The Diary: Pan American Expo

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	We decided however that we would not enter the show until later in the
	day and with a hop skip and a jump we landed in front of the Phillipine
	Village.  The entrance was an exact representation of the Fillipine
	house in the Phillipine Islands. Outside the spieler had the Phillipine
	Water Buffalo on exhibition and was giving a lecture about its habits
	about the Filipinos and at last switched off and began a great story
	about the wonders inside the show. The Phillipine band then rendered
	several hideous and ear splitting selections and we escaped across the 
	street and took refuge beside the BOSTOCK GOLEN CHARIOTS.

		The Golden Chariots was a new kind of a merry go round. The
	seats were shaped like chariots . They were painted red with gold
	trimmings. When the Chariots were in motion the electrical piano in the
	center rendered several beautiful selections. The Chariots moved like 
	a common merry go round with one exception. Instead of moving on a 
	level platform, it ran on one that was wavy like with a down and up
	movement. When the Chariots had came to a stanstill the temptation was
	to great and we all scrambled aboard and secured seats. To the tune of
	" JUST BECAUSE SHE MADE THOSE GOO - GOO EYES " The Chariots began to
	move and in a few moments we were spinning around in great shape.

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