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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
SIDNEY

LAkESHORE-A large number was
present at the regular meeting of Sid
ney Grange on Thursday evening. MAY
90. The lecturer presented a splendid
program consisting Of songs. readings.
duets. stories, etc. A large number u
applicatio was presented.
S. A. Philbrook was in Waterville on
business Wednesday.
Prof Franklin OF Colby college sup
piled the pulpit at the Free Baptist
church Sundsy. June .
Mrs. Susan Grimm Of the Quaker road
was calling on friends at Lakeshore
Thursday.
A. w. Bangs, Geo. Austin and others
were improving the Tillson cemetery
last Wednesday.
Mrs. (. L. Swift, who has been very
III for some days. is slightly improved in
health.
All the finishing touches have been
added 10 the buildings at Cedar Crest
and everything is in readiness for th1
large number Of boys which are 70 ar.
! rive the last Of June.
! The final figures for the town of Sid
ney's third Liberty Loan drive are now
in and amount TO s1i95o.
! H c. Hammont and family Of the
| Quaker road were Sunday callers a
Lakeshore.
Mrs. G. Z. Swift is confined 70 he:
bed with illness at this time.
At the last meeting Of Rural Lodge
F. and A. NJ. No. %. one candidate
was instructed in the First degree. Or
June will be a special meeting to con-
fer the Fellowcraft degree.
White Rose Chapter, Q. z. 6. held a
very interesting meeting on Saturday
evening. June I. at the next regular
meeting several candidates will he in
! structed in the mysteries of the order
and refreshments will be served at the
close.
A War Savings Stamp drive is soon 70
be started in Sidney and it is hoped that
every one will be in readiness Tor the
solicitors. It is now expected that the
same solicitors will be employed as in
the third Liberty Loan drive.
The next meeting of kennebec Pomo-
Ia VIII DS Win SluHtN OidnES Oh
Wednesday. June l.. Sidney Grange
will furnish the dinner and part of the
literary program.
Llewellyn Gray has been working at
the Tillson farm the past few days.
The selectmen were at their Office all
day Saturday, June l. The tax rate this
year is the highest in the history Of the
town. 033 mills.
: A Philbrook and T. W Longley
were callers Saturday on the Rive,
road Arthur Alexander Of Belgrade
and NJ /. Goodhue of Sidney werJ
| buying stock in town Thursday. Mr.
Alexander ships most OF his stock tC
| Brighton, Mass.
/ G. A. Tillon and son Harold wer:
| hauling fertilizer from Oakland OF
/ Saturday with two teams
| Mrs ]. f. Sarville and Mrs r. 5
! R7con were in Oakland on bushes,
Saturday.
! Miss Annie Field Of the Middle roaC
/ is passing q few days at the home y
! Nj and Mrs. c. l.. Swift al L.akeshore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
LIBERTY

G. NJ. Hurd and Miss Susan Conn were
business visitors in Belfast Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet motora.
to Belfast Thursday morning. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Geore4
Cram.
DR.. w, L. Cargill and G. H. Cargill Of
Pittsfield were auto callers in town
Memorial day. Their many friends
were glad to greet them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlton knovl,on and
little daughter Marion motored to Cam
den Thursday TO pass the day with Mrs
knowlton's sister, Miss Phyllis Owen
Dr. and Mrs. c. B. Holt went to Dix
mont Sunday to attend the funeral of
an aunt.
Mrs. Jessie Luce was in Portland Ia 81
week to attend the meeting of the GranI
Chapter, Q. E. s. She was accomusnted
BY her aunt, Mrs. o. W. Ripley. of
South Montville.
Inc entertainment at Sanford's hal,
Wednesday evening given by the nuni,s
OF Liberty High school was largely at
tended the hall being filed. The exer-
cises were fine under the coaching .,
tneir teacher. Mrs. Newell, who h, :
oone most excellent work in the scboo,
the past year. At the close OF the ~
ercises the young people enjoyed dane.
ins TOT an hour, with music BY Young :
orchestra.
Inc Memorial exercises were held a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Jesse Gilbert has returned
home from visit with friends in
Chelsea.
Mrs. Minard Gray is visiting friends
in Portland
Weldon Keith of Boston is passing
lis vacation with his sister, Mrs. John
Sherman.
Leslie Damren and little daughter
Mabel Of Dover, y. H.. are visiting
her mother. Mrs. w. l.. Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pooler and Misses
Charlotte and Beatrice Of Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Hodgkins arG
son Harold Of Webster were visitors
Sunday at the home of John r. Hodg-
kins.
Mrs. Minerva Averill Is improving
after long illness and hopes to ne
able to return to her home in Jeffer-
son during the summer months.
Mrs. Rena Thomas is stopping 4
few weeks with Lendall Aver Of Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne
Wednesday in Under Suspicion"
a Bio Feature

A big Metro picture starring Fran
els Y. Bushman and Beverly Bayne is
the feature attraction Of today's
splendid program at the Colonial.
Under Suspicion" is the latest and
best picture of these two co-stars,
ably supported by strong cast. The
story deals with the adventures OF
Gerry Simpson Francis Bushnan).
young millionaire who has remained
heart whole in spite of the efforts of
fortune hunting parents and their
attractive daughters. At a musicale
he is delighted to meet Virginia
Blake (Beverly Bayne). reporter on
the Sentinel Suddenly there is a
commotion; burglars lave entered
the boudoir of Mrs. Wentworth while
the party is in progress and have
stolen her jewels.
A pet monkey. who plays promi-
nent part in the story. pulls button
from the coat of Gerry Simpson ana
thus duplicates him in the great rob-
berry. Virginia searches the apart
noents Of Gerry and finds the Jewels
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
ALBION

Lloyd Mcdonald is i'll with pneur1o-
MIA.
Miss Mildred Sennett has returned
70 Freedom to resume her duties as
teacher.
Llewellyn Robinson was the guest
Of his sister. Mrs, Z. A. Bessey. Mon
day.
Mrs. Grace Shatton and son Seth.
who have been passing several days
in Clinton, have returned TO her
mothers, Mrs. Lucretia Narneys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nixson and
sons. Wesley, Edwin and Carroll,
were Sunday callers at W. H. Met
calf's.
Linwood Abbott has returned from
a weeks visit with Augusta relatives
and friends.
Hollis Libby is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

for which a big reward has peen o1-
fered. The thieves retIiS and crap
pie with Virginia but she Is saved oy
the timely arrival of Gerry ana the
detectives. Nirginia's assahaht' r'os-
ers, escape but leaves IN her nano
button torn from his coat "nicn
leads to his arrest later. Rogers con-
fesses to the robberies. thus e1oner-
ating Gerry.
Virginia still has a contempt for
rich mems sons and Gerry. in her
eyes. is still guilty of being a mil
lionaire But Gerry buys the paper
and determines TO manage it himseiI
and finally obtains virginia's consent
TO their marriage. so all ends happily.
The staging of the fashionable
charity ball is one Of the largest ana
most elaborate interior settings ever
erected for a photoplay. 1t is a
replica of the best palace-type hotel
I in America. Over one hundred
couples in evening clothes danced in
these fashionable scenes. 1t is at
this charity ball that the great rob-
berry Of the Woolworth diamonds is
enacted with such gripping realism.
Lovers Of the Bushman- -Bayne
photo plays will never have a better
opportunity to see the King and
Queen" OF motion picture world
reach such great heights in picture
dramas as in Under Suspicion"
It is an intense story of love, ad-
venture and romance. Don't miss it.
| The plottings Of Germany within
our gates are shown In the Eagles
Eye" Episode No. s. by x-chief W.
J. Flynn of the L. S. Secret Service.
A staggering portrayal of the secret
warfare on America by the spy sys-
TEN of the Kaiser. Bc sure to see
this number.
Other important features of
Wednesdays program are a Pathe
Comedy and a Mutual Weekly. The
management is frank to say that
Wednesdays program will be as sat-
'isfying and pleasure giving as any
days bill in the "All Star Week
series
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
AUTOISTS MUST DRIVE
SLOWLY ON RINES HILL
City Marshal Tyler Calls Attention
to the Law and Notices Posted in
Accordance With II.

: City Marshal Tyler calls the at
tention Of some cf the drivers Of auto
mobiles who seem disposed 10 disre-
gard the cautionary notices that dle
posted at the approaches Of Rines
hill and TO drive their cars past those
places at rate Of speed that is not
only reckless but dangerous to the
life and safety Of people, both of pc
dcstrians and those in vehicles. both
automobile and horse drawn. For the
Information and guidance of all con-
cerned Section s of Chapter 1872 Of the
Public Laws Of 1911, as amended, is
here given:
Section s. Municipal officers Of
any city or town may designate places
; on any streets or ways therein. where
III their judgment by reason of cliffs.
cmDankmcnts or ether exceptional
national conditions the meeting Of
motor vehicles and horses or 9th er
animals would be attended with un-
usual danger by causing the words
automobiles go slow 10 be conSpicu
cusly displayed on sign Boards on the
right hand side Of each approach Of
such place not less than 10 feet dis
tant therefrOm. and no such motor
vehicle shall pass any such place so
designated at greater speed than
| FIVE miles and hour. and if horse
ridden or driven is met coming from
an opposite direction and signal from
, the person riding or driving such
| horse or other animal is made. the
driver of such motor vehicle sh3l
come to a stop as soon as possible.
! and allowing a reasonable time for
said horse or other animal TO pass,
and whenever travelling in same ii
rectiop. snail use rec soma BILE and prop
er care in passing said horse CT oth-
er animal"
! The penalty for the violation Of thn
/ above section or any If the five pre-
! Ceding sections is fine Of not les
I than s25 or more than $50 for second
! offense committed during any period
Of Il months. or by imprisonment of
a term not exceeding 10 days.
city Marshal Tyler also calls atten-
ton to the fact that in accordance
with the. law signs are displayed on
/ the approaches Of Rines hill on Gro"e
! street, Green street and on Rines nil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
When, How and Where Boys OF Il Must
Register

MUST REGISTER persons tctizens or ahens'
1897 inclusive
and enlisted Regular Army Navy ana
National Naval Militia Whhs ~
officers Corps ehisted
Enlisted Reserve while in active service
Wednesday. 5, between 4. NJ ana
Board having jurisdiction where
place
ed
HOW: Go in person June your registration place II
% e the
Of happen be. Have
certified Mail 1t the Local
permanently reside En-
envelope with registration
your Failure
inconvenience You
reach home
5. June and unable to
present yourself friend The
may depuize card.
IMPORTATION: are what do
register consult Local Board
REGIS TERING Failure register
for 1t
privileges immediate
military
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

the church Memorial day and were we'll
attended. people coming from Sears
mont. Montville, Palermo and other
. towns to listen to the address given by
Franklin r, Phillips of Watertown.
Mass. VINO has long been a favorite
here with the people as a speaker. The
church was elaborately decorated with
flags and flowers under the direction OF
Mrs. C. B. Holt. assisted by Mrs. George
Cram. Mrs. Inez Hartman and Mrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

The Cpny baseball team will 20 to
Waterville today TO try to avenge the
to defeat which was handed them
by the up-river boys on Williams
field. Soule or, possibly, McGouldrick
will pitch. Coach Thompson is reluc-
tant to use McGouldrick for this game
as lie is the teams sole dependence
for the game with Deerin, Academy
which will be played next Saturday
afternoon in this city. The Satur-
day game will be one of the two or
three big encounters of the year
Without question Deering has one Of
the fastest prep school teams in the
State and has the distinction Of hav-
ing defeated Westbroo k Seminary.
which won from kentS Hill. McGoul-
drick is a necessity for this game and
it is desirable that he be in the best
condition. and therefore ii is proba BILE
that Soule will pitch the entire Wa
terville game. In the party which
will go to Watervile this noon will
be Coach Thompson. Acting Manager
Colburn, Capt. Pierce, McGouldrick,
Soule, Hutchina, Davis, Taber, G.
Martin, 7. Martin, Redman and Nc
Call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
On and after June l, all wet

On and after June l, all wet
washings at the Augusta
Steam Laundry will be =
cents per Id. No washings
less than Is cents. Quilts and
blankets will be charged extra.
After June l all Rough Dry
washings will be 5 cents per lb.
with no starch or 81 cents
starched and extra charge for
Blankets, Quilts, Rugs, Over
alls and Jumpers sent in rough
dry washings. Collars and
Cuffs 3 cents each.
Augusta Steam Laundry Co.
mayadllt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Edwin g. Merrill, president Of the
Tnion Trust Co and Gerhard NJ.
Dahl vice president of the Chanes
National bank, both Of New York
city. will address the Maine National
Bankers association at the annual
meeting in Augusta, June IS. Dele
gates from the trust companies will
elect officers at o'clock there will
he q Joint meeting AZ 4 and banquet
nj SIS Varied subjects Incidental to
the war. will be taken NJ for discus
sion and officials and Committeeman
to serve on the American Bankers
association boards and committees
will be chosen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
i Real Hair Saver
: and Beauiifier
eho~s How Easy II 10 20 Have Plenty
of lvstrcus Hair

II your hair - thinning out prers-
t.rely Rray. brittle. lifeless. full Of dan
er7iS ard your head ttches Ike mad.
quick action must be taken 10 save yoof
hair.
DON. wait until the hair root 10 dead,
fer then nothing can prevent badness.
Get from any good druggist today 4
package OF Partisan Esge--it doesn't cost
much and there's nothing else you could
use thsts - SIM pie, Eate and effective.
Yoz will surely De delighted with the
rrst application. Your hair Will seem
much more abundant and radiant with
fifs ard besgty-sll itching ceases and
aour scslp feels cool and comfortable.
parlsizn sage Is IN great demand BY
riEcrt rninsting women because i is DELI
cs'ely perfumed. does not color or
tireak the hair and keeps II lustrous,
Soft and fluffy.
Be sure you get the genuine Partisan
rare fGiroUS 81 for this Is guaranteed 20
siy. perfect satisfaction or nothing %
I5y naval iune5-7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION
n. /. Merrill Succeeds II. G. Barker
as Member from Ward s.

Al a regular meeting Of the Board
Of Education held Monday evening at
the office of the board at City hall,
H. L. Merrill of Ward was elected
a member Of the board from that
ward to succeed Henry @. Barker,
whose term expires this year and
who was not a candida for re-elec-
ton. In Ward 4 Arthur Tetereault.
present member of the board, was
elected to succeed himself.
Other business transacted by the
board was the election Of Miss
Blanche Webster OF Augusta to the
position OF teacher Of C oking in the
public schools OF the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
LOCAL NOTICE.

Her last week in Augusta Madam,
Zola, the scientific palmist is a the
Bussell e. Weston Cos store for III"
last week. Consult her before it il
too late. She tells many interesting
things regarding the past. present
and future. 1t may be that she can
clear up the very mystery that :
troubling you. A brief talk with
Madame Zola may do you worlds If
good. See her at Bussell & WestoA
Co. sometime this week june3dlN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
he day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fessendeu

the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fessenden
Stone.
SOUTH-The Whitehouse school will
give an entertainment and box sooia'
Thursday evening. June s, at 80. at
their school rooms. Everyone cordially
invited. Please bring well filed iuncn
boxes. Proceeds so for the Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Williams and
Mrs. May 1nsham of Waterville were
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Z.
Davis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Murray. Music was furnished D!
= \, ~, ,,n, Ml:
George Cram. ]. p. Sanford ana 90 ~,
Katherine, who presided at the o's
j. r. Lamson, Post commander
II. Bradstreet Post. presided, as''.. ~,
by Rev. II. w. Abbott az chaplain
day was saddened by the opseh1. :.
Hon. l.. c. Morse. who is still serlO.
Ill at his home. and who has an an
been so devoted to the observance " :
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Fred n. Hussey and George Hus-
sey. both Of san Francisco, Cal, are
visiting their brother, +. 2. Hussey,
Western avenue. Both are natives
Of Augusta and tie house at which
they are guests Is their birthplace.
George Hussey went vest 81 years
ago and his brother followed eight
VEINS later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Mrs. Ellen Adams Peabody. wife Of
tho late Associate Justice Henry c.
Peabody OF Portland. died Thursday y
at tho home Of her son. Prof. Clar-
ence Peabody. No. 225 Cedar street.
Bangor. Another son. Sergt. Henry
a. Peabody. who is in France. ami
four granddaughters. ALSO survive.
Prayers were said Friday afternoon
and thu remains taken TO Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Ellis Walker has left Cony High
school and has resigned the manage
nent Of the school baseball team.
Today he will go to Bath 70 take a
clerical position with the Texas
Steamship Co. Stanley Colburn, who
held the Office of assistant manager
If the ball team, will act as manager
for the remainder of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

These warm days have set the mos
quitoes buzzing. II you are planning
a trip into the country, to the sea
shore or the lakes. you can count on
meeting UP with these winged pests
sooner or later and you probably
won't enjoy their company. bot :
tie Of good dope" viii relieve YOU
Of their caresses. John Coughlin has
= good supply Of that reliable Skeeter
Sk"ot. the mosquitoes dread. II is
great 70 drive away gnats. black flies.
etc also. Better get a bottle today
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

clyde Tillson Of Belgrade Lakes
was In the city Tuesday for portion
Of the dav on matters of business.
Mr. Tnlson. in speaking Of the fishing
a. the lakes said that the sport was
good and that some fne catches were
being made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

The Ladies' Aid Of the Green street
Methodist church Will meet Thursday
aftcrnoon with Mrs @. a. ColbuCl.
Riverside Drive All who can please
take the J. 30 car; if not able 70 do So
take the go car
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

The many friends who work with
Miss Agnes Williams at the Eaton
shoe factory gave her surprise linen
shower on Friday evening. May 81, at
her home. 81 Gage street, in honor Of
her approaching marriage to Elmer
Lord of Hallowell. MANY and beauti-
ful gifts Of linen were received
Dancing. music and the singing OF
the American National anthem and
tho Marseillaise were rendered by the
chorus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
TUESDAYS Lewiston Sun

Tuesdays Lewiston Sun: Chief
Eickerson Of the Auburn police de
partment. went 10 Augusta yester-
dav TO take Harry l.. Mott to the
state Insane hospital. Mr. Mott had
before been an inmate Of that place
and when arrested recently. on
charge Of indecent exposure, it was
AT once decided that the proper dis
posal of the case was to return him
10 Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

George ". Williams, superintend-
crt II the Central Name Power Co,
IS building garage at the rear Of his
residence on State street, the build-
ing To have capacity for two cars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

p Il. Lawrence Of this city is
operating a portable sawrill this
season on the DockendUrf lot in the
town Of Pittston. where he has pur-
chased a tract Of standing timber.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Nr. and Mrs. Aillard Marrow Of
Dover, ". H. were guests Tuesday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mountfort, 9
Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Mrs. John Clair Minot Of Newton.
Mass, vas in the city Tuesday ana
attended the Newbert- Clark wedding
which took place at $50 that morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Miss Irene Cowen, who recently
came to this city from Old Town, has
taken the position Of pastry clerk al
Lockes market.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Miss Gladys Gilman OF this city has
accepted j position Of clerk and sten-
ographer in the Augusta freight Of
fce of the Maine Central Railroad O..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

". r. Pattangall and Charles ].
McCraw left by auto Tuesday morn
Ing for Bangor and Bucksport to at
tend 20 legal matters in both places.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Walter Durham Of this city was N
Boston Tuesday on matters OF a bus
mess nature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Charles s. Downing was a visitor
Tuesday az Westport, having been
called there in connection with the
recent FIRE losses in that town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Fred Boynton Of lower State street
has recently purchased q new Page
touring car for enjoyment during the
summer season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Miss Mabel Frost of Berwick Is
visiting in the city as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Frye Of 48
Court street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

The Adde'S Daughters will meet |
Thursday evening with Miss Fernlie |
Nedeau, "a Grove street !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

Deputy Sheriff Hiram Gilman of
Mt. Vernon was a Tuesday caller in
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05
Bilious
relief

II YOU are really bilious you MAJ feel cold,
lanr4id depressed ard have bad tasting
mouth --or ,o1 may BE fcverish, have a
headachc, and feel ACTUALLY SICK.
IN e.,her eas. youll have no desire to
eat. The o-e remedy that has helped
Thousands Of bilious people out OF this
unhealthy condition Is the true Il. +"
Atwood Medicine. II you are having
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-05

bilioussymp,oms you should
begin 70 use it al once. a
,easpoonfgl as directed
You'll improve from the
fir, dose ard in a short
tine this s,oma,h and liver
tonic vill restore your appc-
,it.. strength, and regular
dsily bowel action Buy
only nc genuine Il +"
Atwood, made By L. r
Nedicine Co. Portland Me.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-10-24
srECIAL SESSION, 1918.
ACT NO. IS.

r ACT NO. IS.
House Bill No. 5-By Mr.. Alexander.
AN ACT
To provide for the laying out. construe-
tion and maintenance of the Chcf
Menteur and Hammond-New Orleans
State Highways: to provide rr'"-
nuc fo- carrying out the objects ri
purposes of this Act; to authorize the
funding Of snid revenue into hoE'#,
notes or certificates of indeht"1u":S:
to define the duties Of the E'',r' II
Liquidation Of the State Debt - '''n
State Of Louisiana.s the Stn'
way Engineer. the State 7 80 :.
the Sscretary OF state ano ~, -
Auditor ir connection thereE"ilA: :
TO provide for fiscal agent - ~ )
the funds shall be let for d on'i': :" |
an act whereas IL ~ intend: 10 - ;
this act ratified by an 90 = ri IT
10 tho Constitutien Of the ,'''+..
Section ]. Be IL enacted b. 'ht e o..
eral Assembly Of the State ~ Low -.
snn. That the Highway Engirr"r - -"
Etrtc OF Louisiana 10 nereby q" her
10 1T contracts for the construction .
completion Of the Chef Ment'ur Il 49,.
Parish OF Orleans. and exteE ','sS
place In the Parish Of ST. TaI iar :
The boundary line between tnr 80" !
of Louisiana and Mississippi. "rno. -.
cr nenriy opposite, to Logtown. In 10
etatc o: Mississippi. which sa;s: sd
has already been begun an1 contrr IA
r. n,A has been designated as = s ,.te
Ei.hray by the HighwEy Derart 1t
Of the state Of Louisiana and fer 'Ao
construction Of ali such bridges az '.'"T :
be ncc> sary for said road and for 'aa
~crstru"'ion and completion OF M 'let
STATE ighway, on such route as no
i .i.ev.y Department of tho State Il
louisiana has designated Or may dom
wise to designate. to extend approx
mately parallel to the Illinois Central
~ TTnx tr1fpN
leans, and In the construction of the
necessary -.idges upon said highway:
provided, that in the construction of
the said Hammond-Nev Orleans High.