Contents

• New Spirit Among Negroes for the New Year 1925Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• 1925: An Epochal Year for Negro and Jewish Peopleseditorialp. 2
• "Turn Back to God," Cardinal Hayes PleadsCardinal Patrick Hayes author?p. 2
• The New FreedomCardinal Patrick Hayes author?p. 2
• Vendors of Tuberculosis Nostrums Can't Use MailsNew York Tuberculosis Association author?p. 2
• Dr. John Hope to Speak at New York Urban Leaguep. 2
• Born a Slave, Dies Rich and Respectedp. 2
• Are Americans Growing Coarse and Criminal?Stanley Powerspp. 2, 7 ↗
• Secretary Davis and Migration from South; Interesting CommentsJames J. Davis author?p. 2
• One of the Thrifty Boys of The Negro WorldJohn Horn author?p. 2
• Nation's Wealth Lavished for Public Welfarep. 2
• British Tyranny Over Black Folk a Crying Shameeditorialp. 2
• Stepping on the Face of a Clock in New Yorkp. 2
• Negro Qualifies as Supreme Court Stenographerp. 2
• One of the Largest Negro Greek Letter Fraternitiesp. 2
• Liberty Hall Jubilant Over Acquirement of Steamship by Black Cross Navigation and Trading Companyp. 3
• Garvey Points Out the Difficulties of LeadershipMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis SpeaksHenrietta Vinton Davispp. 3, 9 ↗
• Mrs. Garvey SpeaksAmy Jacques Garveyp. 3
• A New Year MessageMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Africa, the Mother of Nations, Is Not "The White Man's Country"essayp. 4
• Swallowing a Cameleditorialp. 4
• Our Partly Sacred Constitutioneditorialp. 4
• England Returns to the Old Godsp. 4
• Dependability First Requisite to SuccessT. Thomas Fortune · essayp. 4
• The Selfish Struggle to Beat the Other FellowT. Thomas Fortune author? · essayp. 4
• God's Dreams Shall Stand Alwayspoemp. 4
• Editor Fortune's Message to Our JournalistsT. Thomas Fortunep. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Gathers Together Some Eight Hundred Members, Graduates of the Colleges of the Nation—Election of Officers—Meet in Detroit in 1925p. 5
• Executive Council to Be Formedp. 5
• Prometheus Wore the First Ring, It Is Saidessayp. 5
• Proposed Child Labor Amendment in Doubtp. 5
• Christening of the Steamship Booker T. Washingtonp. 5
• The Hard Experience of a Native in the Diamond Mines and the Treatment of Natives to Prevent Them from Pilfering DiamondsA Native African author? · essayp. 5
• Proposed Legislation to Compel All Aliens Residing in the Country to Registerp. 5
• Warning to Negro Land Buyers in Michiganp. 5
• Is the White South Civilized, or Sunk to the Level of the Brute?Walter F. Whitep. 7
• The Editor's Discretion in What He Publisheseditorialp. 7
• Let There Be LightThomas H. Haskins · poemp. 7
• Whether It Is Spherical and Finite or Infinite in Extent Still Unsolvedessayp. 7
• A Friend Will Tell Us Our Faults; An Enemy Notessayp. 7
• About Boutsp. 7
• Awake, Ye Sons of AfricaMarcelino Quintana · poemp. 7
• Our Women and What They ThinkAmy Jacques Garveyp. 8
• He That Endureth to the Endessayp. 8
• When Black Halts Whitep. 8
• Suggestions to Housewivesp. 8
• Petrified Infant in Woman's Body Found After 48 Yearsp. 8
• Remarkable Story of the Life of Sojourner Truth Briefly Toldp. 8
• Her Hard Taskmasterp. 8
• As a Speakerp. 8
• Supporter of Woman Suffragep. 8
• Spoke in Senate Chambersp. 8
• Caused Abolition of Jim Crow Cars in Washingtonp. 8
• In Choosing a HusbandBertha Jones author?p. 8
• Notes of Interestp. 8
• Good Housekeeper Important as Good Business WomanKathleen Norris author?p. 8
• Charm or Magnetismp. 8
• Real Worth Rather Than AppearanceRafael Sabatini author?p. 8
• Equal Pay for Women Teachersp. 8
• Women in the German Reichstagp. 8
• Customs of Japanp. 8
• Against Bad Weatherp. 8
• A Little Boy's Appetitestoryp. 8
• Mr. Garvey Explains Why the S. S. "General Goethals" Did Not Sail on January 11Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 9
• Department of Labor and Industryp. 9
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 10
• 329th Division NewsJ. H. R. Gleasesp. 10
• Jatibonico, Cubap. 10
• Important Divisional Newsp. 10
• Guantanamo, CubaG. H. Tyrellp. 10
• Pittsburgh, Pa., Division No. 61p. 10
• Egg Harbor City, N. J., Division No. 644W. A. Allenp. 10
• Columbus, OhioSergeant Major Nesbittp. 10
• Port Limon, Costa RicaG. E. Wellingtonp. 10
• Francisco, Camagüey, Cubap. 10
• Morón, CubaR. C. Russellp. 10
• Yonkers, N. Y.Adelina Wilsonp. 10
• Convention and General Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924—Big Gathering of Negroes from All Parts of Worldp. 10
• Macarena, Camagüey, Cubap. 10
• French Sectionp. 11
• Résolutions à prendre pour la nouvelle année par tous les noirs du mondeMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 11
• Noticias internacionalesp. 11
• Les Grecs veulent acquérir les matériaux de guerre du Danemarkp. 11
• Les négociations économiques franco-allemandesp. 11
• Les Continents de Parisp. 11
• Les Noirs en Amérique — L'opinion d'une FrançaiseAudrée Jouve author?p. 11
• Un ancien nègre marron meurt riche et respectéstoryp. 11
• Nouvelles du Cairep. 11
• Spanish Sectionp. 11
• Prestemos nuestra cooperación a nuestras propias organizacionesMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 11
• Olvidemos, hermanosAngel Estrada author? · essayp. 11
• Letter to the EditorSanchez author?p. 12
• A South African Native Who Writes as He FeelsJas. Chas. Diraath author?p. 12
• Negro Soldier Patientsp. 12
• How Garvey Has Changed and AimsClifford Medowze author?p. 12
• Camaguey Divisionp. 12
• New Year's Message from R. G. MurrayR. G. Murray author?p. 12
• Executive Secretary of Gary Division GratifiedHenrietta J. Redd author?p. 12
• Gary Division Newsp. 12
• For the Associationp. 12
• Growth of North Carolina Points to Waking of Southessayp. 12