Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-28

~" ps laws was duopteu, whereby the
meetings will now be held on the first
md third Thursdays OF each month.
instead OF once a month as heretofore.
) In addition TO routine business.
resolutions were adopted endors,ng
he efforts OF the local lodge of Elks
owards bringing the State conyen-
ion or that order TO this city and
'ledging the best efforts OF the Cham
Der of Commerce towards the attain
nent OF this object
Ask Boat Go. To Pave
A resolution was also adopted re-
iuesting the TOlchester Company 10
pave the space in front OF their wharf
n order that visitors may receive a
more favorable impression OF the city.
Another important action OF the
Ihamber was the adoption OF a reso-
ution favoring the passage of an
ordinance by the Mayor and City
'ouncil increasing the revenue OF the
! ity, and at the same time protecting
/ he residents of Annapolis from i'm
losition by transient vendors and
)eddlers without a permanent place
tof business in the city, by compelling
such peddlers to take out license
md registering them as to the name.
lind of business. and permanent adj
iress
The Ways and Means Committee.
composed OF Messrs. McCrcady. Mere
lith. Horwitz. c. NJ. White aud Louis
). Myers, was entrusted with the
irafting OF the proposed ordinance
! nd also to wait upon the County
| commissioners to ask for better roacs
eading into the city from hitherto
neglected points.
/ The Entertainment Committee.
. composed of Messrs. Parker, Moore
md McNeff. will formulate plans for
social evening in the near future.
Standing Committees Named
In course OF the meeting the fol-
owing standing committees were an
lounced:
Ways and Means-William u. Nc
ready, Louis b. Myers, e. II. Her
vitz, Clarence NJ. White, Carey l..
Meredith.
Publicity-Delmas c. Stutler, Oscar
'hacks, Leon Strauss, w. II. Thomas
md Harry s. Kenchington.
Better Business-Andrew Krause,
aaron L. Goodman and Harry s.
ienchington.
Membership-Frank H. Thompson,
|Ir., Harry s. Kenchington, ID. G. slut
er, Leon Strauss, James A. Walton.
The Evening Capital has already
sndorsed this movement for the full
illment of long-felt want in this
community. The Chamber OF Com
nerce has shown substantial growth
urinb its short existence. The ma
ority Of the leading business men and
commercial institutions Of the COM
nunity have either become affiliated
'r have signiied their intention OF
dining. The three banks have Joined.
Benefits OF Organization
The Chamber of Commerce can be
# vast benefit not only to the in
lividuals belonging to it, but to the
community at large. AS President
Harding Ca member OF the Marion
,hamber of Commerce) has saId..
Il do not know that ever asked
myself why Joined the Chamber OF
Commerce, but I was in the news.
,aper business. committed TO the
'olicy OF everlastingiy boosting our
lone town, and we looked upon q
Chamber of Commerce as the best or
sanized agency for carrying on the
work. II / were to disassociate my
elf from the newspaper business, I
assume would be attracted to a
Chamber OF Commerce because busi-
ness is the life blood OF material ex-
-stence and no community is worth
while unless it is very alert to bust
less progress and greater commercial
1 development"
1t is hoped that every person elf
gible will apply for membership. For
the convenience OF those who have
lot had an opportunity heretofore, an
application blank is printed eIse-
where. This may be clipped and sent
ogether with check for annual dues
Il $40, to Dennis J. Thompson, Treas.
I State Capital Bank, Annapolis, Md.