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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

croc;an hands of cut Jet are pfetS
as hair ornaments on some '
Cbamois skin and suede. cut lnto
fringe, appear on some OF the Fancy
hand bags. A., -;u,,ed in
Lace will be more than riValea ia
nonularity by embroidery and ora''
trimming. ;. oo,ors
The faience braids in PLAIN eoio.s
are used almost exclusively Oh 'auh''
Jacket suits. aro
Iaces dyed to match the dress are
aood trimmings on some OF the one
color jacket suits. a.
Linens are either very heavy d.
most like Russian crash, or they are
very thin and fine. 49,,
Dainty shoes with fancy straps anu
ornamental buttons are wen 'iheo
by young persons: .o much
The bottoms of sleeves are lhue" luz
( trimmed, while the upper par's dit
! left absolutely plain. 49,,
- The Dutch collar, finished al .h'
q f,ont with two tiny rosettes ana
long tab, is exceedingly dressy'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
u.oro viii Pay the Penalty.

MOT chitoches.-After being out ID,
.,aht tho Jury in the case OF buu
zano a negro, charged with muroer'
H -endered a verdict of guilty as chals-
ID condemning the prisoner TO aea an
rho Tt' crime for which zeno Will lol'
ta;t his life is, the killing OF TWO W.
non and the serious woundlhs Vi
.bird in December, 1907, when ne was
farming just below this city ne u W.
came angered with the woman "a nd
Eohbs, with whom he was llVins' an s
.,s hor not to visit her two sisters
WV WV ,ived on the same plantation or
"n' would kill her. She disooeyeo
nnd he leaving his mule and pio"
.a.dino in the field, went to a neal
NV house borrowed a gun on the ple
ts 10 Of wanting to kill a snake wen
~ the house of Lizzie and Cai
: Eohhs. and without warning sno
down Lizzie and then shot o"' ~
and turning upon Mary FOODS Shl
hor TO death. zeno made MS esoap
and for more than a. year masque'a
0 Cd in woman's clothing until 'iii"i
y given away by woman
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
p,,,.+in on Bean Growing.

Ration kouge.-The Louisiana ota'e
Exnariment Station has issued Dui'
letin ON the Pod Disease OF ooaAl1'
which gives the information mat wv
station has found a remedy lo' 'A'
disease The bulletin says IN part
The greatest drawback TO tue ~"
inc NJ beans in Louisiana Is the WV
ble that is called spot. r'oo"'''
tbero is no state in the Union 'na'
grows beans to any extent not lam
lar with the appearance VI INC
spot Beans are prohtaple wy
when the disease is absent, pu' WHICH
it is present the financial returns a'e :.
very apt to be negative CohSeaoen NV
} w il is not surprising to hear VI NV
, o,,o,opca of the truckers 10 sio"
more of the crop. The expei'ihen'
station has been working on 'n''
trouble during the past TWO Sea' .
e 49, !, iO helieyed that the conlrol
of the disease rests IN Ihe hanu'
tho Grower Plant the beans IL pi"0
IL
- t;cahle so that the plants VIII NV
IL touch each other when grown W.
~ ,ovs found three beans to the Ill.,
ia o,d the hills l8 inches apart vel
r. satisfactory. After the beans coin'
bo no, stay out of the field uh''1 ~. as
" large. thick seed leaves drop w
81 This will only take few days ~
ne disease ia carried on these iea'e'
e. and ON walking through the hei
,o the disease is liable to De carrie
from a diseased plant to heal'hy oA>
ock m tho clothing. After the leave
ro- have fallen the plant may De cu'
in waited, or hoed, as desired TAXING =
fed following precautions. DO not CIV
49, the field when the plants are W
9'' either from dew or from rain. VI
eeh enter the field when the plan's
test perfectly dry. The germs OF Tue u
;ive, ease are very sticky, ana are cos .
has carried from plant to plahl WI
ond moist. However, when they are
it is very difficult to rub 'hem
pew from the diseased plant w
\gri- Nv anv means try to cultivate or
a, to the plant when wet, as you are D
If this disease is in the helu' " "a
-, II to all the plants,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
w,n+ Normal Schools.

Ration Rouge.-State Superll'eno
ent Harris is in favor OF the es."D'
lishmept in one of the country par
icbos of the state and out IN inc
country of normal school Tor neslo
teachers, Mr.. Harris has Deen
brought to this decision by the soou
work that has been done by the ne
gro teachers in the summer ho'll"''
,h.t wero conducted during the past
two months. The superintendent oe,
,ioves that to raise the standard u
tho negro teaching force that 'he
establishment of a normal Is ESSEN
tial What is wanted is a Norman IL
.,,h;ob instruction can be given II
agriculture and the domestic sciences
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
H., Did. and Corn Party.

DAYS by the shore are simply glo'l-
GUS this month; the winds nave Ioni
menced to sing the requiem, anu 'he,e
is beauty in nature which seems ~
come only with the August moon
But | started out to tell OF a nay iiuo
and corn party that was no" line
success in every sense OF the word
The hostess appointed a cohlilion
meeting place, where the great Aa' ~
farm wagons with four horses a"al'eo
rha anests, After a merry ride oil ten
miles made gay with resouhoI"e
horns, a campfire was built taDle pu'
IN on sawhorses with the long Doaros
that had been brought on the wagon
and the corn feast began.
The hostess had gotten stnhnins
corncob place cards, corn-decol"'ee
mt holders, popcorn done up IN greer
creme Daper to look like ears OF GOTH
There were boiled ears, roasted ea'
corn fritters (the batter mace
home and carried in glass jar VIII
maple syrup. OF course there We,
notatoes-sweet and lrish-roas'eu
the Goals, and lots OF sanu"'ene
plain and filled with minced nam
. The candy was an exact reprouu
:, ton Of corn kernels. 1t was sF'
- in little boxes shaped like ears
corn. -,
N A secret of her picnic was reveai
it. by this young woman, who is noted
ne this form of hospitality. she sa'a
ir- never asked more than II to her Q
oil. door affairs, and took especial pains
at keep the guests who were consel
IN groups, and always provided a Il
ng for every girl, If married couples "
ne not invited.
Then she considered al~eFs
was to be hidden to a picnic, Tor ID
are those who loathe outdoor spre
ap- and those who hate formal OHM
lew The successful hostess is the one
met djscriminates closely regarding 3
nit and function.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
w.,+ a Woman Janitor.

Napoleonville.-An important e sp.
cia, meeting of the Mothers C'uo
w,s held recently at the rooms Vi
the Bank of Napoleonville. the ell.
tertainment which was to have peeh
Given in the next few days was post
Doped owing to the death OF inc
Young daughter Of Prof. c. J. o,Far'
ren principal of the high scnoo'
Among other subjects discussed a.
the meeting were the securing OF
woman as janitor for the comma
session at the high school and IN
improving of the play grounos'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
poisoninu the Boil Weevll.

plaucheyille.-Th experiment 81"
ton agent for this precinct was ne'D
recently to see the result OF the co.,,
ton which has been poisoned he
coomed 10 be satisfied that grea'
heneft can be had in making co''on
Paris green as used here Inc ~
suits 50 far are very good. Although
Mr. Perrin seemed at first 10 ha'e
had no faith in the POISONING IL
seems as though he has changed HIS
mind and will advocate the po'son l.
ing Cotton that looked as though IL
wou,d NOT bloom here at first Mas
now from twenty to twenty-five w.
TO the stalk and blooming at 'n'
rate of six blooms to the Stain
| day.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
vouno Boy is Drowned.

Lake Charles. Martel' a
,A.vear.o,d negro, got beyond MS
depth in the lake last week anu was 40
drowned A crowd of older boys OF
bic own color were with him, some
of whom could have waded out and
saved him, but the only helping hand
he got was from lo-year'ola w ,
how who was almost drowned him
self while attempting to rescue Mar
tel.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
Forestry Contest.

This is an attractive contest 1or
limited number of people 1t coulo oe
used for large crowd if the ques'iohe
were printed or even type-Wrltteh' ~
&c IN save the hostess so much VIII
ing For prizes, polished wood pa
ner weight, pincushion OF Yucca
nalm. or any article Of wooden manu-
fact:re. A toy ak or Ratchet IN d
block of wood for consolation prize
would be suitable and provoke much
merriment. ,z
| which tree a kissing game couio
play. Tulip. o,,,l
And which It's fathers name couic
say. Pawpaw. ,-oo, -
3 Which shall we wear 10 Keep u
warm. Fir. t,u ~ storm,
Bay. ,,o,or, maiden
do Pine. ,.o, o,,-v Va,
= And which is it that the fruit me
fear Locust ~ .bat
A And from their pipes men shah
V Ash. .s have dislike
i see. Birch 80, ,.,,ro O,
IS 10 10 which is girl both young d.
II sweet. Peach. ,,,1. damn
- II, Which like man. or'sh'' o"pf
3 and neat. Spruce ,.s, lilo
e. 81" a And on which do children IKE
i'd play Beech. o for eoods
lie WOW and stuff to burn. COTTONWOOD.
IN "a Now divide you one tree III. II.
you've part Of dress and part u
door. Hemlock. o, o,o
' Is which tree Is never seen ao
co And which one is bright VIZ
his W. IT, And which in church dotn o.
vas n9 ,S which is a town in Ireland
me N For this one do not look so
and ,,hich tells what charming peop'e
and o. Which one will allay the pa M
hite or,nt1v rubbed on bruise or sore '"
IAN no q, rb. carpenter doth use when
War 70 make his wall straight as Can
Plum Al rrch;rs ca
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
rwo Motor Cars Received.

Covington.-The St. Tammany anu
Now Orleans Railway and Ferry
company have received two mana.
some motor cars from the Hotchklss
Rlue Company of Chicago and Will
in a few days place them IN colnm,S
sion between this place and Manae.
VILE The cars are very elegant anu
comnact and in many ways resemble
the motor buses in use in Eastern
! cities,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
a,.a Veteran Dies Suddenly.

Alexandria. R. Hawortn'
AGED X wears, prominent planter
~ the Bayou Rapides neighborhood'
and a Confederate veteran died SUD
den,v while on his way home, after
spending the day in the city, ne
was in a buggy with one OF his
daugbters when an attack of heart
failure seized him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
o,...,v For immigration Station

Now Orleans.-The statement
immigration Commissioner Dahi 'n, u.
, 1Danfe that in his opinion no imml-
nnant station was needed in New VI.
loans has raised a cry thae amy l:~n
counts to a storm of indignation
and the city government, commefclai
bodies and exchanges and s'eansn sup
aoents are Joining in voicing pro-
test that will reach the national gov
eminent at Washington anu Sn,,n
j. is hoped, will result in the origlha
nlan being carried out.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
u;oh School Building Plans.

Kentwood.-The commi''ee "p
nointed to select plans for the ne"
Kentwood high school building met
recently. Nine plans were supl'i''
tod Those of r. H. Hunt OF Cha'-
tanooga Tenn, were decided upon
Tho Mans If w L. Stevens of New
Orleans were second in favor. The
building will be three stories anu
bosoment with well arranged class
rooms and large auditorium. Inc
comnlete plans and specifications ar
IN he gotten out at once
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
r,.o+,;c iohtinu For Houma.

uouma-All of the machinery anu
electrical apparatus has been INSTALL
cd in the power house for the ne"
electric light plant, the wires are up
and connections are now being MADE
10 comnlete the plant. 1t is expected
thot in about ten days a trial run
will be made. This will give Houma
an un.to-date electric light plant anu
its streets will be as well llsh'eu O.
anv town in the state.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
a SimnIe Party.

Tb;o "a certainly a most alhusiu7
affair and will repay hostess io' mo
trouble of arranging for H. hu' ',."
- ho = successful hostess the !doo'
that precedes an event shoulu ne
onter into the calculations. lne'e
,o,st no an equal number OF men anu
women; eight couples make " pa"
easily provided for.
In the invitations to the gins W.
,oa,oso reouests a sample OF the gown
which they will wear and 10 Tue m
the missives request Sample VI
,ocptie. these to be sent IN au'ah'o
- +he hostess. The samples are neat.
w mounted on sample" cards anu
J. the neckties passed to the s'rs' . W.
, dres. materials to the men III 'nl'
. v.v mariners are found for the p'oe
- rossive conversation which Will 10
nossed and the men are to virus ue
~ ror;nt,ons of the gown, the sample oI
"a which fell to their lot, ana 'le 81 ST.,
- ara to write about the ties, ma'et'Nl'
~ stv,e etc. Five minutes will De given
hn
al to these descriptions, and then Tue pc
m ners will be read aloud. Inc p'lAes
10 are to be sample packages Vi aug
nroduct the hostess may select
IN rho refreshments are to be mover
,re irasmuch as the hostess will nave III
40 700 and coffee made by demon
RS strator" Zone of the party VINO Id
,ho boon previously asked to do IT, an
est the other things are to be serVeu
boxes marked Samples. mere VI
he sandwiches of various kinds oliFe
salad small cakes, etc. Inc con'e \,
=. Of the boxes will be spread upon u
10 table. which is to be supplied WIN
;ous the requisites in the way OF oisneS'
'0 40 While at the table the room Is 10
:, ~ suddenly darkened and little sauce
o containing a mixture of chopped hu
pa candies and crackers are to be pass
u'o" and eaten. When the lights are tufl
dnu- m each one is to write down what
III hos had the one nearest correct
pilAe mo eiven sample" cake OF enc
much Ing given "
late. ,,rpp
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
,..,;., Wishes to Collect Damages

New Orleans.-The parish Oh IAN
gipahoa, Sheriff John Saal anu nls
bondsmen. John H. Ellis, Henry .
VOICE, Charles Stewart and Andrew
7 Afford, have been made deienu,
ants in a suit filed in the Unitea
ctates circuit court as result oi
the riots of July 1908, wherein the
nronerty and persons of the Italians
Of Natalbany in that parish were at
tackled by an armed mob. The pen
toners in the present suit IS Colass
~ parrino, who sues for s4,OOo.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
ch.rbon Case Developed.

lake Arthur.-Euzeb Durspeau'
from Browns Island, came up to thlS
a;tv 70 he treated for charbon' Mr.
Durspeau developed the disease Oh
bic neck, and is resting easy. Hopes
nro entertained for his recovery ms
is the second person here VINO mas
contracted Charlton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
R,ukruptcy Proceedings Begin.

Observation-Disclosures bankrupt
cv proceedings have been lieu
oaoinst II and ]. Borstein, merchants
of Arcadia, by the Davis Hat Com
nanv of Dallas and other creditors
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
lfVs OF THE WORLD
,.,uro. of the Items Of Inter
sisf 6 g." Country and the World
est !, in e U"T sI For the past Fs"
/" Days.

PRINT cI0Vl1' s;oo in price. "
Mass, are advancing IN n+t P,,n,t to t,
Indiana officials are ;n 't tSat state.
close all pool rooms IN ; y. nrsralept
' The bubonic plague T..; Is Pn9'" near
!. l ths Island Of Ir'na'au D'"'
c. Cubs. . c,;o,co will
Charles R. Crane 5o:( Of Cn Staiss "n in
.,o u,,sspt the United STATES III
r rE;0,
V, w.. K Moran Of Chicago, aS geo
.ight years, has 'Fa's'sO
n' rs, Southern states rank =! thlra
l 1as;nrs deposits according to a
~ ...snt government report
fS' S,,s Charlotte, 5. c, James
n, Ssa' instantly killed his brother
l bs,'I was choking his wife. ,
WV y, Tinted States Geological
,. Inc is urging the conservation
Survey wy nat;ons natural resources
Of 'D' D,,hbor Company has
The 5 R0!1 nI at Guthrie, OK. The
been sn. OH is Capitalized at s., OOO' 900
c'nO' ou;se, a sister of Kin!
Pnhss' :. making a bust Of Viii
Edward T,, a. t'" Aston for Hever Cas-
l !, zealand,
tie, nDS THOMPSON, a chaffeu'
EdVar" .antonced to one year i
has been i.s ssE' for fast speedin
the pen Psn', ynrk city.
IN Nc" .4b.m tbe French al
Herbert t ns'' made an unsucces
.punDtOr lIduC W.
ship lnvsns ,p 10 cross the EngIi
ful at1en II, W. w machine.
!. channel IN MS "'"S n;1o making
! Ray Lan0re'n, .u ~1' Of Young p
q cream WIN " .ao ~ lola. ILL.,, v
pie under a tree az no1"' L;lIsd
struck BY Ns''H'Do t,,hos Of
The two down town. , tu"s' sobf
underground tranSPor.a. "Onned :
in New York have o :sat U uir he S
total cost Of the pr01e'' III =
100000,
A bill has been introduced III
Georgia state senate making II
lawful to engage in or aoe' d
fight. Bouts from n, SIX TO &c It.; Ten A tJs
are now being pulled oil III A'''
Jumping from a hay NOW
load Of hay, John Schrear' a Ia
IN Illini township, Illinois, 81
tbo ond Of a pitchfork, the hi
entering his body. lie uleu "
few minutes.
An AGGREGATE of $3.50, 494,o'
b savings deposits in the ma
banks of the country is sh0'
the complete report issued D.
comptroller of the currency
week on the returns from tn
tional banks under the call 1ol
condition on June 70.
Clerks and waiting deposl'
the Dry Dock Savings BANK
York Joined in a chase Will
suited in the capture Of Aaro
berg, a cigarmaker, who was
bv an intending deposltor
bank of snatching her safe
which she had brought $500
institution.
Tho London sugragettes
Gently were sent to prison
inc mart in disturbances in
ing street, were liberated fro
Way iail as the result OF
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

- dainty handkerchief in grass a~ Ia t decided then
This very ua on The size of handkerchief snouo "
with hne IN
acngs OF the inch larger finished e cloth
far the design with black in the is WORKER Of
the & then the cut away from satin stc. with coo9
lace su The scaoped is worked owe, akeA cut INC
s sutipg the away at the edge ' ~
stitches
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-01-08
Elliott--Taylor.

Sunday evening January at 1880
O'Clock at the Pleasant Valley Chris
tan church Mr.. Halle Elliott and Miss
Audrey Taylor were united in mar
riage. Rev. John P. Tuck officiating.
The bride was pretty in white. while
the groom was at his best in regula-
ton black. Misses Stela Wilson and
Argent Shutz, Charlie and Clifton Ell
lott were the attendants. The trio of
couples presented pretty picture as
they marched 10 the hymeniat altar
where the Rev. Tuck after few APP
proprate remarks on the sacreduess
OF wedlock pronounced the words that
made the happy young hearts one.
The contracting parties are members
Of the first families OF the TaylDrtown
neighborhcod. the bride being tho
daughter Of the hate Lewis Taylor. the
groom the con Of Mr.. Bud Elliott.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-01-08
Two IMPORTANT BODIES
IN SESSION HERE.
Fiscal Court Will have to Provide
Tax Rate for Benefit
of Schools.

Two important adjuncts of the gov
eminent of Ohio equity are in ses-
sion at the court house thds week.
The Board Of Supervisors met Monday
with a full membership, Messrs. Alex
Barnett, J. j. Mitchell, w. p. Ash
by, H. c. Dever and T. d. owen pres
ent and have been busily engaged in
inspecting the assessment OF Mr.. Leach
during the week. 1t is probable that
considerable raise in the assessed
value Of the property Of the coun-
ty will be proposed, which is usually
the case.
The Fiscal Court met Tuesday with
a full membership present, but did not
get fully settled down to business UNI
til "Wednesday at noon, when Judge
Taylor and CountyAttorney Woodward
returned from Rochester, where they
held an inquest over the remains Of
those who we're drowned by the steam
boat. There has not been any great
ohhOunb vi IWOAhy NANCpb OhO uo0oA hOd-
tine that of allowing the usual claims
for work, and material furnished dur
ing the year 1908, done as yet. .,.
There is an important matter which
will come before the Court to-day or
tomorrow and that is the levying of
tax for the benefit of the public
schools, in compliance with the law
passed by the Legislature during its
last session. The Board of Education
has filed a report with the Fiscal
Court. asking that, the rate be fixed
at one dollar poll tax and twenty cent?
on the one hundred dollars. The re-
port is quite brief and is as follows:
To the Ficsal Court of Ohio Co.
Gentlemen: I'm complian1 with Sec
ton 80, Common Schoo, Laws, Of KY.
we the County Board OF Education.
respectfully request that the two
for education purposes be fixed
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-01-08
H0RRIFYING ACCIDENT
ON GREEN RIVER
Four Meet Death by Being Run
Over by Steamboat With
Large Tow.

One of the most horrifying catastro-
Plies attending commercial traffic on
Green River, occurred at Woods land
ing three miles above Paradise at
midnight Monday, january 4, when
the tow boat Samuel" crashed into
an anchored raft of sawlogs on which
slept eight men, and before they were
awakened landed four of them in eter-
nifty. Those who were victims of the
tragic accident were R. d. Beck. a
son-in-law OF Mr.. Baz Shutz, and
leaves a wife and six children, Fred
Westerfield, son OF DIR. Westerfield'
Rochester, single; Dan Keely, single,
and Elgln Maddox, single, all drown
ed, there being no indication that
they were injured in any other way.
The four who escaped as IL by mira
Gle were Jack Taylor, son of Hiram
Taylor, and a nephew of Judge w. B.
Taylor, I'D Crunk, Jesse Wooten and
Bill Mccoy, the last two being color
ed. One of the bodies was recover
ed as soon as the barge, which had
run up on the tier OF logs on which
the shanty was located. could be re-
moved. Another was found soon Their
after, and the other two were found
about noon Tuesday. All were imme-
diately under where the raft was ly-
ing in tolerably shallow water.
Judge w. B. Taylor and County At
torney e. M. Woodward left Hartford
Tuesday morning for the scene of the
accident, for the purpose of holding
an inquest over the bodies of the dead.
w. M. Brown, III. L. Taylor, j. P.
Shrum, Luther Elliott, H. A. Taylor
and H. K. Cartright were empanneh-
ed as jury who after hearing the ev-
idence of the four men on the raft
who survived the accident and of Capt
Bowles VINO was i'm charge of the
tow boat. returned verdict 20 the
effect that the deceased met death
by being thrown into the river by
tow boat Samuel" dn charge OF
Capt. Bowles. 4ii sH a~
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-01-08
Boat Changed Time.

Fhe Hartford C Evansville packet,
We Three" will hereafter leave Hart
ford on Sunday mornings at O'Clock
reaching Evansville. Monday afternoon
and leaving there Tuesday aftroon, ar
irving at Hartford on Thursday morn
Ing. This change is made by reason
the fact that at present there is no
boat leaYing Evansville on Tuesday
afternoon, and this will give the home
boat better opportunity for trade
on Green River.