The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-18

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tne canoioate IN opposiuon % .ne CITY
aooitor was neins ooosteo oy tns
special committee because nc had
peen OF some ASSISTANCE 70 tnat oooy.
Mr.. Cofer u NOT oniy the canotoate
OF the committee. said Mr. PETERS
OUT NO VIII De supporteo ny many
members OF THIS body VINO are NOT
members OF the committee.
The council chamber was nLed with
citizens. including not only
many city employees, but many friends
OF the various candidates. They took
the keenest interest In the proceed
fngs, and enjoyed immensely the tins
between Aldermen Fuller. Adams and
Gunst and Alderman Mitchell and
Councilman Peters.
OF the newly elected directors three
are well, known ~ having given years
of service to the city. while tho fourth
has been In public and business life
here for many years.
Director Boiling has been connected
with the city for over q quarter Of a
century. He served In the city en-
gineer's office and was superintende lent
Of the water department for a number
Of years before he succeeded the late
Colonel W. r. Cutshaw as city en-
xineer. and Is considered a man emil
nently fitted for the place.
Director Levy served as chief health
OFFICER of the city for ten years, being
the first officer Of that character. He
left the health department several
years ago to accept a better-paying po-
sition in New York. During his ser
vice the health department OF the city
was greatly improved and certain divi.
sions Of the work have been model.
for other cities throughout the coun
try.
Director Trarord has been superin
tendent Of the electric plant from tn
beginning. He is considered one o.
the best men for this particular lire OF
endeavor In the United States.
Director Myers has figured promi.
nentIy in military circles in Richmond
for many years. He was for a Ions
time commander Of the Richmond
Hosvitxers' battery, and kept that or,
ga nixation together up to the begin,
ming Of the war. = sHe served tern
In the. sst4te Legislature ana was dc.
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