Contents

• Bad and Purchasable Negroes Who Fight Their Own Race Oppose World-Wide MovementMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• All-Negro Control Established at Veterans' Bureau Hospitalp. 2
• Duke of York Reported Slated for Dominion Governorshipp. 2
• Spain to Recall Most of Troops from Moroccop. 2
• New Immigration Law Is Replete with Red Tapep. 2
• Ammunition Seized on German Steamer at Singaporep. 2
• Patriotic League of Haiti Appeals to Universal Negro Improvement Association to Help Plucky Black Republic Regain Her IndependenceMarcus Garvey author? · editorialpp. 2, 16 ↗
• Distinguished Africans Visiting in United Statesp. 2
• Negro and Indian in South Africaessayp. 2
• Service ColumnE. R. Mathews author?p. 2
• Do Negroes Ever Assault White Women in U. S.?essayp. 2
• Horrible Story Told by Two Brothers Who Walked from Georgia to Michiganstoryp. 2
• As the Knockers Knock, Liberty Hall Can Hardly Accommodate Thousands That Come to Help Put the Program OverMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Notice to the Delegates Attending Fourth International Negro Conventionp. 3
• Mr. Carter's AddressG. F. Carter author?p. 3
• Australia and Canada in Tariff Agreementp. 3
• From Newport News Starp. 3
• Boston Negro Grocers Organize—Is a Good Ideap. 3
• Notice to Readers and Agentsp. 4
• Let's Put It Overp. 4
• Virgin Islanders Protest Against Appointment of a Judgeeditorialp. 4
• The Fourth International Conventioneditorialp. 4
• The Death Struggle for "A Crust of Bread and a Place to Sleep"editorialp. 4
• Twelve Candidates for President in the Fieldeditorialp. 4
• Black Methodists May Yet Pull Out From Whitesp. 4
• The Weakest Link in the Human Chainessayp. 4
• Hilda Won Fairly and Keeps the Prizep. 4
• What We Believep. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Health Topicsp. 4
• In Agriculture and Forestry 2,178,828 Are Employed and Own 218,972 Farms; 76 Banks and 36 Insurance Companies Thrivingp. 5
• Negro Whipped to Death in Texas by Brutal Whitesp. 5
• The Virgin Islandsp. 5
• Is the Editor Mightier Than the Tongue?editorialp. 5
• Growth of City Populationp. 5
• The Bible Is an Appeal to FaithR. H. Thompson author? · essayp. 5
• The Negro and His Churchp. 5
• Moron Division NewsF. C. Williams author?p. 7
• Southern Workman for Julyp. 7
• The Pilot's Songpoemp. 7
• Last Glimpses of Happy Hunting GroundsEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 7
• The Mysterious Power Protecting Tutankhamen's Tombp. 7
• No More Spanish Taught in St. Thomas Highp. 7
• The Philosophy of the StreamMartin de Vere Stuart · poemp. 7
• When Wars Shall Ceasepoemp. 7
• Howard University Appoints New Faculty Membersp. 7
• Sharp Distinction Between the Editor and the PreacherChristopher Morley author? · essayp. 7
• On Tour with Lady DavisS. A. Haynesp. 7
• The 1924 Conventionp. 8
• Industrial and Commercial EfficiencySamuel A. Ashanah author? · essayp. 8
• The Sunday School Congressp. 8
• Hit Father Abraham With a Hammer, So Pastor Is Sentencedp. 8
• Notice to Divisionsp. 9
• Divisional Newsp. 9
• Yonkers, New Yorkp. 9
• Brooklyn, New Yorkp. 9
• Braddock, PennsylvaniaS. Dalrymple author?p. 9
• Donora, Pennsylvaniap. 9
• Georgetown, British Guianap. 9
• Important Notice to Divisions and Chaptersp. 9
• Negro World Noticep. 9
• Rev. R. Van Richards, Chaplain to Liberian Senate, Entertainedp. 9
• Detroit, Michiganp. 9
• Division Newsp. 9
• Walker Agents to Hold Convention in N. Y.p. 9
• Delegates to U.N.I.A. Convention Take Noticep. 9
• NoticeMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Greensboro Pastors Go to New Fields of Laborp. 9
• El informe anual del departamento de negocios insulares de Santo Domingop. 11
• La cuarta convención internacional de los pueblos negrosp. 11
• Intranquilidad en el Orientep. 11
• La cuestión de Marruecosp. 11
• La agitación en las Filipinasp. 11
• Nuestro elemento en Cubap. 11
• The Teacher's Influenceessayp. 12
• Teacherstoryp. 12
• Mrs. Newlywedstoryp. 12
• Children's Russian Suitsp. 12
• A Darning Hintp. 12
• Cleaning White Paintp. 12
• Women for Congressp. 12
• Best Training for Matrimony Is Workp. 12
• What Is Society?Mrs. August Belmont author? · essayp. 12
• Against Bobbed Hairp. 12
• How Many Needless Steps Do You Take Daily?p. 12
• Woman Judge Blames Girls in Pick-Up Ridesp. 12
• Pope Offers Medalp. 12
• Annual Session Closed; Mrs. Jenkins Re-elected Presidentp. 12
• Candied Orange Peelp. 12
• Utter Disregard of Sanctity of Marriage Leads to DivorceRev. Theodore Stephens · essayp. 12
• Teaching Children to Help at Homeessayp. 12
• Noted Club Woman of Colorado Passes Awayp. 12
• Race Women in Politicsp. 12
• Women of Negro RaceAmy Jacques Garvey author?p. 12
• La Grande Convention Internationale s'approcheMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 13
• Dieu est trop haut et la France est trop loin!essayp. 13
• Roland Hayes attendu à New Yorkp. 13
• La situation au Marocp. 13
• Une tournée du maréchal Lyauteyp. 13
• L'Espagne et le khalifatp. 13
• L'attentat contre M. Merlinp. 13
• Les nègres du monde demandent, à quand le tour d'Haïti?p. 13
• Manifestation religieusep. 13
• Les élections sud-africainesp. 13
• Appel en faveur du Sénat Haïtienp. 13
• Haïti deuxième au tir à la ciblep. 13
• Le 8e anniversaire de la victoire de Verdunp. 13
• The UNIA's Colonization Plans for Liberiap. 14
• An Appeal for the Release of JoliboisJoseph Mirault author?p. 14
• Toronto Postal Strike Ends After Eleven Daysp. 14
• Two Faithful Workers in the Buckeye StateMrs. Alice Manaffyp. 15
• They Want to Settle Somewhere in New JerseyDavid Scottp. 15
• Thinks the Negro World the Most Wonderful Paperp. 15
• Africa Must Be Redeemedessayp. 15
• Political State Fighter Has Much FaithWilliam F. Johnsonp. 15
• A Negro Leader Like GarveyEmanuel Streetp. 15
• A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Standessaypp. 14–15
• When His Desires Will Be at an EndB. H.p. 15
• The Sins of the Fathers Fall Upon the Childrenp. 15
• Bishop McGuire's AddressBishop McGuirep. 16
• Dr. Holly Presents Haiti's CaseDr. Hollyp. 16