. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. L. W. Anderson has been secretary and treasurer of the Cin-cinnati Shaper Co. from 1901 to date. He isa member of the Queen City Club, CountryClub, The Pillars, and the Delta Tau Deltafraternity. Mr. Anderson is the son of WilliamPope and Julia (Worthington) Anderson, isAmerican on both sides for six generations,and great-grandson of Richard Clough An-derson, who served as aide-de-camp on La-fayettes sta
. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. L. W. Anderson has been secretary and treasurer of the Cin-cinnati Shaper Co. from 1901 to date. He isa member of the Queen City Club, CountryClub, The Pillars, and the Delta Tau Deltafraternity. Mr. Anderson is the son of WilliamPope and Julia (Worthington) Anderson, isAmerican on both sides for six generations,and great-grandson of Richard Clough An-derson, who served as aide-de-camp on La-fayettes staff. He was married, February12, 1895, to Grace Ferguson, and they havetwo boys, Larz Ferguson and AlexanderAnderson. Anderson, Richard T. (, 02), is withthe George A. Fuller Construction Co., NewYork. Anderson, Robert Marshall (, 87),was born in Pickaway County, O., February. Co., Cincinnati, O., 1893-98firm of Silk, Anderson, &machine tools, at Cincinnati ; member of theCo., makers of1898-1901; and R. M. Anderson [3, 1862. He is the son of William Marshalland Ellen C. Anderson, and a member of aVirginia family dating back to 1650, his an-cestors having come from border countiesof England and Scotland. His Richard Clough Anderson, of Revolu-tionary services, moved to Kentucky as sur-veyor-general of Virginia military lands in1795. His grandmother was a cousin ofChief Justice John Marshall and of GeneralGeorge Rogers Clark. He received his earlyeducation in the public schools of Circleville. THE ALUMNI =95 O., and took the degree of Bachelor of Sci-ence at the Universit}- of Notre Dame, SouthBend, Ind., in 1883. He was with theSpringer Torsion Balance Co., Jersey City,N. J-, 1887-89; held positions at the StevensInstitute, in the Department of Tests, 1889-91; as Instructor in the Department of Ex-perimental Mechanics, 1891-93; and as As
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