The most thrilling feature of the afternoon was the high dive of Miss May Eggleston. Because of the western wind, the act was difficult, and for some moments she hesitated before she attempted the dangerous plunge. As she took her leap from a sixty-foot platform, the wind caught her and she struck the pool with her body flat. She collapsed in the water, and it was necessary for Announcer Jack Driscoll and others to help her out. She was taken to her tent in an automobile and was afterwards taken to the emergency tent of the Virginia Hospital. Examination by Dr. Edwards of the ambulance corps showed that she was not seriously injured. Miss Eggleston's husband was blinded by a fall, and she took up the act after he was forced to cease. He taught her how to take the dive, and she is now his only support. Every day she takes the plunge, and yesterday she filled in with the diving act.

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ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Before the live stock parade, Jack Driscoll, Miss Gertrude Van Deinse and Miss Dorothy Root sang familiar songs in front of the grand stand, accompanying the Municipal Band. Joseph Kessnich, director. There were many encores, and as many responses. 