Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-26
FINANCES Of REVIVAL
CHAIRMAN JONES
MAKES STATEMENT
SAYS DR.. osTRoM REFUSED col.
LEcTloNs UNTIL EXPENSES
MET-OlD PEOPLES
MEETING.

Meetings today:
2.3 p. manual meeting for organ.
ization Of the Hawaiian Board In the
Board rooms.
3p. Mold Peoples meeting; spe.
cial services in Central Union Church.
1880 p. m.-Evangelistic mass meet.
Ing in Central Onion Church.
Mr.. p. c. Jones, chairman OF the Il.
nance committee Of the revival move.
ment, threw bombshell info the camp
of the Phillistines when he stated dur.
Ing the services at Central Union
Church last night that DR.. Ostrom ur
TO that time not only had not received
a cent for his work here but had actual.
ly advanced 500 out of his own pocket
to bring the singers and members Of
his party from the Coast. All along
there have been a good many people
who took the attitude, well, he's get.
ting well.paid for IT," and Mr.. Jones
addressed his remarks especially to
them. Further" stated Mr.. Jones, Or.
Ostrom has refused to take any part of
the proceeds of collections until the
other expenses Of the campaign have
been paid for. This was completed at
the last collection and ask you now
to be generous In your offering to-
night.
"Dr. Ostroms faithful and splendid
work deserves the greatest reward.
His campaign has been most earnest
and successful, even II there had been
but one convert at each meeting In.
stead Of many"
Dr. Kincaid and Rev. J. w. Wadman
In enthusiastic terms endorsed the
words Of Mr.. Jones. Tonight and Sun.
day night the proceeds of the collec.
ton will be given to DR.. Ostrom.
The feature Of today will be the Old
Peoples meeting at o'clock, taking
the place of the Bible conference which
has its last meeting this morning. This
old peoples meeting, in Central Union
church, will be unique. There will be
carriages ready to convey such as can
not come otherwise. The carriages will
start from Central Union church about
2 o'clock. DR.. Ostroms address will
be especially directed toward those get.
ting well along in years, whether or
not they are young in spirit. There
will be the usual singing.
Yesterday afternoon the annual Min.
listers Tea Party was held in Central
Union church after the business meet.
ing of the Bible conference. The tea
tya utu hy hA yNnr,nn'o NJ
Missions to all the ministers Of the
islands and visiting divines, and near
ly 200 were present. After the tea
the following program was given In
the main auditorium Of the church.
Mr.. p. c. Jones presiding:
/. Hymn, led by Mr.. John P. Hills.
"All Hail the Power Of Jesus's Name"
2. Prayer by Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid.
D. d.
3. Welcome from the Woman's
Board Of Missions of the Pacific Is.
lands, by Mrs. Doremus Scudder.
President. Interpreted by Mrs. May
Wilcox.
4. Responses by the President OF
the Hawaiian Board and Vice. Modera.
tor, +. Archer.
8. Greetings by Rev. s. L. Desha.
6. A Word from Over the Sea-
Chief Henry Nanpei of Ponape.
7. Solicitations from Rev. J. W. Wad
man.
s. Our Latest Acquisitions:
Rev. Curtis L. Shields of Hilo.
Rev. Albert s. Baker, NJ. D., of Kona
Rev. r. A. Buchanan Of Kohala.
Mr.. NJ. G. Santos OF Paia.
Mr.. James A. Rath of Palama.
8. Solo by Mr.. Fred. Butler.
10. Voices from Asia:
Korea, Rev. p. X. Yoon.
Japan. Rev. X. Komuro.
China, Rev. Ho Tsz Tung.
II. Our Mainland Brethren-Rev
Henry Ostrom, d. D.
~. Hymn led by Mr.. John P. Hills
"Blest be the tie that binds"
13. Benediction by Rev. Mr.. Kaea.
There was a large audience at Cen
trail Union church last night. DR.. Os
from took his text from Acts 26:l9
"Whereupon, o King Agrippa, wa
not disobedient unto the heavenly Vi
sion"
81 remind you that obedience is tn
first law OF God. 1t Is the great law O
mathematics, of science, Of character
Adams was the first great disobed
ence. Now the child of eight years ca
obey as truly as man Of fifty-eigh
II the child Is obedient, there's nothin