1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

202 THE SCROLL.The leading article in the December McClure is a sketch ofGovernor Folk of Missouri, by William Allen White, Kansas,'90. To the same issue of the magazine Ray Stannard Baker,Lansing, '89, contributes his second article in his notableseries of articles on the regulation of railroads.The following members of the fraternity are professors orassistants in the University of California: S. B. Christy,Sc. D., California, '74, professor of mining and metallurgyand dean of the college of mining; W. C. Jones, M. A., California,'75, professor of jurisprudence; G. F. Reinhardt, M.D., California, '97, professor of hygiene; H. B. Torrey, Ph.D., California, '95, assistant professor of zoology; G. W.Shaw, Ph. D., assistant professor of agricultural technology.V. H. Henderson, B. L., California, '00, is secretary of theregents and land agent.F. T. Takasugi, Ph. D., DePauw, '96, is professor of Englishin Wasida University, Tokyo, Japan. R. E. Lewis, Vermont,'92, is secretary of the student volunteer movement, 7Range Vilas, Shanghai, China. S. D. Griffin, Miami, '99,is ship surgeon of the T. S. S. S. Minnesota. These personalsare sent to us by Bro. Fred. W. Foxworthy, DePauw,'99, who is at Cavite, Cavite, P. I. In sending his subscriptionto THE SCROLL he says that the three Phis first mentionedare all whom he has met in the orient, and he asks forthe addresses of others. We can add J. S. Yerger, Mississippi, '02, No. 34 Escolta, Manila, P. I., a subscriber to THESCROLL. TWO distinguished missionaries to China are Bros.W. H. Park, Vanderbilt, '82, and F. S. Brockman, Vanderbilt,'91, sketches of whom appear respectively in the Octobernumber and this number of THE SCROLL. They havebeen given because of the very unusual prominence andusefulness to which these brothers have attained.HELLENIC3> K S has entered Purdue and Chicago.The AAA sorority has entered Randolph-Macon Women'sCollege.A 2 * has entered Pennsylvania State College and now hassix chapters.