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     Minutes of the Meeting of the Executive Committee for Wed-
nesday, September 26, 1923




     The Executive committee of the Board of Trustees met in regu-
lar monthly session at the University of Kentucky on Wednesday,
qptember 26, 1923 at 11 a. mi., in the office of President McVeyL
-he following members were present:  R. C. Stoll, Robert G. Gordon,
Pfiney T. Wells, and George Colvin.

     1. The Report of the Business A~qnt    The report of thq
Business Agent was presented and ordered incorporated in the
minutes.   The report was as follows:



          financialt Remoft
Balance Sheet as at August 31,
               Assets



1923



Combined Fund
  Current and Working Assets
    Cash in Bank
    Petty Cash AccounIt
    Notes and Bills Receivable
    Accounts Receivable
    Material and Supplies
       Total Curre.,t and Working Asoeta
  Insurance Paid in Advance
       Total Combined Fund Assets



Endowments, Bequests, Etc.
   Land Grant Endowment Fund
    Peabody Endowment Fund
    Crum Bequest
    Bennett Bequest
    Elass of 1917 Chemistry Li-
      brary Fund
      Total Endowments, Bequests,



Exhibit "A"





  $3-378.39
  1,500.00
  111,649.70
  14,647.50
  30%829638
  162,002.97
  41.893.34
  203,896.31



$144,075.00
  40,000.00
     592.42
     487.59



     lMOQoo
Etc.



185,255.01



Real Estate, Bldgs., Equip., Etc.
    Property Accounts as June 30,
    1923
    Additions Since
       Total Real E'state, Bldgs.,
         Equip., Etc.
       Total



2,088,960.76
    1.842.76



2.090,803.52
& .479.954.84




 









Liabilities



Combined Fund
   Notes Payable
   Account$ Payable
      Total Combined Fund Liabilities

Surplus
   Balance as at August 31, 1923   $2
   Ada itions to Property duting
     Ourrent Year

     Excess of Income over Budget
     Expenditures for the Fiscal
     WeQr to date as per Income
     Statement, Esxhibit ?T:B  



$35,000.00
  7 341.57
42, 341.57



1p398 ,D379a63

  1 ,842 76
,4009222.39



37 .390.88



Statement of Income and Expenditures
     Month of August - 1923



General Fun& Income
  Federal Appropriation
  General Education Board
  State Tax
  Interest on Endowment Bonds
  Student Fees
  Student Fees - Summer Schbol
  Student Pees - Extension
  Miscellaneous Receipts
  Rentals
    Total



Previously Current
Reported  Month

           42,750.0O0
1,150.00
            4,353,75
 4,322.25
    37.15     1.2.99
12,779.80   1,221.00
   779.88     426.50
   137,19     285.59
 _  04. 00   115.00
 19.810.27  49 164.83



.Ehibit `tB`


Fiscal
Year
To Date

42 ,750.00
  1,150.00
  4,353,75
  4,322.25
     50.14
 14,000.80
 1,206.38
    422.78
    79.500
 i8-L975.l0



Expenditures
  Instruction
  Administration Expense
  Additions and Betterments
     Total



  Excess of Fxpenditures over
     Income
?ntterson Hall Income
  Board
  Miscellaneous
  Room Rent - Summer School
      Total



(20.8242    910196



      .32
L2E.09503



   (20.80)
     2.65
   249 6 5
_ 313



4[722323)

   (20.80)
   2.97
,.2134A4650
2,36. 7



2 ,437,613.2 '
2 .479 .954.84



28,518.20
11,513.86
   602 349
40,634.55



18 ,967.00
10,037.17

30 ,062.87



47,485.20
21,551.03
1,661.19
70,697.42




 











Expenditures
    Expense
    Excess of Income over
      Expenditures

'Yneral Fund Income
aeneral Fund Expenditures



1.362 .46

  732.86



9417J)13 2   3.59

( 709.7 8 )  23.X08



21V9Q5059 49,396.18
41-997.01  31l004e00



Excess of General Fund
Expenditures over
  Income                  (20,091.42) 28,392.18
Excess of Receipts
  over Expenditures for
  General Ledger Accounts    32,012.26   (3164o15



Excess of Receipts over
  Expenditures for the fiscal
  year to date - General
  F~d                      110920i84



15,228.03



Excess of Receipts over Expendi-
  tures for the fiscal year to date
  General Fund
Cash in Bank July 1, 1923 -
  General Fund
Cash in Bank August 1, 1923
  General Fund



71,301. 77
73 t00eOL


(1 699.24)


28,848.1l



.27 148.87



27,148.87

(}112 05.74)

(9l 875.87 3



Trust Fund Income
  Student Loan Fund
  Special Scholarship
  Civilian Rehabilitat'Lon Fund
       Total Income
   Student Notes Paid
       Total Receipts

."xpend itures
   Expense
   Student Notes
       Total
   Excess of Receipts over
     Expenditures



13.93
300.00
119.45
433.38
175.00
608 .38


219.45
200.00
419.45



  9.65
65 .00

659.65
_150 400
809.65


100,00
  60e00
  160.00



   23.58
   950.00
   119.45
1,093.03
  325 Q0O
1.9418.03


  319.45
  260.00
  579 .4-~



188.93  649.65 8



838 .5-8




 











Excess of Receipts over Expendi-
  tures for the fiscal year to
  date - Trust Fund
Cash in Bank July 1, 1923 -
  Trust Fund
Cash in Bank, August 31,
  1923 - Trust Fund



2xperiment Station Income
  Hatch - Federal kppro-
  priation
  Milk and Butter - Cash
    Receipts
  Beef Cattle Sales
  Dairy Cattle Sales
  Sheep Sales
  Poultry Sales
  Farm Produce Sales
  Horticultural Sales
  Seed Test
  Rentals
  Miscellaneous
  Fertilizer - Fees
  Public Service - Misc,
  Feeding Stuffs _ Fees
  Adams - Federal Appro.
  Serum - Sales
  Serum   Virus Sales
  Serum - Supply Sales
  Serum - Miiscellaneous
  Creamery - License Fees
  Creamery - TesterTs Licenses
  Creamery - Glassware Tested
       Total



Expenditures
  Expense
  Addi tions & Betterments
       Total
   Excess of Expenditures over
     Income



3,750.00

1,318.59
   21.83
   50.00

   266.58
   114.25
   8.10
     3.00
  301. 67
    1.00
  482.50
    21.47
3,252.00
3,750.00
   609.50
   21.90
     9.00
     1.50
1,132.50
   366 . 00
   53.94
15 ,535.33



15 837.65

15 .837 65



2,

3,



7



         3,750.00

799.64   2,118.00
            21.83
            50Q00
 75.20      75.20
 196.96     463.54
 70.35     184.60
 20.20      28.30
              3.00
157.67     459.34
             1.00
,236.25  22,718.75
             21 o 47
,461.00  6,713.00
          3,750.00
607.00   1,216.50
22.05      43.95
  4.00      13.00
              1.50
160.50   1.293.00
116.00     482.00
   9.51      63.45
936e33  2-3,471.66



18,065.90
   181e 57
13 247.47



Excess of Expenditures over Income for the
   fiscal year to date - Experiment Station
Cash in Bank July 1, 1923 - Experiment Station
Cash in Bank August 31, 1923 - Exp. Station



33,903955

345085e12



(10,613.46)
45,243.79
34 26 30 *33



838.56

67.34

905 o92




 










i"xtension Division
  Federal Smith-Lever          $76,120.00
  Federal Supplementary         22,550.47
  County and Other                  50.00
       Total                     98.721.12
.'xpenaitures
   Expense                       181641.01
   Excess of Income over
     Expenditures                80.080.11
   Excess of Income over Expendi-
     tures for the fiscal year to
     date - Extension Division
   Cash in Bank July 1, 1923 -
     Extension Division
   Cash in Bank August 31, 1923
     Extension Division



          $76,120.6E
          22 ,550.4r
   271.40     321.40
   271.40  98 992o52

31 421.51  50,062.52

(31 - ,5-0 1 ) 48.930.00


            48,930.00

            10,787.01

            59,717.01



Summary
  'General Fund Income
  Trust Fund Income
  Experiment Station Income
  Extension Division Income
       Total

  General Fund Expenditures
  Trust Fund  'xpenditures
  Experiment Sta, Expenditures
  Extension Div. Expenditures
       Total
  Excess of Income over
     Expenditures
  Excess of Receipts over Ex-.
     penditures for General
     Ledger Accounts
   Student Notes

   Excess of Receipts over Ex-
     penditures for the fiscal
     year to date - Combined
     Fund



21 ,905.59
   433.38
 15,535.33
 98, 721 ,12
136,595.42

419997901
    219.45
 15 ,837.65
 18 641.01
 76.695 .2

 59,900.30



49,396.18 71, 301.77
   659.65   1,093.03
 7,936.33 23,471.66
   271.40  98,992-52
58,263i56 194.858.98

31,004.00  73,001.01
   100.00     319.45
18,247.47  34,085.12
31.421.51  50,062.52
80e772i98 157,468.10

(22,509.42) 37,390.88



32 187.126  (3,014.15.) 29 7173.11  
  1200:00)     (60.00)   1 260.t) OC




9,887 o56  (25 583.57) E66303.99



Excess of Receipts over Expenditures for
  the fiscal year to date - Combined Fund
Cash in Bank and on hand July 1, 1923 -
  Combined Fund
Cash in Bank and on hand August 31, 1923 -
   Combined Fund



66,303499



__A_.876._39




 








EXHIBIT "C'"



            Statement of Receipts and Disbursements
                       August 31, 1923

                                 Previously Current
                                 Reported    Month
"ash in Bank and on hand July 31, 1923
  Treasurer - General Fund                 (107,104.90)
  Treasurer - Trust Fund                        256.27
  Treasurer - Experiment Station             44,941.47
  Treasurer - Extension Division             90,867.12
  Petty Cash                                  1,500.00
      Total Cash                             30,459.96



Fiscal
Year
To Date



Receipts
   General Fund Income
   Trust Fund Income
   Experiment Station. Income
   Extension Division Income
   General Ledger Accounts
   Returned Checks - Collected
       Total Receipts
         Total

Expenditures
   General Fund
   Trust Fund
   Experiment Station
   Extension Division
   Student Notes
   General Ledger
   Returned Checks - Charged
       Total Expenditure



21,905.59
   433.38
15,535.33
98,721.12
43,560.92
    230.66
180,387.00



41,997.01
    219.45
 15,837.65
 18,641.01
    200.00
 11,318.66
    285.66
 88 ,499 .44



49,396.18
   659.65
 7,936.33
   271.40
 1,724.57
    82.00
60 070o13
90,530.09


31,004.00
   100.00
18,247 .47
31,421.51
    60.00
 4,690.72
   130.00
85 .653.70



71,301.77
1,093.02
23,471. 66
98 ,992. 5-
45,285..'
   312.  
240.s457 G .



73,001.01
    319.45
 34,085 .12
 50,062.52
    260.00
 16,009 .38
    415.66
174,153.14



Cash in Bank and on hand August
   31, 1923
   Treasurer - General Fund
   Treasurer - Trust Fund
   Treasurer - Experiment Station
   Treasurer - Extension Division
   Petty Cash
       Total Cash
          Total



(91,876.87)
   905.92
34,630.33
59 ,717 .01
1.500.00
4,876.39
90.530.09



Excess of Receipts over Expendi-
  tures for the fiscal year to
  date
Cash in Bank and on hand July 1, 1923
Cash in Bank and on hand August 31, 1923



66.303.9'-
(61.427 .46u
4,876 . 7'




 











    Abstract of item shown on statement of Income and
Expenditures as "Excess of Receipts over Expenditures for
General Iedger Accounts $2971,73.1l.1"
                                Debit            Credit



Accounts Receivable

Store Room

Insurance Paid in Advance

Student Notes

Cafeteria

Miscellaneous

Notes Payable

Returned Checks

Student Deposits

Memorial Building

Government Students

Student Activities

Basketball Building



                    @4l 1270.53

     $374.32
  0
I    6.01



325.00



1,578.19

  162.32

8,000.00

  103.00

  239.00

  46.50

  241.15

1,665.63

     6.30
12,422.42



41. 595.53

12 .422.42

29,173.11




 




                                       EXHIBIT "D"
Trial Balance - General Ledger - August 31, 1923
                                 Debit          Credit



Real Estate, Bldgs., Equip., E.tc.  Q1,5
Additions and Betterments
Petty Cash Account
Treas-arer of the University
Outstanding Warrants
Accounts Ri3ceivable
Notes and Bills Receivable
Student Notes - General
Student Notes - Southern Rnilway
Departmental Material and Supplies
Store Room
Insurance Paid in Advance
Land Grant rndowment Fund              I
Peabody Endowment Fund
Crum Bequest
Bennett Bequest
Class of 1917 Chemistry1 Library Fund
Cafeterin Equipmant
Mi scellaneous
Notes Payable
Memorial Building
Outstanding 'Warrants
Gonrernment Students
Athletic Association
Kentucky Kernel
Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
Lectures
Treasurer - Student Loan Fund - General
Treasurer - Student Loan Fund, Sou. Ry.
Musical Organizations
Cafeteria Expense
Student Deposits
Returned Checks
Treasurer of the University
Basketball Building
Real Estate, Bldgs., Equip., Etc.
Additions and Betterments
Treasurer of the University
Outstnading Warrants
Dairy Accounts Receivable
Departmental Mtaterial and Supplies
Dairy Sales
Insurance Paid in Advance
Treasurer of the University
Outstanding Warrants
Capital and Surplus
Income - Trust Fund
Income - General Fund
Income - Experiment Station
Income - Extension Division
Instruction
Administration Expense
Patterson Hall Expense
Irust Fund Expenditures
Experiment Station Expense
Extension Division Expense
                                       2



64,388.71
1,661.19
1 50o0.0



6,409.82
99,575.08
12,024.62
    50.00
17,177.53
1,613.28
31,650.32
A44,075.00
40,000.00
   592.42
   487.59
   100.00
 2,504.47


 4,902.40

   159.69
     30.00




     983.33



     180.60
     915.81
     6.30
524,572.05
    181.57
 47,618.61

 2,897.81
 12,038.57
     60.88
 10,243.02
 84,207.60






 47,485.20
 21,551.03
 2,303.59
    319.45
 33,903.55
 50,062.52
 .168.433.61



$69 ,444.1O
22 ,432.77













     293.54
  35,000.00

     100.00


     866 9.0
       2.59
     609. -t
     893. c.

       3. :.
   3,3854.
   4,685.04






   12,988.28





   24,490.59
2,398,379.63
    1,093.03
    71,301.77
    23,471.66
    98 ,992. 2



2.768 .433. 6'



1.
8.
2.1.
Z9 0
34.

40.
46.
di9,
F0.0
59.
61.
65.
:6.
o7.
68.
,0.
79.
B4.
86.
I 2.

26,
130.
-34.
38,

8.D  
. ) 2 .
.L57.
1.67.
175.
1 8/.
IaI.
191.
200.
20?.
226.
234.
240.
245.
254*
b' O .

_2.

'Z97.
4106w
412*


9 .


442.
447.



, v_ _, _ _  




 









    2. Memorial Tablet to Dr. James K. Patterson.   A proposed
wording for a tablet to the memory of the late Dr. James K. Pat-
terson, to be placed on the Patterson residence,was presented
and discuesed, and on motion duly seconded, it was ordered that
the particular wvordino of the tablet be left to the President
and the chairman of the Executive Committee.   The purchase of
a suittable; -IaLu a   aas autihorizawi.

     3. The Pus ^ran see of Hereford Farms.  A communication from
Dean Cooper was presented to the Executive Committee calling at-
tentio-u to the fact that tha Hereford F'arms owned by the late
Colonel E. H.. Taylor are to be sold at auction and suggesting
that the Experiment Station purchase these farms for its use.
It was the opinion of the FSxcutive Committee that these farms
are not sufficiently accessible to the University.

     4. Iezisla'ti~-e Buadet.  A proposed legislative budget was
-oibesented to the Committee9 and on motion duly seconded, approved
by the Committee.  The budget was as follovsa

                            ME-IEMORANDUM

                   LEGISLATIVE BUDGET 1924-1926

             General University for the year 1924-25



For maintenance and instruction, l     on assessed
     value estimated at A360,000 .............
For instruction in Agricultural College .......
For coal, light, telephone, water and janitors'
    wages .e-..............
Repairs ...........
Maintenance of Summer School ..................
Equipment and Supplies  -.....................
          Support and Maintenance .............

For permanent improvements
Completion of Chemistry Building, remainder of
     amount supplied from tax on Bingham estate
General iecitation Building .................
fomen's Dormitory and Gymnasium ...............
Repair of roads and development of grounds
Service Building -- housing, carpenter, plumb-
     ing, store room, paint shops, trucks,
     wagons and ground tools ..................
         'Permanent Improvements .



$360 ,000.00
  50,000.00

  45,500.00
  25,000.00
  10,000.00
  40 000.00
  530,500.00



  75,000.00
  250,000.00
  250,000.00
  10,000.00


  30, 000.00
  6'l l4t)0.00
1, 45, 500, 00




 








General University for the year 1925-26



For maintenance and instruction, 1@ on assessed
    value estimated at $360,000 .............
For instruction in Agricultural College .......
For coal, light, telephone., water and l-anitor's
    Re age S ............    .......
epa,,'s ..................,.,,,,,..,,,,...
Maiintenance of Summer School ..................
Equipment and Supplies ........................
          Support and Maintenance .............

For permanent improvements
Improvementt-and erl argsment of Engineering
    Buildings........             .      .
Heating Plant ...............
Agricultural BuiLding .........................
Dormitory for men ...
          Permanent Improvements .............



                     REXPERIMENT STATION
                           L 92'4-25

1. Continuation of $50,000 annual appropriation
2. Investigation of dark and burley tobacco
     annually ..      .......      A.    .
3. Expenses of administering Pure Seed Act
4. Conduct of Egg Laying Contest ..............
5. Continuation, Public Service appropriation

                           1025-26

1. Continuation of $50,000 annual appropriation
2. Investigation of dark and burley tobacco
     annually..          .
3. Expenses of administering Pure Seed Act ....
4. Conduct of Egb Laying Contest ..............
5. ContinuAtion,-Publia Service appropriation .
6. Purchase of land. ...................



                   AGRITTLTURE EXTENSION
                           1924-25
Offset of Federal Appropriations by State.

                           1925-26
Offset of Federal Appropriations by State.



$360,000.00
  50,000.00

  45,500.00
  25,000.00
  10 000.00
  40,000.00
  530,500.00



  50,000.00
  250, 000.00
  200,000.00
  150,000.00
  650,000.00
1,180.500.00



$50,000.00

10,000.00
10,000.00
*5,000o00
22 000. 00
97,000.00


50,000.00

10,000.00
10,000.00
  5,000.00
  22,000.00
  50-,OOO.Q0
147,000.00



142,241.30



142,241.30




 









     5. Robinson Mountain Fund.   The question of the Robinson
Mountain Fund was discussed. at length, and a proposed agreement
with the Robinson Foundation was presented and read.   A motion
wan T25'.5 -^^'t^=*  ).' a.o*O.. +^t^. +-^t it is the sense of
the Executive 'Committee that the railroad connected with the pro-
ject should not be taken over by the University.   The remaining
portion of the agreement was referred to a sub-committee with
instructions to confer with Mr;. Robinson and report October 2
to the General Board.

     6. Request of j2-pha Gamma Epsilon Fraternit:y for a Frater-
.iitv House on Winslow Street.  A communication from Mr. Sam.
'Th.ouse was read, requesting  on behalf of the Alpha Gamma Epsilon
.Fraternity, a building site on Winslow Street.  A motion was
ade, seconded, and adopted, stating that as soon as the frater-
_!ity is ready to uaild the University will provide a suitable
site if the property desired can be obtained at a reasonable price.

     7. Appointmsrint of a Delegte to a Mleeting of Boards of Trus-
toee  of State Universities a-e 1hi.ago.  Presiderlit iwX;Vey sLated
that Honorable J-.lits 5e.I e caf Ann Arbor, iMIichigan had issued an
invitation to Bonitds of Trustees of various state institutions
in the United States to sond delegates to a meeting to be held
at Chicago on N:2vember 13 and 14.  On motion, duly seconded,
Judge Richard C. Stoll was appointed delegate to represent the
University at that meeting.

     B. Bill of the Universfity njo . in Europsa.  President McVey
presented to the Committee   bill for 1.OO for annual dues for
the University in the University Union in Europe.    He stated
that the University had been for three or four years contribut-
ing this amougnt annually as dues in that organization. On mo-
tion duly seconded the bill was ordered paid.
      9. .nIn  of Absencel.  President McVey recommended leave of
absence for one semester without pay for Miss Belle Bates, in-
structor in Art.   On motion duly seconded the motion was approved.

      10. Resignations.   The following list of resignations was
 presented by President McVey and on motion duly seconded accepted;

      Mr. Gunther Keil, instructor in German
      .Ir. J. D. McCready, instructor in Snrlish
      Mr. P. E. Fleischman, Assistant Professor of Public Speaking
      Mr. B. L. Jackson, vegetable histologist in Experiment Sta-
         tion
      Miss Joyce Syler, Home Demonstration Agent, Garrard County
      Mr. Mark Secrist, Assistant Professor of Geology
      Mr. G. W. Gardner, Assistant County Agent
      Mr. John C. Brown, assistant County Agent




 







     ilss Elizabeth Pruitt, clerk in Department of Veterinary
        Science
     Mr. Z. L. Gallowav. Assistant County Agent
     1M4iss Thirressa Lipps, stenographer at Experiment Station
     Miss Maurine Sharp, stenographer in College of Education.

     11. appointmarits.  The following list of appointments was
presented by President McVey and on motion duily seconded approved.
as recommended:

Anpointmints in 2rtension Division

     Miss Zilpha Poster as Assistant Home iDemronstration Agent,
Muhlenberg %ounty, f-Fom June 25 to September 15, 1923, salary $100

     Miss Katharine Red.dish as Field Agent Home Economics, from
June 15 to August 31, 1923, salary $125 a month.

     Miss Ouida Midkiff as Field Agent Club Wfork, from June 20
to August 31, 1923, salary $100 a raonth.

     IMiss Mary Ella Ruay as kome Demonstration Agent, Simpson
Thunty, from July 2, to December 31, 1923, salary $100 a month.

     Miss Virginia IfMclrinus as Home Demonstration Agent, Mercer
County, from July 2, 1923 to July 1, 1924, salary i150 a mo-ith.

     Mrs. Catherine Taylor Johnson as Home Demonstration Agent,
Simpson County, from July 5 to December s--31, 1923, salary  150 a
month.

     Joseph 0. Nageotte as Assistant County Agent, Preckenridge
County, from August 1 to December 31, 1923, salary $166 2/3 a
month.

     Niss Lulu Holmes as Assistant Home Demoonstration Agent,
Simpson County, from July 28 to December 31, 1923, salary $125
a month.

     Luther P. Morgan as County ARent, Morgan County, from August
6 to December 31, 1923, salary $148 1/3 a rmonth.

Tpmporarn ApDointmints in Extension Division

     Bari IMaxwell Heavrn as Field Agent in Club .tiork from July 9
to August 31, 1923, -salary 4M,`5108 a month.

     Elbert DeCoursey as Fiald Agent in Club Vibork from July 9 to
August 31, 1923, salary 4108 a month.

     Robert B. Clem as Field Agent in Club Work from July 9 to
Thugust 31, 1923, salary $108 a month.




 








     Earle W. Baughman as Field Agent in Club Work from July 9 to
August 31, 1923, salary $108 a month.

'cntinuation of Appointments in Extension Division

     B, W. Scearce as County Agent, Grayson County, from August 1
70o September 15, 1923, salary 200 a month.

     Mass Ethel Nice as Home Demonstration Agent , Garrsrz Counter
from August 1, 1923 to July 31, 1924, salary $125 a month.

     iLass Mary lo Daugherty as Home Demonstration ABent, McLean
County, from July 17 1923 to June 25, 1924, salary  150 a month.

     C. 1. Wade as County Agent, Owen County, from June 5, 1923 to
September 30, 1923, s      4i . i166 2/3 a month.

     J. 0. Horning as Country Agent. Barren County, from July 1 to
December 31, 1923, sara.-y $208 1/,3 a month.

     C. L. Hill as Coty-,7 Agnt, Nelson County, from July 1 to
'December 31, 1.923, salary 0133 1/3 a .n1h.

                Oo7   v-!e ct z- tyant  Tr. noln '1ounty, from July
1, 1923 to March 31, 1924, salary $191.66 2/3 a month.

     RE. Sleppy as Count' Agent, Marion County, from July 16 to
December 31, 1923, salary 4166.66 2/3 a month.

Apointmsnts in College of Arts and Sciences

     Miss Ann Riddell, student assistant in Botany, salary $300.
     Mr. Allen Miller, student assistant in Botany, salary $100.
     Mr. H. B. Lane, senior assistant in Bacteriology, salary
250 a year.

     Mr. M. E. Bunch, junior assistant in Bacteriology, salary
3200 a year.

     iMiss Elizabeth Shropshire, first semester, irnt'ructbor in
Art, salary $'?50.t

     Mr. Charles Kenney, instructor in German, salary $800.

     Mr. A. J. Whitehouse, student assistant in German, salary
$300 for the year.

     Mr. Blanchard P. Davis, instructor in English, salary $1,50O.

     Miss Elizabeth Weller, studant assistant in Romance Lan-
guages, salary $200.




 









    Mr. W. R. Sutherland, assistant professor of Public Speak-
ing, salary $2,100.

    Mr, Madison CaSwin, student assistant in department of
Physics, salary $250 for the year.

    Miss Jean YWoll, student assistant in department of Physics,
salary $20 a months

        WUC7;ttk'3'--G  ' 'i a..,.t cC a  oigy, $20 a month.

    StuiE,ih assistar~t in department of Music, $20 a month.

Anpointme-ts in Afgeicultural Experiment Station

    J. W. Jo-aes, Pield Agent in Marketing, effective May 1, 1923,
salary $2,800.

    Miss Mary May IMiller, Field Agent in Home Economics, effec-
tive July 29,-1923, salary $2,200.

    Mr. J. E. I=mphiey Fild Agent in Poultry, effective Sep-
teinberj" 1923, salary 1,e800.

    Mow R. A. Stevenson, nursery inspector, department of Erto-
mology and Botany, effective August at, 1923, salary $100 a month.

    Miss Jessie Terry, seed analyst, effective August 1, 1923,
salary $60 a month.

Appointments in Co2llag of Agrictilture

    Miss Elizabeth Givens, instructor in Home Economics, salary
$900.

APPointnlients in College of Education

     Miss Carrie B. Green, assistant professor in Home Economics,
salary $2,000.

Stenopraphers

     Miss Kathryn McIntire, clerk in department of Veterinary
Science, effective September 17, 1923, salary $75 a month.

     Miss Mary Johnston, College of Education, salary $100 a montth,
effective September 15, 1923.

     Miss Laura GranducciP clerk in Experiment Station, salary
$100 a month, effective September 1, 1923.




 









    Miss 1.lizabeth Guyn, clerk in Experiment Station, salary
$70 a month, effective September 1, 1923.

    Miss Margaret Hoeing, stenographer in Ztepartment of Physical
Education, Athletic Council to pay two-thirds of her salary.

     Mrs. 0. F. Galloway, stenographer in Stenographic Bureau,
.alary $75 a month, effective September 17, 1923.

     12e Salary Adiustments.   The following list of salary ada
z;ustrments was presented by President McVey and on motion duly
seconded, approved as recommended:

     _. Lase in salarr of .sLs I~ois Dietri, scr       :- to
Assistant Dean of College of Agriculture, from $1,320 to $1,500,
effective September 1, 1`23.

     Increase in salary of Miss T'helma Adams, clerk in Extension
Division, from $960 to $19020, effective July 1, 1923.

     Increase in salary of M. N. States, assistant professor of
Physics from $2,750 to $2,900.

     Increase in salary of George W. Pirtle, stutvent assistant
in Geology to $30 a monitlh.

     On motion the Executive Committee adjourned.

                                      RicSf2Lc '.' f y s ubm ittet

                                        Wellington Patrick

                                      Secretary of the Board