Evening journal., 1916-03-07
Delaware COLLEGE
Increases faculty

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, March Trustees OF
Delaware College in session here today
transacted much important business, in
cluding the election of number OF ad-
ditional members to the faculties of
Delaware College and OF the Womcns
College. the increasing of salaries of a
number of the present faculty members.
Professor Frederic Robinson. for
twenty.siN years professor OF civil onei-
neering resigned. 10 take effect in June.
Professor Robinson ha, not been in the
hest of health for some time In accept
ing his resignation the board elected
Professor Robinson professor emeritus.
The new members of the faculty
elected were as follows;
Lieutenant William +. lloey, Jr.. for
merly of Dover, now of the United
States Army, military instructor, to
succeed Lieutenant Charles {. Herman
whose term expires and who will rciom
his regiment after June -.
Professor Allen r. Cullimore. dean
of engineering at a salary Of $4,000 a
year. This is a new office. Profess
sor Cullimore is a graduate of the
Massachusetts School of Technology
and at present is dean of engineering
I'm the University OF Toledo.
G. VI. Rawlins. Jr.. of Bridgeville,
who at present is at Johns Hopkins
University. instructor in mathematics
salary. 81 200 annually.
Professor Paul w. Boutwell,. of the
University of Wisconsin, assistant
.f..4 IL. u Lao
Miss Winslow, instructor in art at
the Women's College. Her salary is
10 be paid by a friend Of the college.
Miss Hilma Bergholtz, a graduate
of Cornell University. was named in
structor i'm zoology. botany and agri-
culture at the Women's College. at a
salary of $1.i00 year.
Miss Bertha Lee Powell, instructor
I'm domestic sicence at the Womens
College at a salary of S1.l00 a year
She is a graduate of the University Of
Chicago.
The faculty members do not report
until next September
Dean H. Laurence Smith was elect
ed secretary of the faculty to succeed
Professor Robinson, resigned, and his
salary for extra duties as dean and
secretary was increased from $4,000 to
81, ,450 a year.
The salary OF Dean Winifred j.
Robinson was increased from $4,000 to
50 500, that of Miss Caudell and Miss
Rich. of the Women's College from
81 200 to S1.300; Miss Brady and
Miss Mosscrop. OF the same college,
from $500 to $3.50 a year.
rIrl. 90 H.attsrn
A. Koerber. W. owen Sypherd, Clar-
once a. Short, Van Giesen smith and
Clinton o. Houghton We're increased
from $1,000 to S2.25O a year The sal
aries Of Professors Firman Thomp-
son. chemist, and Charles A. McCue,
horticulturist, OF the station staf,
were increased from S2.4O0 10 $500
a year r. r. pailthorpe. assistant
horticulturist. was promoted TO as
slstant professor and his salary in
creased from 81 200 20 S1,4OO a year.
Dean Hayward. Of the agricultural
department. was authorized TO get a
man for poultry hushandry at a sal
airy OF from S1.50O to $4,000.
Dean n. Laurence Smith, was au.
thOrized to secure an assistant foi
modern languages at a salary OF
$1,000 year
The sanitary committee. II. NJ
Barksdale, chairman. recommended
the extension of the town sewer sys
tenn TO accommodate the college prop
critics. Il was decided TO make the
extension which will cost about $4,000.
II. Rodney Sharp chairman of the
development committee made an inter
esting report on the plans for devei-
opment the coming spring.