Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 39

£ W.SCRIPPS WILL FILED FOR PROBATE Widow Given $60,000 a Year | and Ranch—Fund Provided for New Papers. v i Br the Ascociated Press HAMILTON, Ohio, March 31 will of Edward W. Seripps Yisher apd founder of the Howard newspapers. who died at sea off the coast of Liberia offered for probate today representative of Newton D. of Cleveland, former Secretary War, who was its custodian The will is dated November The | late pub- |, Seripps- | on March 12, by Baker of was Howard, who. with Rob nly surviving son of s, is the head of the ward newspaper | The will itself is brief. It refers to a larger instrument, however, a trust agreement, which was entered into by the late Mr. Scripps. with Robert P. Scripps as trustee, on the same duy that the will was executed, and under the properties of the former een controlled and admin the latter. e purpase of \zreement was to prevent hiatus or interruption in the operation of the Scripps-Howard news. papers at the death of the founder. | n Named Executor. ripps is named executor stee. terms of the trust agree W. Scripps. widow of | the publisher, is left the life use of Miramar. the large California and Winter home of the Scripp and an annual income of zht to will $1,000,000 property of the trust estate. A daugh- Mrs. Thomas K Meanley, of La | i annuity of | Robert F as well as By the ment, Mrs ter £15.000 Miami the purpose of car zations into popula- Ar. Seripps has | a number of vears. Another a $30,000 es to Science Service for the purpose of earrying on the work of that insti tution, h Mr. Scripps founded | lifetime 1o popularize and ate scientific information and oughout the country nd for New Papers. also provides lity of ent of th starting aind news enterpr rolling stock of which held by the trust estate, T also can be used for p opportunities for person: Scripps-Howard concern. purpose de a which the ng stock | in the | Its ehief means by pers of the Scripps-Ho After minor beque: and a flat-sum bequest of $2 Harry L. Smithton, E. W secretary, the entire residuary come of the trust is left to Robert P. Scripps and his children for the Iife of the trust. which is to remain in existence until the death of the youngest of Robert P. Scripps’ chil- dren | No estimate has vet been placed upon the value of the estate, but it 1 expected that this will be done in the next few weeks, when letters tes. tamentary are applied for. In case| of the prior death of Robert P. Bcripps the following are appointed as trustees of the estate: Roy W.| Howard of New York, Thomas L €idlo of Cleveland and Gibson Gard-' ner of Washi Marriage Licenses. Marriaze licenses have been issued to the following H Cha: G nd Louise Thornton. nd Josephine A. Demma. A U | Clarendon, Va.. 0. Talley o B, Rabbitt of this cit; . Charles T. Isbell and E Luther Jjones and Laura ‘Swarm Up Chesapeake Bay for Special Disvatch to The Star sands of fish" Swepson | mountin i 1 taken from the hay half that, sumer shot ing States waters pared Maryland 1925 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SHAD ARE NUMEROUS. 'MUSICIAN HOLDS AMERICANS Spring Hatching Season.* BALTIMORE, national | shad, the by Conservation Commissioner fle, now are for the hatch vival prompted their aston ‘ nd the swarming 1 the Chesapeake B Their fle to empha annually to the publ 17.000.000 pounds ) 1921, less than | in ng season. 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