Contents
- The Prince of Peace Our Guide Todayp. 1
- Christmas Message of the President of the United States to the Negro People of the Worldp. 2
- Christmas Message from Sir Harry Johnston, English Traveler and Authorp. 2
- Message from the English King to the Negro People of the Worldp. 2
- Military Negro History: The Carrizal Incidentp. 2
- High School Girlsp. 2
- African Students Meet at Atlanta, Ga.p. 2
- Christmas Messagep. 3
- The Race Is Now Standing at the End of One Era and the Beginning of Anotherp. 3
- Christmas Message of His Eminence, Cardinal O'Connell, Archbishop of Bostonp. 3
- Negro Farmers' and Truckers Conference Called in South Alabamap. 3
- Black People of the World Should Stand in Organized Accord, Decline Mr. Pickensp. 3
- The Braithwaite Shorthand School to Have Commencement Dec. 16p. 3
- New Work on Liberia on the Pressp. 3
- Socrates and Jesusp. 4
- Reconstruction—The Finalep. 4
- In the Openp. 4
- Between Two Mountainsp. 4
- The Tragedy of Weaponless Chinap. 4
- Dr. D. D. Lewis Visits New Yorkp. 4
- The Literary Club, U. N. I. A. Montreal Divisionp. 4
- Details of Jersey Commissioner's Toursp. 4
- Rachelp. 4
- Wedding Bells! Wedding Bells! Wedding Bells!p. 4
- The Rise of Man and the Meaning of Christmasp. 5
- Africa Is Black Man's Land, Says White Americanp. 5
- A White Frenchman Among Negroes in New Yorkpp. 5, 8 ↗
- Telegram Sent to Conference on Limitation of Armaments, Nov. 11p. 5
- The Relation of Consumers People to Never Changep. 5
- Africa Redeemedp. 6
- A Senator's Memoirsp. 6
- Africa Redeemed — Second Prize Essayp. 6
- His Excellency, the Governor of Jamaica, B. W. L., Sends Informal Christmas Messagep. 6
- Reply of His Excellency, the President of France, to Request for Christmas Message to Negro People of the Worldp. 6
- A White Woman Analyzes the Negro Problemp. 6
- Aims and Objects of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 7
- First Prizep. 7
- Second Prizep. 7
- Third Prizep. 7
- Christmas Message to the Negro People of the Worldp. 7
- The Interior Heat of the Earthp. 7
- 400,000 American Black Men Responded to the Call of the Nationp. 8
- Present Day Negro Thoughtp. 8
- Yule-Tide Disarmamentp. 8
- The Golden Urgep. 8
- 'Tis Christmas Mornp. 8
- Christmas Message from Sir John S. Bruce, K.C.O.N.p. 8
- Xmas Poemp. 8
- On a Christmas Mornp. 8
- Who Is He?p. 8
- Sunsetp. 8
- Garvey as Brave as a Numidian Lion—To Such a Movement, He Says, Sharks and Charlatans Will Naturally Be Drawn—Praises the Frankness of Garvey in Exposing and Prosecuting the Traitors and Parasites of Organizationp. 9
- Governor Sproul, of Pennsylvania, Favors Higher Development of Negrop. 9
- Comprehensive Grasp of the Problem of the Age Shown by Various Writers—Negro Must Educate Himself to Grapple with Life in Highly Organized Modern Societyp. 10
- The Negro Problemp. 10
- The Negro Problemp. 10
- Hon. Marcus Garvey, as Spokesman for 400,000,000 Negroes, Telegraphs Arthur Griffith and Premier Lloyd George on the Settlement of the Irish Question and Creation of a Self-Governing Irish Free Statepp. 11–12
- Sir William H. Ferris Speaksp. 12
- African Redemption Fundp. 12
- Sad Death of U. N. I. A. Memberp. 12
- Springfield, Ill., U. N. I. A. Special to The Negro Worldp. 12
- Marcus Garvey, the Living Toussaint L'Ouverture, Creator of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 13
- An Encouraging Report from Banes, Cuba, U.N.I.A.p. 13
- Havana, Cuba, Division Still Advancingp. 13
- Warning to the Colored People of North Carolinap. 13
- A Copy of the Records of All Divisions, Branches, Chapters and Members Has Been Stolenp. 13
- The U. N. I. A. in St. Lucia Celebrates Its First Anniversaryp. 14
- Com. O'Meally Thrills Jamaica Audience on “Black Leadership”p. 14
- How to Unite the West Indian and American Negroesp. 15
- How to Unite the West Indian and American Negroes (First Prize)p. 15
- How to Unite the West Indian and American Negroes (Second Prize)p. 15
- The Unification of American and West Indian Negroes (Third Prize)p. 15
- In Memory of Richard J. Brownp. 15
- Welcome Delegate in Their Midst from Second International Conventionp. 16
- Pan-African Congress Adopted a Resolution to Invite Marcus Garvey to Next Session to Explain Aims and Objects of the U.N.I.A.p. 16
- Provisional President of Africa Stirred Washington With His Eloquence and Logicpp. 17–18
- Navidadp. 19
- Un Mensaje del Presidente de Costa Rica Felicitando a Nuestra Razap. 19
- ¿Qué es una raza?p. 19
- Canto a Américap. 19
- Los siglos contemplaron tu bellezap. 19
- Orientalp. 19
- Una gran poesía: Canto a Américap. 20
- Infantilesp. 20
- Placidezp. 20
- Un anuncio originalp. 20
- Contra los imberbesp. 20
- Sobre la vida del Kaiserp. 20
- El color de la pielp. 20
- Fidela la Cantinerap. 20
- La mano revela el carácter de la personap. 20
- Marruecosp. 20
- La profesión del periodista — El multimillonario Cornelius Vanderbiltp. 20
- Una curiosap. 20
- The Child Is Foundp. 21
- An Appeal to Every Reader of The Negro Worldp. 22
- Winners in the Beauty Contestp. 23
- Noted and Beautiful Women of the Negro Racep. 24
- A Sunday Night Meeting of the Cincinnati Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 26