Evening journal., 1916-03-07


this. Our worthy superintendent not
only demonstrated his ability 20 do
and did great things himself but
he has been capable Of importing and
injecting that spirit of get-up into his
deputies and agents which will stay
with them through their business
life.
Friends. we are assembled here to-
night to do honor to Superintendent
Albert in having rounded out twenty
five years Of very successful super
intendency.
And now a few words to our worthy
superintendent himself.
"Having been deputized by my Of
flee comrades | take great pleasure
i'm presenting to you this loving cup,
as a token OF the high esteem in
which you are held by all here pres
ent and also in appreciation OF your
many kindnesses. and in conclusion
/ ask you TO accept il filled with the
well wishes OF ALL"
Mayor James f. Price brought a
congratulation message 10 both Mr.
Z Alherti and the company.
/ Frank o. Ayres. Of New York,
said he realized from his visit tc
4 Wilmington that it is the wealthiest
city in the country per capita.
/ DR.. II. w. Howell former Mayor
of this city also congratulated Mr
I Albert and the company.
James s. Holmes, superintendent OF
the district Of Pleasantville. n. j.,
told Of his having gotten Mr.. Alberti
into the business and of tlA hard work
the latter had done during mis- SER
vice.
J. T. Dunning. of Chattanooga
Tenn. paid a high tribute to Mr.. Al
lbert. and said they had always been
friends -,
Fred c. Remington. a supervisor OF
the company at its home Office said
that fairness is the policy OF the COM
pany ,,-,,,
lF stewart. superintendent Of agen-
eles who was unable to attend Owing
TO an attack of grip. 80.
The rose room was decorated Win
lhlue yellow and white banners pear
Inc a nleture OF the tower Of the Met
ronoIltan Building In New York. with
ltbe inscription: "The Light that never
falls over the speakers table nuns
, nhotorraph OF Mr.. Albert.
several songs we're sung by the az,
.oU,bloce one was to the tune oi
"Maryland, My Maryland,
sunefintendent Albert's Wilmington
Ohl Wilmington, our Wilmington
Flrst of all for Wilmington.
our pride Il great and mighty 80
In Wilmington, our eSNiimng,on
Her industries, both large hhu -'n"'i'
Are able to take care OF all,
And trade Of every kind should call
ON. Wilmington, our Wilmington
Wc.ll sing her praises loud and long,
Wilmington, our Wilmington.
nd tell them 10 the mighty throng'
Como 10 Wilmington. our wilmington
From break Of day 20 set Of sun
vii do our best for Wilmingtoni
Nvben nil il DER they'll say. Well done
, Far Wilmington, our Wilmington
Tbose preaent we're as follows:
trroro Homo Onice-lialey Fiske
, ,.,co.rre.ldent. Frank o. Ayres
, fourth vice-president; William II
, stewart superintendent OF agencies
] Robert Cook. chief supervisor a
! large. Frederick c. Remington, su
pervisor; J. o. Hawkins speciai Al
d Invited Guests-Hon. James. J
r price. Colonel f. G. Buckner. Alex
. dupont. John J. Raskob. Hon.
S r Tandis. F. G. Tallman, j. B. Nile'
r Tames P. winchester s. d. Townsen'
s Charles c. .Kurtz. William B. Megeal
e Andrew c. Gray, Alexander
e Cricbton. l.. Scott Townsend, Alpa
Richey. d. D.. Hon. Daniel o. Has'
ings. DR.. H. w Howell. Hon. Sylveste
: d. Townsend, Jr. T. W. Wilson, ,.
Deemer. John f. Malloy' John !
Neary. Charles b. Palmer James
& Nields.
Invited superintendent Jon
: Dolph. Washington. d. c.; G. E. Dun
y KUN. Washington. d. c.; 7. A. Le'
! washington d. c.; Adam Schusslel
, Baltimore. Md; F. II. Brilbeck, Ba
! timore. Md: E. w. Bartol, Baltimor'
, Md: r. c. Schaffter, Bait
timore. Md: r. c. Schaffter. Bait
+ more. Md. J. X. Voshell, Baltimor
l. Md: G. w. Bahlke. Baltimore. Nd
4 Robert Stott, Dover, Del: d.
d c. Sinclair. New York City; 7. Ridi
r way. New York City; J. T. Dunnin
g Chattanooga, Tenn; James S. Holme
Pleasantville, n. J.
t. Medical Examiners 80 Henry v