Contents

• Marcus Garvey's Prophecy Is Coming True—Foolish Leaders Killing the RaceMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Effort to Deprive Negro of His Citizenshipp. 1
• Some of the Things Prime Minister MacDonald Achievededitorialp. 2
• Great Britain Embarked on a Short Electoral Campaignp. 2
• New York Division Goes Over the Top as Day Nears When Ship Obligations Must Be Metp. 2
• Couragep. 2
• Hon. G. E. Carter's AddressG. E. Carterp. 2
• Japan Wins Point to Amend Protocols Defining Domestic Issues and Provocation for War—Aimed at the United Statesp. 3
• Negro Spiritualsessayp. 3
• A Challenge to the Negro's Right of Citizenshipeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Keep Alive the Right to Vote and to Be Voted Foreditorialp. 4
• Japan Queers the League of Nationseditorialp. 4
• Business Growth and Expansion Necessary to Race Independenceeditorialp. 4
• The Little Things of Life and Living Make Big ThingsT. Thomas Fortune · essayp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. B. B. Herbenp. 4
• First Signs of PneumoniaDr. B. B. Herbenp. 4
• Mr. Garvey Visits Plant of the Kansas City Callp. 4
• High Praise for Editor Fortune and Negro Worldp. 4
• The Mouth Is a Useful Member Wisely Usedp. 4
• UNIA Division Newsp. 5
• Jobabo, Cubap. 5
• Havana, CubaWilbert E. Barnes author?p. 5
• Colp, Illinoisp. 5
• New Orleans Division Mass Meetingp. 5
• San Pedro de Cacocum, Cubap. 5
• Milwaukee, WisconsinPriscilla Grant author?p. 5
• Division Anniversary and Cuban Flag UnveilingRethnillo Roole author?p. 5
• East St. Louis, Illinoisp. 5
• Fort Smith, Arkansasp. 5
• Chicago Heights, IllinoisJ. C. Cochran and Alberta Armstrong author?p. 5
• Puerto Cortez, Hondurasp. 5
• Woodlane Divisionp. 5
• How to Win Outessayp. 5
• Universal Negro Political Union for Benefit of All MembersWilliam L. Sherrill and G. E. Carter author?p. 6
• Medical Conference at Kingstoneditorialp. 8
• Notes of Interestp. 8
• The Destiny ofp. 8
• Shall We Obey?p. 8
• After the Bob Comes the Wigp. 8
• Shortening Heightp. 8
• Recipe: Duchess Potatoesp. 8
• Setting Examples for Childrenessayp. 8
• Suggestions to Housewivesp. 8
• Weekly Textp. 8
• Women of Negro RaceAmy Jacques Garveyp. 8
• West Africa and Colonial AdministrationJ. M. Stuart Youngp. 10
• Virgin Islanders Aid Hurricane Victimsp. 10
• Roland Hayes' Concertp. 10
• The Negro Introduced the Jazz Song and Dancep. 10
• Discrimination in Public Service a Crying Shameeditorialp. 10
• Convention and General Fund of the Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924p. 10
• To a Veiled MaidenC. McKenzie Muir · poemp. 10
• À tous mes congénères. Salut !Marcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 11
• Pages littérairesp. 11
• La petite République d'Haïti demande justiceGermaine Malaterre-Sellerp. 11
• L'Enfant noirWilliam Blake · poemp. 11
• Révolution dans l'Équateurp. 11
• Pour le salutpoemp. 11
• El peligro negroJuan Josép. 11
• Obtengamos posesión absoluta de nuestra primera embarcaciónMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 11
• Calma, Sr. Secretariop. 11
• The People's Forump. 12
• Building Predicatedessayp. 12
• A Spanish Honduran Worker Faithful to the AssociationWilliam H. Woodp. 12
• A Faithful Supporter of the CauseHugh A. Matthiegn author?p. 12
• He Backs His Faith With Real Cash MoneyW. D. Keitt author?p. 12
• Liberia Cannot Shut the Door Against Negro Peoplep. 12
• The Fourteenth Amendment Will Not Be Abolishedp. 12
• Enthusiastic for the CauseEdward Mitchellp. 12
• A South African Who Is a Faithful ReaderJ. C. Diraathp. 12
• An Enemy Preacherp. 12
• Led a Slave Revolt in the State of VirginiaSam Bryanp. 12
• British Guiana Benevolent Association Organized in New Yorkp. 12
• Contribute to the G. O. P.p. 12
• Perseverancepoemp. 12