The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-29

see that if the hypocrites are in your
way you must be going the same way
and you'p better turn around? III vo,
saw boy drowning the least va,
could do would be TO jump in and saw,
, him aud not stand and make fun o
his inability to swim. So if you see {
man In the church who is not doins
right get in and boost-don't stand ant
rldicule his attempt to live right. oh
lnslncerity is the trouble with us.
Don't say I'd be better if / ha6
more advantages Don't blame the civ
LII you can't be good in the city get out
INTO the country, there is plenty OF
room there. If you can't be good in
Honolulu go 10 Hilo. if you can't be
good IN Rllo go to some other town.
IL you can't be good on earth then
you better go to heaven. Some people
thlnh that they have a particular IL
cense TO live unrighteously because
they live in the Hawaiian Islands. That
IS nonsense. There is no place where
you have better chance to be good
than in HONOLULU you want 10.
But, lastly, I often meet man who
says, 1 tried once and failed This is
the most pathetic class of all-unIess
they try again. If you are going in the
wrong direction turn around and go in
the right direction There is a table
spread for you all Jesus invites YOU.
Hear him say Come. for all things are
now ready. VIII you hear his voice ?
Come, GOMEZ
After a prayer the decision cards
We're distributed and the open door
was given. after which there was a
brief after meeting.
THE AFTER MEETING.
A large proportion of the congrega-
ton remained for the after meeting,
and after hymn they were briefly add
dressed by DIR. Ostrom. In response to
the question Have you been helped by
these meetings." nearly every one in
the church arose. Ia response to the
appeal of DR.. Ostrom for men and
women to give themselves to Christ
many others arose and for the first
time confessed Christ. In concluding,
DR.. Kincaid and Pastor Wadman,
the pastors and churches,
stepped up and shook hands with Dr.
Ostrom, bidding him Godspeed on his
Journey and thanking him for his work.
While the GLORY song 'tBlest be the
lie that binds and the Doxology We're
sung many pressed forward to grasp
he evangelist and singers by the hand. ]
CHMDREN's SERVICE. "a
About one thousand five hundred
children gathered in Central Union
church yesterday afternoon for a great
Children's Day Rally. They repre-
sented English, Portuguese, Hawaiian,
Chinese and Japanese Sunday schools.
Mr.. Butler sang and DR.. Ostrom de-
livered, a stirring address. An after
meeting was held in the chapel for the
older children and many signed the
decision cards
MORNING SERVICE.
Central Union was packed at the IL
o'clock union service. The various pas
tors led in the opening exercises. The
big chorus was led by Mr. Hills. DR..
Ostrom preached a powerful sermon on
Love-. MI. Butter AC WV VI
God in creation
AT THE PRISON.
There was an interesting service at
Oahu Prison yesterday morning. 1t
was arranged by Miss Crosett, who has
the prisoners SO frequently.
She goes away in the China today and
the prisoners gave her a unanimous
vote of thanks for her work for them.
The entertainment consisted of music
and recitations by girls of Miss Cros-
ett's classes. The prison quartette
sang and Mr. Fred Butler gave solo.
WITH THE EvANGELISTS.
Mr. John P. Hills goes to the coast
OF the China to-day and will lead the
singing at the International Epworth
Lea que Convention at Denver. early in
July. Mr.. Fred Butler will remain here
for about ten days, singing at the Mo-
ana Thursday evening and at a benefit
a week from Tuesday. He will then
leave in the Alameda, going to Winona
Lake to sing at the Bible Conference.
DIR. Ostrom goes to take part in the
Bible Conference at Winona Lake.