Contents

• The Senegalese TraitorMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Huge Audience at Liberty Hall Thrilled with Inspiring Speechesp. 2
• Canadian Prosperity Seen in $2,000,000,000 Cropsp. 2
• The United States Supreme Court Bars the Japanese from American Citizenshipp. 3
• Decision Validates All of California's Land Lawsp. 3
• The International Outlook for the NegroHerman A. McKenzie author? · essayp. 3
• Dr. Wirth Fears Sovietized EuropeKarl A. Bickelp. 3
• New Party Convention Under WayFrank A. Pattison author?p. 3
• The Juveniles of the N. Y. Localp. 3
• Prominent Washington Matrons and Misses to Serve as Patronesses for Two Social Affairs for Benefit of Howard's Department of Physical Educationp. 3
• Africa Not a 'Dark Continent,' But One of 'Great Misunderstandings'essayp. 3
• New Flower Shop Opens in Harlemp. 3
• 135th St. Library Notesp. 3
• Anti-Lynching Sentiment Fast Gaining Groundp. 3
• Christmas Cheer in Harlemp. 3
• Notice to All Membersp. 3
• The Negro RenaissanceMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• What the Sensible and Far Seeing White Man Thinksp. 4
• Black and White Opinion About Africa—What Foolish Negro Thinksp. 4
• The World as It IsMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• The Ku Klux Klan Invades Well Known New York Baptist Churchp. 4
• Education Week Fixed by Hardingp. 4
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Putting on the Whole Armor of ChristJohn E. Bruce author? · essayp. 5
• Cooking as a Lost ArtJohn E. Bruce author? · essayp. 5
• The Recent ElectionJohn E. Bruce author?p. 5
• Famine in Portuguese East AfricaHenry Clay Foster author?p. 5
• The Redemption of AfricaWilliam Beresford Sealey · essayp. 5
• Universal African Black Cross Nurses' Child Welfare DepartmentOlara Morganp. 5
• Hampton Conference for Boarding School Matronsp. 5
• The Value of a True Charactereditorialp. 6
• Health Talks by Dr. E. Elliott Rawlins: Can Cancer Be Cured?Dr. E. Elliott Rawlinsp. 6
• They Are Not Menpoemp. 6
• News of the World—Here, There and EverywhereWesley C. Peoples Press Servicep. 6
• What Is Poetry?essayp. 6
• A Lecture at Ethical Cultural Hall on Race PrejudiceDr. Felix Adlerp. 6
• Black Stone of Mecca Held in Great VenerationGeorge B. Catlin author? · essayp. 6
• As Fig Leaf for Eve, Forests Now Clothe Woman, Says ScientistLouis E. Wise author?p. 6
• Chiropractic and What It IsTheo A. Tobinp. 6
• The Big FireJames H. Theodore · poemp. 6
• Who Loves?James H. Theodore · poemp. 6
• Prof. A. H. Maloney of Wilberforce University Discourses on Nature, Science and MiraclesA. H. Maloney · essayp. 6
• The World Significance of the Third International Conventioneditorialp. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 7
• The Miranda, Cuba, U.N.I.A., Holds Interesting MeetingBlanche M. Thomas author?p. 7
• League of Divisions of St. Rose Section Holds Regular Meeting at Laplace, La.p. 7
• To the Division No. 94, U.N.I.A., Bluefields, Nicaragua, C.A.R. T. Brown author?p. 7
• Important Noticep. 7
• Commissioner S. A. Hayes Suggests Nov. 27 Be Observed as Day of PrayerS. A. Haynes author?p. 7
• Lady President Bringing Terre Haute (Ind.) Young People Togetherp. 7
• The Terre Haute, Ind., Division, Still Standing Like a Beaten Anvilp. 8
• The U. N. I. A. Flourishing in Salisbury, N. C.Ed Jamieon author?p. 8
• The Atlantic City Division Holds Meeting ExtraordinaryViola E. Camper author?p. 8
• Executives of the Moron Div. Determinedp. 8
• Lawyer Davis and Rev. J. H. Billups Addressed Chapter 22, Norfolk, Va.p. 8
• The Sunflower Division of U. N. I. A. Going Over the TopEdna Haynes author?p. 8
• Office of the Minister of Legion—Noticep. 8
• Com. S. A. Haynes Calls State Conference of All Presidents in Virginia to Discuss Urgent and Important MattersS. A. Haynes author?p. 8
• Mr. Fred Wight No Longer President of the Florida, Cuba, Div.p. 8
• Unveiling of Charter No. 61, Georgetown, Demerara, British Guianap. 9
• Attention! Members of the AssociationRobert L. Postonp. 9
• Flower Service Held in San Manuel, CubaS. A. Ewart author?p. 9
• Happenings in Cubap. 9
• Oakland, Cal., Division No. 188, Reports Progressp. 9
• Brilliant Speeches and Timely Remarks Characterize UNIA Mass Meetingp. 9
• Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League of Tampico, Tampico, MexicoP. E. Dillon author?p. 9
• The Passing ShowJohn E. Brucep. 9
• Garvey's Case Indefinitely Postponedp. 9
• Marcus Garvey's Defense Fundeditorialp. 10
• Negro Laundry Workers of Washington, D.C.p. 10
• Complaint Departmentp. 10
• Nuestra Lucha Por Escalar la Cumbre de Nuestras Aspiracioneseditorialp. 11
• La Reforma de la Ley de Inmigraciónp. 11
• El Presidente Harding Fellicita al Brasilp. 11
• La Naturalización de los Japonesesp. 11
• El Periódico Mas Antiguo Que Registra la Historiap. 11
• ¡Renuncio!Joaquin de Galvarriato · poemp. 11
• Está Próximo el Relevo del Gobierno de Puertop. 11
• Ecos de la República de ColombiaLuis Carlos Pizarro · essayp. 11
• Abolición del Turco Sultanatop. 11
• Información Generalp. 11
• Monster Benefit Concert and Performance for Benefit of the White Rose Home, Harlem, a Great Successp. 12
• Women and CitizenshipNegro Times author?p. 12
• Talks with the FolksR. L. Postonp. 12
• New York's Public AttractionsNew York World author?p. 12
• Paging an OppositionNew York World · editorialp. 12
• Meddling in MexicoNew York World · editorialp. 12
• Indian Army Officers Try Fruit Farming in Canadap. 12
• English Jury for Bullwhip to Punish Holdup RobbersNew York Sunp. 12
• Convention Fund Contributionsp. 12
• A Talk with RalphRobert L. Poston · poemp. 12