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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-14
STATE LAW TOO EASY
FOR BANK WRECKERS
SUPP. VAN T [L HOLDS
He Wants Legislature to Ex-
tend Time Limit on Respon-
sibility to Six Years.

ALBANY. March 1i.-Of1cers, direc-
tors and stockholders responsible for
the wreckins Of financial institutions
should be held accountable for their
acts Of Encouragement, in the opinion
II Dupt. Van Tuyl of the State Bank
Ing Department. Under the present
lew no action can be maintained
against a director or stakeholder of a
monsysd corporation or banking ASSOC
ciAsl6n to enforce a liability three
ysars after the cause Of action has
accrued supt. Van Tuyl believes tho
law should be amended by extending
the Limitation to six years.
"Practical experience In the liauda.
tlen Of failed institutions" says the
9upsrintendent In his annual report to
the Legislature to-day. covering tho
opsfations Of the trust companies Of
the State the past year. has shown
THAI Il takes on an average from three
to four years TO llauidate a banking
Institution. and. in view Of this fact. Il
10 suggested that the time within which
a. action may be brought be increased
to six years.
TT 10 very difficult before the lapse
Of two or three years to ascertain Just
What the deficit will be. and the depart
lnent believes that . three years stat
' ute does not give time in which to
marshal the assets and liabilities suf-
aeiently to determine what the in
dtvidual liability OF each stockholder
wiz amount to.
1T 10. moreover. absurd that ofYicers
aad directors who are responsible Tor
tie wreckirg Of a financial institution
AID even the shareholders who have
elected such oficers--should not be la
bic for the results Of misma agement
for a. long period as they are liable
UPON an ordinary promissory note"
oupt. Van Tuyl says he requires
banking institutions to report to him
Changes made in their officers and q
detailed statement concerning their cor
porate Affiliations. with a view to pro-
teeting the interests OF such institu-
lions.
The resources Of the trust companies
during the last six months OF 1917
showed q decrease Of S67.719.s39 while
the total deposits showed a falling OF
OF $o6.S3S.757. Supt. Van Tuyl says
this condition can be attributed prob.
ably to the high price Of money and
the practice Of large depositors. In
GLIDING corporations and out-of-town
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-14

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-14

banks. Of ioanins their own funds At
such times on call in the New York
market.
Another cause which perhaps operated
to assist in decreasing deposits was
large Withdrawals OF money made in
New York in connection with foreign
financing"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-14
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whose engagement to the American
beauty, Miss Nancy Leishman, has
caused much commotion.
One of the numerous daughters
of the Imperial pair, the Archduchess
Marie, is married to Prince Ellie Of
Bourbon-Parma, who is one of a
family of nineteen children. He and
his young wife have already FIVE chill
dren, all of whom have been photo
graphed by Mrs. Hamilton. One of
the eighteen brothers and sisters of
Prince Ellie is married to the future
heir to the Austrian throne.
The young Archduchess Isabella
Marie is considered one of the most
charming of the Archduke Fred
erick's daughters. She has made an
important marriage, for her husband
is Prince George of Bavaria, nephew
of the ruler of that country.
The generous size of the Austrian
imperial family and the closely allied
royal houses has been the means of
providing Mrs. Hamilton with much
lucrative employment. The Emper-
or's immediate family, as most peo-
pie know, is not very large, but he
has many cousins and nephews who
have very numerous families.
The Emperor, moreover, has well
coined at his court various branches
of the dethroned Bourbon family,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

cuisines royal from ordinary persons
is the simplicity of the former. The
royalties with whom have come in
contact were all devoted to the sim
pie pleasures of family life. The
feverish pursuit of amusement shown
by cosmopolitan fashionable society
is unknown to them.
'The daughters of the houses of
Hapsburg and Bourbon could give
valuable lessons in modesty and gen
tleness to our New York girls"
Asked if she did not think that
some European Princes had departed
rather conspicuously from the simple
life, Mrs. Hamilton suggested that
perhaps the very simplicity of their
early training sometimes made them
victims of designing persons.
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Archduke Francis Salvador, who
married the Emperor's daughter,
Archduchess Valerie, has nine chill.
dren. And these are only a few OF
the examples that might be cited.
Such families are more than suf-
ficient to keep the photographer busy.
There is a new baby every week
needing to have his picture taken in
the houses of Hapsburg and Bour-
bon.
Mrs. Hamilton has had a great
opportunity to study the family life
of the oldest of European royal
houses. In speaking of her royal
clients, she said:
"The principal thing that distin-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
"No Race Suicide" Convictions of Austria S
Princes and Princesses Bringing
Fortunes to Their
Pretty FaUorite Photographer

the richest member of the Imperial
family, next to the Emperor. He is
generally spoken of as the richest
man in the Empire, and sometimes
as "the John D. Rockefeller of
Austria" He is the owner of large
oil refneries and possesses interests
in many great industries.
The Archduke has thirteen chill
dren. He and his wife and all the
thirteen children frequently run into
Mrs. Hamilton's studio to have their
photographs taken. 1t will be appre-
ciated that this custom alone would
go a long way toward keeping a
photographer occupied.
Out of the thirteen children only
one is a boy. He bears the title of
Archduke Albrecht, and is the
youngest of the family. He is nat
urally the pet of the family, and his
father and mother wish him to be
photographed even more than the
other children. AS the principal
heir of all his fathers estates,
palaces and possessions, he is one
of the most fortunate boys in the
world.
The Archduke Fredericks wife,
the Archduchess Isabella, was a
Princess of Croy and a member of
4l,n eoyoo 60 4bo n,,Iro of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

woman working for a living. The
explanation is simple. You, cannot
be presented at the court of Vienna
as a matter of right unless you
have sixteen quarterings of nobility,
but the Emperor or any of his fam
lily can receive anybody who inter
ests them for personal or business
reasons.
Mrs. Hamilton has found a par
ticularly valuable friend and patron
in the Archduke Frederick, who is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

who have occupied their
leisure by providing
large mum ers Of
princes and princesses
filed by divine right to
occupy thrones.
We have already seen
that the Archduke Fred
erick has thirteen chill
dren, and Prince Rob
ert of Bourbon Carnia
nineteen. The Arch
duke Leopold Salvador,
who married Princess
Blanche of Bourbon, has
ten children, and the
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A YOUNG American woman,
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photographer of the Imperial family
of Austria. Indeed, her popularity
has spread to most of the courts of
Europe.
1t is certainly surprising that the
most exclusive court in the world,
the Viennese, which refuses to re-
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WANTS To KNOW Of
MORE PAY REQUESTS
LETTERS AND PAPERS REGARD
ING INCREASED SALARIES
TO GO 10 AUDITOR.

The administrative board had an
easy day yesterday. there being little
business Of moro than passing inter-
est to be disposed OF. The session was
a short one.
City Auditor Crenshaw's request
that copies of all letters and papers
relating TO increase in pay to city
employees under the administrativ @
board. be submitted TO him, was
granted.
City Chemist whitfield was request
ed to submit a report, showing the
cost OF the operation of his office aud
the amount of work done in his de-
partment during the year
Superintendent Davis was in
structed to discontinue the services Of
James Haynes and J. u. Tompkins. as
foreman, but to continue the men AZ
work at the same salary they have
been receiving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
CHILDREN To SEE
OLD CONVICT SHIP
CAPTAIN OF SUCCESS INVITES
BELLE BRYAN DAY
NURSERY.
SENDS THEM HISTORY
OLDER ONES WILL READ UP ON
II SO THAT THEY MAY THE
BETTER UNDERSTAND
AND ENJOY.
SENDS THEM HISTORY

The older children of the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery. located at Nine
teenth and Grace streets, are to be
gwen treat on Monday afternoon
through the kindness OF Captain Deli.
Smith. commander Of the old British
convict ship Success.
In response to a request from the
matron Of the nursery Captain Smith
readily consented to admit the chill
dren under her charge to the ship
free of expense and to provide spe-
cial guide to explain the wonders OF
the Success to them. A history of
the ancient vessel was inclosed In
Captain smiths letter In order that
the children might learn In advance
something of the historic relics to be
seen on heard.
The Letters
The commander of tho Success re-
ceived the following letter from the
matron on yesterday:
"Will you kindly extend an invita-
ton to the larger children OF the
nursery to visit the ship either tomor-
row or Monday afternoon after
school. ! nave about fifteen children
and they would appreciate your kind
ness greatly
Trusting that you will do this for
me, and thanking you IN advance, 7
am very truly yours"
Captain Smith at once answered as
follows:
II am in receipt of your note OF
inquiry. II you think the children
under your care would like TO see the
old CONVEX ship Success l shall be
pleased TO have you and your assist
ants and such of the children as are
old enough n taf h. ~,
come on Monday afternoon next.
II enclose complimentary ticket
for your party, and on their arrival
l will place a special guide to conduct
them ovec the ship and explain In
detail the various exhibits and items
of interest 4 also enclose herewith
a brief history and descriptive cata-
logae Of the exhibits for your peru
SAL"
The visit of the party OF children
will la 10 wise interfere with Nhs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
HEAR GARNER CASE
IN FEDERAL COURT
YOUNG MAN WHO STOLE $4,000 Is
EXPECTED TO RE
~
DISMISSED.

c.. =. Garner. nineteen years old.
who was arrested Thursday afternoon
by federal authorities on n charge OF
the theft of $4,000 from the Southern
Express company. will be given a
hearing this morning in the United
States District court
Owing TO the fact that the young
man has previously bourne a good
reputation. it Is believed that the ex-
press company. where he was ern-
ployed as a clerk. VIII not press this
case against him. All OF the money
was returned TO tho company save
$12.
Members Of the young mans family
yesterday explained that he was Las
boring inder one of his attacks OF
alteration of mind. 10 which he has
been subject ever since his early
childhood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
MAYOR SIGNS $500
PAPER FOR DAMAGES
JUDGMENT GIVEN MISS GIILEY
SOON TO BE PAID---OTUERS
WE'RE APPROVED.

Miss Ora Gilley, who recently se-
cured "a verdict of S3o0 in her suit
against the city of Richmond for
$4,000 for damages alleged to have
been sustained by stepping over a
water box on North Eighth street. is
shortly TO receive the amount of the
Judgment. Mayor George Ainsfie yes
terday approved and officially signed
the resolution appropriating $500 to
pay her, and sent to document to
the office OF City Clerk August
Mayor Ainslie yesterday also APP
proved the resolution calling on the
members OF the State legislature.
through the senators and representa-
tiyes from Richmond. to secure for
the city a portion OF the northwest
corner Of Capitol Square for the wild
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

To copy this design in size 50 II re-
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the coat t75s2) and az yards Of ma
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Could anything be quainter or pref
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This dress may be made in size 10
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No. 75s2--sizes 81 to ~
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Each pattern Is cents