The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
BULK OF TRICKS
 FORTUNE IS LEFT
 PUBLIC CHARITIES
$25, 100000 Bequeathed to Widow, Son and Daugh-
 ter, With $117,000,0O0 X 4 Public Requests
By Associated Press

1 New York, December 6--Henry Clay Prick, multinillionaire, ironmaster and i collector af art, left all but $25, ,OO0,00O Of
 his vast estate to public charitable and I educational institutions, according to the
 terms of his will made public here to- night.
 1 The value of the public beauests. after | $255 O00,O00 is set aside for his widow, son
 and daughter, is 1170Oo,0oo, exclusive of | 11G acres of Pittsburg real estate left for 1 a public park.
 Princeton and Harvard universities and 1 the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy are bequeathed approximately $25, GOO 000, divided so that Princeton will re- | lceive about $150o, 100000 and Harvard and Technology each about $5,000,00. About $5,OO0,OOO is left to the educational fund commission at Pittsburg. Pittsburg institutions to receive bequests amount ing to about s5Oo,0O0 each include several hospitals, the Home for the Friendless, Kingsley House association, Pittsburg Newsboys' home and the Central Young Womens Christian association. 1 Other $5oO,00O bequests are made to, the hospitals in various cities in Pennsyl- vania.g
 The Society of the Lying-in hospital of
 the. city of New York Is left about | $1, 800 900.
 Approximately $6.5Oo,o0o in addition to her shares in the s25, 900 left the im- mediate family is bequeathed to Miss Helen c. Prick to dispose of along the general lines of public benefit provided
 for in bequests tq public and educational institutions.
 The New York mansion in which the Prick art collection, valued at s50,00o,00o, is housed Is left to his widow as long as she continues to live there. Upon her death or election to relinquish the house as a residence the entire property is left to a corporation to be formed to
 maintain gallery of art" on the prop erty for encouraging and developing the study of fine arts and advancing the gen eral knowledge Of kindred subjects
 The trustees are directed immediately to form the corporation under the laws of New. York state to be known as "The Prick Collection"
 The corporation is to maintain in the New York mansion "a public gallery of art"
 Fifteen million dollars is left in trust for the maintenance and improvement of the Prick art collection. house and grounds.
 A tract of land in Pittsburg, about 151 acres in the t4th ward. and bordering on the Homewood cemetery, is left to the city of Pittsburg to be maintained as public park. Two million dollars is left to the Union Trust company of Pitts burg as trustee for maintenance and es- tablishment of the park.
 About $50, 900 of his estate Mir. Prick ordered divided into 100 equal shares. These shares were ordered distributed to various institutions. Princeton is given B shares. Harvard 10, Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology 10 and the educa- tional fund commission, which has it's office in Pttsburg, 10
 Executors of the will under it's direc- tion, are given as Mrs. Adelaide H. H. c. Prick. his widow; Miss Helen Prick Childs Prick and Henry c. 4fcEldowney and William, Watson smith, of Pittsburg McEldowney and Smith receive s250, O00 each as their fees.
 Fees of s5O000 each are left to the trustees for the Prick art collection cor poration. excluding MT. Tricks widow and son and daughter.