Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-15 | Page 13 | Aids in Drive for Books for Fighters

AIDS IN DRIVE FOR BOOKS FOR FIGHTERS Food Administration Assists In Campaign Cam-paign for Eeading Material for the Soldiers. The food administration, which is assisting as-sisting Mrs. Joanna B. Sprague, Utah library publicity director, In the big drive for books for the soldiers and sailors, has issued the following circular: Another call has come from Washington Washing-ton this time for books. The American Library association has been asked by the war department to look after the reading of the soldier boys and to supply sup-ply It. A nation-wide drive for books is on for this month, and Salt Lake City must do its share. How about the books you had Christmas Christ-mas and have enjoyed? Wouldn't you rather have them in the trenches than on vour book shelves? Won't you see what you have that men like to read adventure adven-ture stories, sea tales, good detective stories, travel, biography you know what they like, and slip them in your knitting bag or pile them In your car, and take them to the public library, which will be responsible for getting them to headquarters. head-quarters. If the library isn't convenient, any of tie following places will receive them: Deseret News book store, Deseret Sunday School Union. Callahan's book store, Walker Bros. Dry Goods company. Keith-O'Brien's. Keith-O'Brien's. Z. C. M. I., Auerbach'a and Red Cross headquarters. Could you do it this week? P. S. You might even buy a book for the cause.