i. evening' pntertalnnieut for people
,lio ilon't need it than they give to the
ilwitiun of men in u vhole year. 1
rotetit out of the soul that CJo.l gave
against neb wicked selflshneas.
d 1 will protest If soelety spurn
from it as u bigot, a 1'urltan ana a
M illlB I.. I 'li fl.'t Ian A im.pl
B)0Or. TOT BWItlJ iu , ui louau n uiv.t-
ls not Christian in this matter no,
ot after the Christianity of Chrlstr
What can you Uo about it, Fullip?"
i a . i ii ji
Hn wife asKeu me ijuchuou oauiy.
be had grown old fast since coming
Mlltou. and a presentiment of evil
Htoiilil. in spite of her naturally cheery
uiiosltiou. cling to her whenever she
ouslilered Philip and tils work.
I can preach on it. and I will.
Be wise. Philip. You tread on dlf-
ottlt proiiud when you enter society's
aim."
Well dear, I will be as wise as a
raent and harmless as a dove, al
ough I must confess I never knew
can pnaeh on it, and l will."
ust exactly how much that verse
mailt. Hut preach on it I must and
ill."
And when the first Sunday of the
ninth enme Philip did preach on It.
the dismay ot several members of
church who were In the habit of
iving I'liici'taiuiiK'ins iiiki cum par-
Hen mi a somewhat elaborate scale.
He had never preached on the sub
rt Mi' amusements, and he stated thai
je wished it to be plainly understood
that he was not preaching on the sub-
eel now. It was a Question which
lit deeper than that and took hold
bf the very llrsl principles of human
oclety. A single passage in the ser-
m m will show the drift (if it all:
We have reached a time in the lils-
crv cit the world when it is the ( litis
an duty of every man who calls
Imself a disciple of the Master to live
i simpler, less extravagant basis.
lie world has been living beyond its
leans. SlOUOril civilization has been
lorbltant in its demands, ami every
ollar foolishly spent today means
offering for some one who ought to
relieved by that money wisely ex-
Inded. Au entertainment given by
IiU.- uf nimiits to other people of
fans iu these hard times, In which
Dney Is lavished on Mowers, food and
';-. is, lii my opinion, au act of which
In ist would not approve. 1 do uot
lean to say that he would object to
le pleasure which (lowers, food and
ress will give, but he would say that
Is an unnecessary enjoyment and
spi'iiM- at this particular crisis
nrougu which we are passing. He
roultl say that money and time should
given where people more in need
f them might have the benefit, lie
tould say that when u town Is In the
Ituatlon of ours today It is not a time
or any selfish use for any material
ilossinn.
"Unless I mistake the spirit of the
aodcin Christ, if be were here be
rould preach to the whole world the
lecesstty of a tar simpler, less expen
Ive style of living and, above all. ac
Ual self denial on the part of society
or the brotherhood of man. What Is
Wiety doing now! What sacrifice Is
i making? when it gives a charity
nil, dues it not spend twice as much
'i getting up the entertainment to
Mease itself as It makes for the poor
ti whose behalf the ball is given? Do
think I am severe? Ask yourself.
P member of Calvary church, what
l:ls 1 ti the extent of your sacrifice
"r the world (his year before you con-
lemn me for being too strict or par-
fCUUir. It Is because we live In shell
fill's thai the law of service presses
l""i us with greater insistence than
''f- And now more than during any
t the ages gone Christ's words ring in
Wears with i!i centuries of reverber-
Itlnll. 'Whnanavati nrlll n,,t .1.,,,,. him.
''If and take up his cross, he cannot
lay disciple.' "
"l nil the sermons on Christ and
Mern society which Philip had thus
"r preached none had hit so hard or
WIS applied so personally as this. The
Wldi ns went home from the service
'1 11 tllVir!i MM .-rl..., .nUtu ...I
i.i.e. i ii.ti iri in ill-
". cluitch for me!" said Mrs. Goldeu
I" Hung herself out of the building
iter the service was over. "I cousid-
r thai the most insulting sermon I
v,r heard from an minister It la
imply outlandish, and how the church
in endure such nreaehlns much lon-
P'f Is a w onder to me. I don't go near
"Win w hile Mr. Strong Is the mlnis-er-'
Philip did not know It vet. but
was destined to find out lhs.it soeletv
lorries fl trmill.nitnu. nnf mm In I,..
,11 FW,-l 111 IIO UK
P' the Word ",Hlflan,ll..h" .,,,,,11.,. I l
to persons or things.
,, '"'n evening service was over.
"mi, OH I S ml, It ,vu I.,,- ,1,
lot couch In front of the open Are un
P' the dny'8 excitement had subsided a
r11" It was almost th,.
Pthe wek when he gave himself up
complete rest of mind and body.
nail )een lvlnc tlu.ro ahnnt a
of an nour when Mrs. Strong,
r-v uaa been moving nlant hab
Em one of the front windows and had
obliged to raise a curtain, stepped
e room with an exclama-
sn.
'.nip, there is some one walking
back and forth In front of the house! j
I hare heard the steps ever since we
came home. And just now I saw a'
man stop and look In here. Who can;
It be?"
"Maybe It's the man with the bur-1
glars lantern come back to get his'
knife," said Philip, who had always
made a little fun of that iucldcut as
his wife had told It. However, he rose
and went over to the window. Sure
enough, there was a man out on the
sidewalk looking straight at the house.
He was standing perfectly still.
Tblllp and his wife stood by the win
dow looking at the figure outside, and,
as It did not move away, at last Philip
grew a little impatient and went to the
door to open it and ask the man what
he meant by staring into people's
houses in that fashion.
"Now. do be careful, won't you?" en
treated his wife anxiously.
"Yes. I presume It Is some tramp or
other wanting food. There's no dan-
ger, I know."
I He Hung the door wide open and call
' ed out In his clear, hearty voice:
I "Anything von want, friend? Come
; np and ring the bell if you want to get
I in ami know us Instead of standing
there on the walk catching cold and
! making us wonder who you are."
I in response to this frank and Inform
al Invitation the figure came forward
and slowly mounted the steps of the
i porch. As the face came Into view
more clearly Philip Btarted and lell
buck u little.
It was not because the face was that
of an enemy nor because it was re
pulsive nor because be recognised an
old acquaintance. It was a face be
had never to his knowledge seen be
fore. Yet the impulse lo start back be
fore It seemed to spring from the rec
ollection of Just such a countenance
moving over his spirit when he was in
prayer or In trouble, it all passed in a
second's time, and then be confronted
the tnnti as a complete stranger.
There was nothing remarkable altoul
him. He was poorly dressed and car
ried n small bundle. He looked 1W1I
ami tired. Philip, who could never re
sist the mute appeal of distress In any
form, reached out his hand and said
kindly: ('nine In. my brother; you
look cold and weary. Come in and
sit down before the lire, and we'll have
a bite of lunch. I was just beglnulng
to think of hnvlng something to eat
myself."
Philip's wife In iked a little remon
strance. Iml Philip did not see It. and
wheeling an en y chair before the fire
he made Ihe man sil down, and. pull
ing up a rocker, he placed himself op
posite. The stranger seemed a little surpris
ed at the action of the minister, but
made 1 1 resistance. He look off his
hat and disclosed a head of hair white
as snow and -s:i i. 1 iu a voice that
sounded singularly sweet and true:
"You do mo much honor, sir. The
fire feels good this chilly evening, and
the food will be very acceptable. And
I have no donht you have a good,
warm bed that 1 could occupy for the
night."
Philip stared hard at his unexpected
guest, and his wife, who had started
out of the room to gel the lunch, shook
her head vigorously as she stood be
hind the visitor us a sign that her hus
band should refuse such a strange re
quest, lb' was taken aback a little,
and he looked puzzled. The words
were uttered In the utmost simplicity.
"Why, yes. we can arrange that all
right," he said. "There Is a spare
room, and excuse me for a moment
while I go and help to gel mir lunch."
Philip's wife was telegraphing to him
to conic into the other room, and be
obediently gol up and went.
"Now. Philip." she whispered when
they were out In the dining room, "ymi
know that is u risky thing to do. You
are all the time Inviting all kinds of
characters in here. We can't keep
this man all night. Who ever heard of
such a thlug as a perfect stranger coin
lug out with a request nke that? i
believe the man is crazy. It certainly
will not do to let him stay here all
night."
Philip looked puzzled.
"I declare It is strange! He doesn't
appear like an ordinary tramp. i'ut
somehow I don t think lies crazy.
Why shouldn't we l"l him have the
bed In the room off the cast parlor. I
can liu'lit the fire in the stove there
and make him comfortable."
"nut we don't know w ho be Is. You
let your sympathies run away with
your i iilL'Uicnt
"Well. Ilttl
e woman, let me go in and
im awhile. vu gel the
talk with him
lunch, and we'll see about the rest
afterward."
So he went back and sat down again.
He was hardly seated when his visitor
said:
"If your wife objects to my Staying
hen
,.11, I . . i ,
tonight, ol course. I don t wish to.
I don't feel comfortable to remain
where I'm not welcome."
"Oh, you're perfectly welcome,
said
Philip hastily, with some embarrass
IllcUt,
nn:
while his strange visitor
went
"I'm not crasy, only n little odd. you
know. Perfectly harmless, it will be
perfectly safe for you to keep me over
night" The man spread his thin hands out
before the lire, w hile Philip sat find j
,,..,,.ii him IMl ., MPtnln f iseliei I lull
Watched him With a (ert.llll r.lS( Ill.ltloll ,
new to his interest iu all sorts und
Mndltlons of men.
Mrs. stronj; brongbt in a substantial
lunch of cold meat, bread nnd butter,
milk and fruit and then placed it on
a table in front of the open tire, where
he nnd his remarkable guest ate like
hungry men.
It was after this lunch had been eat
en and the table removed that a scene
occurred which would be Incredible If
Its reality and truthfulness did not
compel us to record It as a part of the
life of Philip Strong. No one will wish
to deny the power and significance ot
this event as It Is unfolded in ths
movement of this story.
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