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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
lime MEETING.

(a) Al the June meeting, among
others. shall be had the following pro
ceeding~.
tl) Selection of permanent Chair
man,
tcl Adoption OF rules.
fd) Fixing salaries of Members and
Clerk of Board Of Review
(e) Action on semi.annual reports
of county officials including Superin-
tendent and Matron Of County Home.
t9 Selection Of Judges of election
and pollina places.
(a} such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
GENERAL. RULES AS TO COMMIT.
TEES

(a) The member first named shall
be chairman When such chairman
ceases to be a member Of the Board
he ceases to be n member Of the com
Board shall be authorized to name the
chairman Of said committee and also
I'll all other vacancies that may
occur.
90 All committees shall report to
the Board at each session as to all
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

tional appropriations as may be
deemed by It's member necessary to
be included in the Tax Levy
(cl The Reports of the appropria-
tons recommends by the different
Committees shall be delivered to the
Finance Committee ON the second day
of the session OF the Board. and the
report of the Finance Committee
shall be prepared. and copy thereof
delivered 10 the Chairman of each
Committee the fourth day Of the Sep
TENDER Session
81.
(a COMMITTEE on VNFl n
ISHED BUSINESS. Shall present 10
Board on The second day of each SEES
sion matters carried over from for
mer sessions such as
Oh Reports due from special
bridge committees,
(cJ Reports of county officers laid
over for examination by auditor
CD Matters referred to the County
Attorney for his examination or at
tentiun
e., See il bond required are
given
% See that other committees
make reports when due.
JURORS COMMITTEE. To keep in
touch with the general jury list and
note calls for jurors and recommend
jurors when new list is required.
%.
INSURANCE COMMITTEE Shall
have charge of the placing Of the IN
surance on county property, recon-
mend the amounts and companies,
and shall report at the September SEES
sion, giving companies, policy num-
Der. amount, date of policy and eX-
piration, premium, property covered
and name of agent. and shall collect
losses
"a.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. Shall
examine all legal matters presented
to them and report their conclusions
to the Board.
FEES AND SALARIES COMMIT
TEE. Shall fix salaries of elective
officers and their allowance for clerk
hire prior to their election. and the
salaries of appointiye officers prior 10
their appointment, and all matters OF
changes in clerks or deputies sala-
ries within the power OF the Board to
fix. No changes in allowance for
clerk hire or salary of employees of
the county shall be made except by
twothirds vote of the board.
26.
(a) COMMITTEE ON MlSCELLA-
NEOUS CLAIMS. Shall examine all
claims not otherwise provided for.
They shall be governed by the fol-
lowing schedule Of fees:
90 Justice. In felonies, $500; in
misdemeanors, $500; in vasrancy
cases, nothing.
CO. Constable In feonies, $500;
in misdemeanors. $500; in vagrancy
cases, nothing.
/ CD Constable shall be allowed
mileage when serving Warrant.
/ summons, Subpoena or other Process,
| Five cents per mile each way for
| actual distance Travelled by him in
making such service, the distance 10
! be computed from the office Of the
( residence of each person served, but
no fees or expenses shah be paid for
bringing Migrants TO the Jail
(e) No fees shall be paid to any
| City or Village officers, but actual OK.
penses shall be paid for bringing
| prisoners (n0t including meals) to
county Jail, but no expenses shall be
paid FOR bringing Migrants to the
county Jail,
(D In case Of felony committed
within the county and the accused il
arrested without the limits OF the
county but within the limits of the
state of Illinois, the officer going
after such accused shall be REIN
bursed his actual expenses incurred
A 4.~Ar, $780, - = =, !, ~ -.--,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

Mrs. VIM. II. Pry.
Mrs, Mary DAWN.
Mrs. Mary Hoffman.
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon.
Mrs. Margaret Ratchford.
Mrs. John Grot.
Mrs. Rily Moore.
Mrs. J. Heyer.
Mrs. Julia Swanik.
Mrs. Kate Shirk.
Mrs. Clara Houk.
Mrs. Mary Austin.
rms. Bertha Murphy.
David Shaw,
Cornelius Rock.
Mission.
Theresa Carr.
Constance Hanson.
Ottawa.
Susan Arnold.
Eliza Avery.
Eliza Boyns.
X. Brady.
Kdzia Beal.
Tresa Bermeal.
Cora Brown.
F.. r. Christianson.
c. Duffy,
Margaret Dwyer.
d. Dwyer.
Angie Edgcomb.
II Foulk.
Mrs. Gier.
Martha Hackenschmit.
Anna Hoffman.
Mary Hoffman.
Sarah Hanley.
II. Johnson.
AIRY Johnson.
Mray Long.
NJ. Ian.
Mary McDemont.
Mary McKinny.
NJ. Meincke.
l.. Nelson.
X. Brien.
l. Rossitt.
N. Quinn.
A. Rossiter.
Anna Shaughnessy.
G. Shendan.
Mrs. J, Taller.
Jennie Ersini.
Mary Weatherly.
4. Wargo.
n. Way.
Ida Cochran.
Otter Creek.
John Thomas.
Anna Dutko.
Barbara Vorcimak.
Peru.
Mary Shea.
Anna Jandreziak.
Josephine Marczik.
Mary Urbanz,
Lawrence UrbanZ.
Mary DIX.
John Woszniak.
Agnes Lessuewski
Victoria Kurrowski.
Mrs. ]. Geyer.
Mrs. Sam Baker.
Xavier Weygand.
Gus Thiele.
Julia Bowling.
Theresa Fuasholzer.
Margaret Deichmuller.
Bernice Kollanik,
Alex Deliszy.
Mrs. julius Torrento.
1Misa Roberts.
Anna Gavin.
Ada Nixon.
Jacob Konzelman.
Anna Dryer.
Mary Rupert.
Paulina Stanchowicz.
Andrew Pierczinsk;.
Craolina Glagowski.
Joseph Daniel.
Joseph Kulba.
Mary SECT.
Mrs. Aug. Kramer.
Vim. Keeper.
Lena Rupert.
Mrs. Andrew KomincZik.
Josephine Cohort.
Aug Heddead.
Anna Schiener.
Josephine Muckowicz.
Roman kaczynski.
Carrie Gall.
Francis Sullivan.
Mary McLain.
Mrs, Martin Gate.
Anna Peterson.
Mary Rupert.
Gertrude Schneidt.
Josephine Budziak.
Mrs. Alb. JakIbiak.
. 49,. ,..si-' - ~ ss.---. ~sse'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

The committee on education shall
examine the books and accounts Of
the County Superb. Of Schools
at each regular session OF the Board
and report as to the conduct Of said
office, and recommend the allowance
or disallowance OF all bills which said
Superintendent desires paid by the
county and shall advise with said Of
ficer as to the conduct Of his offlce
and the work of education in this
county.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

COMMITTEE ON COAL AND GAS
in conjunction with county auditor
shall contract for coal, gas and cleo
tricity.
All coal purchased by the county
for the court house and Jail shall be
weighed upon scales at the Jail. The
employee of the county doing such
weighing shall be instructed to issue
three weigh tickets, one OF which
shall be returned by the employee OF
the county doing the weighing. one
shall be delivered to the contractor
furnishing coal to the county and the
other to the Sheriff and the Sheriff or
his deputy shall note on the contrac.
tors ticket and his own the delivery
of the coal at the court house or Jail.
and engineer at the court house shall
be instructed to note in book the
amount Of coal delivered Immediately
upon its delivery. The ticket Of the
contractor o. KID by the sheriff shall
accompany his bill and the tickets Of
the jailer and the sheriff and the book
each session to the committee on
Coal and Gas.
This provision shall be embodied In
the coal contract.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

The committees on County Clerk
Circuit Clerk, Probate Clerk. Recor-
der and Sheriff shall examine at each
regular session of the Board and such
other times as may be required by
law all books and accounts pertaining
to the above Offices. and make report
of all receipts and earnings Of the of
flee and receipts Of previous earnings,
all moneys received not earnings OF
the office, and not paid out, and see
To the County Treasurer as required
by law
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
SEPTEMBER MEETING

~Elt' f.M DEN VI FL i-N''f
(a Fixing salaries and clerk hire
OF county officials to be elected III
November and filling bonds of County
Treasurer and County Collector.
thl Making annual appropriations
and county levy of tax.
jc) Approval Of Road and Bridge
leyes.
cd Fixing salary and election Oh
County Physician, County Attorney
and Town Physicians.
tel Selection of Grand Jurors O.
eacm for January, March, June and
October terms of Court following
(f) Preparation of Jury list and Sc
lection Of Petit Jurors,
(gl Report Of Superintendent OF
County Home,
fh) Unfinished business from the
June meeting.
ID Such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

examine all legal matters presented
to them and report their conclusions
to the Board.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

County Treasurer committee shall
annually meet and examine the books
and papers pertaining to the Office of
County Treasurer and report all re-
ceipts and disbursements and earn
ines of the Office, and expenses of the
same, and the amount of each special
fund and the various sources from
which it came and shall audit the
Treasurer's annual report at the De-
cember meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

INSURANCE COMMITTEE Shall
have charge of the placing of the in
surance on county property recon-
mend the amounts and companies,
and shall report at the September SEES
sion, giving companies, policy num-
Der, amount, date of policy and eX-
piration, premium, property covered
and name of agent, and shall collect
losses.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

(a) COMMITTEE ON PRINT.
ING. Shall examine all bids presented
for printing furnished the different
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

Committee on Court House and Jail
shall purchase all necessary supplies
and furniture for the court house and
jail, except that no supplies or furni-
ture costing more than $4,000 shall
he purchased without the consent of
the Board
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds shall have charge Of all nee
essary repairs and improvements on
public buildings and grounds. No re-
pairs or improvements costing over
$4,000 shall be made without the con-
sent of the Board.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

COMMITTEE ON ROADS AND
BRIDGES. Shall consider all peti.
tons relating to roads and bridges
and report their recommendations to
the Board. Any special committee
acting with Highway Commissioner
shall be required whenever advertis-
ing for bids for bridges to call for
bids for bridges constructed wholly
of concrete as we'll as combination
bridges, When any special commit
tee is appointed to act in conjunction
with Highway Commissioner, II they
shall, on receiving bids, find that the
town in question is not entitled to
county aid. the special committee
shall have no power to enter into
contract
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

HOUR OF MEETING. 1000 o'clock
in the morning shall be the standing
hour OF meeting each day, unless
otherwise ordered BY a majority vote
Of the Board. except the first day Of
each session, which shall b. 90
O'Clock =. NJ
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

(a) THE MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Shall have the control, management,
supervision and care OF Shabbona
Park--purchased by the County Of La
Sale, on Indian Creek in Freedom
Township, and cooperate and consult
with the corporation known, as the
La Sale County Memorial Associa-
ton in the management OF said prop.
erty. Said committee shall also see
that the grave OF William Reddick
and Lot q In Block l. in Ottawa Ave.
nue. Cemetery. upon which the grave
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

(a) COMMITTEE ON STATE
RITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Shall cause to be prepared and
kept a book showing names of
all persons committed to any institu-
tcn which are a county charge, show
ing names, when committed, by
whom, to what institution. monthly
or yearly charge, and time up to
which tho same is paid, shall audit
all claims from such institutions,
They shall advise with the County
Judges as to what institution he shall
commit dependent and delinquent
children, and in case they shall des-
enate to the County Judge institu-
lions to which he shall commit such
children, the county will pay no
charges except from institutions so
designated by them.
(b) Such committee shall have
power to enter into contract with any
Charitable Institution which they may
select to take delinquent or depend.
ent children at a charge not to ex
coed $4,000 in all to the county.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

(W COMMITTEE ON PAUPER
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

THE COMMITTEE ON ABATE.
MENTS. Shall investigate all mat.
ters referred to them pertaining to
the abatement and reduction OF taxes
and assessments.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

MEMBERS ENTITLED TO SPEAK.
No member shall speak more than
twice on the same question without
leave OF the Board and shall not oc.
cupy more than ten minutes the first
time nor more than Ave minutes the
second time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
RULES.


The Board OF Supervisors will con
vene at zoo O'Clock p VI on
Second Monday in June statutory
Second Tuesday in Sept. Statutory
Second Tuesday in Dec fAdjourned)
Second Tuesday in Mar (Adjourned)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

THE COMMITTEE ON MINES
AND MINING. Shall investigate all
matters presented to them and report
to the Board, and especially the re-
port Of the County Mine Inspector
which shall show all his official acts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

THE COMMITTEE ON TOWN
SHIP ORGANIZATION. Shall con-
slider all petitions relating to the
changing of township boundaries and
vacation of flats and the establish.
ment of polling places in the various
towns, and report their recommends
tons to the Board and arrange for
booths and boxes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-10

o. acquainted with these Council
Meats by taking this coupon to any
Grocer. These meats are delicate
economies-tablel luxuries-and pic
mic pleasures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
BOLSHEVIKI CONCENTRATE
TO SURROUND THE ALLIES

Archangcl. Thursday Jan. 3d.
The bolShcviki are concentrating a
considerable number of troops in
the territory between the Nologda
railway and the line OF the Vaga
river apparently with the object OF
either surrounding the allied col
ume this sector or, by cutting
through, to isolate the column to
the eastward on the Dvina. There
are numerous winter roads through
the swamps in this section and the
allied scouts report enemy rein
forcements arriving from the south
over several OF these roads.
An enemy force OF approximately
1000 men begun an attack at 3:l5
o'clock yesterday morning on the
British and Russian position west
OF Tarcscvo, with such violence
that the defense was obliged to
evacuate the village OF Alexieifs-
kaya.
One OF the allied airplanes flew
over Shrenkursk yesterday. 1t is
reported that the town had not
been burned as refugees had
stated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
TEXAS LEGISLATOR is
AFRAID OF RANGERS

Austin Texas, Jan, 3l.--Repre-
sentative ]. T. Canales, whose
charges OF lawlessness among the
state Rangers brought about adop-
ton OF a resolution to investigate
the Ranger force, sent word to the
speaker of the house yesterday that
he was afraid to come to the Capitol
on account OF the threatening atti-
tudc OF the rangers. The message
was brought bv the representatives
wife. Speaker Thomson warned the
Rangers that he would tolerate NO
intimidation of members of the
house. Rangers denied that they
had attempted to interfere with Ca.
males and volunteered to provide
him with bodyguard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
PLANS FOR LIFETIME
SOLDIERS INSURANCE
OUTLINED BY BUREAU
EVERY SERVICE MAN MAY
HOLD PERMANENT PRO
lection.

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Conditions
under which soldiers and sailors
now holding government life in,ur-
ance may convert these policies
within five yea INTO other forms
which can be ca. ed with the gov
ernment during their lifetime were
announced today by Col Henry
d. Lindsey OF the War Risk In
surance Bureau. Rates will be made
public soon and the new policies
will not be available until then.
There will be different kinds OF
insurancc-ordinary lie, 20 pay
ment life, 3O-payment lie, 2O-year
endowment, 30-year endowment
and endowment payable at the age
of 62. All policies will contain
clauses providing that in case OF
permanent total disability OF the
insured man the government will
"a D "a
AMI ,rcm;nm naymcnt. will cease
Tb;s an,nnn,. y;ytn,lI. to old ,oc
aons;o,i,o and di.ah;I;,y insurance
poJ ;ns,,ro. thot no man Who b,.
sorrod eon IN the army or n,vv need
o,or to des,;trtc II hc carrie.
I,o corornmcnt insurance
An 79noI;cy holders will nort;cioatc
:, J;r;doni. ,nd c,rn;nrs of oy,-
a. , no, .o,t iron, r,. insurance
irnd ,.,ll ao into dividend. Since
,Lo .o'o,,.6. ,r = ,,,;ll Lo invested :, ao,.
ornr,o,,t ,.o r,,r' socnr;t;os mo,t of w1;cA
,..Ii oo,. ~ tLa ne;ohLorbood of
, > P"' o'.a,t - :, .or,,;n char ,,er,
..u Pl' ~, NI,,,, I,.,, ~ d;,;Ionds 80 hc rc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
WILSON PLAINLY
WARNS AGAINST
PEACE OF LOOT

Paris, Ian. 5l.-Thc crisis in
the peace negotiations over
the disposition to be made over
Germany's colonies seems to
have passed momentarily, at
least. 1t is too early to say
that President Wilson's view
has prevailed in its entirety but
in American quarters there IS
confidence that a compromise
plan which has been accepted
in principle will be worked out
with details, which will be ac-
ceptable to the American view
point.
When the supeme council OF
peace conference meets today
it will have before it the very
plain statement made by Presi-
dent Wilson at Wednesdays
late session. So particular was
MIR. Wilson to have an exact
record made OF what he sad
that soon after entering the
meeting he summoned one OF
his personal stenographers and
kept him at his side during
the session.
What he said did not appear
in the official communique, nor
has it been disclosed with any
official authority, but it may
be stated that it was a very
clear re-affirmation OF the prin-
ciples for which the president
previously has contcnded. In
phrases stripped of diplomatic
niccties, it is said. Mr.. Wilson
told members OF the supreme
council he would not be party
to a division OF Germany's col
onial possessions among the
powers which now hold them
and then become party to a
league Of nations which, in ei-
iect, would guarantee their
title. There are infcrcnces that
the president even referred to a
peace OF "loot.'
The net result OF the past two
days of discussion on the col
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
SEVEN BULLET HOLES
THROUGH NEW SUIT
PEEVE A CHICAGOAN

Chicago, Jan, 3l.-While Sc
verino di Francisco stopped in
front OF hi, grocery to feed
his pet dog in the North Side
Italian district last night, two
men fired five shots each at
him. The grocer fell on his
face, policeman picked him up
senseless and he was taken to
a hospital.
There were two bullet holes
through his hat, two through
his vest and three through the
waist line Of his trousers.
Francisco was not even
scratched, but he was distress
ed over the perforation of his
clothing--a new suit, he said,
which had cost him SIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
SAYS PEACE CONGRESS
. IS A SEWING CIRCLE

Washington, Jan. Sl.-In urging
immediate naval expansion before
the house naval committee, which
votes tomorrow on the administra-
tons new building program, Ad-
miral Mayo, commander in chief of
the Atlantic fleet said:
"The League OF Nations is rapid
ly getting down to sewing circle
with no means of enforcement and
no international police force. Now is
the time to go the limit in expand
ing our navy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
LOUISIANA MOB HANGS
A CONVICTED NEGRO

Monroe, La. Jan. 3l.-Sampson
Smith, negro, convicted Thursday
Of murder, without capital punish
mcnt, late that night was taken
from the sheriff OF Caldwell parish
BY a mob and hanged tot a tree
near Columbia, about three miles
from here. The negro was convicted
OF the murder OF Blanchard Warner,
white man who was killed last
June,
The sheriff was endeayoring to
move Smith to another jail for safe
keeping when he was oyerpowcred
and the negro was taken from him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
ONE OKLAHOMA FIRM
SHIPPING SIX COTTON
CARGOES TO BELGIUM

New York Jan, Silt is report
ed on the cotton exchange today
that one Oklahoma firm with off
ces in New York was shipping five
or six cargoes OF cotton to Belgium
and that Is per cent OF the Belgium
mills were reported to resume op-
erations as soon as raw material
was received.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
News Print Matter Reopened

Washington, Jan, Sl.-At the re-
quest OF the attorney general, the
Federal Trade Commission has
agreed to reopen the news print
paper price agreement reached last
spring and has set Feb. II for a
preliminary hearing. The commits
sion stated today that the attorney
general had brought to its atten-
tion that newspaper publishers had
presented a claim that lowering
costs OF production entitled them to
a reduction OF prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-01
NAT GOODWIN DIES
ON EVE Of SIXTH
WEDDING VENTURE
FAMOUS MARRYING ACTOR
SUCCUMBS AT HOTEL
IN NEW YORK
ON THE STAGE AZ YEARS
Began Career as Newsboy Charac-
ter and Played Shakespearian
Roles and Was orld-Famous as
a Comedian-Recently Lost an
Eye Through Carelessness of
Employe.

New York, Jan. 3l.-Nat c Good
win, the actor, died at a hotel here
early today after brief illness. He
came to New York Monday from
Baltimore, where he had been play
ing. Death was due to a general
breakdown in health, following an
operation for the removal of his
right eye several months ago.
Born in Boston, Mass, July 25,
1857 Goodwin was familiar figure
on the American stage for many
years. He made his first appearance
in 1874, and subsequently played
leading roles in many successful
plays. both in the United States and
England.
Goodwin's histornic career was
said to date back to his schooldays
in an academy at Pennington,
Maine, where his ability at mimi
cry won him local renown After
brief periods at clcrkships in Boston
stores during which he read
Shakcspeaer and studied dramatic
art. he made his professional debut
a, ucwsboy in Law in New
York" at Boston in 1874. The fol-
lowing year found him at the ia
nous Tony Pastors in New York,
and from then until his death his
theatrical actiyitie, were marked
with almost uninterrupted sue
cesscs. both as star and as pro-
duccr. in America, England and
Australia.
Was About to Wed No. g
Goodwin was five times married
His first wife was Elizabeth Wealth
erby. a comedy actress, who died in
1881 A few year, later he mar
rcd Nellie Baker Pcase; 1886 Max
inc Elliott, with whom he appeared
in large repertoire OF plays, in
cluding several of Shakespcare's
subsequently Miss Edna Goodrich
Bessie Edna Stephens), who wa,
his leading woman for several
wears: and his most recent wife
was Margaret Moreland, now the
wife OF an army lieutenant
Goodwin's country home was al
Ocean Park, Santa Monica, Cal.
near Los Angeles The actor wa,
soon to have taken a sixth wife
Georgia Gardner, OF Los Angeles
who is playing in the company il
which Goodwin was starring at tn,
time OF his death, She came tC
New York a few days ago to ar.
range for his care here.
The removal Of Mr.. Goodwin}
eye was the result OF an error az
employee made several weeks agC
in preparing an cye-wash for tho
actor. Chloroiorm instead OF the
usual liquid was placed in the cui
and Goodwiu's eye was seriou
injured.
At the hotel here today it wa
stated that the actor suffered ;
Slight stroke OF apoplcxy lust be-
lore he died.
Goodwin's parent, live in Ro,
bury Mass where burial will TAX
place.