The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16
Petersburg
EXEMPTION BOARD CALLS
$50 MORE TO APPEAR MONDAY

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tershurs district exemption board
mailed notices today TO $50 registrants
20 appear next Monday for e1amina-
, ton, This number embraces those
( next in order following the hrst 7s6
drafted. Six hundred registrants al
together will be examined next week
/ $50 each day for four days beginning
| Monday. II is believed that the board
VIII secure from this 500 men the re-
naming i+5 Of the district quota of sa3
I one hundred and Atty men. not claim
( InS exemption, have already been &C
aepted by the board.
IMPORTANT POSITIONS
| FILLED BY rood COMMITTEE
| Positions in the health department
recently created by an ordinance
passes by the city council at the sux-
sestion OF surgeons connected with the
oublic health service. have been filed
by the health COMMITTEES Of the council
as follows.
Food inspector. George A. Brtstow
Mr.. Bristow has served some years as
a p1ern5et OF the police force and clerk
Of the ro.ice court He has resigned
as member of the police department
to accept the new office
MIX Inspector. J. E. Collier, present
FOOD and milk inspector. the work for
merly performed by him having been
dividend into two parts
sanitary inspectors. Lum Slaughter
J. Fl. Mitchell. E. A Perkins and J. c.
Connolly. who with the two old inspec-
tors will be assigned one to each Of
the ak wards OF the city.
Clerk TO the health department, Miss
Clara Lauterbach.
city nurse. Miss Marian Couch
John A. Mallory has resigned as city
scavenger and a scavenger will be ap.
pointed for each of the city's wards
LARGE AssEMBLAGE AT
RoGERs-HARvILLE WEDDING
The wedding this morning of Mss
Lois Cecil Rogers, the popular and at
tractive young daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. Rogers, of West Washing
ton street. to Mr.. Carlton LAFAYETTE
Harville was Witnessed hy~a large as
semelage of friends and relatives Of
'he young couple The ceremony was
performed at the West End Baptist
church by the Rev Fred W Moore Of
the Second Baptist church
The bride, gowned in travelling
suit of blue with black picture hat and
corsage, entered upon the arm OF
her father who gave her in marriage
preceded to the altar by her sister
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wearing plum satin with black picture
hat and Killarney roses Mr. Hunter
Harville. brother of the groom. was
! best man and William Harville. Leslie
Jones. Morris Baxter and Charles
Slaughter were ushers
| Miss Fannie Kerr rendered Lohen.
grin's professional and Mendelssohn's
occasional Just preceding the cere-
money the brides brother c. Ouin
! Rogers sang 20. Promise Me"
| After an extended bridal tour. Mr.
and Mrs. Harville will make their
| home in the West End
PETERSBURG POLICE IN
/ SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL
Members OF the Peter burg police de-
partment are searching for Hazel
Smith. pretty sixteen-ycar-o dauSh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith OF
| Farmvile, who left her home on Au-
gust LIST, and who Is reported to be
In hiding here or at Hopewell The
girls father is employed at Camp Lee
and the anxious mother Is here to aid
In the search for her daughter. The
family once lived In Hopewell, but re-
Gently moved back to their home at
Farmv'ils. The girl Is described al.
Feyes) weldeveioped for her age and
u
dark blue dress with wife sailor collar
cuffs and belt
CHEF BRoCkwELL IS
NOW AT THE DESK
! James Brockwell, recently elected
chief Of police Of Petersburg. succeed.
ing Captain r. F. Rasland, resigned
took oath OF office last night before
Justice C. G Peasants and entered
upon his duties today. Chief Brock
/ well this morning received telegraphic
requests from Wilmington. n. c.. to
locate II possible w, D. and r. J. Orr
whose mother died yesterday. The
telegram was signed by w. j. Orr. pre-
suinable the father of the boys
New Company Formed.
/ The state corporation commission
! has granted a charter to the Consol!-
date Grain Co. Inc. Of this city. The
new company has a capital stock Of
500, 600, It's officers are President /