Arizona republican., 1919-12-07
FR|CK MILLIONS
co LARGELY To
PUbL|C-CHAR|TY
Iron Master Bequeaths All
Save SIS, 900, 900 To Peo-
pie, Schools, Universities,
Hospitals and Charitable
Organizations
Republican A. p. Leased wIrel

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Henry Clay
F'rick, multi millionaire ironmaster
and collector of art, left all but $685.
100000 Of his vast estate to public
educational and charitable institu-
tions, according to the terms of his
viii made public tonight.
The value OF the public bequests,
after $25.000,000 is set aside for his
widow, son and daughter is s117 7,000,-
900 exclusive of 151 acres of Pitts
burg real estate left for a public park.
Public Gets Frick Mansion
The Frick mansion and art collec-
tion in this city valued at approx
mately $5O,000,000, with an endowment
Of S15.0O0,00 additional TO maintain
them as "the Frick collection" is
given to the public at the termination
of Mrs. Frick's life This makes Mr.
Fricks largest single gift to the pub
lic total 5000 000
Princeton and Harvard universities
and the Massachusetts Institute o
Technology are bequeatfi6d approx
mately S25,00O0O0, divided so that
Princeton will receive about $4,000,
600, and Harvard and Technol-
ogy each about $4,000 900 About
S5,000,0O0 is left to the educa-
tional fund commission at Pittsburg
Pittsburg institutions TO receive be-
quests amounting TO about $500 00O
each are Children's hospital, Allegheny
General Hospital Home for the
Friendless, Kingsley House associa-
ton, Mercy hospital. Pittsburg Free
Dispensary, Pittsburgh News Boys
home, Western Pennsylvania hospital
and the Central Young Women's as
sociation.
Hospitals Benefit
Among the S5,000,GO0 bequests are:
: Uniontown hospital, Uniontown; Cot
iage State hospital, Connelsville;
Westmoreland hospital, Greensburg;
Mount Pleasant Memorial hospital
Mount Pleasant: Braddock Genera
hospital. Braddock. and the Home
stead hospital. Homestead all ol
Pennsylvania
The Society of the Lying-in hos
pital Of the city of New Work is left
about s1,5OOO,OOO.
Approximately s6,600, 900, in addition
to her share to s25.OOO.OOO left the i'm
mediate family is bequeathed to Mis-
Helen G. Frick, to dispose of alons
the general lines of public benefit pro
Nided for in bequests to public an,
educational Institutions
The New York mansion in which tn
Frick art collection Is housed is lef
to Mrs. Adelaide II. c. F'rick, his widow
as long as she continues to live there
The house and the art collection to
gether are valued at $50,000,000. Upol
her death or election TO relinquisl
the house as residence, the entir
property is left 10 a corporation to b
formed 10 maintain a gallery of art
on the property for encouraging an
developing the study of fine arts an
of advancing the. general knowledge Q
kindred subjects"
The trustees are directed immedi
ately TO form the corporation unde
the laws of New York to be known a
the Frick collection" The corpora
tion is to maintain in the New Yor
mansion a public gallery of art" Tn
til the corporation is completed, tn
art collection is to.be held in trust b
Mrs. Frick Miss Helen F'rick, Child
F'rick, the son. and George F. Bake
Jr, ]. Horace Harding, Walter
Hines, Lewis Cass Ledyard, John ]
. Rockefeller Jr. and Horace Have
myer.
Fifteen million dollars are left
trust to the same persons for til
maintenance and improvement Of tn
Frick art Collection. house and ground
A tract of land in Pittsburg. about II
acres. is left to the city OF Pittsbur
to be maintained as public park TN
million dollars are left to the Unio
Trust company Of Pittsburg as trustt
for maintenance and establishment
the park