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

TO MANAGER COLE, of the Pos
tai Telegraph Co.--No accidents aud
no sickness in 1914; continued good
service, liberal patronage and polite
messengers.
TO MR.. C. L. CLEMSON, of the
+ Ch ssap cake & Potomac Telephone Co.
More subscribers and more patient
! a ald courteous ones
/ TO POSTMASTER d. r. RAN
DALL-Continuei success with the
Parcels Post and no more mice sent
through the mail; quicker mail iacil-
titles between Annapolis and Wash-
ington; cooperative clerks; more
prompt delivery in R. 4. ID. service
and always a neat, tidy postoffice and
a continuation of his excellent re-
gime as postmaster.
TO THE CITY COUNCIL No
more anxiety about the condition of
the city treasury; success TO its
own water plant and the new auto
mobile engine, and plenty of money
TO meet obligations, with decreased
tax rate for the now overburdened
taxpayers.
TO COL. LUTHER H. GADD-
Success in all his undertakings, and
health and long life, for himself
and wife.
TO THE CIVIC LEAGuE-Un-
bounded praise to each and every
member for achievements during the
closing year, and may success crown
their every efforts TO m IKE the city
more beautiful inE1914
TO THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS-Success in the admins
tration of it's affairs: high price for
road and other bonds.
TO THE RECTOR OF st. ANNE'S
= Increased salary, greater apprecia-
tion of his services in the parish, and
Parish House, wherever the Vestry
sees best to builG it.
1TO THE RECTOR OF ST. MARY'S
The hearty good will of his parish-
toner's, long life, health and the de-
served encomium well done thou
good and faithful servant
TO THE W., B. & A. E. r. R.
Continued popularity of the road, al
ways safe running of the trollev, no
accidents and increased patronage.
TO MR.. CHERRY, Superintendent
Of the Short Lihe-Quick ele ctric
cars all the way thr ugh into Balti-
more city, safe bridges and good ser
vice with liberal share of patronage
and a continuation of the popular
hslf-hour electric cars.
TO HARRY SCOTT ARNOLD Cen
eral Passenger Agent of the Short
Line = Happiness as pater familias,
health and prosperity for himself and
bis wife and family, and increased
success on the road.
TO SHERIFF J. E. POTEE No
hangings, no more lynchings and
law-abiding community.
TO MISS DORSEY, State Librar-
ian Health, wealth and prosperity
always and the encomium" Well done
good and faithful State Librarian"
TO THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS-Less trouble with the Road
Supervisors and better roads, and to
pay the Capitals just bill they are
holding up
To EA-JUDGE ID. X. MAGRUDEn
--Quick recovery of his normal health,
that be may long remain within our
community.
TO MANAGER CLYDE IRONS, of
the Colonial Theatre-A full house
every night, and increased popular
patronage of moving pictures, the
confidence of the people always and
good shows in comfortable theatre
shis winter and ever after, and hearty
cooperation Of the public in all city
benefit performances
TO THE MERCHANTS real
business boom, despite the trolleys
and cash purchasers in 1914, and to
learn how to advertise.
TO OUR OWN WATER fCO. Con-
timed flow of pure, sparkling water
and no germs or bscilli, and no more
water famines.
TO THE V0LU NTEER FIRE De-
PARTMENT-Fewer fires, plenty of