oo FIVE-SIXTHS OF JUTOSINU.S.: Now that traffic conditions arc be-J coming so congested in all our large cities, It has become a serious problem prob-lem to find out what we are going to do in tho future when there will be oven more automobiles than there at the present time. At the present there are some 7.-SS-1,000 automobiles In the whole world. Of theso there are over 6.500,000 in the United States alone. That means that there arc flvo times as many motor cars in the United I ! States than in all the rest of the world I put togother. Other automobiles, other j than those' in the United States, arei divided as follows; Great Britain.' 415,000; Canada. 300,000; France,! 200.000; Germany. 75,000; Italy, 35,.' 000: Argentina, 35.000; The Nether-, lands, 20,000; Russia, 15.000; Japan, 1 3000, and all other countries, 321.000 cars.