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...United States might eventually be forced to occupy Liberia by treaty, as it did Haiti; in which event, one important difference should recommend itself to the Government: The occupying force should consist of Negro soldiers and Negro officers, instead of brutal, arrogant, prejudiced white Marines. Intelligent Negro officers are available on the reserve list, and they could bring to their task of ending slavery a sympathy and a tact that were conspicuously missing in the American occupation of Haiti...
...United States might eventually be forced to occupy Liberia by treaty, as it did Haiti; in which event, one important difference would recommend itself to the Government: The occupying force should consist of Negro soldiers and Negro officers, instead of brutal, arrogant, prejudiced white Marines. Intelligent Negro officers are available on the reserve list, and they could bring to their task of ending slavery a sympathy and a tact that were conspicuously missing in the American occupation of Haiti...
...finding it very easy to criticize, now that the work has been done. It is interesting to consider what sort of report a commission composed of wet and dry Senators could bring forth. Judging by the recent temper of the Senate, one might surmise that the discussion would consist of pugilism and the results would be a knockout...
...team of the Edward Warren Club will be composed of A. M. Riggs 31, and G. B. Habberton 31., who will oppose H. C. Rose 31, and D. W. Raudenbush 31, the team of the Bryce Club. The Coram will consist of the Honorable Frank K. Dunn, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Illinois as presiding judge, the Honorable Julian W. Mack, United States Circuit Judge, and the Honorable William W. Harrington, associate justice of the Supreme Court of Delaware as associate judges...
...this afternoon for the members of the Harvard Society for Contemporary Art will introduce a new exhibition at the Society's galleries on Harvard Square. The display, which will consist of a series of 40 drawings by Pablo Picasso, including a group of 20, exhibited only twice before, together with examples of the latest work of the celebrated French artist, is to be opened to the public tomorrow...