And then, and then--a remarkable thing took place.
On the rear wall of Calvary Church there had been painted, when the church was built, a Latin cross.

This cross had been the source of almost endless dispute among the church-members.

Some said it was inartistic; others said it was in keeping with the name of the church, and had a right place there as part of its inner adornment.

Once the dispute had grown so large and serious that the church had voted as to its removal or retention on the wall.

A small majority had voted to leave it there, and there it remained.