Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 35 | How the Auto is Helping in War

HOW THE AUTO IS HELPING IN WAR Aniliiiatcs Distances, Speeds Up Business and Is Boon to the j Farmer. ! T: th ree corn m Mi ties most essentia I to t-ie pubuc we': a re aro food. fuf-I rind i i ra importation. One of tl'.e most imports impor-ts :il units in : Vie mint porta t ion system of Arr.eri.-a i? the r a.cso:.nper automobile.. It not only feria and supplements the steam and electric railways, but reaches (Je-nr.auons t::at it aJ-me can reach. It has freed tiie farmer ivoni Isolation. Isola-tion. It has brvuirht htm miles nearer his buying pnd telling markets. The working hour-? t'".at are saved through te cruun'l-joverinp ability of his car ore 1 many. The t tisev.zr automobile enables en-ables men employed in cities to live in the pub'irbs not only those of lar.c means, but smail storekeepers, clerks and m'hanies. In the city thousands of salesmen, contractors con-tractors and soiK'itTs. hundreds of phvslciaris, st'orv--; "Of real est me deniers. and" ma tv other frroups rely upon the :ullomo':ii e to arcorr.pl f-h economics iilen-'ti'al iilen-'ti'al with those of the typewriter and tlie f'rhone eror.'iml that conserve time The war has broneht many duties io most of us. We fieeiy and Gladly oTer our or irr$ to th pm-c-iTment iM 'piltPn l--r:!s. doine Ked Crw?s and V M C. A. wuik. ni:kimr speeiM'S. con- .ilt'i:: and pianr.irc. We nutst ma:viw to rruuo r.u our dnily lives thrs a.Idi-tK.r.al a.Idi-tK.r.al dut:.". and t'.e a uto::njhiie is helping help-ing us ijumcatuiably to uo iw