Contents

• One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars More Wanted for Ship of Negro RaceMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• The Spotlight: By Airplane to LiberiaNorton Thomasp. 2
• Politics Is in the Airp. 2
• Africa Calls to Ownessaypp. 2, 5 ↗
• Radical Deputies Wear Queer Costumesp. 2
• Diamond Diggers and Abject Povertyp. 2
• Land Allotment Scheme in Isle of Antigua, W. I.p. 2
• Yes; But He Has ap. 2
• Zayas Frees 1,000 in Cubap. 2
• Indian Poet Pleads for Oriental CivilizationRabindranath Tagorep. 2
• French Flying Wizard to Demonstrate in JapanGeorges Barbotp. 2
• American Marines to Be Withdrawn from Santo Domingop. 2
• Japanese Feeling Against U. S. Exclusion Actp. 2
• Jews to Help Their Own; Quickly Subscribe $75,000p. 2
• Canada to Appoint Ambassador to Washingtonp. 2
• Discontent Brews in Jamaica and British Guianapp. 2, 14 ↗
• London to Welcome Ras Taffarip. 2
• Spanish General Is OustedDamaso Berenguerp. 2
• Police of Jamaica, British West Indies, Finished Product of British Propaganda, Shoot to Kill in Workmen's Disputeeditorialp. 2
• Enslaving Farm Labor by Law in Virginiap. 2
• Irresponsible Minions of the Lawp. 2
• Go Back to Africaeditorialp. 2
• Liberty Hall, New York, Replies to the Tricksterspp. 3, 14 ↗
• A Grave ResponsibilityMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Paid with PigtailsMarcus Garvey · essayp. 3
• Receiving and Giving InspirationSir William Sherrill · essayp. 3
• The Power of GarveyismSir William Sherrill · essayp. 3
• Nearer and Nearer HomeSir William Sherrill · essayp. 3
• Happiness on EarthSir William Sherrill · essayp. 3
• A Liberian Replies to the TrickstersRev. R. Van Richardsp. 3
• Unity the Enemy of FailureRev. R. Van Richardsp. 3
• Liberia Welcomes GarveyRev. R. Van Richardsp. 3
• A Hypothetical QuestionRev. R. Van Richardsp. 3
• Not Butler's OwnRev. R. Van Richardsp. 3
• Mr. Garvey's AddressMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Let's Put It Overp. 4
• Liberian Colonization and the Enemyeditorialp. 4
• The Sunshine in Lifeessayp. 4
• Shall Howard University Become a National Institution?p. 4
• Government Reversal in South Africaeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• How Lyons Was Made National CommitteemanT. Thomas Fortunep. 4
• 135th Street Library Notesp. 4
• What We Believep. 4
• The Way in Africa and The Way in Kansas Cityessayp. 4
• "Don Quixote" Pickens, "The Educated Buffoon"p. 4
• Health TopicsDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• Gumming the GameDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• In Memoriamp. 4
• Birth Noticep. 4
• Conventions Often Stamped by Well-Organized Bands of Noise and Confusion Makersp. 5
• Lincoln the Ideal of President Coolidgeessayp. 5
• What Kemal Planned in Ousting the CaliphClarence K. Streitp. 5
• Crime and Love of Money Ruling the Course of Justicep. 5
• Another Strike of Canadian Postal Employees Impendsp. 5
• Allies Ready to Help France If Attackedp. 5
• We Are Barred Out of West Point Military and Annapolis Naval Academies, and Must Fight While Waiting to Break the Bareditorialp. 7
• Howard University and Federal ControlKelly Miller · essayp. 7
• In Memory of Lincoln and Robert Lincoln PostonN. Alexander Reid · poemp. 7
• Chinese to Observe Humiliation Dayp. 7
• Life Expectation of Negroes Is Much GreaterLouis I. Dublinp. 7
• John Brown's Body Trampled Pat Harrisonp. 7
• Shipping Board Loans for New Tonnagep. 7
• Children of Is-Ra-Elp. 7
• The Love of Godessayp. 7
• National Baptist Congregational Program for Civil Meetingp. 7
• Convention and General Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924—Big Gathering of Negroes from All Parts of Worldp. 8
• Instructions for Members of Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 8
• Divisional Newsp. 9
• Oakland, California: Addresses by Natives of Liberia and AbyssiniaArthur S. Grayp. 9
• Racial Educationp. 9
• Banes, Cubap. 9
• Baceterre, St. Kittsp. 9
• Notice to Divisionsp. 9
• Boston, Mass.p. 9
• Florida, CubaS. C. Sinclairp. 9
• Ciego de Avila, Cubap. 9
• Milwaukee, Wisconsinp. 9
• Membership Drivep. 9
• Guantanamo, CubaJohn Websterp. 9
• Montreal, CanadaCharles H. D. Estep. 9
• Important Notice to All Divisions and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 9
• Notice to Divisions of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 9
• Biggest Negro Convention in History of the WorldMarcus Garveyp. 10
• Industrialp. 10
• Socialp. 10
• Commercialp. 10
• Propagandap. 10
• Constitutionalp. 10
• Humanityp. 10
• Negro Political Unionp. 10
• Boys, Salute the Flag, the Red, Black, GreenIrene Gaskin Stewart author? · essayp. 10
• Methodist Bishops Indorse Interracial Good Relationsp. 10
• 61 Russian Villages Floodedp. 10
• Syrians and Armenians Classified as Semiticp. 10
• Debemos unificarnos universalmente para deshacernos de los enemigos de la razaUniversal Negro Improvement Association · editorialp. 11
• Un jamaiquino fue muerto de un balazo en el reservado de una fondap. 11
• La misión dominicana en Nueva Yorkp. 11
• Este país no es ya la nación justa y humanitaria, dice un periódico japonésp. 11
• ¡Ha muerto un grande hombre!Ramón G. Apezteguía author?p. 11
• El incidente británico en Méjicop. 11
• La convención democráticap. 11
• El régimen dictatorial de Italiap. 11
• El señor Félix Allon en Nueva Yorkp. 11
• Our Women and What They ThinkAmy Jacques Garveyp. 12
• The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Rules the Worldessayp. 12
• Texas Justice Shows Might Beats Rightp. 12
• Recipe: Salmon and Asparagusp. 12
• Women of Negro Race! Let the World Know What You Are Thinking and DoingAmy Jacques Garveyp. 12
• Health Commissioner Advises How and What to Eatp. 12
• Smilesp. 12
• The High Cost of a Wordstoryp. 12
• Under Oathstoryp. 12
• Women Scarce in Canada—Dominion Imports Themp. 12
• Surplus of Women in Englandp. 12
• No Husbands Promisedp. 12
• Inspiration of Mr. Poston's Life and Sacrificeessayp. 12
• English Woman Describes Native Life in HaitiLady Dorothy Mills author?p. 12
• Compares Haitians With ArabsLady Dorothy Mills author?p. 12
• Learned Popular Native DancesLady Dorothy Mills author?p. 12
• Psychiatrist Urges Care With ChildrenDr. William White author?p. 12
• Notes of Interestp. 12
• Are Women Using the Ballot?p. 12
• More Truth Than PoetryS. F. G. Kiser · poemp. 12
• The Coming Electionsp. 12
• Indian Origin of Mississippip. 12
• About Womenp. 12
• Boys Twice as Bashful as GirlsDr. Angus W. Morrison author?p. 12
• Suggestions to Housewivesp. 12
• Women Take Pulpit in Englandp. 12
• Famous Questionsstoryp. 12
• Weekly Textp. 12
• Les Nègres doivent combiner leurs forceseditorialp. 13
• La question des frontières dominicainesp. 13
• Le Nouveau Gouvernement Dominicainp. 13
• Les Nègres auront une Patrie appartenant à la Racep. 13
• La Chinep. 13
• L'armée japonaisep. 13
• The People's Forump. 14
• The White Man's Religion Is Not Our Religionessayp. 14
• The Light Turned OnS. R. Smith · essayp. 14
• A Black Cross NurseMrs. Elnoka Burke · essayp. 14
• Mrs. Wise Wants to Help Redeem AfricaMrs. Fred J. Wise author? · essayp. 14
• Africa and the Ethiopian Worldessayp. 14
• The RaceMarcus Garvey · essayp. 14
• Hustling for the ProgramMrs. Elnoka Burke · essayp. 14
• The Square Deal, However, Won Out for Miss Bordenp. 14
• In MemoriamMrs. M. J. Millingtonp. 14
• The Negro's Placeessayp. 15
• Politician of Jamaica Speaks Words of Cheer at Liberty Hallp. 15
• A Great PrivilegeG. L. Young author?p. 15
• Stand Side by SideG. L. Young author?p. 15
• Catholic Training School for Negroes in Marylandp. 15
• Japan Lining Up Asia for Coming Base Conflictp. 15
• Major Loving Defends the Filipino PeopleMajor Loving author?p. 15
• What Our Graduates Are Planning to Doessayp. 16
• The Lady of the Middle-Sectionp. 16
• King's Name Taken From the Irish Oathp. 16
• African Sacred Stone Sued For in Germanyp. 16
• Bishop Levi Jenkins Coppinp. 16
• MacDonald Gets Another Warning in Commonsp. 16