Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
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Lrp rRERTS FIELD AND CONVICT FARM
I,nr;sts Royalty Entertained A'
 ,,i,t,op Camp and at Tucker peual Farm. Where They Wore Guests at Supper

Yesterday was Pine Bluff day at khprts' field and at the state convict Arm at Tucker.
 If if was the last and the most sue ksstul day of the three.day tour of 1s score of members of the Cham er of Commerce who toured four bunties in autos tc get better ac- Tainted, to tell residents of those |prnties more about Pine Bluff and to Iarn more about those counties.
 The tourists arrived in Pine Bluff I ll:lO D. m. last night, tired but [appy Every man was liberal in his pclaration of having had "the time ] his life"
 Tt was one of the most enjoyable (ips ever had" was the way Secre- Aw E. B. Bloom of the Chamber of ommerce voiced the feelings of the Fhole party.
 l Leaving Stuttgart, where they bent Wednesday night, at 9 o'clock esterday morning, the motorists |ent over the new Arkansas county | ike to Humphreys then across coun- {y to Humnoke, after which they eaded for Loncke and Eberts' Field. Inspect Aviation Camp
 They arrived at Lonoke at noon, nd were joined by Mir. and Mrs. Pll Collier, Mrs. Redfern. H. c. Couch and his mother and party, and thers including Mrs. Howell Vest rcok and Mrs Henry Reynolds. Aft luncheon the motorists, accom- anied by State Senator Walls of Lo- (oke county, who was largely instru- fental in having the government sel- ct the site for the aviation field, Fent to the field, and were given remission to enter.
 Lieut.. Rudd, who flew to Pine Bluff uesday, met the party and accorded hem every courtesy. Two hours Flre spent in the field. watching the Fsdets in practice flights, after which tieut. McDuffy and an observer took Re air and for 30 minutes gave 9 |stunt" exhibition, which included pops, nose spins and others thrillers an altitude of about 5000 feet.
 Heading for home, the motorists ere the guests of Lieut.. Rudd, who eTed refreshments at the canteen.
 Leaving Lonoke at o'clock the fansts headed for the state convict a'm at Tucker, where they arrived b o'clock. After being shown thru Ae larm, which is becoming a model 0f many farmers in the county, ac- ommg to Joel Lambert, county dem- as s'iatlon agent, an elaborate din- CT was served in the mess hall un- ef 'he supervision of Mack Vernon.
 Enjoy Prison Grub"
 sonle of the good things on the aal, Itaa were "state farm goulash" as, assled eggs a la Corney," Vernon's es'ra r .; special home made pork saus. se' 1lilet of beef barbecued, Wool as ,sa s.yle biscuit "like mother used to n.is raas, only three times as large; is.,s as onions, boiled onions, sweet .s ..nle' sour pickle. war bread, Tucker s,1' aa ceo11tee, Horton's famous milk, sa,, 1m voker's ; \, Every best pure sor- a lsD', It was "some feed" according rhs, general ss concensus of opinion and Hel' N the speech making started some ,e D0se called upon could only num- ,s%,.,l. nudge E: M: coker, penitentiary ra'lssloner srm ss4 in charge of the state ddrs,sste 'r, acted as toastmaster, and brief 1SSes V $ were made by N. J. Can't,
 ]. R p1 p. Alexander, w. w. Taylor, ,adho.nlo H. nloom, Joel Lambert, T. F. .'PfpEy, P;pfyIn, Walter Walt H. Adams, Rev. E. budaap aapSln, n1 Mrs. Howell Westbrook, hon sn n, ooKer, H, Dee Horton, Mack Yer. hs fom ,, uorney and other officials of
 d lTe Ieai Fine 2 Bluffians heartily thank ials lsasSge sp Coker and the other off ommisa; iU. the entertainment. and the Inc fssaIner of "ss responded with an out Eryjn~ l W what the commissioners were nsnss %s ,s to accomplish by a business bf theru rru.as.lnlstration as. of the farm and
 t poljticsi siiofts ,, to "take the farm out p,loell l visitors ns left the farm at $50 n. anu arrived home at :1O D.