Contents

• Marcus Garvey's Message to the Negroes of the World as He Pays the Price of LeadershipMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• New York Lawyers Denounce Persecution of Great Leader in Statement to the Pressp. 2
• New York Daily Charges “Hireling Journalists” with Doing the Dirty Work of Britain and Franceeditorialp. 2
• What’s What in Virgin Islands Administration?Casper Holsteinp. 2
• Equity Congress Receives Nationwide Encouragementp. 2
• Brutal “Bat” in Texas Prisons Is on Trialpp. 2, 8 ↗
• Negro Wealth Estimated at Two Billion DollarsMonroe N. Works author?p. 2
• All Efforts for Secrecy Overcome, Mrs. Garvey Succeeds in Traveling on Same Train as Her Husbandp. 2
• Wonderful Demonstration Is Seen in Hall Despite Imprisonment of Marcus Garveypp. 3, 5 ↗
• The Great Need of the NegroAmy Jacques Garvey author? · essayp. 3
• Not Hard to FollowAmy Jacques Garvey author? · essayp. 3
• Some ExamplesAmy Jacques Garvey author? · essayp. 3
• Soul Cannot Be ImperiousAmy Jacques Garvey author? · essayp. 3
• A Dual DutyPercival Burrows · essayp. 3
• Redouble Your EnergiesPercival Burrows · essayp. 3
• Pray for LeaderPercival Burrows · essayp. 3
• Bishop McGuire SpeaksAlexander McGuirep. 3
• The Garvey ConvictionMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• ABRAHAM LINCOLN, 1809-1925essayp. 4
• GREAT BRITAIN PROTECTS THE DEADLY OPIUM INDUSTRYeditorialp. 4
• A FRIEND PASSES ON AND OUTessayp. 4
• Y. W. C. A. NOTESp. 4
• Summer Session Coursesp. 4
• BLANCHE, TRAY AND SWEETHEART YELPING YETT. Thomas Fortune · essayp. 4
• THE AFRICAN SLAVE SHIPQ. B. · poemp. 4
• When Your Own Business Is MineDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• EDITORIAL OPINION OF THE NEGRO PRESSp. 4
• SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS AND READERSMarcus Garveyp. 4
• Announcementp. 5
• Carry On! Carry On!editorialp. 6
• South African Natives Talk of Fightingp. 6
• The Soul of Man and Essences of Its Complexessayp. 6
• Southern College Students of Both Races Co-operatingp. 6
• Colored Military Organizations and the Inaugural Paradep. 6
• Don't Worry Over Failures, Fight for Successessayp. 6
• Marcus Garvey in PrisonMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• White Land for White People. How Come?editorialp. 7
• The Woman Who Seesstoryp. 7
• Blame Yourselfessayp. 7
• Mrs. Coppin Resumesp. 7
• Things to Forgetpoemp. 7
• Items of Interestp. 7
• The Tjarap. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 8
• Guantanamo, Cubap. 8
• Tela, Spanish HondurasHugh A. Matthisonp. 8
• Santiago, CubaH. Stonewall Jacksonp. 8
• Bocas del Toro, Republic of PanamaMedorah Marshallp. 8
• Antilla, Oriente, Cubap. 8
• Woodbine, N.J.p. 8
• Sydney, N.S.J. P. Hindsp. 8
• Tampa, FloridaAlexander Williamsp. 8
• Fort Smith, Ark.p. 8
• Birth Announcement: Joseph Ward, Jr.p. 8
• Notice to DivisionsCommittee of Managementp. 8
• Les Noirs devraient souscrire à l'emprunt de la Black Cross Navigation and Trading Companyeditorialp. 9
• Le Congrès des Avocats et Juristes Haïtiensp. 9
• Le mariage de Henry Faisonp. 9
• L'ombre me caressePhilippe Mignon · poemp. 9
• La campagneFrancesca Dougé · essayp. 9
• Le président de l'Académie nationale arabe a visité Port-au-Princep. 9
• El desarrollo comercial e industrial de la raza requiere activa cooperacióneditorialp. 9
• El tratado de la isla de Pinosp. 9
• Instinto criminal humanoessayp. 9
• La situación financiera de Haitíp. 9
• Hallazgo antropológicop. 9
• Contra el uso de armasp. 9
• El Africa del futurop. 9
• Cambio de pena capitalp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• What Is Truth?James H. John author? · essayp. 10
• Every Race Must Carve Out Its Own Destinyp. 10
• Native Africans Cannot Survive White Man Rulep. 10