Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-31 | Page 43 | A National Beauty, Typifying National Efficiency

A National Beauty, Typifying National Efficiency i At this hour, when the irreat need of the nation is efficiency and yet more efficiency the motor vehicle has not teen found wanting. To their beauty of ensemble, grace of line and luxurious appointments, must be added their well established record of efficiency and adaptability to the needs of the government, the business world and the general public in time of war, as I it was so magnificently demonstrated in time of peace. ' That the motorized vehicle has wrought wonders since first it was made the servant of mankind, and today, because of its mammoth organization and capitalization, is one of the most potent factors in speeding up the war programme, is admitted by a grateful people. Perhaps no more handsome type of motor vehicle just one of a myriad number of equal beauty that are today proving their worth to the nation has ever been thrown on the screen of publicity, than that shown herewith. It is a National Six, which has just rehed the showrooms of the Eandall-Dodd Auto company. The photo depicts a charming tit of scenery near the lake in Liberty park, which recently opened to motor traffic for the season. J rrpf " iill lj '