Contents

• Gird Up Your Loins and Mingle in the FrayMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Some Things Negroes Should ConsiderGeorge Alexander McGuire · essaypp. 2, 5 ↗
• Mr. T. A. Toote Is Elevated to Post of Honorp. 2
• Paternal Attitude of White Presidents Alarm Our Studentsp. 2
• The East Has Certainly Lost Confidence in the Westp. 2
• Riffs and French Prepare for the Decisionp. 2
• Impressive and Inspiring Scenes Mark the Celebration of Garvey Day in Liberty Hallp. 3
• Rev. Clarence V. Howell's AddressRev. Clarence V. Howellp. 3
• Sir Levi Lord's AddressLevi Lordp. 3
• Great Parade Staged by New York Division Opening Conventionp. 3
• Divine Servicep. 3
• Bill to Curb Mob Violence in Georgiap. 3
• Bread 2,000 Years Old in Bakery Dug Up in Egyptp. 3
• Rancher Orders Radio-Equipped Coffinp. 3
• Corned Beef and Cabbage Favorite Dish in New Yorkp. 3
• Heart Disease Gains Insurers Are ToldDr. J. Allen Pattonp. 3
• Let Us Rememberp. 3
• Let's Put It Over: Gathering of the Local Conventions August 1editorialp. 4
• There Are Also Race Judases in Africap. 4
• A Famous but Dangerous Man Passes Outeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• The Small Farmeressayp. 4
• Race Disloyaltyp. 4
• France's Color Line in Morocco and Her Other Coloniesp. 4
• American Flyers in Morocco Simply for Love of KillingAlfred B. Kuttner author?p. 4
• Uniforms of Soldiers Play Important Partp. 4
• 1,165-Pound Tunnyfish Is Landed on Jersey Shorep. 4
• Newspaper Publisher Tells How He Retired on $50,000p. 4
• Forgotten Momentspoemp. 4
• Contributors to Black Cross Reserve and Operating Fundp. 5
• Strong British Force to Hold Suez Canalp. 5
• ProclamationW. L. Sherrillp. 5
• Arthur Cecil Grainger Is Dead in Cape TownFitz H. Headley author?p. 5
• Australia to Borrowp. 5
• Health Survey of Harlem Familiesp. 5
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
• Detroit Members Visit ChicagoE. B. Knoxp. 6
• Richmond Division ActivitiesW. H. Smithp. 6
• Buffalo, New York Division NewsMrs. Nathaniel Englishp. 6
• Swift River, Jamaica, B.W.I.p. 6
• Gary Division NewsThomas Brookesp. 6
• Port Limón Division Celebrates Garvey DayG. E. Wellingtonp. 6
• Ceiba Mariano, CubaWestmore Chancep. 6
• Columbus Division Newsp. 6
• Kingston Division Celebrates Garvey Dayp. 6
• Special Convention Noticep. 6
• U.N.I.A. Division Activitiesp. 6
• Central Macareno, Cubap. 6
• Seattle Division OfficersNellie E. Brownp. 6
• Brooklyn Division ConcertMilton E. Kellyp. 6
• Prohibition Acts Result in Wholesale Crookednessp. 6
• What Did Noah Do with the Pests and Fishes?p. 6
• Dear Comradeseditorialp. 6
• Ancient City of Tangut Discoveredp. 6
• Chivalric Americans Desert French Wivesp. 6
• 400 Killed in 200 Days by Motor Cars in Chicagop. 6
• Let Us Remember—p. 6
• Sweet Are the Uses of Adversityessayp. 7
• Adenoids and Enlarged TonsilsThe Black Cross Nurses of New Yorkp. 7
• Good for East Indiansp. 7
• Flays Suggestive Stylesp. 7
• Iodine Tells Housewife If Corn Is Not Sweetp. 7
• New York Laws Discriminate Against WomenJane Dixonp. 7
• A New Dressstoryp. 7
• Fame Is Worth Exactly Nothing at All Until It Begins to Impress the Paying Tellerp. 7
• Some Things Seen on Cruise of S. S. WashingtonHannah Nicholas · essayp. 7
• The Bravestpoemp. 7
• Oh, Yes; Love Is Much More Than “Illusion”storyp. 7
• Feminine Fads and Fanciesp. 7
• Wages and Unemployment General in EnglandJ. A. Rogers author?p. 8
• Surplus of WomenJ. A. Rogers author?p. 8
• Boasting TouristsJ. A. Rogers author?p. 8
• Hon. Marcus Garvey Starts Fund With $50Marcus Garveyp. 8
• Colored Women in Manufacturingp. 8
• Burden of East Africa Bears Hard on Britainp. 8
• Like That of 1553 and 1740p. 8
• Thirty Negroes Pardoned in Texasp. 8
• Personal Suffering for the Racep. 8
• Los métodos de nuestro movimiento en revisión — La significación del 1 de agosto debe ser retenida en nuestra mente — Los temas de discusión en las convenciones locales han de ser progresistas — La dirección que triunfa — Preparémonos para aprovechar toda oportunidad beneficiosa que se nos presente — Nuestra institución intacta — Su táctica sometida a cambios (Sección en Español)P. L. Burrowsp. 9
• Acción combinada hispano-francesa en Marruecos (Sección en Español)p. 9
• Perturbando la paz entre dos (Sección en Español)p. 9
• Civilización y barbarie (Sección en Español)essayp. 9
• The Ashanti Peopleessayp. 9
• School Savings SystemsColumbian Press Bureaup. 9
• Colored Population of Citiesp. 9
• War Gamesp. 9
• Ancient Treasure-Laden Galley Is Found in City Under the Seap. 9
• Just OneJ. M. Stuart-Young · poemp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• The New Negro Cannot Be Daunted by TrickeryEditor of the Negro Worldp. 10
• Appeal to Black Cross Fund Is Very GratifyingFrancis X. Questelp. 10
• Cubans Appreciate U. S. Support of U. N. I. A.Agur L. Robinsonp. 10
• Well, You Should Become a Member Immediatelyp. 10
• To Be Without a Country Is to Be Without a HomeRev. Zebedee Greenp. 10
• We Must Get Together Economically and IndividuallyClifford A. Brownep. 10
• There Should Be Some Country of Our OwnDavid Clarkp. 10
• Thirty-two Bureau Operatives Appointed During July, 1925p. 10
• Reduction of Illiteracy in State of Alabamap. 10