The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-23
,GARY'S WILL is
FILED IN COURT;
MANY REQUESTS
Dee
Size of Estate Not Esti-
mated; Widow to Get
Most of Fortune.

BIZ United Press
20 .MINEOLA, n. Y, Aug. 23.-The
will Of the late Ebert H. Gary,
former chairman of the United
States Steel Corporation was filed
for probate here today.
It contained no estimate Of the
value of the estate beyond the usual
} declaration that it amounted to
more than $4,000.
noIt contained specific requests
amounting to more than 100000.
The will creates two trust funds of
100000 each for Mrs. Gertrude Gary
s5utcliffe and Mrs. Bertha Gary
Campbell, Gary's two daughters by
his first marriage. They will receive
the income from these funds for
life.
On the death of Mrs! Sutcliffe, the
income from the fund set aside for
her goes to her son, Ebert Gary
Sutcliffe. The income from the fund
set aside for Mrs. Campbell on her
death will go to her daughter, Julia
aElizabeth Campbell. On the death
Df the children the incomes go to
their children, or if they leave no
children then to other heirs.
~. Will Made In October
The will was made Oct. "a, 1925,
and names the New York Trust
Company executor and trustee of
the estate.
0HiIt sets forth that there are no
debts or claims against the estate
Except such as are public and well
known including principally an in
debtednesS Of 100000 to the
Chatham Phoenix bank and Trust
Company, duly secured.
A trust fund of 100000 Is set up
for Ebert Gary Sutcliffe, grand
son Of the steel magnate, and
similar fund for Julia Elizabeth
Campbell, granddaughter. They
are to receive the income and on
= their deaths their heirs are to re-
ceive it.
Judge Gary bequeathed the
cemetery plot Of the Gary family in
Guiding a large marble mausoleum,
d to his two daughters and directed
that his body be placed in one of
the crypts there, as was done. 1t
specified that the body of his first
wife should be placed in an ad-
joining crypt and on the death of
his second wife, her body also is to
be placed there, unless she directs
otherwise" The will also said that
the bodies of Gary's father and
mother also should have space in
the mausoleunl.
Property to Widow
A trust fund Of $4,000 was set up
Mfor the benefit of Gary Memorial
DChurch methodist at Wheaton, Ill.
ota Mrs. Gary is bequeathed the Gary
estate at Jericho, L. l., New York,
comprising 100 acres, together with
Z the furniture and all the buildings
contain
The will adds that if Mrs. Gary
does not care to occupy the es-
tate, known as Ivy Hall, it may be
sold and the proceeds added to the
residuary estate.
re The residue of the estate is to be
divided equally among the widow
d and Gary's two daughters. Upon
Z Mrs. Gary's deaCh the two daughters
are to share equally in Mrs. Gary's
portion of the inheritance.
Remembers Servants
A series of trust funds Of $4,000
each is set up for scholarships at
eight educational institutions. The
trustees. or governors of the schools
are to name the students to benefit
under this provision. The students
are to be those "least able to pay
their tuition and morally, mental
ly and physically competent" The
money is to pay tuition.
For the family servants the will,
after naming those who have COM
.pleted ten years of service with
Gary directs that the end of the
second ten years of service each
servant is to be paid $1,000 or in the
event Of Gary's death before the
second ten years expired, 500 for
each year served over ten yeras.