The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:

	P A G E.34.

	Cont'd on page.37.

	We then strolled across the Esplanda,past the two Butterfly Banstands
	and the Grand Triumhal Bridge. Each column of the Triumphal Bridge
	was outlined in light. The Horticulture and the United States Govern-
	ment Buildings were also beautifully illuminated. It is difficult to 
	find words with which to and how to describe the illuminations of the
	exp-osition but the illustrations on pages,31,32,35,and 36 respectively
	may give the reader a fair idea of their appearance.As we left the 
	grounds and went to bed that night we postively declared the Pan AM.
	when illuminated to be a perfect DREAM thus passed Tuesday the first
	day of our trip.
					Chapter 3.

     				Sight seeing on the expositon grounds.
	On rising, Wednesday morning we entered the dining room and proceeded
	to do justice to the delicious corn muffins,beefsteak and other things
	placed before us. The table looked sick when we were through, owing to
	our great appetites. After breakfast we sat down on the motel verandah
	for awhile and at 8 oclock we saw the Seeing Buffalo Coaches draw up
	before the hotel. These coaches were large and roomy,with seats on top
	and made regular trips about the city every day , charging passengers
	50 cents for round trip. This was a good opportunity to see the city
	of Buffalo