Contents

• Despite Plots of Traitors, Work of Universal Negro Improvement Association Goes On!Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Attempt to Injure Universal Negro Improvement Association by Spread of Malicious Propaganda, and by Causing Arrest of Marcus Garvey, Shown to Be FutileMarcus Garvey · editorialpp. 2–3
• Prof. Ferris SpeaksWilliam H. Ferris · essaypp. 3–4
• Garvey the Master Architect of Ethiopia, Says Hindu PatriotGanesh Rao author?p. 3
• The U. N. I. A. Division in Jobabo, Oriente, Cuba, Improves Liberty HallLuther Haldane author?p. 3
• Light of EthiopiaMilton Irvin Trotman author? · poemp. 3
• River Rouge (Mich.) ItemsM. W. Simmons author?p. 3
• My PrayerH. Elizabeth Dowden · poemp. 3
• The Harvard Expedition into Ethiopiaessayp. 4
• Marcus Garvey—A Defenseeditorialp. 4
• England in Egyptp. 4
• The Police Departmentp. 4
• A Matter of Ageessayp. 4
• A Greeting from DenverMrs. L. M. Cole author?p. 4
• Editorial NotesWilliam H. Ferris author?p. 4
• Duse Mohamed to Lecture in New York Cityp. 4
• Hurrah for Senator McCallump. 5
• Friendshipessayp. 5
• Untitled poemFred Banfield · poemp. 5
• The Negro Xmas Poempoemp. 5
• The Moorpoemp. 5
• A Vision of Christmas in AfricaEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 5
• Some DayHenry B. Wilkinson · poemp. 5
• Indifferenceessayp. 5
• Enthusiasmeditorialp. 5
• Buck Up!Jasper Brown · poemp. 5
• Open Letter to Arthur Brisbanep. 5
• Alpha Phi Alpha Holds Most Inspiring Meeting in History of Negro College Lifep. 6
• Delegates at Opening Sessionp. 6
• Impressive Ceremonies at Douglass' Homep. 6
• Visit to Howard University Followed by a Number of Receptionsp. 6
• Dr. George C. Hall Addresses Public Sessionp. 6
• Numerous Social Events Heldp. 6
• Go to High School Program to Be Continued—Officers Electedp. 6
• The U.N.I.A. & A.C.L. No. 239, Camaguey, CubaSeptimus Lewis author?p. 6
• Anti-White Feelingp. 6
• Is Mrs. Johnson Forgotten?p. 6
• A Greeting from CubaEduardo V. Morales author?p. 6
• Candidates Who Have Passed the Civil Service Examinations of the U.N.I.A. at Baltimore, Md.p. 7
• Contemporary Comments: Charles Youngeditorialp. 7
• Virginians Organize Large Realty Corp.p. 7
• Li'l BoyJoseph Hazel Donaldson · poemp. 7
• Division NewsH. Stonewall Jackson author?p. 7
• EthiopiaHazel Marie Stacbar author? · poemp. 7
• Little Insect ManJoseph Odell Graham author? · poemp. 7
• Garage Work Gives Graham a New Inspirationp. 7
• Jersey City Division: Still Loyal to the Causep. 7
• Daily HoroscopeA. Marssonp. 7
• The Old Tenant and the NewThousand Millard Henry · poemp. 7
• Miss Laure Ellis Wilkesp. 7
• Togolander Takes B. Diagne to Task for Pro-White AttitudeA Togolanderp. 8
• The Negro MosesL. E. Harrigan · essayp. 8
• Negro Is Coming Forward Rapidly in Drama Workp. 8
• The Negro Must Be FreeMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 8
• Dr. Grandison Lectures in Colorado Springsp. 8
• The U. N. I. A. in Manati, Cuba, Stands by Marcus Garveyp. 8
• Hartford Division Holds Big Mass MeetingWilliam H. Wood author?p. 8
• Pickens Urges Re-Writing of HistoryWilliam Pickensp. 8
• The Voice of the Negroeditorialp. 8
• 135th St. Library Notesp. 8
• Orator Likens Garvey's Patience to Job'sp. 9
• Garvey and the Churchp. 9
• Higher Status for Porto Ricop. 9
• The U.N.I.A. in Vancouver, Canada, Forging Forwardp. 9
• Rev. Dr. Paul Addresses Montclair (N.J.) Division 27p. 9
• Dr. D. Erastus Thorpe, Commissioner, Attends Unveiling of Travesia, Puerto Cortes CharterGeorge D. Mercellino author?p. 9
• The Tela, Spanish Honduras, U.N.I.A. Visited by Commissionerp. 9
• Resolutions from Portland, Ore.p. 9
• The New Year Tree: Treat of Junior Division of Bermuda U.N.I.A.Eunich Masters author?p. 9
• A Visitor's Impression of the Cincinnati, Ohio, U.N.I.A.Lawrence Gillespie author?p. 9
• The Miami Division of the U.N.I.A.A. E. Gardiner author?p. 9
• Do Leaders Pursue a Policy of Silence on U. N. I. A. Movement and Its Gigantic ProgramJ. Jackson Tilfordp. 10
• Dominica, B. W. I. U. N. I. A. Newsp. 10
• Commentsp. 10
• Mississippi Newsp. 10
• Gary (Ind.) U. N. I. A. Stages Interesting Programp. 10
• Universal African Black Cross Nurses Child Welfare DepartmentClara Morgan, R.N.p. 10
• Decayed Teeth and Children's DiseasesClara Morgan, R.N.p. 10
• A. G. Froe Is Nominated for Recorder of Deedsp. 10
• The Nashville, Tenn., U. N. I. A. Sends Forth Her Greetingp. 10
• Weep Not, Dear MotherlandGeorge L. Williams · poemp. 10
• Christmas Issue of The Negro World CommendedJ. R. Ralph Casimirp. 10
• Hon. Henry Hodge, Commissioner of New Jersey, Speaks in Camden, N.J.J. T. Bowman author?p. 11
• Cleveland Division Activitiesp. 11
• Livingstone Awardedp. 11
• Don Ramon del Valle Inclán, Spanish Poet, Novelist and Dramatistessayp. 11
• Johnson on American DemocracyJames Weldon Johnson author?p. 11
• Commissioner Morales Resurrects the Cayo Mambi Division, Oriente, Republic of CubaTheodore W. Campbell author?p. 11
• "Niggers" Much Inferior!—A Serio-Comic InvectiveMilton Pope Fuller · essayp. 11
• Notice to All Divisions and Members of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 11
• Japón Propone una Conferencia Mundial sobre Inmigración y Prejuicios Racialesp. 12
• La Asociación Universal y sus Detractoreseditorialp. 12
• El Problema Nacionalista de Egiptop. 12
• El Rey de Inglaterra Recomienda "Tolerancia" en la Solución de los Asuntos de Egiptop. 12
• La Autonomía Egipciap. 12
• La Cuestión de la India Inglesap. 12
• La Conferencia del Desarme Se Disuelvep. 12
• Aguinaldo Vuelve al Poder en Filipinasp. 12
• El Presidente y Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Costa Rica Envían un Mensaje de Felicitación al Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 12
• El Espíritu de Nuestra Organización Prevalece en la República de Cubap. 12
• Las Mujeres de la India Toman Parte Activa en la Rebeliónp. 12
• El Idioma Españolessayp. 12