Contents

• Negroes Dig Graves for Each Other Under the Guise of Race LeadershipMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Every Business Man Using the Mails Is on the Road to the Penitentiaryeditorialp. 2
• The Voice of Protest Is Heard in Scores of Telegrams From All Partsp. 2
• A Case That Points a Moral and Adorns a Talep. 2
• The Liberty of the Accusedessayp. 2
• Garvey's Great Ideaessayp. 2
• We See in Marcus Garveyp. 2
• Assails Colored Pressp. 2
• Special Parent Body Notice to All Divisions and Chapters Everywherep. 2
• An Unmistakable Sign of the Timeseditorialp. 4
• Attitude and Environmentessayp. 4
• The New York Times on Negro Migrationp. 4
• The Tuskegee Dilemmap. 4
• Interesting Impressions of an Historic Trial Graphically ToldA Scribe-IVp. 4
• Church Leaders Rise to Tuskegee's Defensep. 4
• Business Supportp. 4
• Notice Extraordinary!p. 5
• Noticep. 5
• John William Smith Awarded Aldermanic Seatp. 5
• The Unkindest Cut of Allp. 5
• R. L. Poston Addresses a Group of 150 White Ministersp. 5
• Race and PoliticsDr. B. S. Herben · essayp. 6
• The House Flyp. 6
• Stella Craikp. 6
• Philosophy in Briefp. 6
• To Afric's Sonpoemp. 6
• Shall It Be You?poemp. 6
• The Cats' Pajamasessayp. 6
• Library Notesp. 6
• Fashion Notesp. 6
• A Fine Magazineessayp. 6
• The Dews and Mannas of Lifeessayp. 6
• Notice to Correspondentsp. 6
• Complaint Departmentp. 6
• The Glory of Thirdpoemp. 6
• Columbus Division Protest Meetingp. 7
• The Cleveland Division Joins in the Protest Sent from Every Statep. 7
• Bocas-del-Toro Division Firm to Principlesp. 7
• Philadelphia Division Meeting with Lady Davisp. 7
• Entertain Mr. I. E. Morter and Miss Lawrencep. 7
• Bermuda Headquarters Protest and PledgeR. H. Tobitt author?p. 7
• In Spite of Bad Weather Buffalo Holds Inspiring Meetingp. 7
• Notice to Divisions in Virginia, Maryland and West VirginiaRobert L. Poston author?p. 7
• The Negro World Barred in Mexico City, Texas and Washingtonp. 7
• Marcus Garvey Release FundMarcus Garveyp. 8
• The Power of PublicityCarper Holstein · essayp. 8
• The Freedom of the Press Has Been Struck a Severe Blow in Haiti Under Occupation of American Governmentp. 8
• Shortage of Preachers in the Colored Ministryp. 8
• Forty-Year-Old Son Succeeds This African Kingp. 8
• Notice to the Publicp. 8
• Correctionsp. 8
• Poder de la Organizacióneditorialp. 9
• El problema inherente a Tángerp. 9
• Preparativos Para las Elecciones Dominicanasp. 9
• La crisis del gabinete filipinop. 9
• Contienda que Producirá Mayor Armoníap. 9
• Message from MississippiBernard Andrewsp. 9
• Princeton May Admit Negro Students Nowp. 9
• G. O. P. Negroes ExpressGeorge E. Cannon author?p. 9
• Does Not Seem Faireditorialp. 9
• Colored Physicians, Surgeons and Undertakersp. 9
• Distinguished Visitorp. 9
• Marcus Garvey Is Still Neededp. 10
• Garvey's Message from the TombsMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 10
• What in Exchange?Jean Joseph Adamp. 10
• The Turmoil at TuskegeeJean Joseph Adamp. 10
• Negro PreparednessJean Joseph Adamp. 10
• At the Bottom RungJean Joseph Adamp. 10
• Hon. Rudolph Smith SpeaksRudolph Smithp. 10
• Hon. William Sherrill SpeaksWilliam L. Sherrillp. 10
• Dance Hall Permit Withdrawn in Norfolkp. 10
• Special Notice to Divisions and ChaptersThomas W. Andersonp. 10
• Notice to Norfolk DivisionRobert L. Portonp. 10