The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-30
MEMORIAL FOR
 GEN. VIM. BOOTH
SALVATION ARMY PLANS TO HAVE ENTIRE CITY PARTIcI.
 PATE IN SERVICE,
Will Be Held at the First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday Aft
 ernoon, September i.

Adjutant Howard, like every othe post commander of the Salvation AT my the world over, has planned me morial service in memory of the late General William Booth. founder ana commander=in-chief of the Salvation Army, in which the people of the en tire city are requested to join The l service will be held at the First M. E church, and Adjutant Howard and the members of the army will be aided by ministers of other churches and by civilians in paying proper tribute to the late leader of the army. Sunday afternoon at , o'clock, is the date set for the service, and everyone is re. quested to join in the tribute to Gen eral Booth and his great work. The service vii! consist of songs prayer, addresses and a consecration service of an impressive nature.
 The service will open with the hymn, My Jesus 1 Love Thee and will be followed by a second hymn, There Is Better World, They Say" Following a prayer another hymn will be rendered by the congregation, either Shall We Gather at the River or When the Roll Is Called Up Ton der"
 Scripture reading from the text: q have fought good fight, have fin ished my course. l have kept the faith"
 Song-"W We're Bound for the Land of the Pure and Holy"
 Address by Adjutant Howard. who will speak of the life and the work of the late commander.
 Solo" Boundless Salvation" (com- posed by General Booth) by a mem Der of the Salvation Army.
 Address-From all the people, by H. Minor Wallace, ex-congressman. Chorus-Life's Morn Will Soon Be Waning"
 Addresses by Rev. Percy Cross and Rev. K. M Wylie.
 Chorus-'iMy Home Is in Heaven" :" Pledge of Consecration-in charge of Rev. Forney Hutchinson. A re- sponsive reading by all who can con scientiously enter into the spirit ot the pledge printed on the leaflet. Song-"When I Survey the Won. drous Cross"
 Benediction.
 A Tribute.
 The following beautiful tribute to General Booth is printed on the leaf let program which will be distributed at tine services. Hail. Prophet of the Poorl Discoverer Of that sad, melancholy No Mans
 Land,
 Where tears of willows. orphans, des-
 olate, Pour in one huge Niagara of woe, And gather into lakes of sorrow, fatn-
 omless- Immeasurable waste of human griefi Hail, noble heart, that dares to seek
 to staunch The source of heart-ache by the balm
 divine Of Calvary who, passing boldly by All earthly nostrums, steadfastly de
 clares That. come what may, thy lot with
 Christs Is cast That for humanity's vast gaping
 wounds, The wounds of Christ as solace exist! Hail, Leader of our conquering hosts
 below, Who, passing the church-cared profes-
 sor by, Hast summoned every follower to thy
 side, To dive to lowest depths of lost man.
 kind, And seek, amid those water-caverns
 hid,
 The priceless pearls for whom Chrlsts
 blood was shedl Nor vain the quest! millions of costly
 gems Thy hand hath rescued from those
 realms of death, To stud the jeweled crown of Christ
 thy Lord Amid the countless hosts who fight
 beneath The Flag of Blood and Fire, none love
 thee more Nor pledge more firmly to thy prin-
 ciples
 Than we, thy soldiers of America, Who follow thee through life-to death
 and rise To hail thee in the Resurrection
 Morn
 Evening Service,
 On Sunday evening Adjutant How ard and the Salvation Army will holC special service at the army hall, tC which everyone is invited This ser vice will be in charge of the Saliva ton Army, and will be in the nature 0 follow-np meeting of the afternoon memorial.