Article September 1, 1951 ISSUE

"NO RIDERS"

[Of Special Interest to Young People]

VIOLET S. TALBOTT

One often sees commercial trucks on the highways in the United States bearing a windshield placard saying, "No Riders," probably placed there as a protection to the driver and vehicle.

An old definition of the word rider is a "mounted highwayman" or a "freebooter." Does not this give us a hint as to the identity of certain "riders" who might desire to accompany us today on our journey from sense to Soul?

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