The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:

	P A G E. 4 7.

	A long row of brightly colored banners outside,told what some of the
	most noted men of our country had said about the show. The entrance
	was in the form of a huge mass of rocks. On the extreme top were five
	life like statures of Indians with drawn arrows and bows.

		On the opposite side of the street, stood a small brightly
	colored building in which were exhibited the LOWNEY chocolates, cocoas
	and candies. Above the Indian Village was another interesting show
	called " Jerusalem.the Golden.". The entrance was a representation of a 
	Jewish Temple in the ancient days. Another attraction " Ostrich Farm"
	held the boards a short distance further on.The interior so I heard,
	consisted of a wide field in which were kept a large number of fine
	ostriches, for the purpose of showing people their habits etc.

	Whats that?. It is a man shrieking at the top of his voice." Come, run,
	just for fun, you son of a gun and see - Chiquita.- the living doll,
	only 31 inches in height. She's a perfect little beauty. Don't miss it "
	The entrance to little Chiquitas' Midway home was very attractive.
	At the top were hung banners showing Chiquita , dining with a few
	celebrities. On the platform stood her tiny little automobile, in which
	she took her moring ride, her little cab and her ponies. Above this
	we saw another attraction called " BOSTOCKS WILD ANIMAL SHOW."In front
	stood the spieler ( or the fellow who advertises the show ) shouting "