Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
whole NATION DEPENDING.
NOW ON THE AUTOMOBILE
Cannot BE Duplicated i'm Any Other
Labor or Timc-Saying
Appliance.
INCREASES MANS ECONOMY
Adaptability of Automobile Has
Done More to Crostc New
Standard of Personal Efficiency
Than Amy Other Cause.

1T Was with the advent OF the
automobile that the business world
struck pace that has become char
actert!stic OF the twentieth century
and necessity OF the present time.
enabling owners 10 do big things at
a saving. not only In time and mon
cr. bat OF physical and mental ex.
4. ton" says q. y. Kissel. president
OF the Itisscl Motor Car Company.
The dcpcndability OF the automo-
requirements OF owners In al lines
of business and social activities has
caused II dependence being placed on
IL which cannot be duplicated in any
or appliance. This depcndahlity en-
ablcs owners 10 practically double up
or their time. which. in turn, In
creascS the results of their activities.
The story OF pioneer lawyer VINO
conducted tvs court cases on the
same day by using his car TO. whisk
him back and forth between the two
court buildings where the cases were
heinE held is an apt illustration of
the automo ,ilc's ability to increase
the owners activities by doubling his
The big mercantile houses and
manufacturers who equip their sales
men Win automobiles is another in
stance. Their statesmen cover more
territory in faster time and less eN-
peusc. without depreciating their
physical or mental energy.
buggy. was better than walking. but.
even. at that, he was many times TOO
late. due 10 the limitations of horse
flesh, but with the advent OF the
Gutomobnc the doctor not only makes
more calls in The same time, but he
is better able physically to cope
with additional eases and emergency
Ono EntcrprisinE Town.
There is certain town IN
Western State that is reported 20
ont a DOUBT, this town Will soon
.outstrip it's neiEhbors. because its
.ncople are equipped TO accomplish
moro in less time and are not de-
sportatior methods nor are their ac-
.iivitics bounded by Il railroad time
table.
Hartman made his executive
ability a vital force many hundreds
of miles from where no was sitting
by the use of the telephone. liusi-
personally oversee. the different bus!-
ness interests OF their Institutions by
employing the automohil. as means
OF individual transportation, thereby
.'9y doubling their time.
And in just the same way that
the automobile has increased mans
efficiency and economy OF time dur
ing his business hourS-so II Is ac-
compl!shing the same results in the
home. while, hcretoforc, the week
Gnu was usually spent III SHAY ms III
doors. today. the family. with an au-
tomobile drives out in the open, Civ
ing their bodies and minds complete
rest from the weeks work and ac
INVITES.
"All the week the wife and mother
has been spending their time in the
home or attending to social duties,
the children have been going to
school. while the head OF the house
I has been working hard at the Of
flee. or factory. as the case may be.
{ Through the unlimited utility OF ant
tomobile and its ability TO give un-
interruptcd service. every member ..
the family is benefited and gets 4
complete rest, $50 that when the new
week starts they have fully rccu-
pcratcd from the activities of the past
week and are in fine condition to
tackle the duties and work OF the
new week.
Creates New Standard.
This adaptaoility or the automo-
bile TO the transportation require
mcnts IN business. home and social