Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-24 | Page 5 | Autoists will Give Rides to Soldiers

AUTOISTS WILL GIVE RIDES JQSOLDIERS Volunteers Will Receive Stickers for Posting on Windshields. Under the direction of the -n-ar camp community service, of -which Ray R. Rugs is executive secretary, with headquarters headquar-ters at the Commercial club, the Red Cirde Auto corps has been organized, for the purpose of affording free automobile auto-mobile service to soldiers. Owners of automobiies are requested to file their names, offering their cars for the service, ser-vice, with the war camp community service ser-vice ot the Commercial club. Already more than fifty automobile owners have placed their machines at the disposal of the soldiers. Within a few days stickers will he provided, to tre placed on the windshields wind-shields of automobiles, indicating that any soldier may hail the driver and be tajen where he wishes to go. It is the particular purpose of the Red Circle Auto corps to provide Sunday rides for soldiers during the pleasant weather, and to take them to various points of interest in-terest about and in the vicinity or the city. Among those who have tendered their machines is a largo number1 of women wo-men automobile owners, who have registered regis-tered their machines at the war camp community service headquarters, and who will be available at any reasonable hour. The Red Circle Auto rorps Is not of local origin, but is general throughout the country. W. S. Theobald of the Tjni'ed States Tir company is in charee of the corps In this city. A general invitation ban been extended to all officers stationed in Salt J.,ake to attend the dance for orfficem at the Country ciub tonight. lUrs. William Reid is chairmau of the committee.