Contents

• Hon. Marcus Garvey Lays Down the Principles Which Must Guide the Race in Its Struggle for a Place in the SunMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• The Bloemfontein Massacrep. 2
• General Allenby's Resignation Seen as Prelude to New Reign of Terror to Be Instituted by Ruthless Toriesp. 2
• Those Who Think Are With Negro at This HourEarnest Sevier Cox · essayp. 2
• A Race Woman Rejoices at Mr. Garvey's Manly Bearing in SufferingMrs. Ethel Brookspp. 2, 8 ↗
• Riffian Reinforcementsp. 2
• France Divided on Moroccan Policypp. 2, 6 ↗
• Racial Discrimination and the Rights of Negroesp. 2
• Moros Become Friendly After Bombing Practicep. 2
• Fertile South AfricaHarlow C. Dulton author?p. 2
• Welcome AmericansHarlow C. Dulton author?p. 2
• Opposes Game SlaughterHarlow C. Dulton author?p. 2
• Nordic Slum DwellersDr. William Robertson author?p. 2
• Negro Dentist Threatened by the Ku Klux Klan in Oaklandp. 2
• Commodore Perry Has Memorial in Trinidadp. 2
• A Very Dark Spot in Midst of CivilizationColumbian Press Bureaup. 2
• U. S. Shipping Board Loses Another Million Dollars in Operating S. S. Leviathanp. 2
• New York Units Stage Parade on Memorial Dayp. 2
• Negro in Race for Senatorp. 2
• Liberty Hall Crowded to Doors Hears Treatise Written by Hon. Marcus Garvey on “African Fundamentalism”pp. 3, 5 ↗
• Rev. Bushell’s AddressRev. J. D. Bushell · essayp. 3
• Mrs. Garvey’s AddressAmy Jacques Garveyp. 3
• Notice to Members Regarding Unauthorized PicturesMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Mrs. Garvey Addresses Members at Atlanta, Ga.Amy Jacques Garveyp. 3
• Warning Against Impostors Posing as African Princesp. 3
• Pine Bluff Race Riot Halted by Deputiesp. 3
• The Person Who Succeedseditorialp. 4
• Europeans Combine to Conquer the Arab Riffianseditorialp. 4
• Peonage in the Southern Statesp. 4
• Irish Cop Ejects Prince Kojo From German Cafep. 4
• The Negro Who Knows It Allessayp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• Providing He Is Not an IdiotDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• American Race Prejudice Ensnares Prince Kojop. 4
• Mr. W. H. Bishop, Jr., Is Doing a Noble Workp. 4
• U. S. Laborer Far Better Paid Than Europeanp. 4
• The Burden Bearerspoemp. 4
• Editorial Opinionp. 4
• Photo of Heart Beats Transmitted by Phonep. 4
• Negro Hero of River Horror Commended by Presidentp. 4
• Japanese Government Urges Renunciation of Japanese NationalityArthur Sears Henningp. 5
• Soviet Fears China Is Turning to Othersp. 5
• In Memoriamp. 5
• Mutual Life Insurance Company Organized in Los AngelesC. P. R. author?p. 5
• Reported NegotiationsThe Associated Pressp. 6
• Buried Alive Ten Years; Dies 3 Days After Rescuestoryp. 6
• Hampton Institute Annual ReportJames E. Greggp. 6
• Islam PreparesJoseph Caillaux author? · essayp. 6
• Mob Attacks Dallas County JailThe Associated Pressp. 6
• Garvey Persecuted!editorialp. 6
• Birthday Celebration for Mr. Hermon A. Millerp. 6
• Farm Land Values in North CarolinaC. P. B. author?p. 6
• The Negro and National AnthemsMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 7
• The Spirit of Garveyism Cannot Be Imprisoned, Declare Jamaica Womenp. 7
• The Arab's Claim to PalestineSir Philip Gibbs author? · essayp. 7
• Experience Is the Mother of Wisdom, and Wisdom Shows Us How to Serve Our Fellow Menessayp. 7
• Mary Queen of Scots Was Guiltless, Says ExpertAinsworth Mitchell author?p. 7
• The Care of the ChildNew York Black Cross Nurses' Departmentp. 7
• The Emancipated WomanVida Horsford · essayp. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 8
• Oakland, Californiap. 8
• Colon, Panamap. 8
• New Haven, Conn.Estelle Skinner author?p. 8
• Bartle, CubaA. Taylor author?p. 8
• Wheeling, W. Va.K. Sawyer author?p. 8
• Nuevitas, Camagüey, Cubap. 8
• Bocas del Toro, C. A.p. 8
• San Francisco, Cal.p. 8
• Hamilton, Ohiop. 8
• Banes, Oriente, CubaR. Blake author?p. 8
• Perth Amboy, N. J.p. 8
• Negro World Notice: To Agents and Presidents of DivisionsEuston R. Mathews author?p. 8
• Spanish Sectionp. 9
• Abogando por la restitución de sus derechosp. 9
• La habilidad y el conocimiento de sí mismoessayp. 9
• Abd el Krim y el comunismo en Africap. 9
• Exponiendo una causa justap. 9
• La independencia filipinap. 9
• Poema sin títulopoemp. 9
• Suspensión de la convención internacional anualMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Magazine Sectionp. 9
• Address Mail Properlyp. 9
• Things to Forgetpoemp. 9
• Summer Classes for North Carolina Teachersp. 9
• Zoo Roars Welcome to Lion Cub From Africap. 9
• Ancient Buried City Is Found in Nevadap. 9
• Movement to Control Religious Opinioneditorialp. 9
• Stick in Raisin Ruins Many Homesp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• The Wheel of Fortune Is Turning in Our FavorW. H. Astwood author?p. 10
• Every Right-Thinking Negro Should Give $1 for ShipF. R. McIntoshp. 10
• Suffering of Mr. Garvey Will Not Be in VainW. H. Astwood author?p. 10
• The U. N. I. A. Cannot Be DestroyedMichael Askerneesep. 10
• Mr. Garvey Imprisoned by Enemies of Negro Freedomp. 10
• Support the Organization and Its Gifted Leaderp. 10
• Official Notice to All Divisions, Chapters, Branches and MembersMarcus Garveyp. 10
• St. Louis DivisionWilliam Mines author?p. 10
• La Coiba Division Garvey Day ProgramJames A. Yarwood author?p. 10
• Mussolini's Masonic Ban Fails to Become Lawp. 10
• It Didn't Takestoryp. 10
• Tela Division Special Mass Meetingp. 10