BOGERT, GEORGE H

(1864), an American artist. Son of Henry and Helen Anderson Bogert, Studied art under Thomas Eakins and in Paris, France, under Raphael Collins, Aimé won the Webb prize; Ist Hallgarten prize of the National Academy of De-. sign; bronze medal at Paris Exposition of 1900. Is an A ociate Member of the National Academy, (1868), son of Henry and Mary Lawrence Bogert. Graduated from Columbia University in 1890. Given LL.D. degree, by Clark University in 1909. Became a istant in organic chemistry at Columbia University in 1894, reaching full profe orship there in 1904. Was President of Organic Section of 8th International Congre of Applied Chemistry in 1912 and President of Amer. Section of Society chimica italian a in 1920-21. Member of various scientific societies in the United States and Europe. Appointed Chief Chemical Service Section, U.S. Army and a istant director of Gas Service in 1918.