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States. There are Jose Matios Del

wader, a striking profile

Costa RAC, Herrera of Pat:susa.

Artigas of Uruguay. O'Higgins of

Chile, San Martin of Argentine,

Juares of Mexico, Doniftelo ot

Brazil. Bolivar of Venesuela (most

noted, perhapeL Bucre (first prees

dent of Bolivia), Barrioe of Guate

male, Marti of Cuba. Deinmnes ot

Haiti, and the latest acquisitian the

busnt of Unanue of Peru by a New

York sculptor, Mrs. Sally Jame.

Farnham. George Washington's is

the only heed in plaster a rather

uneatisfactory copy e idently of the

Houdon mask.

In the room of thg governing

board, the Secretary of State al-.

ways presides, as chairman ex

officio, and meetinb are hold

monthly, filling tb twentyone

chair. about the large polished

table. Here Lansing entertained

Joffre and all the hIgh commis

utons who came du ing the war,

USINESS

with eome of the prot est and oldest

failies of England.,~i felt the call

of business and, likg many of her

titled sisters. has opened a small

furniture shop.

One of the most distinguished

member. of not only English, but a

broader European society who has

to a certain de'gree substituted so

ciety for businese is Mrs. Rodd, wife

of the Rt. Hon. Sir James R. Rodd,

who ha. had a long ~nd honorable

diplomatic career. hiving at one

time served as the cuncllor of the

embassy at Rome. Mrs. Rodd

has always moved in the highest

circles of fashionable >oclety, but as

going into businees no longer a

novelty here among ocety women.

no one appeared surprised when it

was learned that she iwas interested

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Washington times. (1921). Washington [D.C.], 1921-12-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1921-12-04/ed-1/?sp=25

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1921-12-04.