Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-13
AEROPLANES ARE
 IN HE HANGAR
COMMITTEE INVITES AN INSPEg- rI0N OF THEM TO-DAY AND N.
 NOUNGE THE PLANS.
AMPLE BOAT SERVICE
tyiation Field Definitely Decided On All is Ready for White Way
 Day Flights.
The two mammoth biplanes,

The two mammoth biplanes, a Wright and a Burgess Wright, to be used by Aviators Oscar A. Brndley and Eugene Heth on tomorrow after noon in five flights, features for White Way Day Vistors-Were taken across the Arkansas river yesterday afternoon, after being unloaded near Union Station, and placed in the large hangar, that was erected for their protection. The machines are in per- feet working order, according to Chief Mechanician H. l.. Snyder, who put them together yesterday and ad- justed all parts.
 The five flights, which will begin at 7 o'clock Thursday afternoon, will take place from the north side of the river This was definitely decided on yesterday by the arrangement com mittee, after the aViators and Pro moter Louis Mitchell announced that no creditable flights could be made
 
 from the inadequate field at Forest Park. As soon as this was settled the machines were nnloaded and taken to the north side of the river, where an was announced yesterday et if both machines work well two oplanes would be in the air during o&@ of the flights Thursday.
 To make it convenient for those who wish to inspect the aeroplanes in the hangar, the committee yester- day arranged for the transportation of one thousand persons an hour to the North side of the river. They re- quest all who wish to do so to leave an East Second avenue car at Texas street, where boats will be in waiting for them. c. A. Miller, who operates a gasoline boat, which will tow two barges, will care for 200 passengers trip and says his boat will make three trips an hour He has also engaged
 
 that will tow two other barges, with a capacity of 200 passengers. This boat will also make three trips an hour. Tn this way 1000 persons can be taken across and brought back over the river each hour. A round trip charge of 10 cents will be made for the occasion. In addition the Steamer J. Frank Hicks will accom- modate 200 passengers a trip and a round trip charge of 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children will be in effect.
 Holders of tickets, already issued by the committee, will be admitted to the hangar free, by presenting their tickets at the door. Others will be charged 25 cents for the privilege of entering the hangar and inspecting I the aeroplanes. At the request of the committee the usual 50 cents admis- sion fee was reduced. The commit tee is desirfous that as many as pos sible visit the hangar today in order to avoid confusion there tomorrow They prefer that everybody remain on the south side of the river during the flights as they will get better view of the aeroplanes f" lm the south bank than if they were on the north bank of the river The aviators specially re- quest that the aviation field on the north side of the river be cleared of spectators during the flights.
 The committee announced last night that a deficiency of but $75 remains. To cover this 75 tickets have been placed at Bedell's. Seawell's and Ros- enberg's and those who desire to con- tribute dollar or more to the fund 4 may secure them there. The solicit ing committee, composed of Sheriff Edgar Brewster, Secretary w. B. B. Koepler, of the Board of Trade, and. Minor 0. Woodward, will ride in a carriage in the floral parade Thurs day evening They have worked hard for the success of the aviation meet and White Way Day generally.
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