Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
MAYORS APPO|NTEEs
J: ACCEPT new OFFICES
All OF -Four Directors Confirmed
S.. Tuesday Night Here Except
tSSt DIR. Ernest &. Levy.
0.TAkE cAH or cRENsHAw
Understood re xiii he Made Audi.
tor and Accountant in Department
OF Financc--C.ty Hall Quiet After
saN5Storm OF Contests.

f.sNaNor .A;nslic stated yesterday that
all of the departmental heads appoint
ed by him had accepted their positions.
Before he transmitted the appoint
rnents to the City Council the Mayor
ascertained that the offices would be
Agreeable to those whom he desired
20 ELL them.
LOT the appointccs. Director OF Pub
lic..Works Charles Il. Boiling and Di-
rector of Public Utilities L. w. Traf-
ford are now in the employ Of the
city. Director of Public Safety Will
liam NJ. Myers and Director of Public
Welfare Ernest c. Levy are not en-
ployecs of the municipality.
or the four appointees all are, now
Ernest {. Levy. whose address is
AfR. Il is "e SeiieSed tia, MAJOR Levy
Will secure his release from the army
in time TO assume the duties of his
once a, the beginning Of the year.
Finnion G. Williams had removed his
name from consideration i'll connec-
Hon with the. office of Director of Pub
tic Welfare he telegrarhed DR.. Levy,
offering him the appointment DR..
thoTgh; he would be able to get re-
QUIET AT CITY HALL
.i., AFTER TUESDAYS SORN
After the storm Of Tuesday night all
VAS calm at the City Hall yesterday.
Mayor Ainslie said yesterday afternoon
that for the past few weeks it had
been a regular Brunswick stew" but
AS typifying tho American spirit in
again quie, and the verdict had been
1T is thought that George s. Cren-
4 6f
ant new office created by one Of
the charter change ordinances. II was
the general understanding that the
loser In the Golfer Crcnsha contest
would be given this Office.
known In Richmond Major Levy is a
gently selected from other United
States Army officers TO a place on
r. board. whose main purpose Is to
Major Levy some years ago was en-.
p!oycd to Investigate the milk supply
oftRichmond. and his examination dis
provement i'll the methods OF handling.
He was the first CHIEF Health ONCE
or Richmond. ana held that oillce for
ten Ten years. Mia work in the ,eradica-
tional prominence As Director OF
Ilubltc welfare he will have charge
OF the Health Department. Street
pital and In general OF All health
sanitation. hospital and charity affairs
of the city.
COLONEL MYERS COMMANDED
OLD HOwITZER ORGANIZATION
Lieutenant Colonel Myers has never
hclq city office. He was captain OF the
HoWitzerS for ten years, and served
with that body in the street car strike.
Later he was with his command on the
MEXICAN border. When the war opened
no went with an artillery regiment TO
.fnniston. Ala. but was later retired
M Ia Ct.ss.I 4.
itp~o terms he represented Richmond in
me House of Delegates. AS Director
otSpuoltG Safety he will have charge
OF the Police and Fire Dcpar,ments
the Building Inspectors office and the
office or Sealcr of Weights and Meas
Charles L. Boiling did his arst work
and Ohio Hallway in the construction
OF the Church Hill tunnel Later he
Works. lie was elected City Sngineer
on the death OF Colonel Cuishaw I'D
at present holds this position. He Will
nave MNe. ch "a as Director of Public
rRAFFORD DREW PLANS
FOR ELECTRIC PLANT
II. W. Traford Is an expert account.
ant. lie drew the plans Tor the City
Electric Light Plant and later became
lie Utilities he will have supervision or
sTf electric, gas and water works Of
s sh CITY IN SO Tar as their operation
Henry f. Pollard has been CITY At
torney since 1888 Under the new
plans OF government he becomes Direc-
.LoTrot Law. but his duties will be sun
stantially the same as formerly.
Henry G. Golfer is at present tbe
-Special Accountant OF the city. AS
director or Finance he will SUPERVISE
All the collection OF taxes and viii
appoint such officers as Collector or
raIes, Collector of Delinquent Taxes
ana the chief clerk OF the Gas and
Electric Departments. ""u