The New York herald., 1922-05-14

COLUMBIA'S BUDGET
SET AT S7,419,1S2
Salary Increases for All Pro-
fessors and Big Sum for
Medical School.
MANY FACULTY ADVANCES
Seven Associate Professors Re-
ceive Full Rank in New
Plan.
MANY FACULTY ADVANCES

Columbia Universtys educational
system will operate next year under
record budget of $7.419.132.27, it was
announced yesterday by President Mich
olas Murray Butler. The budget which
was approved at the last meeting of the
trustees and which goes into effect July
l. is remarkable not only for its huge
size but for other distinguishing fea
tures including salary increases for
professors, old and young, and a strik-
ing advance in the appropriations tor
the Medical School The budget also
provides for numerous promotions in
the faculties.
THE total appropriations for the work
carried on by the university corporation
itself amounted to $5,725,7 5,704.0S. being
an increase of S1S66S9.40 over the ap-
propriations for the current year" said
the university announcement.
"Of this sum S4.4S5.101.74 is appro-
rriated for educational administration
and instruction, $561,S33 for the care of
buildings and grounds. $205,7S7.60 for
the library. $124.335 for the business
administration of the corporation, S20,-
$40 for annuities, s120.202.5S for taxes
and other charges, S10S.074.1 for in
900 for the redemption fund on account
of the principal of the debt.
ITO these totals must be added the
additional amounts appropriated for
next year by Teachers College, S1,25S,-
34S: by Barnard College, 1852, ,310.19,
and by the College of Pharmacy, SS2.770.
bringing the total cost of maintaining
the educational system of the univer
sity in all its parts up to S7.419,132.27.
+1I IAf3 ofa he
year ending June 80. 1928. is almost ex-
actly 100000, which it is hoped will be
substantially reduced by she operations
OF the year
"The budget contains total appropria-
tions for the work of the Medical School
amounting to S690,1S1.67, which is an
Increase of s237,507.79 over the total in
1917-1S before the new plan for coopera-
ton with the Presbyterian Hc spital was
adopted"
Seven members of the faculty were
advanced to the rank of full professor
from associate professor. They are:
Robert NJ. Haig, Business Organization;
Roy b. Kester. Accounting; Fl. L. Hol-
iingworth, Psychology: James p. South
all, Physics t. w. Van Metre, Trans.
portation; James Kendall, Chemistry !;
Miss Patty Smith Hill, Education.
NlNOe ASSOCbNtc
These assistant professors were made
associate professors: John j. Coss,
Philosophy: A. T. Pofferberger. Psy-
ckology; Edward S. Evenden, Education;
Arthur T. Gates. Education: William A.
Mccall Education; Oscar ]. Chase, Jr..
Operative Dentistry; S. Welling Van
Saun, Operative Dentistry; Miss Mabel
Carney. Education; Mrs. l.. S. Hol-
lingworth, Education; Miss Romiett
Stevens, Education.
From instructor, lecturer or associate
these promotions to assistant professor
were announced: Robert III. Bowen,
zoology Seth Bingham. music; Paul f.
Brissenden, business organization Roy
T. Colony, geology; Hugh Findlay, agri-
culture; John A. Northcott, mathe-
matics Charles II. Schumann. Jr., engi-
neering drafting Rexford G. Tugwell,
economics " +. Mitchell, prosthetic
dentistry; John w. Dickinson, prosthetic
dentistry: Hugh W. Puckett German
Miss Fannie w. Dunn, education; Miss
Hattie L. Heft. physiological chemistry
Miss Meta Glass, Greek and Latin.
Horatio B. williams. NJ. D., now as
sistant professor physiology was APP
pointed to be Dalton professor OF physi-
oiogy.
Lucius c. Porter. Phi. D.. Dean Of the
College of Arts and Sciences for Men,
Pekin University, Pekin, China. was
appointed Dean Lung professor of Chin
ese for 1929. Anna V. Hughes. ID.
NJ. d.. was named assistant professor of
dentistry and Wesley C. Mitchell. Ph. T.,
professor of economics.
DR.. Frank It. Van Woert. NJ. ID. s.
professor of clinical dentistry, was APP
pointed to be director of the school OF
dentistry and William p. Dunning, ID.
d. S., professor of operative dentistry
was appointed associate director of the
school OF dentistry.