Contents

• Negro Problem in England—English Hate Negroes—Americans Not AloneMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Trouble Must Be Solved for the Negro in America as It Is Solved for the Jap in America and for Other People Living Under Foreign Flagspp. 2, 5 ↗
• The Futility of EducationWilliam L. Sherrillp. 2
• Hon. R. L. Poston SpeaksR. L. Postonp. 2
• Negroes Ashamed of Their RaceR. L. Postonp. 2
• The Pride of BloodR. L. Postonp. 2
• Lady Davis SpeaksHenrietta Vinton Davisp. 2
• Capt. Gaines SpeaksC. E. Gainesp. 2
• The American Race QuestionWilliam L. Sherrillp. 2
• The Race Problem Can Be SolvedWilliam L. Sherrillp. 2
• The Virgin Islanders and Naval RuleVirgin Islands Civil Rights Association author?p. 2
• Virgin Islanders Appeal to U.S. Congress to Settle Civic Statusp. 3
• A Naval Governorp. 3
• The Right of Suffragep. 3
• Citizens or Subjectsp. 3
• The Harlem Welcome Stranger Committeep. 3
• Liberians Resent the 'Animadversions' of a Well-Meaning British PoetE. A. Hopwood Dixonp. 3
• Stuart-Young's PamphletE. A. Hopwood Dixonp. 3
• The Coming ElectionE. A. Hopwood Dixonp. 3
• Dunbar Society Wins at Hamptonp. 3
• Dr. Miller Meant 'Mastery' Instead of 'History'George Frazier Miller author?p. 3
• Easter MessageMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• Civic Status in the Virgin Islandsp. 4
• The Boston Globe Reprints Photograph of the Reddish Granite Monument in the Museum at Cairo, Reproduced in Capart's "L'Art Egyptien," Which Has Full Lips and Nose—Still the Boston Paper Says King Tut Was Either a White-Skinned or Darker-Skinned Caucasianp. 4
• Whither Goest Thou?A. Jacques-Garvey · storyp. 4
• My Version of ItEric Walrond · essayp. 4
• Herbert Spencer on the Relation Between Science and ReligionWilliam H. H. Hart · essayp. 6
• An Appeal to the Men and Women of the RaceWilliam H. H. Hart · essayp. 6
• The Power of ThoughtPeter M. Masley author? · essayp. 6
• Marriagesp. 6
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 6
• Untitled articleessayp. 6
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 7
• Despite Caustic Pen of Herbert De Lisser, U.N.I.A. in Jamaica Acquires $4,000 Liberty Hallp. 7
• The Farrell, Pa., Division Forging Aheadp. 7
• The Future Lies Before Us, Says the Banes Division, No. 52, of CubaMrs. N. A. Ingleton author?p. 7
• The U.N.I.A. President in Ingenio Rio Canto, Oriente, Cuba, ResignsNorman Burton author?p. 7
• Celebrated at Puerto Barrios, GuatemalaMrs. E. Chandler; L. A. Davis author?p. 7
• James J. Jeffries Broke: Former Champion Files Bankruptcy Petitionp. 7
• Complaint Departmentp. 7
• Columbus Division Raises Funds for Liberiap. 8
• The Chicago, Ill., U.N.I.A. Is Going Over the TopAlberta Porter author?p. 8
• New Orleans Defense Fundp. 8
• Defense Fund for Marcus Garveyp. 8
• Bethel A. M. E. Church Destroyed by Firep. 8
• La Redención del Africaeditorialp. 9
• Conflicto de Clases en Japónp. 9
• Unión Política de Puertorriqueños en Esta Ciudadp. 9
• La Producción del Caucho en Sudaméricap. 9
• Especulación en el Azúcar Cubanop. 9
• Plan para Subir el Precio del Tabacop. 9
• Aeroplanes Llegan a Puerto Rico Sin Novedadp. 9
• Harlem Labor Bureau to Be Re-establishedp. 9
• Mr. McDonald Speaks on "French Invasion"James D. McDonaldp. 9
• Second Award, Medal of Harlem, Award of Train and Course an Unqualified Successp. 9
• The Building of Our HomeR. Fitzwa author? · essayp. 9
• Santiago Division 194 Reduces Second Lieutenant to PrivateJames R. Catop. 9
• UNIA Meeting Reportp. 9
• 135th St. Harlem Library Notesp. 9
• The Negro in Harlemessayp. 10
• Letter to the EditorA Loyal Member author?p. 10
• Letter from B. GrantB. Grantp. 10
• Negro Banker Found Not Guilty of Embezzling $95,000 Bank Fundsp. 10