Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-31

To Col. Luther H. Gadd-- Success
IN all his undertakings, and health and
long life.
To the President of the Chamber of
Commerce--Continued administration
OF the best interests of the city's
business and that he may inject some
OF his business ideas into the slow
members of the association, and may
continue to preside and find his duties
pleasant and agreeable.
To the Civic League -Unbounding
praise to each and every member
for achievements during the closing
year, and may success crown their
every effort to make the city more
beautiful in 1918.
To Lieut.. Adolphus Andrews, aide
at the Naval Academy--An early
promotion, less burdensome duty, but
more "live news" for the press, and,
above all, may Dan Cupid send him a
partner to grace his commodious
house.
To the Board of Public Works
Success in the administration of it's
affairs; high price for road and other
bonds. but particularly stop pulling
fur and fill the vacant State Auditor
ship.
To the Modern Meat Market--Good
sales and greater appreciation of
what advertising in The Capital does
for business, and thereby Lesson to
those who do not advertise.
To the Rector of st. Anne s--In-
creased salary. greater appreciation
of his services in the parish, and
Parish House, wherever the We stry
sees best to build it.
To the Rector of St. Mary 's--The
hearty good will of his parishioners,
long life, health and the deserved en-
comium well done thou good and
faithful servant
To the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Line Continued
popularity of the road, always safe
running of the trolley, no accidents
and increased patronage
To Superintendent Cherry, of the
Short Line--Quick electric cars all the
way through into Baltimore city. safe
bridges and good service with liberal
share of patronage and a continual
tion CT the popular hsli-hour electric
cars.
To General Passenger Agent Harry
Scott Arnold, of the Short Line Hap
piness as pater familas, health and
prosperity for himst If and his wife
and family, and increased success on
the road.
To Sheriff Beaslev--No hangings,
no more lynchings and law-abiding
community.
To the State Librarian, Miss Dor
sey--Health, wealth and prosperity al
ways and the encomium "Well done
good and faithful State Librarian"
To the County Commissioners--Less
trouble with the Road Supervisors
and better roads.
Tc Ex-Judge Daniel r. Magruder--
Quick recovery of his normal health,
that he may long remain within our
community.
To Manager Clyde Irons, of the
Colonial Theatre--A full house every
night, and Increased popular patron
age of moving pictures, the conf
dence of the people always and good
shows ih comfortable theatre this
winter and ever after, and hearty
cooperation of the public in all city
benefit performances.
To the Merchandise real business
boom despite the trolleys and cash
purchasers in 1913 and to learn how
| TO advertise.
To Our Own Water Company--Con-
tinued flow of pure, sparkling water
and no ger or bacili, and no more
water famines next summer.
To the Volunteer Fire Department
Fewer fires, plenty of apparatus anC
/ always Gods blessing on the men Of
the three volunteer fire companies.
To Hon "Tom" Parran--A briIlianr
finish in Congress and the continue,
esteem and good fellowship of hi
many friends in both parties.
To the Naval Academy Band--AI
ways the best music and popularit,
with the people.
To the Judges of the Orphans
Court--Less wills to probate, fewe
widows to advise and another reap
poiutment to the Office.
To all others in authority and hoIc
ing official positions--We wish a gooC
clean record and a long life an
prosperity.
To Captain j. dePeyster Dou
High honors for one of OF
very best citizens always; health ar
happiness for himself and famil
and concinued interest in all publ
good.
To Charles 0berry, Chief of Police
; That his term may be signaIized
! q wise, consistent and honest admi
! istration Of the Office; that he wi
have a thoroughly disciplined for
and that law-breakers will know
is on the job.