Contents

• Enemy Organizations Organizing Their Forces Against Mighty MovementMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• U.N.I.A. Dictates Policy of Negro Race in Event of European Warp. 2
• The Coming ConflictMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• Sir William H. Ferris SpeaksWilliam H. Ferris · essayp. 2
• Sir R. L. Poston SpeaksRobert L. Postonp. 2
• Another Newspaper Publishes News of Delegates at Leaguep. 2
• American Education Week Set for Dec. 3 to 9p. 3
• Rural Negro Schools in South Closed to Get More Cotton Laborersp. 3
• Featuresp. 3
• Imperial Ku Klux Klan to Combat Rival Organizationp. 3
• Actual Conditions in Mexicop. 3
• Barbadian Pastor of A.M.E. Church Deported by Virgin Island CrackersCasper Holsteinp. 3
• Mrs. Skymers, of Antilla Oriente, Cuba Division, Passes Awayp. 3
• Imperial Wizard Is Arraigned for Violation of Lawp. 3
• "All Aboard" in Its Last Week at Lafayette TheatreLubriep. 3
• Colored Navy Employee Wins $1,000 Prizep. 3
• Siki, a Former Dishwasher, Now Is Idol of BoulevardsBasil D. Woonp. 3
• A Change of Baseeditorialp. 4
• Tom Watsonp. 4
• On with the Dance!editorialp. 4
• A Note on Negro Fictionessayp. 4
• Foreign AffairsH. G. Mudgalp. 4
• A Negro InventionEric D. Walrond author?p. 4
• Brilliant Wedding of Mr. Donovan Davis and Miss Mabel Allenp. 4
• The Negro Press in the United Statesessayp. 4
• Noted Lawyer Declares United States Violence Is “Greatest in Civilization”p. 4
• Tilford Hurls Challenge at Chicago Defender in Support of Program of Universal Negro Improvement AssociationJ. Jackson Tilford author?p. 5
• The Greatest IssueWilliam Wood · essayp. 5
• Abyssinian Hero of Many Adventures Was Only Non-Mohammedan to Reach Ka'ba of Meccap. 5
• Universal African Black Cross Nurses' Child Welfare DepartmentClara Morganp. 5
• Boris Bakhmeteff Sails for Americap. 5
• Negro Voters Have Balance of Power in 10 Northern Statesp. 5
• Howard and Lincoln Universities Revise Business Arrangements for Athletic Eventsp. 5
• Republicans Planp. 5
• Duty of Praising PeopleB. Y. G. Carter · essayp. 6
• At the Masked Ballstoryp. 6
• Cheerful JackMarion B. Lakey · poemp. 6
• The Old HomesteadAugusta Savage author? · poemp. 6
• Speed Awaypoemp. 6
• The 24th InfantryEthel Trew Dunlap author? · poemp. 6
• Allensworth, Cal.: A Community of Enterprising Negroesp. 6
• Two-Foot African Treep. 6
• The North Harlem Housewives' Leaguep. 6
• West 135th Street Branch Y. M. C. A. Harlem Briefsp. 6
• Bowlingp. 6
• 135th St. Library Notesp. 6
• Book Novap. 6
• Negro Gardener Produces a New Variety of Mangop. 6
• Trappedstoryp. 6
• PoiseLeonard I. Brathwaite · poemp. 6
• 2.p. 6
• Land of PromiseKatie L. Fenner · poemp. 6
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 7
• An Open Letter to the Daily Gleaner, of Jamaica, B. W. I.—A Vindication of the U.N.I.A.p. 7
• The Yonkers, N.Y., U.N.I.A. Gives Excursionp. 7
• Back to Africa Movement; Why a Writer Believes in ItA. Samuel Burton author? · essayp. 7
• The Daily Gleaner and the U.N.I.A.p. 7
• Prof. J. J. Adam, the Delegate to the League of Nations, Is President of San Francisco DivisionLouise Brown author?p. 7
• The Harvest Festival in Old Harbour, Costa Rica. A Unique EventE. Altiman Salmon author?p. 7
• Terre Haute, Ind., Division No. 328 Holds Big Mass Meetingp. 7
• Interesting News of Bluefields, Nicaragua—Brilliant Pen Picture of the Celebration of August 31p. 8
• Building Fund Drive in New Haven, Conn., Division No. 29Reporter author?p. 8
• The U.N.I.A. in Ingenio Rio Canto, Oriente, Cuba, Stages Concert for Delegate FundCyril H. Hepburn author?p. 8
• Greetings From NicaraguaFelix Aug. Henry author?p. 8
• Stork Visits New Haven Division No. 29p. 8
• Mass Meeting in Kingston, Jamaicap. 8
• The Hamtramck, Mich., Division No. 159Melvin J. Williamsp. 8
• How an Englishman Regards The Negro World and U.N.I.A.essayp. 8
• Camilla Division No. 232 Celebrates August 31p. 8
• Marcus Garvey's Defense Fundp. 9
• Aquitania Battered by a 90-Mile Hurricanep. 9
• His Highness the Potentate, Hon. G. Johnson, Visits Columbus DivisionReporter author?p. 9
• Important Notice to All Divisions and Divisional OfficersMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Notice to All Divisions and Members of the Universal African Black Cross NursesIsabella Lawrencep. 9
• Mrs. Herrera, of Puerto Castillo, Trujillo Division, Passes Awayp. 9
• Farewell Reception Given by Camagüey Divisionp. 9
• General Membership Meeting, New York DivisionMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Britain's Prestige Hard Hit by TurksA. G. Gardinerp. 10
• America's Need of the Negroessayp. 10
• Gov. Miller Renominatedp. 10
• American Interests in the Dardanellesp. 10
• The Turk Comes BackArthur Brisbanep. 10
• A Voice from Africaessayp. 10
• The Apes, Future Championsp. 10
• Publish Arrival of Negro Delegatesp. 10
• U. N. I. A. Dictates Policy of Negro Racep. 10
• Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis SpeaksHenrietta Vinton Davis author?p. 10
• Predominant Characteristics of the Hon. Marcus GarveyE. A. Sterrett · essayp. 10
• WomanH. G. Mudgal author? · poemp. 10
• Negro Bankers Affiliate with Haitian Companyp. 10
• Los que Maliciosamente Critican la Dirección, Propósito y Actividades de la Asociación Universal para el Adelanto de la Raza Negra Ningún Resultado Práctico Han Obtenidoeditorialp. 11
• Los Musulmanes Patrocinan la Restitución a Turquíap. 11
• Se Acepta la Oferta del Empréstito Haitianop. 11
• Equidad para el Negrop. 11
• El Estado de Georgia Castigará los Linchamientosp. 11
• La Derrota del Pugilista Francés Causa Gran Sorpresa en el Públicop. 11
• Se Intentaba la Ocupación de la República de Cubap. 11
• Ya No es SueñoOlimpia Gomez author? · essayp. 11
• Acción Contra la República de México Declaradap. 11
• El Comisionado de Puerto Rico Pide la Publicación del Informe sobre Reilyp. 11
• Americano Multado por las Autoridades Francesasp. 11
• Un Paracaídas con Motorp. 11
• Corrections in Dr. Gordon's Addressp. 11
• UNIA Petition for African Mandatesp. 11
• A Correctionp. 11
• Our Chances for Getting a Home in "Mother" AfricaG. U. C. · essayp. 12
• Brisbane on the Warpatheditorialp. 12
• Pointed Paragraphs From "The World as It Is"Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 12
• Urban League Opens Campaignp. 12
• Unknown Woman Gives $1,000 for Work in Africap. 12
• Colored Railway Postal Clerks Have a National Alliance of 700 Membersp. 12