Second National Bank v. Second National Bank

All parties to this case, except the trustees, appealed from the decree construing a will which undertook to provide for the establishment and maintenance of a charitable institution in Prince George’s County. Dr. Orwin E. Howe, a resident of Washington, D. C., died November 6th, 1935, leaving a will executed August 15th, 1924, by which he appointed the Second National Bank of Washington, D. C., and his wife, Minta G. Howe, executors, and also appointed them trustees to hold and manage the estate until the expiration of the life estates created by the will, with remainder, after the payment…