In re the account of Trustress under the Will of Houston

The Chancellor.:

The will of the testator devised his home farm to his wife for life. A codicil authorized a sale of the farm in the event his wife desired it, and in such *208case provided that the proceeds should be held by trustees on investment, “the profits and income arising from such investments to be paid over to my said wife so long as she may live,” the principal at her death to be paid to his nephew, Henry A. Houston, Jr.

The home farm was sold as authorized by the will in 1920 for $16,400.00! The trustees invested the proceeds in U. S. Second Liberty Loan Bonds at 82. The bonds were…