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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

queen bee lays from three thousand eggs "A hours The man who will discover how queen bee with hen will have money enough buy automobile for himself and all his poor relatves.-Cordova Alaskan.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

With Sunday closing in Nome and the curtamen of saloon licenses Juneau looks though the temperance reomers about make organized assault Demon Rum stronghold this territory
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

Says the Valdez Commoner Had Wilson been school teacher the currency bill would have been passed There nothing brings lot of bg ovegon buckng boys time quicker than keeping them And when he began talk of not letting them have Christmas they the ghost and sed to be good
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

The high order of musical talent displayed the ladies entertain Wednesday evening pleasant surprise of p Also the kindly impulses which prompt the to devote time talents pleasure and of others to be greatly appreciated, they should be-
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

Mutton, slightly damaged-good dog feed-lOc pound Iditarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-02-07

Editor Thompson of the Fairbanks Nesner announced the last day year that he had off being Democra In the words of contemporary There trying Democratic newspaper when you have opposition easy Then too Democracy the thing today The administration
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
COUNTY is ORGANIZED

Mrs. J. T. Johnson, county chair
man for Audrain county, of the Mis-
souri, Equal Suffrage Association is
making a strenuous campaign to car
ry Audrain by large majority in favor
of Amendmena No. 13. She has ap-
pointed chairmen in each Of the
wards in Mexico and in the townships
of the county. These women will
make thorough canvass of their dis
trict in behalf of the equal suffrage
amendment Those who have appoint
ed are as follows Mexico, LIST ward
Mrs. w. w. Bolts; End, Mrs J c Mum
DIV: 3rd, Miss Carrie Sproul; 4th, Miss
M. v. Houston; North Salt River
Mrs. F. B. Cook; South Salt River
Mrs. Chas. Dean; Cuivre, Mrs. R. L
Afford; North Wilson, Mrs. Chas
Householder; South Wilson, Mrs. Ed
M Morris; Lin, Mrs. Frank Erisman
Sailing, Mrs R L. Barnes; Prairie, Mr.
Ed. Atchison, Loutre; Mrs J. W
Dowell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Provided Congress adjourns in
time, the Audrain County Roundup
will be opened with speech by the
Hon. Champ Clark, speaker of the
House of Representatives and Repre-
sentative in Congress from this dis
rict. In telegram of acceptance to
Fred Pitcher, president of the CONNER
cial Club, Mr.. Clark said" "of course,
there will be no politics in my
speech" However, he will review the
progress of the United States and
the state of Missouri. The appearance
Of Mr.. Clark at the opening of the
Round Up will be great attraction
as this will be his first speech in his
home district in several months. Citi-
zens from all parts of the county will,
no doubt, make an effort to hear him.
Two stenographers have been busy
for the past week at the office OF the
Audrain County Farm Bureau send
ing out invitations to the Audrain
farmers, inviting them to the Au-
drain County Round UP to be held in
Mexico Nov. 2, 8, A, 5, 6, Z and urg-
ing them to send displays for farm
products. The letters say there will
be at least three prizes offered for
the farm products exhibit the first
premium to be worth not less than
I S25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
ABOUT THE MAsoNS
Grand Master BOOr Told Some Inter
esting Facts.
No "a

In his annual address to the grand
lodge of Masons of Missouri, the re-
tiring grand master, Van f. Boor OF
Kansas City, had the following to
say of William M. Paxton of Platte
City who celebrated few months ago
his 95th birthday and his seventy-first
year as Mason;
"This grand old man has been, un-
til very recently, teacher, student,
scholar, author poet, lawyer, abstract
er of land titles. His brain is still
active He is the Oldest pioneer in that
part of the state known as the platte
Purchase" In an address on one occa-
sion he recalled many thrilling expe-
riences during war times that had
never before been related. He is very
fond of children, and his love for the
boys and girls of Platte City is sec
ond only to that of their parents"
Grand Master Boor gave these addi-
tional facts which will interest the
Masons of the state; There are 6l,5OC
Masons in Missouri The first Masonic
lodge in "Missouri Territory" was
chartered October 6, 1916. This grant
lodge was organized April 21, 1921.
This grand lodge has formally as
sembled ninety-four times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
THE DOLL PARADE

ROUND UP WEEK
One of the big features Of Round
Up Week, Nov. 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, will be
Doll Parade. There will be no long
march because the committee wants
every child in Mexico and Audrain
County, big enough to push doll
buggy, to be in the parade and pass
in review before the judges. There
will be a number of prizes. The plan
for distributing them will be an
nounced shortly.
The parade will likely take place
around the Square, late in the after
noon, and parents who desire to place
their children in the parade can do
so with perfect safety as horses and
vehicles will be kept away from that
part of the city where it will be held
Full particulars regarding it will be
published shortly.
A Jack oLantern parade is being
considered for one evening that week
Boys and girls both can en-
ter and the lantern must be made by
the person carrying it. There will b'
prizes for this event also, if it IL
held.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
MEXICO AUDRA COUNTY MISSOURI THURSDAY OCTOBER 2 1914

Most Important Thing in the Con-
struction of Dirt Roads, by E. X. Hu
len, Mexico.
Legume Crops and Soil Building.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov.
5.-R. S. Besse, Columbia, chair
man.
My Experience with Soy Beans
and Cowpeas, by VIM. H. Locke, Mex
leo; G. B. Moore, Vandalia; John
Mundy, Molino.
Soy Bean and Cow Pea Varieties
Grant Morthland, Molino.
My Experience with Alfalfa, by NJ.
A. Brown, Rush Hill; H. C. Hutch
ins, Benton City; VIM. J. Mason,
Mexico; VIM. Doeblin, Mexico; J.
G. Crawford, Moline.
How Grow Glover Profitably in
Audrain County, by j. Herman Gull
"N''
sweet clover hNpeflehsss' oy iheo
oeip' "eAieo'
/ DAIRY rrostam
i FNADA --Oairy anu r'uu'"'io''Ai
| Day.
9'oV-pairy 'uuelhe 'eihoi'''S-
t;o, ao,. I,,a4o1 H., IT Wan Nota
tloh' conducted py l. ah iNo'e.
ll'Vo--Lecture On "in1er va
tlohs lor pairy LOWS ny roi' y II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP
S. S. MEETING FRIDAY

The Salt River Township meeting
of the Audrain County Sunday School
Association will be held at the Meth
odist Church in Mexico, Friday even
ing Oct. %, at 1880 o'clock. G. M.
Fox. secretary of the Association
will preside at the meeting. short
talks will be made by the department
superintendents besides an address by
DR.. H. E. Tralle. All persons inter-
ested in Sunday School work are cor
daily invited to attend the meeting
The program follows'
7:30.-Music.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
Rev. S. W. Hayn.
Our Aim, c. M. Fox.
Short talks by department superin-
tendents
Elementary-Mrs Frank Dye.
secondary-Miss Mettie Patterson
Adults. P. Cunningham.
Teachers Training-Mrs. W. W
Bolts.
Home and Visitation-Mitehel
, White.
Missions-Dr. j. f. Flynt.
Temperance-Alex Carter.
The Duties of the Superintendent
| George Dean.
The Sunday School and the Child
Mrs. Frank McGee.
The Value of Story Telling
Teaching-Miss Josephine Wallace
| Spiritual Results with the Grade
Lessons-Mrs. Roy Ferris.
III The Sunday School and the Teel
age Pupil. B. Hawthorne.
II Sunday School and Men. W. NJ
lion.
| The Entire Field-Dr. Tralle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
Cotton Petticoat Is Back.

Chicago, H., Oct. 19.-Much of the
surplus cotton of the South will find
its way into the 1915 petticoats,
which will be of generous fullness,
according to bulletin issued by the
Fashion Art League of America. 1t
was sent to thousands of clubwomen
in the United States and urges
"American gowns for American won
en-"
"The lingerie or washable petticoat
which has been out of fashion for q
decade, is again to be in vogue ant
the wider skirt will succeed the pres
ent close-fitting skirt" says announc'
ment. "Both will prove acceptable fo
comfort and warmth and encourage
ment is given to wearing cotton petit
coats as a means Of vastly increasing
the consumption of cotton which ha
fallen off because of the war in Eu
rope"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
VISIT THE SCHOOLS

At the invitation of the Board OF
Education of Columbia, seven BUSH
ness men of that city visited the pub
lie schools and inspected the build
ings, teaching staff and equipment,
this week. The board plans to have
seven business men visit the schools
twice a week for number of weeks
until a majority of them knows some
thing about their schools This is a
splendid idea and might be tried with
success in Mexico to create a desire
among the fathers of school children
to visit the schools oftener
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
IIE FARMERS AND

8HE FARMERS AND
ROUND UP WEEK
FARMER" RUsK in sending out
y Is literature regarding the big Round
= p says:
''The Poultry Association will have
poultry show. There will be stall
On show, and a colt show on satur-
Nay. During the week there will be
h exhibit of entries made by boys IN
be corn growing contest, school ex-
libits, farm exhibits and Others
fhere will be a Baby Health Contest
bn November End, with special classes
or country babies. The program on
his day will be of special interest 10
Bill women. There will be rest rooms
s For women at the Elks' Club, Court
blouse and the Public Library.
a want to especially interest you
&in making "a farm products exhibit
realize that if you had known earlier'
that you could get together a better
exhibit, but everyone will have the
same chance, so l hope that you VIII
get up as good an exhibit as you can
and enter it in this contest. You may
4 aNar
A put into your exhibit anything ah'
everything that you produce on you
farm. 1t may include samples Q
cowpeas, soybeans, rape, clover "hea
oats corn, sorghum, pumpkins, mel
ons, potatoes, etc.
There will be at least three pre-
miums offered for this exhibit IN
4 first premium will be worth at lea'
$500.
eve want this exhibit brought
Monday, Nov 2nd, and it should e
main on exhibit until the close OF u
week.
Detailed announcements regardir
the program of the Round Up w
be published in the various newsp
pers and the complete program W
he out within the next two weeks ~
complete program is published in Il
Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

JUDGE ]. W. SMITH, President of
Dairy Association, wants all who
interested in this line of farm
ducts to be at the dairy meeting
the office of Ms Myers on the
Ith side of the Square Friday
ming October 2srd, as business of
,ortance will be transacted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

ION. E. w. STEPHENS of Colum-
Mo-, for the 18th time has been
ted president of the Baptist Gem
Association of Missouri. This is
igh honor, conferred on one of Mis-
lis most distinguished sons and
oval. industrious, and faithful
-ker for his church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
CLARK WILL BE HERE
If CONGRESS ADJOURNS


(: CHAMP CLARK'S
(: TELEGRAM TO
(: PRESIDENT PILCHER
/: Washington, d. C., Oct. 19.
Fred w. Pitcher,
Presidential Mexico Com
mercial Club.
1t will suit me exactly to speak
Il: at the Mexico Round Up Mon
day night, Nov. End. of course,
there will be no politics in my
speech, but l will discuss the pro-
gress of nation and state. All of
this, if Congress adiourns.
CHAMP CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Come to the Mexico and Audrain
County Pageant Thursday afternoon
and evening at 2 and 1880. Admis-
sion; adults so cents, children of
school age rs cents. Hardin campus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

At 10 a. m. Friday, Oct. %, there
will be meeting of all who are in
terested in dairy products at the Of
flee of N. S. Myers on the south side
of the Square. The object of this
meeting will be to organize cooper
ative company to establish a cream
ery to arrange to wholesale
ice cream; also to arrange to whole
sale and retail milk. All who are in
terested in this proposition should be
sure to attend this meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

zHE st. Louis Times, a strong Re
ican afternoon paper, yesterday
this editorial:
he country at this moment stands
bed Of experience at the national
tol. Senator Stone has this ex-
enee, coupled with as fine a line
Conversation as any man in public
now or at any other time.
u is too bad that the Senator be-
be to the party that has too much
ger for its own good. AS an in
tendent newspaper, The st. Louis
hes is able to see that an over
2elming majority is fatal to the eff
tiveness of any political organiza-
81. To much power all but wreck
] the Republican national organiza-
b, which thoroughly chastened, is
u sitting up and taking notice.
Next months election will in all
pbability cut down the brutal Dem
atic majority to normal proper
BIS. This being so, there will be
pm for effective work by the ex-
rienced, the suave, the conserva-
Ia Stone. He will work more effec-
s. ely with a narrow margin on his
le than with heady majority run
J hg wild.
The State Of Missouri has in its res
p for supporting Stone touch O.
Dme pride. The leadership in tn
hited States Senate is not to b.
eezed at, even by this Common
alth of many statesmen. Missour
bnts Stone to go back to the Sen
& for his ripe experience, for HI
Hue to the State, as well as Tn
tion, and for his conservatlv
rength at a time when sue
rength is needed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
Enter Babies Contest

All who intend to enter their chill
dren in the Better Babies contest,
Round Up Week, should communi-
cate with Mrs. R. d. Worrell at
once. Babies between the ages Of
six and forty months are eligible.
Each mother will receive her ehild's
score card.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

FHE Mexico Weekly Ledger issues
this week in order that
pattons may have all the news in
Etion to the liberal line Of fall and
Her advertising. Next weeks Week
ledger will have a larger supple
NJ and a much larger line of adver-
b. on account Of the big Round Up
BIZ. If you want good location in
u weeks Weekly you should get
h copy in as carly as possible. Do
wait until the last minute because
Hare going TO be crowded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

James Wigginton has bought his
partner, S. S. Roberts share in the
blacksmith and repair business, Mr..
Wiggington's place of business is
ON West Love street. He is a COM
petent blacksmith and has many
friends in this community. Mr.. Rob-
erts is undecided what he will do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

EyERY citizen knows his ability
subscribe toward any public enter
Be and it is taken for granted he
as much public spirit as any of
When man says he is not able
participate, that should settle the
tter with those who are soliciting
'scriptions. No attempt should be
be to drive people to contribute
h time or money. That's not the
,tico spirit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

AUDRA1N COUNTY will give her
.time Democratic majority at the
Eember election. We have a splen-
local ticket nominated and every
.noerat should assist in bringing
q fnll vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
sann For Rontlerpinp.

Abe Pryor, negro, was fined $500
and costs in the Police Court, Tuesday
afternoon, on the charge of bootleg
ging. Pryor was tried before jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
Cow Smile

Have you tried our Cow Smile?
You are sure missing something
good if you have not tried it. Buy a
sack at your grocers at once. Makes
fine mash for chickens.
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Kenneth Kennen and DR.. T. M. Mon
roe were up from Laddonia Wednes-
day. Mr.. Kennen went to Bowling
Green for the street fair in the after
noon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
ELECTRIC ROAD
FUND COMPLETED

The money for the extension of the
electric line north has been raised.
Chairman Roy Ferris, of the rail
road committee, informed Ledger
representative of this fact late We'd
nesday afternoon Work will start on
the extension at once and will be
pushed to an early completion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

One lot of Boys undersuits, good
value, sizes to 16 years, whole suit,
4Sc. d2w1
Ricketts, e. Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Range Demonstration Tonight
We will keep open each night this
week until $3.50. d2wl
L. Roy Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
hv q. II. Morthland. Moline.

by G. II. Morthland, Molino.
Selection of Seed Corn, by Theo.
Selb, Mexico, Missouri
The Preparation of Seed Bed for
Wheat, by Furman Parker, Laddonia,
Mo.
How Should We Rotate Crops? by
l.. b. Deaton, Laddonia, Mo.
Farm Pests And Their Control.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 3.
DR.. Lenord Haseman, chairman.
How the Army Worm Served My
Section, and What We Did Toward
Its Control, by F. B. Cook, Molino.
The Visitation of the Chinch Bug,
and Methods of Control, by ]. H.
Smoot, Thompson, and Justin White,
Mexico, Mo.
The Way the Hessian Fly Damaged
My Wheat, Mr.. Rip Pearson, Mexico
w. A. McMurtry and Frank Pierce
Benton City.
Some of the Damage Done by Or
chard Pests This Season, Edgar Kent
Sunday School Association Conference
TUESDAY MORNING, IL to 12.--
Lecture by Secy Sterling L Williams
of Liberty, Mo. Subject, 'The Sunday
School World in Action" Ws
TUESDAY AFTERNOON-2: zoo
Conference conducted by DR.. Tralle
Value of Story Telling and Teach
ing, by Miss Josephine Wallace.
Value of Sunday School Picnics, b,
S. e. Stratton, Benton City.
Getting Teachers, by L. B. Haw
thorne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Tow is the tim to drag tho roads.
saet. most any time is a good time
arag the roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

thorne.
The Church Members and the Sum
day School, by DR.. Bourne.
Sunday School Activities, by Sterl-
ing u. Williams, Liberty, Mo.
TUESDAY EVENING, 7:3O-Mrs.
Edna Day Hyde. The Problem of the
Daughter.
Sterling L. Williams, on "Winning,
Raising and Training the Boy.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON -
Conference conducted by DR.. H. E.
Tralle.
Teaching of Primary Pupils, by Miss
Anna Williams and Miss Harriet Wi
mans.
What | Got Out of the Chicago Con
vention, by Miss Ruth Cook, Molino.
My Problems as Teacher, by Mrs.
]. E. Durkee and Mrs. Henry Snede-
ker.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON Con-
ference conducted by DR. Tralle.
My Problems as a Superintendent,
by Joe Dye, Vandalia; J. c. DeLaporte
and A. B. Hale, Laddonia.
How l Have Built Up My Sunday
School, by Mayor Dry
What / learned at the Geneva Train
ing School, C M. Fox.
FRIDAY AFTERNooN-Sunday
School Association meets with the
Teachers Meeting, conducted by W,
Clyde Johnson, Audrain County
School Supt.
Breeders and Feeders Meeting.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, $3.50
Stock Judging Demonstration con-
Quoted by Prof. E. A. Trowbridge
Columbia, Mo.
11-12-Illustrated Lecture, Types
and Breeds of Live Stock, by Prof
E. A. Trowbridge, Columbia.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Hog Cholera Demonstration by DIR
]. W. Connaway, Columbia, Mo.
Meeting, conducted by E. A
Trowbridge.
How | Feed Western Sheep, by J
H. Starr, Centralia.
Some Experiences in Cattle Feed
ing, by Walter S. Boyd of Vandalia
and J. T. johnson, Mexico.
Value of Concentrates, and How
Use Them in Feeding, Chas. Clarl
Mexico, Mo.
Silage for Cattle Feeding, by j. {
, Crawford, Molino.
Some Experiences in Feeding
Mules, by Bob Buckner, Mexico, an
Alb. Harrison, Benton City.
Growing Hogs, by W. R. Thompso
Laddonia.
Value of Pure Breeding, by Ho
ace Mundy.
Breeding and Feeding for Mi
/, Production, by l. 7. Van Note.
The Advantage of the ORA
il Horse for Audrain County Farmer
by F. L. Crosby, Mexico.
How to Make Draft Horse Bree
ing Profitable on the Farm, by He
$, ry Kohl, Vandalia.
Some Show Ring Experience,
w. O. Smith, Thompson, Mo.
Some of the Breeders Problem
by Mr.. Porter, Vandalia, Mo.
2 Horticultural Meeting.
r. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
m o'cock.-Horticultural Meeting. u
Of cussions led by DR.. J. c. Whltten
Columbia, Mo.
n, Cultivation of the Orchard by
J. Mason, Mexico.
My Experience in Spraying by
gar Kent, Molino.
Al
I Pruning the Orchard, by Al 'a'
Marketing the Crop, by ..
Bell, Bexico.
Should the Fruit Be Graded,
Geo. Kunkel.
My Experience in Growing ST
berries, by Tom Donnelly and h
Hooton.
Good Roads Meeting.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, !
5-Ns Myers, Director. Hon. Fl
Bufum, chairman.
Road Dragging, Geo. A. Poll
Sturgeon; Fred Naysmith, Va
liza.
Bridges, ]. j. Wakefield, Mex
Culvcrts and Drainage, Chas'
Arnold, Mexico.
General Road Work, E. L. JONI
Mexico.
Problems of the Road Oversee
D. Parsons, Benton City. d. A.
Clark.
Problems of the Road Comml
r. P. Keith, Vandalia.
General Conditins of Road '
Alex Carter and Judge Bledso'
Mexico and Judge Beagles oil
ldonia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Perfectly good and clean 4s lb.
Flour sacks, cents apiece
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

.ENATOR JAMES A. REED will
u big audience when he speaks
nexico next Tuesday afternoon, oc-
!. 17th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22
DEPARTMENTAL PROGRAM.
Farmers Meeting.

MONDAY AFTERNOON at 2
o'clock. B. P. Smoot, Centralia chair
man. Lecture by S. M. Jordan, Farm
Adviser, Pettis County. Discussions Oh
the following subjects;
Practical Methods of Breeding Corn'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

Come to the Mexico and Audrain
County Pageant Thursday afternoon
and evening at and 1880. Admis-
sion: adults so cents, children OF
school age rs cents. Hardin campus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

D. Tanner sold J. G. Ford loS pu'
new corn this week for 6Oc bu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-22

]. E. Gillaspie of Columbia was in
Mexico Tuesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-23
SYNOPSIS.

The Watermelon and James. two
sramps. bantering each other regarding
their personal appearance, decide to
s. sH :SSSr' hs ish;s K. and uds s
Ias to who 10 the better looking. Water
msion discovers . young man bathing
!n lake and steals HE clothes. While
standing empty BY the roadside; General
drfv9 up IN q car. Assuming that his car
Hncs: watermelon hand him q card
bearing the name William Hargrave
lBatchelor. The general recosnisss the
n, Is: so e that Of you1E nan who br ys
days before. He invites him to dine with
them. Watermelon 10 introduced 10 Bart
lett Q big Wall street operator. and his
TO fa Il iovs Bsr,ists Who n' hss Been
keep the supposed broker with him for
xsst T HI wires r. wSs: so.D % h
broker. While chatting With Bniy. The
telegraph boy tips on Bartlett's message
60 Watermelon. Watermelon decides TO
auto trip: watermelon slips away. and
tells his hobo companions OF his adven-
ture and asks them to md Bachelor and
:ssst. on, With saPte sGsn snd ns
serted ,houss,. break in and spend the
night there. In. the morning Watermelon
discovers that the police are coming. The
party attempts to escape. but 10 stopped
By the officers who are hunting for
Batchelor's car. Watermelon, by a clever
russ. gets them out of trouble. Al Bart
lett had planned the party becomes lost.
They are arrested and hailed before
country Justice for speeding. Crossman.
Bartlett and the Watermelon arc robbed
Aiphonse. the seneraPs chauffeur. and
Bartlett's car are missing. The party
proceeds In the generals car. gets lost
again and runs out of gasoline.