BALBUS, L. CORNEL I US

native of Gades, became a Roman’ citizen; managed private affairs of Julius Cesar, whom he accompanied as engineering officer to Spain and Gaul; became consul 40 B.C.—the first of foreign birth to be so honored. economist. She was educated Bryn Mawr; studied political economy Paris, University of Chicago, Berlin; connected with Denison House, Boston, 1892-3; member municipal board of trustees for children, 1897-8; various profe iorial posts, 1896-1913; and from 1913-18 profe or of political economy and poltical and social science, Wellesley College; editorial staff of Nation, New York. Member various boards and commi ions and was delegate to International Congre of Women at The Hague, and delegate from this congre to the Scand in avian and Ru ian governments. 1915. Wrote several books.