The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
RALLY DAY HELD
FOR AIDOF YIN. CA.
Work CT Association Is Present
ed From Every Pulpit in
Hampton.

iaaH'pton' Va. November 1e.-Tha
churches OF Hampton to-day held a
rally day" for tho Hampton Youps
Mems Christian Association. The work
OF the association wan presented from
every pulpit In the city, and the men
or the city were urged TO unite In
extending the influence of It. Among
the speakers here were State Secretary
5 a. Achley. Secretary of the Virginia
Boys Department Ii. 7. Baker, J. II
Pleasant. the official secretary to thc
state committee. K. Il. sombov. sec.
rotary OF the Newport News Associa-
tion' ID. 3. Jones. secretary of tho
Portsmouth Association, and Z. o.
SlEions. secretary OF the Fort Monroe
Association.
Three years ago Hampton built
new association building at cost OF
$4,000. and the rally to-day was 10
assist In raising money with which
to pay off the Indebtedness and TO
carry on tho work here
The Rev. ]. T. Cheif. secretary OF
the Virsinia Baptist orphanage board
preached here to-day in Eust lamp
ton, Liberty and tho RiyeryIew Ban.
fist churches.
Colonel james WadsEorth, ono OF
the inspectors general OF the United
states Army. Is expected to roach Old
Point Thursday. He will make the
annual inspection OF the Southern
branch of the National soldiere' Home
for the War Department on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday
Captain Charles II. Kaber. depart
1nent commander for Virginia and
North Carolina Of the Grand Army OF
tho Republic, has been made q mem-
Der Of the Fredericksburg Monument
Association committee by Grand Com.
mander Trimble, of the National Grund
Army of tho Republic. Captain HAZE
Is the chief Btgfekeeper at the South
ern branch y the National Soldiers
L. Il. Wheedon. chief clerk in the
treasurer's Office ut Home. is very III
with heart trouble In the hospital at
that institution.
Police officer r. D. Hope. member
of tho Hampton force. underwent q
ronarksbl operation In New York on
Friday. when DR.. Hainbridge, the can
Ger expert at the Carnegie Cancer
Hospital, removed nine inches of tho
officers juguiar vein. Mr.. Hopes con-
dillon is critical. although there in
some hope OF recovery
officer Louis A, Handle, OF the Phoe-
bus police force. yesterday rendered
his resignation to Mayor l. p. Fur
ness, and Will retire from the force
November 80.
Circuit Judge Clarence w Robin
son last Weep appointed Judge Sidney
Johnston Dudley. the .-ampton and
Richmond attorney, ea the receiver
for the estate OF tho late John W.
Boyenton. There Is q contest on tc
break the will of the dead man
The barn on the farm OF +. L. Todd
near the city. was totally destroy ed
by fire last night. 1t is believed that
the fire WAS OF an incendiary origin.
The loss will reach $500, with no in
! Surance.
| Mrs. William Tate. wife OF Lieuten-
ant Tate. United States Army, and
daughter Of Henry Lane Schmelz, OF
, this city, was operated upon in the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
to-day. Lieutenant Tate is stationed
at Fort Howard
Captains George Evans. q widely
known oyster planter and farmer of
York county, died in his home ut Po-
quoson yesterday morning. He was
! sixty years old. Five children aur-
vive him. Funeral services We're hsld
to-day from Trinity Methodist Church
ut Poauoson.
Mrs. John Woodruff wife OF Naval
Constructor WooLrun. entertained the
East Hampton Whist Club in her resi-
dence In Mallory Avenue Friday az
ternoon. Favors were awarded Miss
Bessie Fitchett. Mrs. Harry II Hous-
ton and Mrs Harry Whiting.