember the
nour ne made the deposit, the date and
uiloIht ne deposited, and the bank at
Mhlch ne Is TO draw his money. III be
~ doubtful about remembering ali he
can make note Of it in such m manner
that no one can decipher Il. Even though
they We're lost no one could make use of
It without being able to duplicate the
hand-writng and signature of the holder.
Ihe bank ut which the money Is de-
posted simply draws draft for The
amount on the bank az the other point
tears on the card and mails it with the
draft TO the bank designated, or advises
that bank 20 credit the depositor with
amount OF money deposited, attaching
the slip To the advice.
The cashier win tear out the entire Ieof
each time and hle the stub TINT he l.
TO retain, This is done to prevent any
customer learning from the stub the trons.
ueuon OF former depositor, SO thar whom
the book is handed to the next customer
y contains nothing but unused blank
leaves or cards
HE deposition when wanting 70 dr,y
part or all Of the amount deposited 60
TO the designated bank and asks the
cashier Tor a Glover Allard Ideutigca-
tloh Card book, when he fills ont a COIL
Just as he did the one at the bank ~
uSposlI III he should not wish 10 drnw
ali the money he writes che amount no
"A I'd ne Ia -.
back the book The cashier coynr 's',,,s
thlS card with the one he has recsiyej
Win me check or advice from the benl
on deposit and II a fac-simile of tho 6rst
ne pays the person the amount asked ~
II tne person should want 10 carry INT
sln'u Dmounl ON his person. he draws
from time 10 time what he naeds o,h
time hlling up the card same ms no All ~
the hrst bank, with the exception Of ,be
amount wanted. Va 'iie
=, 10 avoid a confederate being furnished
me Information by the reni denos;to.
!hat ne might go TO the receiving bant
az 9ettehve OF MN and draw the money
GU rle REGULAR depositor call afterward
I95 hls money, a space las been pro.
Nded Tor a description Of the danositc-
on me Identification card, which shonl5
invariably be filled out by tie essbier
at the receiving bank. The cssbiSs
writes on the card known" when Know,
e"R sNii,lhle' or UNKNOWN and "Idanfi.
nel Wheh snch is the case In either
case the description Of depositoF should
DC hlled out In the blank.
When used according 10 instructions
mere can be no possible chsnce OF fronG
Inc system Is complete. simple ani onlT
requires the depositor 20 tax his or her
memory regarding date, hour of depoSit
ana amount deposited to make II absos
lutely safe. Nothing Is carried IMAM
ones person TO lose or be stolen, n "a
all carried IN the head. hence no ner'
tor. N N'f"eF
The following rates are 10 be strictly
adhered 70: The bank receiving The ~.
post VIII charge 10 cents; the bank nav.
ing out viii charge 10 cents for tash
card or leaf used
The cards win be printed from hand
someiy engraved plates and each booi,
viii be ahmbeted. II will be made an-
phcgnle with a slight change OF tori.
70 the use OF commercial houses ia for,
warning money 10 their REPRESENTATIVE
direct from their house 70 the bank
through which they wish to draw.