Contents

• Thousands of Negroes Driven from a Missouri Town in America—An Indication of What Will Happen to Negroes Without OrganizationMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Disgrace on “The Handwriting on the Wall”—Additional Further Proofs of the Insecurity of the Negro Under Alien Civilization—Says Day Is Fast Approaching When It Will Be Impossible for Two Competitive Races to Live Together—Warns Negroes to Start Now in Seeking a Home and Government for Themselvesp. 2
• The Lowell-Bruce Controversy of 1923 Recalls the Welling Hart Controversy of 1885p. 3
• Race Hatred Is Not Born to the American Negroesp. 3
• Mrs. Bertha Prampinp. 3
• What Think Ye of the U. N. I. A.?essayp. 4
• N. A. A. C. P. vs. U. N. I. A.editorialp. 4
• Contemporary Commentp. 4
• Public PolicyFloyd J. Calvinp. 4
• An Unnecessary Stepeditorialp. 4
• Throwing Out the Life Line for a Drifting Soul at SeaArden A.-Bryan · essayp. 4
• "Back to Africa"—The Other Sideessayp. 4
• Mexican Archbishops Express Friendship for Religionp. 4
• Colored Cavalry Commander Is Promoted to Generalp. 4
• The American-West Indian ProblemE. Ethelred Brown author?p. 4
• A Letter on the Name NegroC. Howard Blackman author? · essayp. 4
• Colored Army Band Supplies Music for Mexican Carnivalp. 4
• Weekly SermonG. Emonei Carterp. 4
• The Vision of the U. N. I. A.Marcus Garvey · editorialpp. 5, 9 ↗
• Pick on a Dreaming Star Like the Negro WorldH. G. Saltus author? · editorialp. 6
• Stand Eastpoemp. 6
• The Discovery of the Tomb of King Tut-ankh-amenessayp. 6
• Palace and Pyramidpoemp. 6
• A Study in PigmentationIda Nachmanowitz · poemp. 6
• President John Hope Speaks in Harlemp. 6
• Educationessayp. 6
• Freedom of Speechp. 6
• Basketballp. 6
• Americas Delivered at the Guacnapali Chapter No. 14, PanamaCharles Alvarezp. 7
• Mr. Sidney Johnson, Loyal Member of Indiana Harbor, Ind., U.N.I.A., Passes Awayp. 7
• Old Harbor Division No. 99: Note of the Christmas ProceedingsEdw. Alteman Salmon author?p. 7
• Reflections on the U.N.I.A. Delegates' Visit to Muskogee, Okla.Violet McCracken and A. G. Sandefur author?p. 7
• Moron (Cuba) Division No. 374 Moving with the Tidep. 7
• Black Cross Division, Moron Branch, No. 374, Camaguey, CubaFlorence C. Williams author?p. 7
• The Rape of the New Orleans DivisionThos. W. Andersonp. 7
• Rally of 1929p. 7
• The Tri Arts Clubp. 7
• Liberiap. 8
• Colonized by Negroesp. 8
• New Orleans Defense Fund; Everybody Must Subscribep. 8
• Marcus Garvey's Defense Fundp. 8
• The Social Workers of New York Hold Luncheon Conferencep. 8
• Margaret Sanger Spoke in Harlemp. 8
• [es] Miguel Caballeroeditorialp. 9
• [es] Los descubrimientos de Tutankhamenp. 9
• [es] Una Nueva Traicióneditorialp. 9
• [es] Nuevo Gobernador de Puerto Ricop. 9
• [es] Ministro Haitiano Presentará Sus Credencialesp. 9
• [es] Isidora Duncan y la ciudadanía estadounidensep. 9
• [es] Sufragio Para la Mujer Filipinap. 9
• [es] Nuevo Encuentro Entre Siki y Carpentierp. 9
• [es] Noticias sobre la yate Ladyoniap. 9
• [es] España prohíbe la importación de narcóticosp. 9
• [es] Francia Emplea Mulatos en la Ocupación del Ruhrp. 9
• HON. R. L. POSTON SPEAKSR. L. Postonp. 9
• The Aims and Objects of This OrganizationCol. Ludvig E. Harrigan author?p. 9
• Is America Civilized?John Haynes Holmesp. 9
• THE GIRLS' BASKET BALL WORLDSis' Hopkins author?p. 9
• Virgin Island Governor More Mighty Than U. S. Presidenteditorialp. 10