Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
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 TAKEN IN RECENT DRIVE AT MARINE
Great Government Exhibit by Secretary c. D. Boyce of
 State Fair Commission Will be Shown at Mineral Build ing During Fair Week; Army Aviatort to Come, Bringing New Model of AIpane With the Famous Liberty Motor

Booty from the Marne. cannon, ma chine guns and war material captured hy the Americans in the recent glor- ious drive on the western front. ex- hibits from the great war industry cen tcrs. collections from the battlefields, souvenirs from the front, elaborate exhibits from many great government departments are to be brought to Phoenix at state fair time in the great est and nest interesting exhibition ever presented in the state.
 Cecil D. Boyce. secretary of the state lair commission, returned yesterday rom the cast, bringing with him signed contracts and documents assuring to Phoenix and Arizona this wonderful exhibit for the week of the state fair this fall.
 That Phoenix is more than fortunate in securing this great exhibit is evident rom the fact that it will be shown at only 70 state fairs in the entire coun- try, any of them the greatest in the United States.
 In Two Cars
 Included in the circuit with Phoenix in securing this exhibit of war and other material are the Utah state fair, Los Angeles Liberty fair, Nebraska state fair. Wyoming state fair and Ar iZOna state fair. These five state or sanizations will pro rata the expense ot securing the exhibit in this far west section of the country.
 The exhibit is divided into eight de- partments as follows:
 Agriculture. War Navy, Interior. Commerce. Food Administration, the Committee on Public Information and the National Council of Defense
 In charge of Is men. the exhibit will come in two baggage cars. Twelve of these men will be cared for at govern ment expense, leaving only four whose expenses will be paid by the Arizona association.
 Hun Booty
 The most interesting of the eight ex- hlbits are, of course, the war and navy exhibits. In the former exhibit ac- cording to a promise made to MT. Boyce by F. Lansing Scranton chair man of the joint committee on govern- ment exhibits, will be included a large amount of booty captured by the Americans at the recent drive on the Marne which has not yet arrived in the United States
 Among these will be cannon. ma chine guns, trench mortars. periscopes, helmets, gas masks, water bags, uni forms ammunition and accoutrements of all sorts.
 Other exhibits in the war depart ment will be models of the new Brown ing machine guns and Lewis guns, sub marine chasers, depth bombs, projec- tiles for the 75 miIlimeter French guns, hand grenades, French periscopes wireless outfits. water bags, pumps heliograph instruments, day and night rockets, lanterns signals and many other things of extreme interest.
 Aviator to Fly.
 Accompanying the entire exhibit will he an army aviator who will bring with him a model of the latest air plane provided with the famous Liber- ty motor. Exhibition flights will be made each day.
 The exhibit will be placed in the new Mineral building at the state fail ground. the government exacting very particular conditions before consent ing that the exhibit shall come tC Phoenix.
 Another feature of the exhibit will be mine rescue car from the United States bureau of mines, in charge ol experts who will demonstrate mine rescue work in detail. The entire eX- hibit requires 16,000 feet of space. II the explanation of the features of the exhibit motion pictures will be used.
 All Types of Guns.
 In the war department of the exhib also will be displayed Springfield rifles Enfield rifles. wooden blocks showing penetration of old and modern type of guns, models of tents in use, al sorts of flags used on any occasion.
 Some of the exhibits in the navy de partment will be rifles. drums, trum pets. flags. pennants, guidons, swords scabbards, machine guns haversacks canteens pistols, powder tanks maya mines and anchors. -torpedoes, life pre- servers, German rifles, dummy aer bombs
 The exhibits of the United State department of agriculture will includ photographs, photographic enlarge ments, transparencies, charts, dia grams. models, maps, samples an specimens in various types of contain CTS models, special pieces of apparatu and instruments of various kinds use