1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

2 6o THE SCROLL.but one who will not resort to questionable practices; he will emerge fromthe contest with perfectly clean hands. He is a gentleman of fine educationaland business attainments, and if called to fill the high office to which heaspires the prediction is made in all candor that a better or more thoroughlycompetent and conscientious man will never fill that position.HON. HUGH TH. MILLER,S. G. C. 1889-1894; P. G. C. 1894-1896: R. G. C 1896-1902.Brother Miller was editor of The Scroll, 1896-1902. Thepresent editors extend their best wishes to their brilliantpredecessor. '^ The fraternity in which hehas such wide popularitywill rejoice to learn of his success.ROYALL HILL SWITZLER.An equipment for superb service, a brief but very efficientofficial career, an influence of greatest lo\'alty and wholesomenessin fraternity life—these have been abruptly removedfrom us in large part by the time-consuming demands ofcommercial activity. All readers of THE SCROLL for the pastyear have deeply appreciated the faithful maintenance of itshigh standard of excellence reached under the editorship ofDr. John Edwin Brown and Hugh Thomas Miller. At New