Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 3

COURT IN DENVER PLANS WILL FIGHT Judge Llndsey Orders Unter- myer to Protect Stokes Children’s Rights in Estate. By the Ascociated Press. DENVER. Juvenile Cour proceedings o hr late W. 1. . hecomes vights of the il New York milliona‘re anc Elwooad okes, Denver, V. <pars of ihe father's estate, .uvenile Court Judge Ben B. Lindsev declared yesterday, The Denver Juvenile Court i i !osal guardian of the children. .1 s old. and Muriel. 10 veay \\ho were given into the custodr their mother by Judge Lindsev eral vears aga. after a bitter cr by Stokes. from whom Mps. & had been estranzcd. —The Denver nstituts k the w Court Names Attorner. Judge Lindsey said that the lu nile Court had named Samuei Un‘e myer, New York. Mrs. Stokes' ntor- ney, as its representative to nroiect the rights of the children. and that the court’s action as guardian would he guided by a repori on the the case now being prepuy TUntarmyer. The S:okies will, filed n New . - mantien A nd the 1va chiiven. tha hotel magnate’s £10 005000 es aia heing L D, Siokes ~on of h divorced first wife of $800.000 astablished £ goes 10 Mrs. Stokes \ar children upon he accordinz 1o the executor of the will. COUNSEL DENIES RUMORS. Untermyer Sars Mrs. Stokes Will Not Sue, But Children NEW YORK. May 28 (). Untermyer, attorney for Mrs. two chil a statement would cor . Which lef e to W sem of his divorced that » o scems rinyer aved that 3 he ex: r\rrm' NG1 S n.w. (Burlsith XTRONS OF THE W You are invited 10 cal plical (h(' 705 14th k. whele wour ocik : of the Huske RISSPLOBh R Cnlerado Bldz. b B A RETURY LOAD oF FU'l.}_ ror i TAITH'S TRANSFER " AYD S TOM: For "sstimat Colurcbia ntracted b 0 OB 17, racted "he veo A :{\1\m\< l"nlh“ln H')‘f’“ K o OF “TH it was resolved: Creek (o AT 2018 etofore conducted by G tler. has heen sold i firm wi v USACK. 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AY " |a clergymanW@ life, compared with that ey | of a soldier, are full of danger; for, tors in the will, is correctly reported as having made the statement that Mrs. Stokes’ two children, James and Muriel. were excluded from partici- pation In this $10,000,000 estate be- cause they had been otherwise pro- vided for, Mr. Gleason is not telling the truth' and fs misleading the pub- lie.” Cites Dower Agreement. “‘An agreement was made,” Mr. Un- termyer said, “following Mrs. Stokes’ victory in the divorce suit, whereby in consideration of the setting up by him of a trust fund of $800.000 (which is less than her dower right would be worth today) she relinquished that iower right. “In order to provide for her chil- ‘Iren Mrs. Stokes agreed to take the income of that fund during her life {and that the principal should go to her two children upon her death. If she 1iv 3 vears or more, until she is 70 vears of age, the children will have no income and no money what- ever until they are respectively 43 and 44 vears of age, as against the many millions that their hllf brother | is recei g from the estate.’ | SLAYER ORDERED FREED. Former Policeman.to Be Relgased From St. Elizabeth's. Assistant United States Attorney Burkinshaw today consented to the release from St. Elizabeth's Hospital o John W. Collier, former police- man. who killed Capt. William H. Matthews of the fifth precinct March 5, 1909. Collier had sued out a writ of, habeas corpus. claiming that he | i being held in custody bevend the | term of 15 vears for which he wi sentenced. January 7. 1910, and thai | he has never heen adjudged insane. Justice Hoehling directed hix release. | After serving ahout seven vears af Leavenworth Collier was transfe o St. Elizabeth’s for mental ohser- vation and has since been held there. He was represented by Attorney James P. 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