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

532 THE SCROLL.of the Council were made known to the fraternity at large.This became a regular feature of The Palladium, the headingbeing changed, on Palmer's suggestion, November, 1901, to"General Council Record."1901-1902.THE SCROLL, Volume XXVI: five bi-monthly numbers—October, 1901,to June, 1902; pp. 572-|-title page and index, pp. 4. Illustrations 66. ThePalladium, Volume VIII: five bi-monthly numbers—September, 1901, toMay, 1902; pp. 108. Illustrations 4. Editor and manager, H, T, Miller.Printers: THE SCROLL, The HoUenbeck Press, Indianapolis, Ind.; ThePalladium, Spahr & Glenn, Columbus, Ohio.THE SCROLL for October, 1901, contains a revised list ofPhis in the Spanish and Philippine wars, compiled by R. H.Switzler; articles by R. M. Allen about Kentucky State Collegeand the installation of Kentucky Epsilon; obituary notices ofJudge W. .A. Woods, and others; a report of the meeting ofPhis attending the students' conference, Northfield, and areport of Phis attending and participating in the inter-collegiateregatta, Poughkeepsie (eight Phis rowing in the races);also a report of a meeting of Phis at the Pan-American Exposition,Buffalo, August 29. This issue has a letter from everyactive chapter.The October and December numbers contain the editor'sreview of college annuals. The December number has accountsof the meeting of the general council at Chicago, Thanksgivingweek, by H. T. Miller and W. O. Wilson, and an accountof Delta province convention, by J. B, Ballou. "Old FraternityRecords"—letters written, 1858-60, relating to WisconsinBeta—were furnished by W. B. Palmer. The same issuecontains notices of a list of Indianapolis alumni (151 enrolled),of New York City alumni (571 enrolled) and of Chicagoalumni (236 enrolled). B. M. L. Ernst contributed a tableshowing the remarkable growth of * A ® at Columbia as comparedwith other fraternities there. Counting active members.Phis from other colleges in the professional schools,and officers in the university, * A 0 had 84, the fraternitywith the next largest number, B ® II, having imt 58.The February SCROLL contains an article about recent additionsto the fraternity library, by J. E. Brown, and a listof 4> A ® chapters and clubs, giving their location, exactdates of establishment, etc., compiled by W. B. Palmer. Anarticle by the editor showed what Phis had done in footballduring the season of 1901. Of the 65 institutions in which* A ® had chapters, inter-collegiate football had been played