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

3o8 THE SCROLL.Ohio—H. G.. Armstrong, '74, is a real estate and insuranceagent at Ripley, W. Va.—Prof. Leander Miller, '74, islocated at Cottageville, W. Va.; C. H. Welch, '78, at Charleston,W. Va.—C. F. Beery, '93, is city solicitor at Akron,Ohio.Lansing—In the February McClure is an article, "ACorner in Labor," by Ray Stannard Baker, '89, describingconditions in San Francisco where labor unions have undisputedsway. It is one of his most interesting contemporarysociological studies. A new book by him. Boy's SecondBook of Invention," has just been published by McClurePhillips & Co.Pennsylvania—Dr. W. S. Carter, '90, is professor of physiologyin the University of Texas, at Galveston. He wasawarded the Alvarenga prize of the College of Physicians ofPhiladelphia, in 1903, for his essay on "The Relation of theParathyroids to the Thyroid Glands." .\nother PennsylvaniaZeta man, John B. Haden, '91, is on the teaching staff of theUniversity of Texas—in the department of ophthalmology.He was affiliated from Sewanee.Randolph-Macon and Virginia—S. S. Lambeth, VirginiaGamma, '90, is a member of the Virginia House of Delegates.He is also a member of the law firm of Jones, Lambert &Roper at Norfolk. The senior member of the firm is ClaggettB. Jones, Virginia Beta, '79, who was a member of the Virginiaconstitutional convention in 1901-02. He is prominentlyspoken of for Attorney General of the State, the nextelection for which will be in 1905.Miami—Since the death of Gen. James Longstreet andGen. J. B. Gordon, there are only four surviving ConfederateLieutenant-generals—S. D. Lee, S. B. Buckner, JosephWheeler and A. P. Stewart. The latter, graduated at WestPoint, '42, was a professor at Cumberland University,Lebanon, Tenn., in 1853, when Ohio .\lpha elected him amember of * A ® to establish a chapter at Cumberland. Heaccepted membership but was unable to establish a chapter.General Stewart is now a member of the ChickamaugaNational Military Park Commission, Chattanooga. Thiscommission has three members, one other being a member of* A ®—Gen. H. V. N. Boynton, K. M. I., '58.