Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-31

III PRESIDENT Of "a hM ERc
NATIONAL BANK HARRY J. ROP-
KlNS- Always a clean, meritorious
record as in the past, and continued
promotion and honors.
TO COMMANDANT OF MIDSHIP-
MEN GEORGE w. L0GAN-A bril-
gads to be always proud of. Success
and popularity as supe rintendent
from February to October and "The
Square Deal' for the brigade at all
times.
THE BRIGADE OF MlDShIPMEN
NO "Pap Sheet" next Christmas
morning; return of the "old navy
regime the Mock Formation, and
to be treated as grown-ups not chill
dren, bat above all things here's
wishing the navy will win the next
Army Navy football game.
TO THE FIRST. GLASS MIDSHIP-
MEN-To graduate to a man and
marry on the spc if they so desire.
TO THE NAVY FOOTBALL
TEAM-Less factionsl telling among
the gridiron warriors next season, to
the end that the team may round into
form, and victory over the Army
next year.
To PRESIDENT FELL, of St.
Johns College, Provost of the Uni
versity of Maryland--A full college
every year and continued esteem and
popularity with the College battalion
and citizens of Annapolis, and the
lasting friendship and good will Of
Andrew Carnegie and others of like
ilk.
TO CITY HEALTH OFFICER DR..
WILLIAM S. WEIGH Quick and
compr ,hensive reports of vital sta
tistics throughout the city, and no
smallpox in 1914.
TO OAR. WALTON HOPKINS,
County Health Officer--A continued
large practice and uccese with al
patients, and increased popularity as
in the past; d substantial increase
in salary; health and happiness for
himself and his ineresting family.
TO COMMISSIONERS w. II. VAN
SAINT Much success in the super
vision of pending street improve
ments and other municipal improve
ments to follow; always a good
street gang and clean streets-the
pride of the town.
TO THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
The continued success in treatment
of operati IS in the beautiful sunny
hospital, and prolonged usefulness 4:
success TO it's good doctors and
nurses and those of the training
School for Nurses; an increased
appropriation at the next Legisls-
ature and more pay patients.
TO MISS LIN HICUM, Principal
of the Annapolis High School-Al-
ways q fine school, good teachers and
apt pupils TO do her credit.
TO MISS RI0RDAN- hearty
co-ope ration of all Grammar School
teachers and scholars AMI a splendid
ly managed school, as in the past.
TO MISS HIMMELHEBER, of the
Commercial Department, Public
School-Continued success with her
scholars, who are useful in Offices
and chools everywhere in Maryland,
and good positi ons for all graduates
of 1914.
TO ENNALLS WAGGAMAN-Con-
tinued usefulness as a progressive
citizen and speedy and complete res
toration 10 health after his recent
illness. Health. wealth and happi-
ness for himself and all members of
his family.
70 COL. A. j. MCINTOSH Sue
cess with the management of the
Daylight Pants Factory he is so ably
assisting and encouragement as pres
ident of the Chamber of Commerce,
with the hearty support OF all of its
members. Long life, health and hap
piness for himself and wife.
TO WIN. H. THOMAS & co..
Quick sales and rush of business in
1914 and cash payments.
TO STRANGE e WHITE Eacour-
agement and patronage of the
community and prosperity ali the
year round.
TO c. c. MAGRUDER. Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals That his Office
may continue &c be pleasant, his
new term a great success, aud he
may always have the honor and es-
teen of the people and divide his
patronage.
TO THE CLERGY-Well filed
churches and the salvation Of many
souls.
TO THE ANNAPOLIS PUBLIC
UTILITIES CO.-May their light
continue to shine more and more
unto the perfect day, and may they
have no more corroded pipes OF
Asrebacks or farefronts, and Ger.
taiDly better light All over town
and cheaper ras-r for the people.
TO MANAGER FORESTER, OF
the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
4 good share Of the service, and more
consideration from the public WI,
send messages
TO EXCHANGE That all the
girls at the phone boards msy have
q Happy New Year, and many OF
them, and less impatient people Il