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‘ {:30 p.m.—News. financial and
Review and
Review of
talk by
final market. Dun'e
Bndstreet's Weekly
‘ Chicago Trade.
A Real JuStification
.port.
’prert L. Smith.
7:00 m—‘Ked or nu moi-est
Petrol." a. dremafleed m. Current"
Book Review by R. A: W41.
7: 30 p.n1.-—-Bedtime story to: the
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9: 55 mun—Arlington (the W»: l
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1:: 39 p. xxx—Stock market report
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2:00p.m.—Musiocndhlk.
"Colors and Fabrics for Spring."
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market quotation . news buietins.
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7: 35 p. m.——Health talk. N. J Y.
State Department or Health. '
7 45 p. m.—— ——“The Merchant of
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10: 30 p. xxx—Musical Program.
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7: 45 p. m.+-Looeelcef Current
Topics. .
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4.
AUTOMOBIL-
B. C. Forbes in a. recent issue of the Philadelphie‘ Public Ledger gives tli‘e‘follow-
ing interesting statistics on the Automobile Industry. Mr: Forbes’ c o n c e p in o n l are
worth noting considering his experience and reputation :—
“The extraordinary demand for automobiles, doubtless. has been stimulated by the not thu.
as compared with the 1913 dollar, the dollar 0: today can buy 111 cents‘ Worth of automobilel. 128
cents worth of tires and 101 cents‘ worth 01 gasoline. whereas the some dollar can but less than
52 cents' worth of clothing, only 60 cents’ worth of shoes. not quite 54 «ME worth of furniture.
and only 6322‘ cents' worth of food.
5 when used in putting up a'fra. me building. and less than 47 cents in erecting a
ing rent. 45 con:
brick building,
a
Today’s dollar is worth only 61
LOWER recoveries cos-r
\
cents when‘lt comes to Day-
"The automobile industry apparently has exercised more brains than: other indmics in
bringing down cost of production without lowering wages.
”We hear a lot about the damage done by motor vehicles to reeds. Alec we are told“:
alarming tones of the amount of public money spent in road building. ’
“Well, out o: as 000, 000 000 tax payments last yea-Reno :1, 000. 000. 000 was spent on build-
ing road:
" “The Federal government has paid out to help States to build roads 8364, 000. 000 since 1.17.
but during the same period the Federal government has collected from motor vehiclce “89. 009.-
000, or more than twice the amount paid out ior road building.
“Morem er,
blned.
the automobile industry pays twice as much in taxes as all our reilroedl corn-
“Ot the road building now under way, 40 per cent. of the total expenditure is devoted to .
main roads and 60 per cent. to
feeder or local roads.
‘How many workers, would you guess, or; now employed in the motor vehicle and silica
lines. " .\'o fewer than 2 ,750,00
0.
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The industry uses 70 per cent of the total rubber supply. more the hell or the total
output of upholstery leather and fully one- third or all the plate glam made in this country. Ev-
ery sex en: la pound of copper is bought by the automobile manufacturers. .
"Gasoline consumptitcn by motor vehicles last year exceeded 6,400,000,000 “none.
WHAT am new we ran:
“In the retail end of the industry there are more than 41000 deeiers. fully 00.000 public
garages, nearly 70,000 service stations and repair shops and niorc‘ than 65.000 supply stores.
‘Only 8 per cent. or last year's production was exported, yet this business rented es dad:
among. our principal exports
r S.
“ Can the automobile industry go on expanding 2' ” is 0. question vcry frequently asked.
“I, {or one, believe that it has not attained anything like its run mirth.
V
The automobile should not be pictured in our mind as 3 means of plot-urn". but I! a:
means of transportation.
And the demand for transportation will not only grow so the country
grows. but will multiply as this means, which might be called personal transportation. comes
within reach of more and more
at our people.
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“Again, we have heard nothing but walls about the terrible conditions sarong“! ask? , ,
turel population. Yet the~number or motor vehicles registered from m total 75.350.“ I '
which 3,890, 000 are cars.
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“The industry, like other industries, doubtless will have in good, at you-s end it icon '7
years. But the curve or produc
tion cannot but be upward;
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- "My own experience is typical of that of millions or others. I first bought 730 m m
monthemnrketmnnyycersego. ByandbyIaepll-cdtocbcttcrc‘h .
requirements increased, I bought an inexpensive open cer- tor ”tilt work and a M our 15!"
heavier work and especially for
“The majority of Americans are so constituted that they
living conditions.
worthy ambitions.-
winter use.
keep
when. automatic".-
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“Therefore, it were foolish to draw a line and a...» the autonomy. mom, '3‘}
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8- 15 p. m.-—"Bcoth Tarkington",
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8:30 p. m.-—Lecture. direct Iron:
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York Assembly." by the Emerald}
—Julius' Berg.
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—' Mignon."
10:00 9. m.-‘Th0 Demoerecy e.
Wall Street and the New York 1::-
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Weather Forecast.
12:46 1:. row-Closing Report on '
:nrmers‘ Produce Market Report.
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l. Goodwin; Anal-noon Musicale.
5:89—42:le Stock Maker Reo-
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7: 00 p. ore—Boston Police ne-
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7: 30 p. rue—Selected verses 51
Mr. Charles I. H. Weaker; Red
Green health deli by Henry Copley
Green: "Blasting Ice Jena" by 8'.
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orchestra.
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