Contents

• Thanks to Negro MassesMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• The Uneasiness Was Aroused in Governments With Territorial Interest in Africa That Garvey Had to Be Got Out of the Way—Efforts Were Made, Says This Editor, to Buy Him, but He Would Not Be Sold and He Has Paid the PriceT. Albert Marryshawp. 2
• The System of Religion Instilled Into Negroes Has Been Detrimental to His Manhoodessayp. 2
• Men of Every Walk in Life Turned Out to Pay Homage to the Greatest Negro Leader of the Agep. 2
• University Professor Praises Mr. Garvey's 'Current History' Articlep. 2
• De Omnibus Rebusp. 2
• Lord, Make Me Whiteessayp. 2
• Hot Irons and Skin Whitenersessayp. 2
• Motes, Camels, Gnats and Beamsessayp. 2
• Big Talk, Ink and More Big Talkessayp. 2
• Liberty Hall, New Yorkp. 3
• Sir R. L. Poston's AddressR. L. Postonp. 3
• Sir James O'Meally SpeaksJames O'Meallyp. 3
• The Hon. Rudolph Smith's AddressRudolph Smithp. 3
• Nationhood for ChildrenJ. A. Craigen author? · essayp. 3
• Harris Badly Beatenp. 3
• Counter Propagandaeditorialp. 4
• Wilful Meneditorialp. 4
• Skill Versus Brute Forcep. 4
• The Negro's Spiritual and Material Needsessayp. 4
• U. N. I. A. Represented and Helps Honor Negro Barristerp. 4
• Sir Graeme Thomson to Be Governor of Jamaicap. 4
• The Italo-Greek Disputep. 4
• The United States Government's Shipping Venturep. 5
• U.N.I.A. Entertainsp. 5
• Prof. Benj. A. Osborne to Deliver Series of Scientific Lecturesp. 5
• Mr. Clifford Stanley Bournep. 5
• TheoryWurky J. Cox author?p. 6
• ConscienceEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 6
• Spiritual Transportsessayp. 6
• When Africa Awakes!poemp. 6
• The Negroessayp. 6
• Library Notesp. 6
• The Increase in Postal Deposits Indicate Thriftp. 6
• Cincinnati Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 7
• Let Law Be Without Discriminationeditorialp. 7
• Delegates From Nearby Divisions Meet in ConventionMrs. N. A. Ingletonp. 7
• Hamilton Divisionp. 7
• Pine Bluff, ArkansasRev. A. E. Jonesp. 7
• Division Officers Installedp. 7
• Palmarito de Canto U. N. I. A. Establishes New Charterp. 7
• Chapter 64, U. N. I. A.J. E. Samuelsp. 7
• UNIA Activitiesp. 7
• Ciego de Avila, Cuba, Division No. 78, Has Great Awakeningp. 7
• Donora Division Holds Great Meetingp. 7
• Jersey City, N. J.p. 7
• Sharon Hill Divisionp. 7
• Florida Division Administers Oath to Its Membersp. 7
• Economic Progressp. 7
• Local Convention of the Kansas City Divisionsp. 7
• Bona Division Holds Its First Meetingp. 7
• Negro Banks Show Remarkable Increasep. 7
• Special Notice to Divisions in Virginiap. 7
• Marcus Garvey Found GuiltyMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 8
• Marcus Garvey Defense Fundp. 8
• Correctionp. 8
• La rebelión de Españap. 9
• Elementos de la Raza Fuera de los Centros Industrialeseditorialp. 9
• Independencia de las Filipinasp. 9
• La Ley Volstead Origina Millares de Arrestosp. 9
• Describiendo los Horrores del Japónp. 9
• A Survey of Marcus Garveyessayp. 9
• Complaint Departmentp. 9
• Industrial Education and the NegroJohn O. Garrett · essayp. 10
• The Trial of Marcus GarveyMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 10
• Philadelphia Division Gave Great WelcomeMarcus Garvey author?p. 10
• The Preacher and His Workessayp. 10
• New York Newspaper Pressmen's Strikep. 10
• Walton Asserts He Will Extend Rule of Militiap. 10