Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-24 | Page 25 | Beauty and Motor Power in a Setting of Splendor

Beauty and Motor Power in a Setting! of Splendor j 5 With tho harmonious and graceful proportions of Utah's capitol for a background, the ultra-modern automobile, shown herewith, depicts tho influence of tho great waf upon passenger car S dosign. This particular model has tho streamlines of a, modern dreadnought, headlight shaped like tho business end of a giant projectile, and high cowl and hood, typical of the forward cou- st.ruction of those swift demons of the sea, tho American destroyers. 5 As a contribution to tho democratic peace for all nations, soon to bo formulated by tho greatest statesmen of modern times, the "two graces" were included in the photo, which was spc- 5 ? cialljr posed for The Tribune. The way of a maid with a-car is hero shown in 0110 of its rarest and most inspiring moments. Tbn extreme mechanical simplicity and oaso of operation of ) the modern passenger cars render them as safe in the keeping of tho fair sex as when manipulated by tho most skilled auto mechanics. I r-;:y:- . $ -v $ 0 P: - . h llll ? T "" I 0 I i hmMMMm v - - v I 1 :y '''''' '''' l ' '"'' ' v-'r"tTr'''r' v br:rA'rrrf.," V .. . m I Pffi "rf- ff'ffi ! i r 'h n,- Z ' rif tTf nf '-" WSwW&M'B' 'M 1 u ' W 1 J f si . - " n r&iWiWff-TT r'l 'f 7 . , i I fcc LL R. It tL f.t. i.H &1 I fc Jr? e'ia , t j ' I r- p- - j " p fc' f? h flf XX'-'V fi S h -fcV -? n n J l:j L: : i V 'JSCt'- w.' v ' I c c c 2 ir c u C ff . V'kf M ;i i . r j . i is - x rfr vi,'t ? - js K - fr; ?.r I f