MfROYED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Motor Car a n d
Good Roads
SundaySdiool
’ Lesson ’
On the
Funny
Side
(B y R E V p B H T Z W A T K R . D. 1 ). Dean
of th« E venin g School, M oody B ib le In -
• tltu t« of C h ic & fo .)
t
1 » < W estern N ew sp aper Un ion )
Lesson tor March 21
JESUS DIES AND ARISES FROM
THE DEAD
L E S S O N T E X T — J o h n I» p i-J O ; ÎS :
I-I9
G O L D E N T E X T — T h e r e fo r e d o th th e
F a t h e r l o v e m e , b e c a u s e I la y d o w n
,h a t 1 m a y ,a k e u » g a in .— J o h n
P R I M A R Y T O P IC — J e a u s
D ie s
and
R ie r s F r o m t h e D e a d
J U N I O R T O P IC — J e s u s D ie s a n d R is e n
F ro m th e D ea d
IN T E R M E D IA T E A N D S E N IO R T O P
IC — J e s u a D ie s a n d R ta e a F r o m t h e
D ead.
Y O U N G P E O P I .E A N D A D U L T T O P
IC — C h r is t D y i n g f o r O u r S in s a n d
R i s i n g A g a in f o r O u r J u s t i f i c a t i o n .
S H O C K IN G
Mrs T eller—I h ear that Mrs Nay-
! her, th e last tim e she w ent to the
j city, took her young d aughter to
! Sheridan's "School for Scandal.”
Mrs. L lsner—Isn't th at perfectly
terrib le! I should think Sheridan
, would he asham ed to conduct a school
j of th at s o rt—hut everytnxly aeems to
j he going to the dogs these days.—
T rouveur de Senders.
R e v e a le d
She .expectantly)—And w hat Is It,
Mr. Itlchle.v, th at you so specially
w ant to tell me?
He (earn estly )—Well, I couldn't tell
you out there with ull those people
about, but—
She (encouragingly) —Yes?
He— You've got a sm udge on your
cose.
I. Jesus Crucified (vv. 17-30,.
1. The place (v.17).
It was on a hill called In Latin Cal
vary. In Hebrew Golgotha, which ln
shape resembled a skull.
2. His companions.
Two m alefactors (v. 18, cf. Luke
23:32).
This shows how completely Jesus
was Identified with sinners.
W O U LD HE REM EM BER?
3. The Inscription over Him (vv.
19, 20).
It was custom ary to place an In
scription over the cross stilting the
crime for which the victim suffered.
4. Gambling for the garm ents of
Jesus (vv. 23, 24).
This Is an exhibition of now men's
hearts may lie so callous as to plan
and act for present gain antler the
shadow of the cross of Chi 1st.
5. U tterunces from the cross (vv.
25-30).
(1) "Behold thy son"— Behold thy
mother" (vv. 25, 26).
In this crucial hour He forgot Ills
own b itter anguish nnd Interested
Himself In those He loved. Though
He was leaving the earth and Its
struggles. He made provision for the
By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN
dear ones |pft behind.
Mother (nt zoo)—Now, Jim m ie, we'll
UTOMOBILE shows in several
go look lit the stork.
(2) "I th irst” (v. 28).
T he volume o f business In
big A m erican cities re Hudson. W isconsin, Minnesota, Mlchl- I record.
As the sinner’s representative. He
Jimm ie, oh, mother, do you think
cently have been huge gan sta te u fter state— have fallen In dollars also set a new record of about
h e ll rem ember me?
successes.
These shows to line in the m aking of good roads | $500,000,000. The developm ent of the suffered not only untold agony of
Fifty-one mind, but of body as well.
a ttra c te d enorm ous a t to a ttra c t to u rists as well as to take j foreign m arket is rapid.
(3) "It ls finished" (v. 30).
P u ttin g It In to A c tio n
tendance. They w ere In care of business. They are reaping American railroads are now using mo
While no one can fathom thp depth
C ustom er—H ave you finished p rin t
form ative
and
w ere an annual rew ard of many millions of to r tru ck s ns a p a rt of th eir shipping
of meaning In these words, they do ing those signs, you know. “Don't put
Illinois, a sta te of black service, as com pared w ith 33 in 1924
m arked by the sale of dollars.
no doubt Indicate (a) th a t the calum off till tom orrow w hat you can do to
soil,
has
literally
lifted
Itself
out
of
many
cars
of
ail
kinds.
— aaaw
u h
n u iu » . i
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a l ie
u it 111111 oblle
u 1 1 i i H Industry,
iU N ir y ,
u directl)
ir e v t ij
The
nutom
They w ere especially inform ative for j * le niud by its b ootstraps through an(j indirectly, provides n living for nies and Indignities heaped upon Him day," and "P rocrastination ls the
th e reason th a t they showed w hat has J rhp construction of 5.575 miles of 3,200,000 persons. About 350.000 are were at an end.
th ief of tim e” ? You promised them
«. His death (v. 30).
for today.
been accom plished In the q u a rte r of a | linr<1 roads—and had 1,278,114 motor actu ally engaged In the manufuctur«
His
death
was
voluntary.
W
ith
full
cen tu ry during which the autom obile vehleles on its reg istry last year.
P rin te r—But DI have them tom or
of cars, tru ck s and busses. Over 9,
consciousness
th
at
all
things
which
In short, th ere w ere approxim ately 000,000,000 gallons of gasoline 'were
row.—D artm outh Jack o’ L antern.
Ind u stry has grown up from an ex
He
had
come
to
do
hnd
now
been
ac
ceedingly modest beginning to its pres- 20.000,000 m otor vehicles under regls- consumed In 1925 In A m erican cars. complished, He dismissed His spirit.
e n t enorm ous proportions. B eading lie- i ,rv last >par ln th e country.
O ur The total public Investm ent In auto
T h e F a ta l G la n c e
II. The Resurrection of Jesus (20;
tw een the lines of the facts brought I bl»-’hway program
appears to be mobiles today Is nbout $16,500,000,000.
1-29).
"W h at!
Hilda Hay fired? Why,
o u t a t these shows, It Is to gasp w ith sta,llllzp<l a t «bout a billion dollars According to present ra te of produc
1. The empty tomb (vv. 1-10).
she's been dancing nt the C aviare for
am azem ent at the changes th a t have a >'p ar- " p ,lavp to<,a>’ about 3,000,- tion and replacem ent seven seasons
(1) The testim ony of Mury Magda the last four years. How comes she's
been w rought In the industry itself 000 'allp8 of highways, ranging from will he required to replace the 20,- lene (vv. 1, 2).
fired ?”
an d in American life through the mo- i mePe tra lls ,o ,h e h |8 |lest tvpe of lm- 000,000 now in use.
This woman, out of whom Jesus hnd
“Well, It seem s th a t she’s cross
to r vehicle—the automobile, the m otor Proved road.
A central system of
In Jan u a ry of 1925 American nuto- cast seven demons (Mark 16:9; Luke eyed and her nose slants to the left,
truck, the m otor bus. It was approxi- h |Khw ay« has been established—the moblle m an u factu rers foretold an 8:20), announced the fact of the emp
and last night somebody happened to
niately twenty-five years a g o - a s l federal 7 per cent system of about o utput of 0,000,000 for th e year. ty tomb to P eter and John.
notice It."—W ashington S tar.
well rem em ber and doubtless many LfflO.OOO miles. The federal npproprla- About 3,750,000 cars w ere made. This
(2) Personal Investigation by P eter
o f you do—th a t the first autom obile tlon fo r the ,lscal y*a r beginning July year they are estim ating th e demand and John (vv. 3-10).
G e n tle m e n F r ie n d s
m ade a journey by highway from De- ’ • 1026> ls *73,125,000 for federal aid a t from 4,000.000 to 0,000,000. They
The news of the empty tomb which
"W ho’s th at w alling for you.
tr o it to New York City. And w hat ; ro a,ls: 10,000 miles of such roads count on th e steady Increase of Mary brought with breathless haste
a trip It w as! T here were no service wpre built ln 1925.
w ealth In the country, th e Increase In so moved John and P eter th a t they M yrtle? Your Candy-und-Flhwers or
your D inner?"
statio n s, so a com plete Ret of replace- ! n ° you rem em ber how solemnly good roads ; the extension of the au both ran to Investigate.
"Naw, th a t’s my T ransportation.
m ent p a rts w as carried.
T he tires 1 and forebodingly the autom obile tnanu- tom obile's usefulness ; the tendency
(3) The m anifestations of the risen
He's taking me downtown to meet my
usually deflated a t 15-mIle Intervals, f a c t o r « ! and the financial experts of the well-to-do to own two cars or Lord /w ii 29).
H orse pow er often had to drug the and thp Kpnpral public used to talk pise Invest In a b etter c a r; the de
(1) To Mary Magdalene (vv. 11-18). Theater Seats."— Life.
«•ar from mudholes. And It took a about “th e satu ratio n point” In the sire of every fam ily to own a car
(a) Mary weeping a t th e empty
w hole week to m ake the trip ! Today Industry? A pparently "th ere a in ’t no j un)J , r'a v; ,
tomb (v. 11).
N e e d H e lp ?
P eter and John went home, hut
the sam e trip is made com fortably such anlm lle.” as the farm er’s wife
B asil—I am a special Investigator.
The motor-bus business Is springing
said
when
she
first
set
eyes
on
a
Mary could not—she stood weeping.
ln th ree days.
Beryl— WI ih I are you Investigating?
I up like a mushroom. One hundred
The other day a c ar—no ¡n ev er mind hippopotamus.
B asil—The theory that kissing is
I thousand are predicted for 1926. You She should have been rejoicing th at
th e grave w as empty, for the empty dangerous.—Michigan Gargoyle.
As a m atter of fact the autom otive
the make, this Is not an advertising
can get In an Inclosed bus de luxe In
sto ry —w as driven from New York Industry has been g reatly astonished | alm ost any large city nnd go almost tomb was an eloquent proof of His
City to San Franeisc«»—3,423 miles— more than once by developments. anyw here on reg u lar schedule. The m esslahshlp and deity.
T h e y W o u ld B e
(b) Mary questioned by the angels
In exactly 102 hours and 45 m inutes— F irst, by the Increasing dem and for city stre e ts a re full of g reat double-
She— Are you In favor of women ta k
(vv. 12, 13)
elapsed tim e, not running tim e! This autom obiles; next, th e trem endous deckers.
She viewed through hpr tears angels ing part In public affairs?
w as w ithin 6 hours of the fastest |H>pularity of the m otor tr u c k ; now
The foregoing o u tstanding facts of at the tomb, who inquired the cause
He— It's all right If you really want
th
e
spectacu
lar
developm
ent
nnd
train schedule. The route w as over
the autom otive in dustry, together of her sorrow.
the affairs public.
th e Lincoln Highw ay—a highway th a t ram ifications of the m otor bus service.
with o thers th a t might be mentioned
(c) Jesn s reveals H im self to Mary
25 years ago w as not In existence. On top of this last surprise comes did space perm it, seem to Indicate
The point of the foregoing Is th at th e export last y ear of 550,000 Ameri th at the developm ents of the next tpn (vv. 12, 13).
S T IL L H A D H IS F A U L T S
She first snw angels, and then her
m otor curs ami good roads ure In can cars.
years will be exceedingly Interesting eyes lighted upon the Lord. She did
T here Is, however, a satu ratio n as well as of national im portance.
separably bound together.
not recognize Him In Ills resurrection
Everyw here the traveler with eyes point In the general situation, as most For exam ple:
body but His voice was fam iliar to
sees the tru th of this. T ake the Scenic hlg cities of the country know to
O rganised society will have to fake her. As soon as her nam e was called
W est as an illustration. It w as only th eir perplexity, and th at Is the In a definite stand as to the respective she recognized Him and worshiped at
ability
of
the
roads
to
furnish
the
a few years ago th at the to u rist tra v
rights of m otorist and pedestrians. His feet.
eled by railroad and then got Into a room for the autom obile traffic. This The appalling needless loss of human
(d) Jesu s forbids her to touch Him
horse-draw n vehicle—the old stage- alm ost paralyzing congestion obtains life m ust he stopped.
(v. 17).
< oach was the thing. Now the Scenic at nil business hours, and Is worst
Tills shows th at she w as now com
The fuel situation Is ridiculous.
W est Is alive w ith m otor cars from of course In the business centers.
T here ls energy In a gallon of gaso ing Into a new relationship with Him.
Chicago
has
J
u
't
put
into
effect
a
«•very sta te In the Union—and with
line converted 100 per cent Into me Besides, th ere was no tim e for such
public m otor busses.
T here were new system of traffic control lights
chanical
pow er to propel a light car fam iliarity while the disciples were
.968.212 private cars adm itted to the nnd calculates th at It m akes a theo
In dnrkness. “Go tell my brethren,”
450
miles.
n ational parks' last season.
E very retical "economic saving" of $100,000
How fa r can the practice of time was the message for her to carry.
New
w here a re seen road gangs In the a day In the saving of time.
(e , M ary's testim ony (v. 18).
m ountains, which were only foot amt York estim ates Its dally economic loss paym ents on cars he carried?
(2) To the disciples (vv. 19-20).
Shall
we
have
p
erp
etu
al
license
licrsp trails before. Kocky Mountain at a much larger sum.
(a) When Thom as was absent (vv.
F irst Prof.—Thut sophom ore's a per
This congestion o f traffic obtains
N ational I’ark bus a highway over
fect ass.
Ehall wp have federal control of 19-23).
• he Colorado C ontinental Divide th u t not only In the business centers but Î
He came to them with the message
.Second Prof.—H a r d ly - h e Isn’t a
through highw ays?
•llinhs up to 11.797 feet.
The cog nlso on approach roads. .Many resl
of peace (v. 19). showed His hands g rad u ate yet.
Shall highw ays provide for express,
dents
of
the
big
cities
have
given
up
road up Pikes P eak used to he con
and side (v. 20), commissioned them
local and freig h t traffic? Shall we
(v. 21) and bestowed upon them the
sidered a marvel ; now there ls an week-end auto trips because th e p a
have
double-deck
roads
a
t
congested
E f f ic ie n c y
Holy Spirit (v. 22).
autom obile road to the very summit. tience of Job him self would he In
[mints?
"W hy do you have your num ber on
(h) W hen Thom as w as present (vv.
New York City has a breathing adequate to the task of getting back
fine thing seems to be certain : 24-29).
the front bum per?"
sp in e In the In terstate Palisades Park home Sunday evening.
"Cops m ake me."
In 1925 the motor truck Industry Upon th e p erm anent roadw ays will
Victory over Thom as' skepticism
Highway a fte r highw ay on botn sides
“W hy?"
o f the Hudson has been constructed to had Its most successful year, with depend th e extent to which the motor was realized by the sight and touch
"It stam ps It on the p edestrians so
take care of the m otor traffic— and the m anufacture of 292,000 units, an vehicle may he operated for pleasure of the Lord.
they can tell my car hit 'em .”
even a suspension bridge over the increase of 100,000 over the previous and profit.
Reflections Suggested
Recent Automobileûhows
T o M ake T rue the D ream
Wise O ld M a h o m e t
1 he ordered Mount Safa to come to him.
( Of course the mountnln stayed where
I it was, but equal to the emergency,
! Mohammed announced, "God ls mercl-
! ful. H ad my command been obeyed
it would have fallen upon us and we
| would all have been destroyed. In
stead. therefore, I shall go to the
m ountain.”
' men of th e American arm y at
■It
field, n ear Belleville, III. The sliapa
o f the ship tak es the form of a heart
with a depression on th e upper sur
face. It Is capable of attain in g a speed
of 70 miles an hour.
"If the m ountain will not come to
Mohammed, Mohammed m ust go to
Vie m ountain."
T his well known
p t ’ nse Is often used o f one who, be
M ore C hance
ing unable to have his own way, hows
"You say that Miss Agely Is des
•o the Inevitable nnd does the best he
perate for a m an?”
can under the circum stances.
D ir ig ib le Is S u c c e ss
"Yes. She had twin beds put In beg
The saying originated w ith the
A successful flight of the glwit room, so she’d have tw ice as many
prophet him self n eat th a beginning of
his career. The A rabs w anted a proof seml-dlrlglble KS-1 w as recently made io look under."—American Ipglon
af his m iraculous pow ers whereupon by a crew of nine officers and j Weekly.
The most valuable possession which
C hristianity holds for me Is this con
viction: T hat the task Is unfinished,
th a t the conflict Is still on. and that
It is my business to Invest my life in
such a way as to make tru e the dream
of the Son of Mi-n.—Edward A Stein
er.
D ep en d on Jeaua
Never let earthly things, not even
the bitterest sorrow, blind you to tha
oresence of Jesua.
S o m e O th e r P e rso n
M otorist D idn't I run across your
faci- som ew here or other?
P ed estrian No, It's alw ays been
like this.
A f r a id o f E n c y c lo p e d ia
N ewrich— I'm proud of our son,
m other, l b w ants us to buy him an
encyclo|s*dia.
Mrs. N ewrich—A bicycle Is much
safer, dear. I would alw ays be wor-
rjin g for fear he would fall off the en
cyclopedia and break an arm.
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