CLARKE, J. M., 1921. DAY, A. L., 1922. DUNN, GANO, 1922. FROST, E. B., 1920. PEARL, RAYMOND (Chairman). WILSON, EDWIN B. (Managing Editor). HALE, G. E. (Foreign Secretary). HEKTOEN, LUDVIG, 1921. HENDERSON, L. J., 1922. JENNINGS, H. S., 1921. LOEB, JACQUES, 1920. MERRIAM, J. C., 1922. MILLIKAN, R. A., 1921. OSTERHOUT, W. J. V., 1922. THORNDIKE, E. L., 1920. WHEELER, W. M., 1920. ON COLLECTION OF HISTORICAL PORTRAITS, MANUSCRIPTS, INSTRUMENTS, ETC. ABBOT, C. G. (Home Secretary). MOORE, E. H., 1920. NOYES, W. A., 1921. THE J. LAWRENCE SMITH FUND. [$10,000.] J. Lawrence Smith medal and investigations of meteoric bodies. MORLEY, E. W. (Chairman), 1924. DANA, E. S., 1923. CROSS, WHITMAN, 1922. LEUSCHNER, A. O., 1920. WOOD, R. W., 1921. Researches in electricity, magnetism, and radiant energy. NICHOLS, E. L. (Chairman), 1923. MILLIKAN, R. A., 1921. WHITNEY, W. R., 1924. Agassiz medal and contributions to oceanography. DALL, W. H. (Chairman), 1921. DAVIS, W. M., 1922. PARKER, G. H., 1920. Every five years the committee recommends the person whom they consider most deserving of the medal, and upon the approval of the academy the name of the nominee is forwarded to the trustees of Columbia University, who administer the Barnard Medal Fund. THE MARCELLUS HARTLEY Fund. [$1,200.] Medal for eminence in the application of science to the public welfare. NOYES, A. A. (Chairman), 1922. STRATTON, S. W., 1922. SMITH, THEOBALD, 1920. WEBSTER, A. G., 1920. THE MARY CLARK THOMPSON fund. [$10,000.] Medal for most important services to geology and paleontology. CLARKE, J. M. (Chairman), 1922. DUNN, GANO, 1920. OSBORN, H. F., 1921. THE JOSEPH HENRY Fund. To assist meritorious investigators, especially in the direction of original research. The sum of $40,000 was contributed by Fairman Rogers, Joseph Patterson, George W. Childs, and others, as an expression of their respect and esteem for Prof. Joseph Henry. This amount was deposited with the Pennsylvania Co. for the Insurance of Lives and Granting Annuities in Trust, with authorization to collect the income thereon and to pay over the same to Prof. Joseph Henry during his natural life, and after his death to his wife and daughters, and after the death of the last survivor to "deliver the said fund and the securities in which it shall then be invested to the National Academy of Sciences, to be thenceforward forever held in trust under the name and title of the Joseph Henry fund.'" |