Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
NEW YEARS GREETINGS
A Happy New Year To One
And All
WHAT THE CAPITAL WISHES
Good Luck, Health. Wealth And Happiness
For ifs Friends. Readers And Many
Good Patrons

IN duUlllOH " It's SGuSEdl SOOu WISH
es for all its patrons and friends for
the coming year, and those who have
otherwise assisted in making 1910 a
successful one for The Evening Capt.
tai, it desires to express special good
wishes for those who, in some capac-
ity, have been selected to rule, and
who, more or less, constitute the
powers that be-"
The Capital trusts that these will
constantly remember that they have
been selected because of the special
confidence and esteem in which they
are held by the people, so that when
their term of office is ended they may
receive the plaudits of the people
they were selected to serve. The
Capital extends to its readers, one
and all, the best wishes for a happy,
healthful and prosperous New Year.
May it be year of prosperity and
comfort for everyone.
The Capital herewith distributes a
few special gifts without partiality)
to some worthy persons. Space for
bids recognition of everyone:
To Governor Austin Lane Crothers
Good roads throughout Maryland,
a docile Baltimore Police Board and
the accomplishment of his pet scheme
economy in the States affairs, and
permanent residence in Annapolis
during the remainder of his official
term.
: To Mayor James F. Strange-A
real live, energetic S. p. C A., which
he has been all to himself the past
year; also health, wealth and happi-
ness and continued prosperity, with
always harmonious City Council.
To superintendent Bowyer Contin-
ued success in his regime at the Ma
val Academy. Health and happiness
for himself and family and an early
promotion to the rank of Rear Ad-
miral.
To Judge James r. Brashears Long
life, health, wealth and happiness,
and smile for everybody on the
bench and off
To City Treasurer Gott "A full
treasury always, and no need of bor-
rowing money for the city's debts.
L dlO UP bdASo lOI 4O4I-
To States Attorney N. H. Green
The distinction of Ibeing one of the
most versatile and best read lawyers
practicing at the bar of this Court.
To Secretary of State N. Winslow
Williams "A Happy New Year and
residence in Annapolis.
To School Commissioner George 7.
Malv;p Tho ~, n of
scheme for an Agricultural High
School in the county.
To School Superintendent Samuel
Garner-The best conducted schools
in the State.
To City Counselor Ridgely P. Mel
vin-The distinction of handling the
city's legal affairs in the hest pos
sible manner.
To Clerk of the Court DR.. George
Wells-Continued prosperity and long
life, health and happiness.
To Clerk Harry J. Hopkins AL
ways a clean, meritorious record, as
in the past. and continued promotion
and honors.
To Commandant of Midshipmen r.
E. Coontz-A brigade to be always
proud of; no hazing, no cause for in
vesigation, no unpleasantness during
his regime, and a brilliant naval
career.
To the Brigade of Midshipmen-
May all the First Class keep the
pledge and help others do likewise.
and may all the brigade pass their
semi-annual examinations.
To the First Class Midshipmen-
May it graduate to man as En-
sign" in the Navy with full pay. of
same.
To President Fell, of st. Johns
College-A full college every year
and continued esteem and popularity
with the battalion and citizens of
Annapolis, and the lasting friend
ship and good will of Andrew Car
negie and William W. Woodward.
To City Health Officer DR.. William
S. Welch-Quick and comprehensive
reports of vital statistics throughout
the city.
To County Health Officer DR.. Wal
ton Hopkins-A large practice and
success with all patients.
To the Emergency Hospital The
continued success in treatment of
operations in the beautiful new hos
pital as in the old one, and prolonged
usefulnes; success to its good doc
tors and nures and the early opening
of the Training School for Nurses.
To Messrs. Gould & Lee-Quick
sales at Cedar Park and booming
business in real estate, plenty of in
surance applicants and engine ering
plans.
To Principal Miss I.inthicum, of
the Annapolis High School-Always
a fine school, good teachers and apt
pupils to do her credit.
To Ennalls Waggaman-Continued
success in the real estate business,
many sales, and the continued conf.
dence and respect of all business
people health and happiness for him
self and family and cooperation of
the members of the Chamber of Com
merce.
To Miss Himmelheber, of the Com
mercial Department, Public School
Continued success with her schol-
ars who are useful in Offices and
schools everywhere in Maryland.