Contents

• The U. N. I. A. Last to Throw Stones of Venom and AbuseMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Passage of Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill in House of Representatives Declared by Marcus Garvey as Marking Great Change in the Minds and Thoughts of People of America in Their Attitude Toward the NegroMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• Prominent Chicago Lawyer SpeaksH. A. T. Watkins author?pp. 2–3
• Earnestness of Negroes for Race Improvementessayp. 3
• Cause of Failures of Past Race Movementsessayp. 3
• Revolutionizing of Negro Thoughtessayp. 3
• Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis SpeaksHenrietta Vinton Davis · essayp. 3
• Need of Instilling Race Pride in Children of the RaceHenrietta Vinton Davis · essayp. 3
• Importance of Right Training for Our ChildrenHenrietta Vinton Davis · essayp. 3
• Buffalo, N. Y., Division Stands by the Rt. Hon. Marcus GarveyArthur L. Lewis author?p. 3
• Schenectady U. N. I. A. NewsJ. W. Sweeney author?p. 3
• U. N. I. A. Notes: San Francisco DivisionMrs. Louise Brown author?p. 3
• The Voice of Tela, Spanish Hondurasp. 3
• A Greeting from Nigeriap. 3
• White Preacher Lauds African Convertp. 3
• Will Stand in Judgmentp. 3
• West Indies Reciprocityp. 3
• Churches Urged to Combat Immorality and Race Prejudicep. 3
• After Twenty YearsMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• The Word “Nigger”essayp. 4
• How Africa Is to Be RedeemedPercy Bryan · essayp. 4
• Harlem Notesp. 4
• Harrison on "Disarmament and the Negro"Hubert H. Harrisonp. 5
• The Repentant LegionJoseph W. Curry author? · poemp. 5
• Philadelphia Division Going Strongp. 5
• Fears Negro Uprisingp. 5
• Negro's Imagination Builds a Rat Trapp. 5
• Dominica and Her African SonsJ. R. Ralph Casimir · poemp. 5
• New Year's DawnCharles H. D. Este · poemp. 5
• Persons Who Passed the Civil Service Examination of Universal Negro Improvement Association at Its Last Sittingp. 5
• Department of Labor and IndustryU. G. Postonp. 5
• New York Urban League Notesp. 5
• An Open Letter to Arthur BrisbaneJ. A. Rogers author? · essayp. 6
• Harlem News Notesp. 6
• The Bahamas Rejuvenation Leaguep. 6
• Surgeon General Gibson Returns to New York Cityp. 6
• Daily HoroscopeA. Manssonp. 6
• Dr. Haynes Selected Secretary of Race Relations Committeep. 7
• Office Forump. 7
• Which Policy Do You Think Is More Effective—Gandhi or De Valera?Charles A. Adams; The Quill of Iron; Cynicus · essayp. 7
• What Form of Government Affords Equal Opportunity to the Masses as Well as the Classes?Robert L. Poston · essayp. 7
• The Old Flag Never Touched the GroundJohn E. Bruce · poemp. 7
• Edward Tucker Killed by Andrew Mosbyp. 7
• Which Form of Government Is Best—Autocracy or Democracy? Limited Monarchy Is the BestArden A. Bryan · essayp. 7
• To Members and Officers of Universal Negro Improvement Association EverywhereMarcus Garveyp. 7
• Negro Orchestra Driven Out of Miamip. 7
• Church Representatives Consider Race Issuep. 8
• Haiti's Delegate to Hague Denounces American InvasionM. Pierre Hudicourtp. 8
• Makes Masterful Plea to His RaceJ. W. H. Easonp. 8
• The Queen Esther Circlep. 8
• African Redemption FundUniversal Negro Improvement Associationp. 8
• The Negro's FaithR. T. Brown · poemp. 8
• Universal African Black Cross Child Welfare DepartmentClara Morganp. 8
• Lines to Miss Henrietta Vinton Davispoemp. 8
• House Passes Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill 230 to 119p. 8
• Greetings from CubaJohn Garrettp. 8
• Great Revival Meetings Held at Brooklyn, N. Y., Division of the U. N. I. A. on January 23 and 24William R. Miller author?p. 9
• Marcus Garvey SpeaksMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 9
• Tuesday, January 24Marcus Garveyp. 9
• Hon. H. F. Carroll Stirs Indianapolis Divisionp. 9
• Cleveland Division NotesL. Thomas author?p. 9
• U. N. I. A. A. C. L. CreedSidney McClean author? · essayp. 9
• Montreal Notesp. 9
• Programp. 9
• Mr. Wm. Crawford DiesCharles H. D. Este author?p. 9
• Colored Troops on the Rhinep. 9
• To MargueriteCharles H. D. Este · poemp. 9
• Young People Give Stirring Program on Day of Organizationp. 10
• Charleston, S.C., Division No. 113 Celebrates Emancipation DayMrs. Aikens author?p. 10
• The Rape of Africa: The Crime of the AgeW. A. Wallace · essayp. 10
• Court and Jury Deny Full Claim of U.N.I.A. Ex-Employee for Wagesp. 10
• News from Winston-Salem Division, U.N.I.A.Rev. J. J. Mumford author?p. 10
• A Greeting from Parmele, N.C.U. S. Powell author?p. 10
• Members, Keep Your Eyes Openp. 10
• GreetingC. Whitep. 11
• A Ringing Message from Cespedes, CubaRichard S. Dunbar · poemp. 11
• U. N. I. A. and A. C. L., La Brea Division, No. 283, Trinidadp. 11
• Newark DivisionJohn O'Laughlinp. 11
• Niquero Division Holds Big Mass Meetingp. 11
• A Correctionp. 11
• The American Leader and the Secretary-General Will Visit Pittsburgh, Pa.W. C. Francisp. 11
• Happenings in Moron, CubaJoseph A. Toddp. 11
• Message for the Negro Women of the WorldMrs. Estelle Matthews · essayp. 11
• A Woman's Appeal—Africa for the Hamitesessayp. 11
• Courage, Fellow Pilgrim!Mrs. M. Waldron Pitts · poemp. 11
• They Stick; Yea, They MultiplyRobert L. Poston · editorialp. 11
• Notice to Divisions: New Constitutions of the Organizationp. 11
• Prehistoric Man's Skullessayp. 11
• Golden Wedding Anniversary in Jamaicap. 11
• Continuación de artículo en españolp. 12
• La Hora de Redención Ha Llegado: ¿Debemos Adelantar o Debemos Retroceder?Marcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 12
• El linchamiento y la ley federalp. 12
• Un Representante Irrespetuosop. 12
• Empiezan Los Debates en la Cámara de Representantes en Pro y en Contra del Bill Dyer, el Cual Prohíbe el Linchamiento en los Estados UnidosMartin C. Ansorge author?p. 12
• Manifestaciones del Presidente de Nuestra División en Bluefields, Nicaragua, con Motivo de la Colocación de la Primera Piedra para el Liberty Hallessayp. 12
• Información Generalp. 12
• Requisitos necesarios para ser miembro de la Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 12