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

460 THE SCROLL.A NEW PHI DELTA THETA WATCH-FOB.Herewith are illustrations of a fob or watch-key that wasdesigned by Brother Walter B. Palmer, and is manufacturedby J. F. Newman, fraternity jeweler,11 John Street, New York,N. Y. The design is in the formof an old-fashioned watch-key,and, in general outlines, resemblesa * B K key. The obversedisplays the emblems which appearon the alumnus button—aminiature badge on an enameleddisc, with a light blue center,and a white border in which are* A 0 Fob orWatch-charm.Obverse.six stars. These emblems surmounta square, on the four cornersof which are engraved thefigures 1848, the year * A ® was* A 0 Fob orWatch-charm.Reverse.founded. On the reverse the head of Pallas is enameled, andin the four corners are engraved the four words of the openmotto. The jewel includes a large number of ^ A © emblems,but without a crowded effect, and it is much more handsomethan the cuts represent.HELP CIRCULATE THE SCROLL.By the March issue of the K A Journal we see that it has430 alumni subscribers, a goodly number considering the sizeof the fraternity. It is very fortunate in having several memberswho are actively working for alumni subscriptions. Wehope that our own members, graduate and undergraduate,will help us by soliciting * A 0 alumni to subscribe for THESCROLL, thus benefiting the fraternity, the chapters, the subscribingalumni, and incidentally the editors. The Journalsays: "isn't it a little remarkable that of the 206 new subscribersadded during the present session more than half havebeen secured by five men. Suppose twenty-five had workedas hard as have these five. To day we would have 1,000alumni subscribers."We note that SAE requires each active chapter to collectone dollar from every member in each year's graduating classfor a year's subscription to the public and secret magazine of