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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27

and then see how the American League
hatters hit against that type OF pitching
approximately. the batting value Of
each man in the series. Secondly We
hh li, stuay the catchers and calculate
rect the attacking strength OF the OPP
posing club.
The value of Each Player in zis Posi-
ton
Then we must calculate what effect
the physical characteristics OF m
grounds themselves may have. for each
ktounds has It's own character The
snort helds In Philadelphia for i'm
stance. handicap some teams ana helm
others: But there IS another element
In Philadelphia and in some other
pitchers throw the ball IL Important
IN Philadelphia there IL a section 81
me neld seats on a line with the pitch
fans In that's ection take OFF their
coats, II u almost impossible for the
grounds the pitchers practice pitching
50 thet the ball seems 10 be coming al
the batter out OF a sign.
haNing nnally reached the value OF
each player as an Individual we must
hEure his value In this series in his no.
sition, Iy Cobb, for Instance may be
a much greater player than Is Hub Per-
due; but In a ball game where Perdue
- pitching and Cobb playing outneld
Perdue Is much more important.
l have. after many years OF calcula-
ton. made up a table OF relative values
Of positions regardless OF men 4 CEN
ternelder, on defensive play Is only
worth 5-l0 In 100. whereas the pitcher
~ worth - IN 100. The table is based
upon the chances 10 do good or harm
Putting down all these figures. We re-
duce them 70 the value OF the man "A
an OFFENSIVE player. as "a defensive
player, his value 10 his team In the reg
ular season. and. finally 10 his value In
THIS series After calculating the value
OF each man. we simply add and divide
two teams
The Dopo's ultimate Limit.
After that We have only reached the
conclusion that one team or the other
4 the better and; therefore. should win
the series. But I'm going 70 carry YOU
further. am going to- take each
pitcher and calculate how many hts
and runs the opposing team should
guess which pitchers the manages
VIII use IN each game. we'll have the
WEI ~
That Is what I have done with these
two teams In fact. have figured four
teams-iioston Red SoN against Rosfon
and philadelphia Nationals. Detroit
against Braves and Phlllies phiIfies
against Red SoN and Detroit. and Braves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-27
DOPING OUT The Big BASEBALL
DERBY WITH HUGH S. FULLERTON
Inc Tame" Most FAMOUS DPe Takes the Fans the Tells
n Teams sin His Dali ARTICLES

team In 154-game series is 1871 How
much. more or less. is he worth In "A
worlds series?
To md this you must study the OPP
posing pitchers Because OF his scrap
py. determined, aggressive play. his
courage and brains. Evers is worth
more in worlds series than in a reg
ular season game He is on edge.
Besides. he has had experience in
four worlds series. But. TO learn his
real value, YOU must study the pitch
ers that are 10 oppose him. Suppose.
Tor Illustration, Evers were batting
against Dauss. Dubuc and Covaleskie
IN hve games, "Covey" pitching two
His offensive strength would be fg-
ured at S2S, because Covaleskie and
Dauss would make trouble for him.
suppose he should bat four games
gainst Alexander. which is impos-
slole. His batting strength would be
reduced TO about 225.
Doping Out the worlds Series Mating.
TO dope worlds series properlV
one must know ali about the PLAYERS
one must learn from their fellow play
nerve they are in. There are some
under the heaviest strain. Hsrsog' Tor
OF third-base play ever seer A in ' o9a
worlds series. playing 80 points above
Wnht We inquired, and az that we gave
MN eredit for being one OF the gamest
money players in the business In
another series. shecksrd OF Chicago
Vas so unnerved BY excitement ana
anxiety and the misguided attentions
o. friends that he was little bett~r
thsn bushor In the series
we must add TO, or deduct from the
seasons value OF each player in pro-
portion 70 his condition Of body ana
nlnd. MS experience IN series. his ike
mood OF breaking under the strain or
improving on his regular work bv RS
lnE 70 The emergency. and one must
study most carefully OF all the condi-
ion OF the pitchers
one OF the most Important reatures
OF doping worlds series a. the study
81 me Kind OF pitching each batter hits
ENers ls $50 hitter against MAYER.
Tor Instance. and q 100 hitter aFafnst
Alexander. Fourier hits Walter John
many worse pitchers.
We cannot tell from the statistics At
hand how the batters Of these teams
win hit the pitchers or the Opposing
teams. To get 20 this. we must pick
out American League pitchers who re-
semble In methods the National League
pitchers who are engaged iu the series.
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MARTINS FERRY
A. C. ORGANIZED
OEEICruu WEur rrrcTwn avn
hTc. Fon Tran WILL BE
SOLD
Flaming 20 Meet All Fast Amateur ana
SEMI Prof eEEiQnal EIeVaua-Wfu
Fraotica tuesday.

Al 81 meeIIrE of tha football fans nrH
In maritime Ffrrt Yesterday Afternoon.
fI n.N 'NI.tii1u o. De- known 1r fnH Me-.
lirH INIIN AInirfI. Association WAS
formed The foIinuinF Officers wer.
larry. y F Mul.ausF treasurer eer.
naf0f -nnmfrH. captain aud coach
HAIRY rlouurL and MANAGER AT Unu.
IfN. The committee In charge OF fFr aafr.
IuF ~ stock VIII make n canvass of be-
GUY tnie week lnd uu doubt Will De- HHIs
20 dispose uf large amour.
ne fHWra VIII De- PLAYED nn ffl
lsfaguf uark on sunday sffrrnnnra ara
some 70 tnc strongest irHma DOB fne .aI.
~ WIZ tc tfoigIf tu tho Trrrr Tha
season VIII uuru SUNDAY. October DO
WIN either fnn IIttrhurrn team coached
nr Ilr Harry auallry or tho Canton team.
90 fhFIr opponents
Coach D.oonnel hns called o. rrsrffa.
Tor TUESDAY eveninr ana Hu fE. Iarf
u ears players and any VINO Wish fa fr.
olf for position un the team. arr r.
gleeied io meet at the soumtr roni
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AMERICAN
Yesterday's Results.
Clubs. not scheduled.
TodAy'u GameH.
St Louis at Boston.
Cleveland az New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit az Washington.
QUAKERS AND
RED SOX TO WIN
LArTER HAS RAG PRACTICALLY
cINCHED AND FORMER Is
ON EASY STREET
ned Seq Must Lose Seven Out OF Ten
Ph1l1ies Need TO win Three Games.

NEW YORK. Sept 26-With less
tnan Two weeks OF the season remaining.
have assumed such shape that base
hall enthusiasts who wish 10 witness all
the games OF the coming worlds series
train schedule between Philadelphia ana
Boston. Alexander Of the Philadelphia
Nationals, and Shore Of the Boston AM
assigned By the prophetic writer's OF the
sporting columns To pitcn the opening
game FOR their respective teams.
The Detroits cannot win the American
their remaining games while the Red
Sox are dropping seven out OF the ten
OF these figures show how slim Is the
probability OF any upset. The phillies
have only TO capture three Of the nine
TO place themselves In the leagues prem
Ter position At the seasons end
Their series with Boston and Brook
IN stili remain 60 be played, but
De worried about the outcome % these
games. which might have decided the
raee had the ouakers made poorer
Braves ana supsrbas.
Boston and Brooklyn are the com
tional league. with the chances favor
ing the Braves
speculation on the outcome Of the
wor "a series D. being INDUCED in al "A
lively rate. Whether Alexander viii be
able to stand the strain OF hearing the
major burden OF the tWirling assignment
Tor his team d. moot question sun
rorters Of the Phillies chances are count
ing on Chalmers % help out with a. least
one victory while Mayer and possibly
HiNey are figured 90 be In "a posftion
70 stand IN the breach should one be cre-
atcd by fall down % either OF the stel-
lar selections. Luderus and Cravath
are the hitters upon whom Moran Is resi- 81
ing his confidence TO offset the effort =
OF such men as Speaker. Hooper and the
olner sluggers" Of the Boston comhi-
Hold the PhilissL
Baseball fans who place their conf
uence in the Red SoN point to the prob
ability that Shore. Foster and Leonard.
the probable Boston starters in TIE boy.
VIII De able 20 hold the PHILADELPHIA
men well in check while their teamunts I
are pIivcrizing the delivery Of the Ona-
ker boNmen. Alexander. admittedly the
king % present DAY pitchers looms un
as the big factor lu the series Do the
participants are the clubs which now
seem the well nigh inevitable contender
lpon his ability Co win the games I'm
which Dc is started depends in the opin-
len OF the great majority % baseball
observers the chances Of the phuUes
Tor bringing the worlds title 60 the
CITY which thnY REPRESENT.
the Federal league race. near a. DO be-
20 close Dr. sfIll an open one between
Pittsburgh. Chicago and So Louis which
are closely punched. with the chances
now In the lead. Newark and kansas
Ilif are lighting DO orf for tho other
firet division place. Buffalo. Rru1tftn
ana baltimore can hardly finish other
tnau in the order given toward the foot
Of the column.
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r-Rltted for IT, Wagner IN seventh
Wagner out FOR passing precedir~
runner
SUMMARY.
Two base hits: Barney. Kelly.
First on balls. on Kelly. q Neuhardt.
struck out. - Kelly O. Pracht Il:
Double plays. smith Co Prysock to r..
Dunn. r.
Wnd pitches. Costello and Neuhardt.
Hit hF pitcher Er prarht Manurr
hItF on frarHf. 3 fu four innings.
"n tloatelln. in two innings: On Neu-
nardt ln four innings
Imulrr james
Time OF same. $50
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TIE GAME
Nyal AZ All-stsr Teams Play No Doot-
zion oams a. Forty seventh
street Yesterday.

Ihe game between ths NyaIs ana All.
STARS played Tor the benefit OF Bsrar
1Nrl Jaeger on the Forfg-afgrnfb
street grounds yesterday ended in fba
NIih inning after the All-stars had
'nfen fhrrn runs. making the scor. :
runs ln The nrst inning After thai
We' could d. nothing with Horcrron'r
nfIl 'erf Ihe three runs Boo the fffH
tnninE ecrr the results Of r. scratch hid
hb Gardner n nit better and i home
fun to rilnf nrId ny perIev
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IlNClNNATl O. Sept 26.-In a T.
inning battle Cincinnati defeated Brook .
IN TO-DAY Z TO } and by doing 80 moved
INTO the nrst division The locals took
an early lead making two runs in the
Stcohd ana one IN the sixth The VISIT
- were unable 70 score until the eighth
Mhen Two singles and n sacrifice Melted
,hem one run. n the ninth they tied
tue score on a single. a triple. a stolen
base and McCarty's single In fbe
tMshlh- Win one out. HerzoF doubled
end took third on Meyers error PET
~ men passed the next two batters
and Groh singled bringing in tn Win
ming run. Score.
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PIRATES BEAT
LOCAL PLAYERS
WIN M scoRE or ~ TO 1
Faeksd Nine Handicapped by Lack OF
Team Work-Wagner Fills OLD
Position al RhorA


Position az Short
The Pittsburgh National Learue tam,
Sesterday defeated picked local team.
on league park by the score OF IL 10
l. Until the fourth inning IL was a
close. aud at times. exciting game hut
way game FOR the lea er9NTa a N~ tss,-
scored almost at will. The feature Of
ne afternoon was the playing OF
for viox in the Pittsburgh half OF thet
inning and played the last half OF the
ter making a single. stole second and
scored from second ON Murphy's single
70 right Held He is perhaps 10 years
"id an9 ~ rather small for his age
Pracht started the game for the locals
and held the Pirates 10 four scsttercd
hits and two runs during that time.
seven hits and six runs during the next
two frames. Neuhardt went in 10 pitch
Tour runs IN the remaining three frames
Wagner Hit by Bail
ti nSsns wagner was hit in the side BY a
seventh inning. and McAuley PLAYED
short during the remainder OF the game.
light shower After the second i nnins
the weather man held up until the last
sst and the last inning was played IN a
heavy rain.
The only run scored b. the local
Neuhsrdt was safe on Baira's err nsn
When the third baseman threw tne nan
GILES brought him homo with a single
to right
The local representatives were con-
slderably handicapped owing to the fact
mat IN was their FIRST appearance on
the same team. These PLAYERS all plav
mines. but their lack OF team work
proved costly 10 them yesterday
IN the nftn Hinchmsn and Wagner
pulled one or their funny plays Hinch-.
man singled after two We're out Wae-
uer followed with another base hit
hlncnmau rounded second. passed third
and started for home. The ball was
thrown 10 stump al third and while the
locals gathered In between third and
home 20 run down the Pirate rfebr
fielder. Wagner circlcd the bases passed
third and came home while thev we're
still chasing Hinchman. These and
other funny stunts pulled OF bv fhe
National leaguers helped break the
monotony OF the Pirate scoring.
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Dave Says:

Dave says:
Don't smother your per-
'Sonality in common Clothes.
Assert your individuality by
wearing clothing that suits
your personality = clothing
that's made according to the
Twentieth Century Idea. The
"kRAUS MADE" STAND
ARD stands for all that is
CORRECT, NEW, STYLISH
the kind of Clothing men
and young men want to wear.
Good Clothes don't just hap
pen. They are the result of
concentrated effort brought
about by the maker TO build up
and hold peoples patronage,
and from only such makers do
We purchase our Clothing.
See our Suits and OvercoatS
SIS to $50.
Weather for today: Rain.
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GIANTS LOSE

So LOUIS. Sept z6-Sew York
season here today to 2 Amcs heid
thc visitors 20 six hits and fannSd tbe
.aHl thtee batters In the ninth I'M the
w ~ INNING stroud was reached for three
Flneles ana triple which gave Sd
Louis three runs: Score.
NeW YORK cocoon "A
81 Louis 500 % o - p
hatieries. stroud. pcrritt pnlmero
and Myers. Amcs ana SNYDER
Wo base hit Mcrflc Three base hif.
Mlllrr stolen bases Bethel Huggins
-, flhce mite NeckCr. Miller Has. on
nt iiH ifritt. |. palmero. 2 struck
"ut. stroud. I Permit. ]. Palmero. ..
Ames, .. impircs. Orth aud byron.
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ono uut whom rain stopped the rnntr
il.mr run lnrIrN. Three haaa hIfa
nii' lioutE % Miler Iockum afrurF
.NI Joy NnE.rann. O. hV NIrrIou b.
on balIr"0ff Robertson q 0ff
hiEfInH 1900 hN pitched haII.Wnr.
efa0u. cooper and a MIIirr1 81
hlfei1u. ? Gardner Woich. faruel
alflNrn hiiaH. l4arue COOPER stolen
pafra -fIif Melch. hounds tgl. Zen.
n ~ ~ on haae9 AIl-stara. 4. Nvafs.
mnlre4HIlrY.
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o v. A A srEETIEo


"A mccflng of She ohio Valley Athiefi.
Assn.i1flgn was hold SATURDAY. eNanlnr
fi 'NN 1T. Ut n. a Professors ard teach.
.H from eleven schools in fhr raanrf1 .
ngn were in Attendance. Prof ~ IA.
monitor. uf fnn local school una
i.I.fIfO vas chosen nH permanent sees
.rf1rl and frrnrurer Prof auV Peoples
II 'lnun. nnd Prof Hophcr %
mcmNorH ~ the executive confrnffar.
FoNnu.ng the meeting John q fIrnrf.
r. rrftafr RI Che association. tnn1urfrf
ne mcwhere in the dining roonl 81 the
N. a. A
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to $50.

s Ssainst hed SoN and Detroit: and at
nsure brooklyn into the mess some
WorA Wen. YES. so I'm letting you feI-
after u - over end tell me now ,sr,n-
! vas or how right Just take vour M.
We pencil and wen start fleurinr the
Hrst basemen, and see whether 81 nor
our statistics agree Wen start fou,or-
row with the hrst basemen.
Copyright 1915. By the Wheeler syn
dicate IncD
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Cincinnati. 4: brooklyn. 3
81; Louis, 3; New York. ?.
fhiladel phia Chicago rain
Boston Pitts burgh. not scheduled
IL Innings
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s., Two base hits-OMsra go. Crob
MoliWitz. Rodgers. HcrzoF Three base
'setz. Ncyers. Sacrifice hits-Daubert
terNoE WtnEo. OMara. Grifntb Eases
IN bails-fteffer. s. Struck Out-Pfsf-
Eason. e''' anu
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REDS
pEFEAT sUPBRBAs M A TWELVE
HnfNQ CONTEST ny THE
SCORE or 4 TO 3

supSreaa Tie IN the ninth But Lose in
TWelfth--Cardinals Defeat oianta
QUAKER Game Postponsd-
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Mary Fun stomach. an Indian ri-I
nas accepted a government JOB n
Washington. u. g.
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Cincinnati at Chicago.
Othcr clubs. not scheduled.
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FEDERALS


Yesterdays Results.
~. sas city. .; Baitimora.
"a imore. 3. kansas city. g
Louis. :. Buffalo.
ST Louis. b. buffalo. o.
Newark-Chicago rain.
FIRST game sssccond game.
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Buffalo at ST Louis
hruoki1n az Chicago 90.
Baltimore az Kansas CITY.
Newark az Pittsburgh
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Cncinni

Ione out when winn 1I ~ r, ~ ..o-,a
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22
Riverside News

Last upright in the Whitaker tower was put in place yesterday. The slide will be completed by Saturday. on Sunday the great act will be seen for the first time in Phoenix For pure. unadulterated foolhardedness its equal does not exist. The wonder is that the man is still alive to perform the act The Whittakers come here from Memphis. Tenn and go from here direct to the exposition at San Francisco.
 Complete change of program in the movie theater tonight. Nitagraph drama. "A Wireless Rescue" Selig comedy. "The Millionaire Cabby" and the Essanay dram. The Mystery of the Silent Death" Every picture is a first run and every picture is good
 Special clerks dance in the pa villion tonight Contests and lucky dances Handsome prizes. Jack Ab- bott's orchestra Real novelties
 Swimming in the alabaster pool. morning. noon and night in water that is heated to a. temperature that is just what the public likes. The swimming pool at Riverside is not only the most attractive but the most sanitary swimming pool in the south west
 Table hote dinner in the cool open air restaurant Excellent cooking splendid food. moderate prices.
 It is always cool at Riverside and MaxweH's jitneys carry you to and fro cooly and comfortably.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22
NEWS OF THE COPPER
 CAMP BALL PLAyEES
Bv Tom Tomlinson

old hard luck is on the trail of Dor sevs smelterites. With his star out fielder Chict Bender out of the game for two months with broken leg and third baseman Slug Lorensen laid up with a sprained ankle. his lineup Is seriously weakened.
 Gibson and his followers of the Hay den Nlillers are searching for the "Jmx." When his pitchers go good. the fielding machinery slips and when his club plies up the runs his pitchers blow up.
 Herbert Hester surprised the fans at Ray with his sensational work around second bag The Ray team looks fifty per cent better with Herb at the wheel.
 Superior almost has ball team. Pitcher Crespi is conner and if he had a ball club behind him would look good. -trsa4
 We wonder how long McGilvary's leather lungs will hold up without lu- bricatiou He delighted the fans with that big league stuff ball tuh,"
 Johnnie Pendleton was sent in as a pinch hitter in Sundays game at Ray but was removed on account of not being garbed in the official club uni form. During the squabble that fol- lowed he slipped into the club house GOT under the grand stand) and chang ed uniforms. He then landed on Red" Toner for two bases.
 
 Red" pitched the brand of ball that would win any ordinary game but his teammates blew up. only one e1rn- ed run was made off of him while Ray scored seven runs on errors.
 The only players who did not make errors were on the bench
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22
The Jewel From the Heavens


 The Diamond from the Sky" serial drew large crowds all day yesterday to the Lion theater. The serial is growing in popularity The escapades that have been encountered so far by those interested in the great jewel that fell from the sky in meteor and then became an heirloom, are of the most thrilling and interesting sort This week still more of them are encoun- tered. That the imagination of the author Roy l.. McCardell was taxed to the limit in Scheming more adven- lures for the heirs to go through is generally admitted. This time the jew el changes hands again. It must be seen though. to be appreciated. There are four other reels at the Lion to- day. one of which, a Thanhouser com edy is especially good, while the two reel Majestic "The Burned Hand" is filled with snap and action. On Fri day and Saturday. "The Failure" one Of the best pieces in which capable John Emerson has so far been seen will be the feature aided by a Key stone comedy.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22
l ADJUSTMENTS I JIMMY LEE CHAMPION
 FAMILY MAN, HONEST

Pretty nearly everybody has heard there may be few who have not Now. Nat Goodwin and De Wolf Hop per are about tied for the matri- monial record of the American stage and. until recently. it was supposed that Eddie Foy had a healthy lead in the lusty family record; but along comes Jimmy Lee and disputes his claim to the title. If Foy has seven kids so have l." says Jimmy. and if they all act with him, mine all act with me. and right here in Phoe- nix, too. How about that?" As long himself we will have to allow James P. to get all that is coming to him on the subject. Be that as it may, as our friend George Munroe would say Jimmy, his family. relatives and friends who comprise the Lee Musical Stock Co. at the Coliseum will be on deck with a brand new show tonight. Safety First" is the title-and many a true word is spoken from the chest. Safety First" is equipped with all the modern Improvements, new cos tunes, new stage settings. new musi- cal numbers and NEW JOKES HONEST Jimmy Lee says so himself and the last two weeks have demonstrated that what Jimmy says goes. If you don't believe it take a trip to the Coliseum any evening and have it proved. He and his company
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22

Shooting in the U. $. for 1914 pages 105-10S
 COACHING: Coaching will be allowed by an official coach during the pro- gress of the match. MATCH, WHEN SHOT: The club will shoot on home range and select it's own time any day between July Is and 31 inclusive The entire match must be shot on one day. SCORING: The official scoring will he done in the office of the N. R. A. No shots outside the three rings will he counted.
 SUPERVISION: The match will be shot under the supervision of an EX- ecutive Officer assisted by a Range officer the former appointed by the N. R. A. and not a member of the club competing.
 ENTRANCE FEE: $1e.00 per team; only one team allowed to club. PRIZES: To the team making the highest score will go the National Trophy presented by the War De- pertinent to be held for one year or until the next competition; silver medals to members of the team and a certificate of victory to the club. To the second team, ten bronze med als.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-22
A Plaza Thriller

Manager Cavaness has secured an other of those thrillers SO dear to the hearts of his patrons for today's pro gram. It is The Adopted Daughter" and tells a thrilling and dramatic story of romance, and allows Miss Ethel Grandis to appear in the double role of society woman and a girl of the slums. It deals with the lives of two sisters. parted in babyhood and fills two reels with heart quick ening action. A two reel western drama and two excellent comedies complete the bill.
 Sunday brings the great five reel western feature The Three of Us"