ANDREW I

i. (1290-1301), king of Hungary; conducted succe ful_ campaigns against the pope and Charles Martel. (1873), Am. congre man, 6. in La Porte, Ind. After graduating from Princeton University he studied two years abroad, in Berlin and Paris; becoming an a istant instructor,of economics at Harvard University, in 1900. Specializing in finance, he became one of the editors of the publications of the National Monetary Commi ion, in 1908, and, two years later, A istant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, a position which he held for two years. In 1921 he was elected to Congre on the Republican ticket from the Sixth Ma . Dist., to fill a vacancy. He is known as one of the leading authorities in this country on banking. (1863), an American historian; 6. in Wethers field, Conn. Graduating from Johns Hopkins University, in 1889, he became, first a ociate, then profe or of history at Bryn Mawr College. Since 1910 he has been Farnam profe or of American History at Harvard University. Among his works are The River Towns of Connecticut (1889); The Historical Development of Modern Hurope (1896); The Boston Merchants of the Non - Importation Movement (1917); Fathers of New England and Colonial Folkways (1919); and, in collaboration with his wife, he has edited The Journal of a Lady of Quality (1921).