Contents

• Time Drawing Near for Ship of Negro Race to Go on Cruise of West Indies and Central AmericaMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Saving Management with the Workersp. 2
• Interracial Commission Tells of Activities in Eleven Statesp. 2
• But South Africa Rejects American Negro Settlersp. 2
• Physical Preparednessp. 2
• South Africa to Aid Iron and Steel Industryp. 2
• Call of the West Made to Negroes Who Want WorkClarence Ennisp. 2
• Demand for Negro Film Said to Be Growingp. 2
• An Open Letter to President King Concerning His ActionErnezer T. Campbell author?p. 2
• Ownership Increases Man's Interest in the Communityessayp. 2
• The Coming of Jesus to Save His PeopleWesley Holder · essayp. 2
• Garvey Pleads for More Intelligent Leadership at This Critical Period of the Negro's ExistenceMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Liberty Hall Is Filled Despite Bitter Cold Spellp. 3
• Lady Henrietta V. Davis SpeaksHenrietta Vinton Davisp. 3
• Hon. P. V. Burrows SpeaksPercival V. Burrowsp. 3
• More Missionaries Wantedp. 3
• Smith Pleads for Co-operationRudolph Smithp. 3
• A Department of Negro Literature and Historyp. 3
• Splendid Work of North Harlem Dental Clinicp. 3
• Wealthy Race Woman Devoted to Race Workp. 3
• "The Emperor Jones" and Paul Robesonessayp. 3
• Untitled essay on self-discipline and destinyessayp. 4
• Letters to the Editorp. 4
• He Has Lived to See Doubters Fall Into LineCarcile D. Arensbourg author?p. 4
• Thirteen-Year-Old Boy Who Thinks Far Aheadp. 4
• The World's Best Negro Newspaper Highly ExtolledAmerican Negro Reader author?p. 4
• Accentuated Stress Put On Mercantile Venturesp. 4
• Indian Girls to Rank as the Best Typistsp. 4
• The Ethiopian Christp. 4
• The Christian Principle of Take What You Wantessayp. 4
• Awake! Arise! and GoMinnie Simmons · poemp. 4
• Greetings of the SeasonMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 5
• The Sauce of Islamessayp. 5
• Those Who Dream Dreams and See Visionsessayp. 5
• What Keeps Us Alive?essayp. 5
• Strange Ways of InventorsChester T. Crowell · essayp. 5
• Editorialsp. 5
• Advertisingessayp. 5
• These Christmas Days in the Virgin IslandsCasper Holsteinp. 5
• The Hope of the Future—Work of the Presentessayp. 5
• Peace on Earth; Good Will to MenDr. B. B. Herben · poemp. 5
• The Baby Whose Head Perspiresp. 5
• Negro Press Marks Rapid Development of the Racep. 5
• The Once Virgin Islands Under American Flagp. 5
• Threatens the Cotton Growing Monopoly of the United Statesp. 6
• Congress of Islam May Restore CaliphateLouis Richp. 6
• Explorers Seek Traces of an African 'Joan'p. 6
• Close to NatureAlfred Gordon · poemp. 6
• The English Viewpoint of the Conflicting Interests of British and AfricansRowland Thomasp. 6
• Education and Illiteracy in Palestinep. 6
• Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Colored Intercollegiate Athletic AssociationJ. L. Whiteheadp. 8
• When White Girls Mix It With Chinamen and Squealp. 8
• The Spirit of Christmas Is Love and ServiceMrs. Rudolph Smith · essayp. 8
• Instructions for Members of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 8
• Our Women and What They ThinkAmy Jacques Garveyp. 9
• The Spirit of Christmasessayp. 9
• No Sex in Brains and Ability Are in Many Professionsp. 9
• The Great Work of the Negro Woman TodayMrs. Florence A. Bruce · essayp. 9
• Notes of Interestp. 9
• A Laughless World ForeseenProf. C. G. Shawp. 9
• Simpler Codes, Improved Environment Lessen Crimep. 9
• The Evils of Secret MarriagesDoris Blakep. 9
• Fad for Boyish Form Called Health Menacep. 9
• Suggestions to Housewivesp. 9
• Weekly Textp. 9
• Not Qualifiedstoryp. 9
• First Divorce of Recordp. 9
• Women Delegates to Bankers Conventionp. 9
• Items of Interestp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• The Fate of Old Egypt Depends Upon Its PeopleAndronicus Jacob author?p. 10
• Buying Sugar Lands by Members in CubaA. Barnes author?p. 10
• Death of Mr. Dixonp. 10
• A Merry Christmas and Happy New YearDr. Emmett J. Scott · essayp. 10
• Dr. Carver and Books, Science and Inspirationessayp. 10
• Christmas MessageG. Bronei Garter · essayp. 10
• National Urban League Announces New Extension Secretaryp. 10
• Loss of an Automatic Controlled Electric Comb Demonstration Modelp. 10
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 11
• UNIA Division Election ReportCyril H. Hepburn author?p. 11
• Havana, CubaWilbert E. Barnes author?p. 11
• Liberty Hall Division No. 17A. N. Hutchinson author?p. 11
• Guantanamo, CubaG. H. Tyrell author?p. 11
• New York Local No. 1p. 11
• Tampico, MexicoW. G. Bogle author?p. 11
• Detroit, MichiganFred Johnson author?p. 11
• Ft. Smith, Ark.A. C. Curry and Emma McCrary author?p. 11
• Coen Chapter, Talamancop. 11
• Barto DivisionTheodore Theophilus Williams author?p. 11
• Tela, Spanish Hondurasp. 11
• Antilla, Cubap. 11
• Natives No Longer Regard Europeans as Gods, but Demons, Selfish and Brutal, with No Respect for the Rights of Othersessayp. 11
• La Véritable CriseMarguerite Guepli author? · essayp. 12
• Adorationpoemp. 12
• Roland Hayesessayp. 12
• Conseil à la ménagèrep. 12
• Éducation des Noirs aux États-Unisp. 12
• Le rétablissement de Madame Garveyp. 12
• Les sujets anglais à Cubap. 12
• L'Empereur Jonesp. 12
• Celebración de las navidadesMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 12
• Contestando al Sr. Arturo A. SchomburgLuis Torres Colón author? · essayp. 12
• Presidente de una división transfiere sus poderesp. 12