Contents

• Four Hundred Million Negroes to Get the U. N. I. A. and Push It OverMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Vast Crowd Jams Liberty Hall at Sunday Night Meeting, in Absence of Hon. Marcus Garvey, Exhibiting at Most Important Time Unprecedented Spirit of Loyalty to Leader of Great Movementp. 2
• Aberdeen Division Stages Service of Songsp. 2
• New York Urban League Notesp. 2
• $5,000,000 Liberian Loanp. 2
• $5,000 Gift for New York Urban Leaguep. 2
• Galaxy of Stars Plan to Raise $3,000 for Manassas Industrial School of Northern Virginiap. 3
• Universal African Black Cross Nurses' Child Welfare DeptClara Morganp. 3
• Hon. Marcus Garvey Replies to William PickensMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Africa Is a Continent of MisunderstandingsWm. Anthony Aeryp. 3
• A New Biography of Abraham LincolnWilliam M. Calderp. 3
• Information WantedCharles H. D. Estep. 3
• Negro Vets Form National Organization: Claim Conditions of ex-Soldiers Intolerablep. 3
• 135th Street, New York, Library Notesp. 3
• Commissioner Haynes Arouses Bellvedere (N. C.) DivisionMary Covingtonp. 3
• Chicago Division Flays Enemies of Marcus GarveyJas. T. Minor author?p. 3
• Coffee Cultivation in British East Africap. 3
• New Steamship Service to West Africap. 3
• Population of British Hondurasp. 3
• Freetown "Aurora" Proclaims Amelioration of People From Thralldom of Purgatoryp. 3
• Editorial Noticesp. 4
• The Question of Survivaleditorialp. 4
• York Russell, M. D.John E. Bruce · essayp. 4
• There Is a Manp. 4
• The Morality of White Folksp. 4
• Heywood Broun Says He Was Discussing "Negro" and "Nigger" from Literary StandpointHeywood Brounp. 4
• We DemocratsJoseph Kraus · poemp. 4
• Guaro, Cuba, Holds Special Mass MeetingH. A. De Fouzap. 5
• High Commissioner of Michigan Visits Detroit Divisionp. 5
• Editorial NotesJohn E. Bruce · editorialp. 5
• Goring the Wrong Oxeditorialp. 5
• Negro Farmers Hold Annual Conferencep. 5
• Nigeria Gold Center: London Business Men Reported to Be Undertaking Developmentp. 5
• The Dyer BillEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 5
• A CorrectionJoseph I. Wrightp. 5
• The Wearing of the Buttonpoemp. 5
• The Negro Factories Corporationp. 5
• Correspondence from Belize, British HondurasHubert Hill Cainp. 5
• Portland, Oregon, U. N. I. A.p. 5
• O, Africa!poemp. 5
• British Desperate in Indiap. 5
• Confidence in GodMattie Johnson · poemp. 5
• Hampton Institute Student Dramatizesp. 5
• Jack Johnsonp. 5
• Extracts from Speech of Hamilton Fish, Jr., of New York, on Anti-Lynching Bill in House of RepresentativesHamilton Fish, Jr.p. 6
• Armstrong Aimed to Prepare Men for LifeEdith Armstrong Talbotp. 6
• News Itemsp. 6
• Muzzling the Negrop. 6
• FameDe St. Pierre · poemp. 6
• Edith Wilson, the Popular Colored "Blues" Artistp. 6
• Required to Ride in Smoking Carp. 6
• Again!poemp. 6
• Meyer London, Socialist Congressman, Defends Negro in House of Representatives: The Nation Owes the Negro a Living, Because He Was Brought Here Against His Own Free Will and Shackled Into Slavery, He Says, in Stormy Speech Against the Perpetuation of Mob Murderp. 7
• Montreal Notes: U. N. I. A. Literary Club Conducts French Classes—Membership Closely Increasesp. 7
• The College Presidents' Association of A. M. E. Church Convene in Third Annual Sessionp. 7
• Dog Commits Suicidep. 7
• To Members and Officers of Universal Negro Improvement Association EverywhereMarcus Garveyp. 7
• Senators Lodge, Calder, Moses, Sutherland and Watson Will Support Dyer Anti-Lynch Lawp. 7
• Mrs. Vassel, Loyal Member of New York Local, Passes AwayMrs. W. D. Tuckerp. 7
• Candidates Who Successfully Passed Civil Service Examination Held in Washington, D. C., on February 8p. 7
• The Slave's DreamHenry W. Longfellow · poemp. 7
• Interprets Effectively Eugene Brieux's "The Letter of the Law"p. 8
• What Is a Race?Prof. L. T. Colón · essayp. 8
• "African Redemption Fund": Started by the Universal Negro Improvement Association for the Liberation of Africa — All Negroes Asked to Subscribe Five Dollars or Morep. 8
• Our La. CommissionerMrs. Nellie H. Crawfordp. 8
• Thousands Gather to Hear Great Reformer — Friends and Foes Agree to His Honesty of Purpose: Philadelphia Rejuvenated by the Visit of the Rt. Hon. Marcus Garvey, and the International Organizer, Lady Henrietta Vinton Davisp. 8
• Some Short Storiesstoryp. 8
• Tilford Strikes Blow at Simmons' Insidious PropagandaJ. Jackson Tilford · essayp. 9
• Hon. Chas. Stewart, Commissioner of Illinois, Makes Two Great Speechesp. 9
• Letter from Sanchez Division No. 345, Dominican RepublicJohn Jos. Chapmanp. 9
• The Arrival of Com. Charles A. StewartMary Harrison Clarkp. 9
• Unveiling of Charter of Central Delicias Division No. 470: Occasion One of High Enthusiasm and Great Rejoicingp. 9
• Rt. Hon. Marcus Garvey and Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis Address Baltimore U. N. I. A.Mrs. C. B. L.p. 9
• Montreal NotesV. P. M. Langtonp. 9
• Essay—The Aims and Objects of U. N. I. A.essayp. 9
• Louisville Division Plans Grand Entertainmentp. 9
• Unveiling of Charter of Plaquemine Div. No. 482, Plaquemine, La.p. 9
• Hamilton, Ohio, Div. 68, U. N. I. A. & A. C. L.p. 10
• What the U. N. I. A. Has Accomplishedp. 10
• A Message From Niquero Division, Oriente, CubaL. Aug. Hallp. 10
• Montreal NotesCharles H. D. Estep. 10
• The U. N. I. A. in Oriente, Cuba, Sends Greeting to Rt. Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 10
• The Juveniles of the Boston, Mass., U. N. I. A.R. M. Romainp. 10
• The U. N. I. A. in Parnassus, Pennsylvaniap. 10
• Dr. J. W. Eason, American Leader, and Rt. Rev. F. A. Toote, Secty Gen'l, to Address the Louisville, Ky., U. N. I. A.p. 10
• Notice to All the DivisionsG. R. Medlutp. 10
• Notice to Members of U. N. I. A. Civil Service Examinationp. 10
• Sentiments of the Movement of the U. N. I. A.p. 10
• The U. N. I. A. SpiritAnonymous · poemp. 10
• African Blood Brotherhood Meeting Collapsed in BaltimoreJ. Isaac Watsonp. 10
• Members of the U. N. I. A. Keep Your Eyes OpenMarcus Garveyp. 10
• The U. N. I. A. in Akron, Ohio Division 215p. 10
• Encouraging U. N. I. A. News from Guantanamo, Cuba, Div. No. 164Richard A. Charlesp. 11
• The Brooklyn U. N. I. A. Believes in Sincerity of Rt. Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 11
• To Lucien B. Watkinspoemp. 11
• Notice! Black Cross Nursesp. 11
• Conditions of Life Among Our Race in the Protectorate, Luderitz, Windhoek District, AfricaFitz H. Headlyp. 11
• Miss Cohen's Recitalp. 11
• Inspirationpoemp. 11
• Native Indians Kill Negroes in Puerto Barrios, GuatemalaThomas H. Moultonp. 11
• Now Ready: New Constitutions of the Organizationp. 11
• Notice: Records of Divisions Stolenp. 11
• DevotionCharles H. D. Este · poemp. 11
• Sección en Español: Sinceridad y Honestidad en la Mejor PolíticaM. A. Figueroa author? · editorialp. 12
• Carta Abierta a su Majestad el Rey Jorge V de InglaterraDuse Mohamed Alip. 12
• Abraham Lincolnp. 12
• Inglaterra en Egiptop. 12
• Otro Acto de Salvajismo Cometido en el Estado de Arkansas Aumenta el Número de Linchamientop. 12
• Senador Francés Opuesto a Ceder Posesiones Antillanasp. 12
• La Soberanía de Haití Peligrap. 12
• Informe Acerca de la Cuestión de Egiptop. 12
• Pide la Evacuación de Las Tropas Americanas en Santo Domingop. 12
• Weekly Sermon: Sons of Godp. 12
• Book ReviewsArthur E. Kingp. 12
• Congressman L. C. Dyer and Hon. George W. Wickersham to Speak in New York Cityp. 12