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Experts Hold That Society Has Right to Refuse Life to Defective Infant. CHICAGO, Nov. 20. A jury of Chicago physician decided Friday nitfht that society has the rU'ht to nfue life to a. baby born hopelessly defective. Dr. Henry J. HaisHdon vv.is exonerated from bl.imo for deliberately permitting the death of Hahy Bollin-K-er after deciding that tfi child, if allowed to live, would U .loricgied t a. life of misery and usfihjrWqtv--Yt't, whil'i coigjdetrly ' ffCit rating the physician, the, jj;iry ' dTd not agree with him in tiis jspecifir Hollinger civse, hxddin.c: that th fjollinger b-u 'was not iiiJici'ntly defective lu Justify condemnation to drath. The rlcM of pneifty to forfait the .life of a d"fctlve baby, although recosrnizeil ly the jury', carrier with it ,rfH?oinmeQdai.Iiia of great caxe in it.1 'exercise. The. rUjtK ahould not b exercised herc-afUvr, it is roeommend ed. on tho basis of oae physician'? .ludg-inenL There should be a consultation of phy.sictun. Thn, if th,e Judgment of on Is alfirmed by t' othrsf the baby should be permitted to die. Ver f 1 let, of 1 1 1 y s lei a ls. Following is the verdict: 1. We found f.l'cmi the evidnca presented and trcrm pü"Sionnl investigations that Aller Hollinger died froiy the effects of imperforate anus. 2. The essential malformations of the body of Allen Bollinger were imperforate anus, fusion of the two kidneys into one located on the left side, and with a single ureter; absence of the right external ear and externa1 auditory canal, and the defective development of the skin of the shoulder?, especially the right, causing ai apparent shortening of the neck. 3. The acquired pathological conditions were small extradural hemorrhages in the spinal canal. Small si: pleural hemorrhages, a discharge from the nose, and the coroner's physician reports an area of hemorrhages in the tianeter in the left sylvan fissure. 4. We believe that a prompt operation would have prolonged an saved the life of the child. 5. We find no evidence from tho physical defects that the child -voul have been mentally or morally defective. 6. Several of the physical defect' mlrht have been Improved by pla.ti operation. Coiix-Ienro Surs:eons fluide. 7. Wo believe that morally ethically a surgeon is fully within his rights in refusing to perform any operation which his conscience will not sanction. We find no reason to believe that the parents of 'Allen Bollinger were deprived of the privilege of consultation. 8. We recommend strongly that in nil doubtful cases? of this character. tt consultation of two or more surpcons of known reputation for skill, ethical statuHnsr and broad experience should 1ecld upon tn advisability or lnadvlsaMllty of operating measures. We believe that the physician's duty Is to relieve .suffering, and to save and prolong life. City attorneys durlnp the mornlnx hours had cone through the statute books carefully ami were convinced that Dr. Haiseiden was entirely within the province of the law. Hesioiiilllity on I'arents. The burden of responsibility in tho death of Baby Bollinprer is thus placed directly upon the shoulders of the parents, who according to the testimony of Dr. Clementina ervis. attending Mrs. Bollinger at the birth, "bes-ged" that the child be allowed to die A py of tho jury's verdict is to be sent for indorsement to the next meeting of the Chicago Medical society. Far-reaching results .ire expected from Friday's action. Physicians, the coroner and eugenists believe that a consulting board will be established in Chicago immediately upon recommendation of the local medical soclety nnd that similar bodies will be named In all other cities In the state, and eventually in other states. Legislation throughout the United States should follow, according to Coroner Hoffman. Tt is the most far-reaching event that has taken place in the world of science for decades, according to authorities. TO LEVY REPRISALS Germans Charge Horrible Atrocitio to Serbians. r.KKLIN. Nov. 20. The Cologne .rotte states that the German gov ernment will shortly begin levying re- , prjsals upon the Serbians unless me latter cease mistreating prisoners. "Horrible treatment is given German and Austro-Hum'arian prisoners by the Serbians.' says tue i.oiogm : t: . -rette "WounJrd and sick are thrown together indiscriminately in rattle curs. In Prokupli many prisoners whose lives could have been caved, died because the physicians did not treat them. Prisoners were robbed ; of their uniforms and put to work in ! Serbian ammunition factories. The; r It ül 1 1 lllll ir-' " .-v....... Mated prisoners with crushed arms ami legs. Horrible scones are described by liberated prisoners. KABUI SCIM-XHTKK DIRS. NF.W YORK. Nov. 20. 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i.r Theaters AT Tili: Al DITOKIl'M. On today's bill at tho Auditorium are a three part feature entitled "To Cherish and Protect." in which those yell known players Harry Morey, L Rogers Lytton and Bobby Connelly are appearing; When Appearances Deceive," a Kalem drama with Marguerite Courtot; "Beautiful Thoughts," a Vltagraph comedy with Mr. and Mrs. .Sidney, and the Sells weekly of current events Tomorrow's feature is a three part Vitagraph entitled "Anselo Lee." with Antonio Moreno ant! Naomi Childers in the leadim? roles. Old Mrs. Lee, a famous witch and fortune teller of the gypsy tribes, has a son, Anselo, a strapping handFme fellow, Gertrude, daughter of wealthy trs. Carlton, visits the prypsy cam) with a party of friends, meets Anselo, and is at one? fascinated by him. A charming romanco follows which, however, Is shadowed by strong objotions on both sides. Mrs. boo has read" In Gertrude's palm, that she will die young and Mrs. Charlton makes efforts to cure the prirl of her fascination becnuse of socitil barriers, Thoy arc finally separated and both are heart broken. Finally Anselo finds Gertrude again, hut she is very ill, and after a brief period of happiness she dies in his arms. Other pictures for tomorrow are "The Nit?M that Sophie Graduated," an Kssanay comedy; -The Iast Message." 41 Felis wild animal picture, and "A Family Picnic. 'ON TRIAL' No came of chance ever invented is as illusive as the theatrical bu.. ness, Fortunes are won on discards and lost on sure things. What is it that makes for success in playwriting? Himer I Beizenstein suplies the answer in his "On Trial." In it the traditions of the theater are violated, not only once but many times, yet in twenty-five years the American stage has not known a greater success. "On Trial" wins by its very daring. It is a noelty and its newness and freshness immediately stamped its author a genius whose first effort at play-writintr while those of older and more experienced men received but scant recognition. Tt is inevitable trim that "On tri.-il" will have many imiti.tors, but if their efforts are presented with the cleverness of Mr. Beizenstein's work, which leaves nothing to the imagination, th American dramatists will rise several ."u!gs on the ladder that spells success in the playwriting irame. "On Trial" will be presented at the Oliver for four days starting Thanksgiving matinee. AT Till' COLONIAL. "The Alternative" '.s k story that deals with two friends who are both desperately in love with May Van Buren, a woman of wealth and iueen of society. Woodhurn acci Jentallv dis.'overs one of May's millinery bills while waiting to propose to her. This convinces Woodhurn it is useless for him to thick of marrying her on hla present income. Pendleton proposes and is accepted. Later Woodhurn, bitter vvith disappointment, plans to ruin Pendleton financially. Tho bride helps unintentionally by extravagant demands. Woodhurn becomes a secret enemy of Pendleton on the stock exchange. Pendleton, on the verse of ruin, appeals to Woodhurn for a helping hand. The latter proposes that the two deal cards. Pendleton to have the morey if he wins. Woodhurn to have Pendleton's - ife if he wins. Woodhurn i suovrssful. But to tell you more would spoil tho story, which is an unusually good one. AT Tili: liASAIJ.r. Y:lcska Sur.it t will l soon on tho srroon at the TiP.illc today in :i sir Tart picture entitled. "The Soul of Hroadway". As th" tit I indicates this is a story of Now Vork life :ml MisSurntt h:is :i role that enables her to display an elaborate wardrobe of costlv irowns. She has been accredited with beincr one of tho lst dressed Monien on the American stace. Pronurent in the support is William K. Shay. Sunday's program copsjt.s of a dramatic novelty entitle!. 'The Miracle of Life". This is ; plea for motherhood and exposes the fahicv of race uicide. An excellent company including Margarita Fischer and Joseph F. Sinuleton will he sotn In the cast. AT TIIK OMVKH. La?! r.icrht was Gd Will niu'ht at this theater with the Oliver playrrs presenting "Our Ne-w MlnL'ter." This play is deeldely apropos to the charitable idei as tho minister preaches charity throughout the play. Thero will bo a popular price inatine this

' ' ' vi - 'x T '.V "AC- ; - ' " . - .1 V, - - ' i 4 v. v . of afternoon and the last performance will take place tonight. Starting with the matinee tomorrow, "The Price" will be presented This play was written by George Broadhurst who also wrote "Bought and Paid For," and "The Man of the Hour," and other gTeat successes. It is a punch play and was seen here once before with Miss Helen "Ware featured in the leading .cart. AT Till: OHPIIIXM. Final performances will be given at the Orpheum today of the musical comedy tabloid, entitled, "Tickets Pleaso". HcKinnintf Sunday a new vaudeville bill will be offered featuring Mme. Sumiko. the first Japaneso prima donna to be seen on thi3 vaudeville circuit, in a program of native and American s-ongs. She is assisted by four Japanese dancers. The cycling- McXuts. in a bicvclo act; Johnson and Day, in the "Butler and the Maid;" Jlason and Murray, comedians, and one other act completes the bill. AT Tili: STItAXn. The Strand theater is entertaining pood crowds with laughable comedy work and lively song numbers by the Perry and Janese Musioah Co. Today's bill is entitled. "The Colonel's Troubles," and it is lllled with many lauwhahle situations. A new bill will be offered on Sunrtny and attractive features will be added from time to time. CLARK SAYS "TOMMY ROT" Declares He Has Xo Intention to bo Democratic Hoiic Leader. WASHINGTON. Xov. 20. Speaker Champ Clark Friday afternoon characterized stories that he may become democratic leader of the house in order to take charge of the administration's national defense program as "tommy rot and poppy cock." The speaker declared that he has no such intentions. He said he may leave the speaker's chair on occasion in order to speak on certain measures hut that will be as far that way as he will go. "I have just came from a tour of the country," he said, "and I hud the people regarding the national defense matters very sensibly." Mr. Clark said that he intended introducing a bill that will provide for double the present attendance of bo the navy and army academies. He also declared himself strongly in favor of a one year enlistment in the army. He will go to Allentown, Pa.. Saturday to deliver a speech there at night. NAVY YARD TO GET WORK Authorized Ilattlolilps to he Built by Ciovernment. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Sec'y of the Navy Daniels Friday made it clear that he believes that the battleships authorized by the last congress will be built at government navy yards. Navy experts Friday completed examination of the hids submitted by private companies two days ago. AT of them amount to several hundred ! thousand dollars more than the 1. set by congress. The estimates o the navy yards all came under the i limit, which is $7,S0O,OOC. SF Y0ÜI APPETITE IS POOR DIGESTION BAD LIVER LAZY .BOWELS CLOGGED HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters will help Nature correct such conditions. Trv a bottle Thes- tiny CAPSULES are :;::zr to E:!san cf Copaita, Cibets cr uum ii MirAj 24 HOURS ths tzrt disea:es IthGut Inconvenience.

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NF.W YORK. Nov. 20. A Brooklyn song writer, Michael J. F. Fitzgerald, who wrote a song. "Pretty Dittle Indian Maid," using the white house romance as a basis, ha. received from Scc'y Tumulty a request that the som? be not published. While the name of Mrs:. Gait, the president's fiancee, is not mentioned, the reference in the fong is unmistakable because of the fact that Mrs. Halt is descendant from Pocahontas1 and because the Indian name for the president of the United States the "Big White Chief. Mr. Fitzgerald had .entered into negotiations with his x publishers, but they refused to publish the song without the consent of the president. In response to a letter sent to Washington this reply was1 received: "The White House, Washington, D. C. Oct. 19, nur. "My dear Sir: Beplyinc: to your letter of October lf the president asks to say -to you thru he would be very mtich obliged If the song to which you refer were not. published. Hg would be very much distressed if it were, I ant -sure you will fully understand and appreciate his position. "Rincerelv Yum "J. P. TUMULTY. "Secretary to the President. ENGINEER SCALQED In Uoiler Pit When Safety Xulw Mows Out. T.AFAVKTTK. Ind., Xov. 20. Karl ; Hock, years old, employed as an engineer at the Fowler hotel, was. j probably fatally scalded I ruiay while blowing out tho boiler. A safety valve blew out and Hock was down in a pit and was enveloped in steam and boiling water. His body was literally cooked. He is in a dying condition in a local hospital. Kidney Trouble Means Terrible Tortures Hundreds of sufferers from pains in the back and sides, bladder and urinary disorders, lumbago, rheumatism, dizziness, puffy swellings under the eyes or in the feet and ankles, nervousness, tired or worn-out or headachy feeling, don't seem to realize that the greater part of all sickness today can be avoided by keeping the kidneys -working properly. If you suffer from any of the many agonies that accompany weak, clogged-up or diseased kidneys you should not neplect yourself another day and run the risk of serious complications. Secure a package of f?olvax, the wonderful new kidney remedy which is very Inexpensive yet acts quickly and surely on the seat of the trouble. You'll be surprised how entirely different yon'll fel in a very short tin"V. It doesn't matter how long you have suffered, how old you are, or what you have use-d. The very principle of Solvax is such that it is practically Impossible to take it Into the human system without beneficial res ults. Solvax is pleasant to take, pives quick relief and ha.s been so uniformly successful that Wettlck's Original Cut Rato Medicine Storo will in futurc soli it under a positive Rnar.nteo of relief or refund the money. Xo other Kidney remedy ever had a large onnujrh prcentase of cures so that it could be sold in this manner. A guarantee like this speaks volumes for the merit of olvax. There is no time like tho present to do a thin? that ought to be done. If anyone has kidney trouble today is the best time to begin curing it. Advt. I ft ) "" n M 1 1 1 ' "" . . ? - - m NOW PLAYING Tlie Xt-iv Musical Comedy 'TicKirrs ili:asm" With Hilly Kent Written expressly fnr vamlovillo by Will 31. Housh, author of 'Tlie Xisht Clerk." A Company f '27). 3IostJy c;irls. SUNDAY 3IfR SU3ITK.O. Jaixuiee Prima Donna. TODAY "TO CHERISH AND -PROTECT' Three part Broadway feature with Harry Morey, L. Rogers Lytton and Bobby Connelly. "WHEN APPEARANCES DECEIVE" Kalem drama, featuring Marguerite Courtout. "BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS" Vitagraph comedy with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, i SELIG WEEKLY

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