Contents

• Hon. Marcus Garvey Returns Thanks for the Countless Messages Sent to Him in Prison on His Natal DayMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Cleveland Call Cannot Understand Attitude of Small Blind Group and Asks “Why Should We Be Indifferent?”—Says Day of Settlement Must Come for Africaeditorialp. 2
• Will Survey Negro Businessp. 2
• Riffs Prepare for the Great Decisive Blowpp. 2, 5 ↗
• “Horrible,” Say Paris Papers; “Retaliation,” Says Abd-el-Krimp. 2
• How the British Maintain Sway Over the Weakp. 2
• Brisbane’s CommentArthur Brisbanep. 2
• The Garvey Way Outp. 2
• Chinese Cadets Control Cantonp. 2
• Newport News Man Hits Silly Campaign of Misrepresentation Waged by Section of Negro Press Against Marcus GarveyH. C. Midgettp. 2
• Census of Religions to Be Taken Next Yearp. 2
• Liberty Hall and Headquarters for New YorkG. A. Westonp. 2
• Great Outpouring of People Pack Liberty Hall to Capacityp. 3
• Mrs. De Mena's AddressM. L. T. DeMenap. 3
• Visit to ClevelandM. L. T. DeMena author?p. 3
• Mrs. Garvey at WashingtonM. L. T. DeMena author?p. 3
• Hon. G. A. Weston SpeaksG. A. Westonp. 3
• Payment of Airplane Fares by Weight Predictedp. 3
• African and West Indian Immigration Decreasesp. 3
• Indian Potentate Will Visit New Yorkp. 3
• French Veterans Test Transatlantic Flight Machinep. 3
• Gag Placed on Egypt's Pressp. 3
• U. S. Flyer Injured in French Moroccop. 3
• Mayor Hylan Attends Game and, Flaying Governor Smith, Asks for Supportp. 3
• Asks U. S. to Decide Disputep. 3
• Virgin Islanders in Mass Meeting Ask Fair Playp. 3
• Liberiap. 4
• Moslem Women the Basis of Moslem Weaknessessayp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Mr. Garvey Is Not Discouragededitorialp. 4
• Cheap Labor Makes Cheap Menessayp. 4
• Editorial Opinion Clippingp. 4
• Liberia and the Flintstone Tire Companyp. 4
• Editorial Opinion Clippingp. 4
• The Negro and ReligionHerbert Adolphus Miller · essayp. 4
• Cost of Education and Self-Helpessayp. 4
• Health Topicsp. 4
• Washing Is Not EnoughDr. B. S. Herbenp. 4
• The Red Cloud in Morocco Baffles White Cloud in EuropeW. P. Cressonp. 4
• Mob Psychology: Survival of Brute and Beast in Manessayp. 4
• Virgin Islands Deserve a Permanent Governmentp. 4
• New Yorkers' Incomes Lead All the Othersp. 4
• Contributors to Black Cross Reserve and Operating FundP. L. Burrows author?p. 5
• Negro Customs Official Indicted by Rum Juryp. 5
• American Aviators in Actionp. 5
• Submarine Reported Off Riff Coastp. 5
• Nicaragua Continues to Lack a Cabinetp. 5
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
• New Orleans DivisionPhilip Clintonp. 6
• West Palm Beach DivisionE. Elizabeth Youngp. 6
• Barberton, Ohio DivisionMorris Simmsp. 6
• Atlanta, Georgia Divisionp. 6
• Oakland, California DivisionMary G. Clarkp. 6
• Detroit, Michigan DivisionMrs. Fred E. Johnsonp. 6
• Cincinnati, Ohio DivisionMrs. Calusta Gilkesp. 6
• Cuban Divisions ConventionJ. M. VandePool; E. C. Benjamin; Luther E. Lintonp. 6
• Nueva Gerona, Cuba DivisionH. C. Dixonp. 6
• Indiana Harbor, Indiana DivisionMiss B. H. Figueroap. 6
• Antilla Divisionp. 6
• Los Angeles Divisionp. 6
• Prichard DivisionRev. W. S. Edwardsp. 6
• Homestead, Pennsylvania Divisionp. 6
• Puerto Cortez, Spanish Honduras DivisionLionel Tathump. 6
• Wilmington, Delaware Divisionp. 6
• Buffalo, New York DivisionMrs. N. Englishp. 6
• New Kensington DivisionJames A. Robinsonp. 6
• Notice to Private Correspondentsp. 6
• Notice to Divisionsp. 6
• Columbus Divisionp. 6
• Spanish Colonel Killed in Rif Artillery Duelp. 6
• 9,000 Census Takers Start State Taskp. 6
• Fifty Natives Slaughteredp. 6
• The Irony of FateOhio State Journal · essayp. 6
• Intensive Campaign Against Tax Dodgersp. 6
• Greek Consul's Life Attempted in Bulgariap. 6
• Our Women and What They ThinkAmy Jacques Garveyp. 7
• The Cause of the Chinese Troublep. 7
• A Million Unemployed in Englandp. 7
• Are the Children Physically Fit for School?Marian Arvine Colemanp. 7
• Travel DiaryHannah Nicholas · essayp. 7
• Slightly Irregularstoryp. 7
• Women Run Newspapersp. 7
• Women of Turkeyp. 7
• United States Club Women in London Draw Color LineJoan Benedictp. 7
• Tuberculosis and Infectious Diseasep. 7
• When Christians Are Silentp. 7
• Reminiscences of a Friendpoemp. 7
• Meeting an Exigencystoryp. 7
• Mortgage and Building Fund Noticep. 7
• Riches of the British Museum, Westminster Abbey, Where Sleep the Illustrious Dead—The Tower of London—The Egyptian Room and the Display of the Ancient Kings—Samples of African Artistryessayp. 8
• Crown Jewelsp. 8
• Universal Negro Improvement Association $50,000 Fundp. 8
• Hon. Marcus Garvey Starts Fund with $50Marcus Garveyp. 8
• Marian Anderson Sings at Lewisohn Stadiump. 8
• British Commonwealth of Nations Threatens Life of Great Britainp. 8
• Corn and Its Waste Productsp. 8
• Spanish Sectionp. 9
• A todas las divisionesP. L. Burrows author?p. 9
• Construcción del nuevo Liberty Hallp. 9
• Estado y patriaessayp. 9
• Otra víctima del salvajismop. 9
• El Hon. Garvey encabeza una contribuciónMarcus Garvey author?p. 9
• Marriages Decrease While Divorces Risep. 9
• Montserrat in History and in CivilizationJay G. Robinson author? · essayp. 9
• Koranessayp. 9
• South African Native's Skullp. 9
• A Martyr of a Great Causeessayp. 9
• To Be Fat More Dangerousp. 9
• New Process Makes Gold Lighterp. 9
• Catgut the Product of Sheep and Not Catsp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• We Set Up Our Own LimitationsE. W. Pinkard author?p. 10
• Why His Heart Thrills With PrideMrs. N. English author?p. 10
• Letter to the EditorR. W. Fowens author?p. 10
• Working Hard Now With Eye on FutureJoslyn Black author?p. 10
• Indifference of the Young to the Future ScoredM. E. Simons author?p. 10
• Prohibition Drive Planned in Englandp. 10
• Famous Band Serenades U. S. Labor Secretariesp. 10
• Sugar Cane First Grown in United States in 1751p. 10
• Prince's Visit to South Africa and the Resultp. 10
• Damascus Peril Alarms Frenchp. 10
• Malaria Now Unknown in All of Swedenp. 10
• Half of North Carolina's Negro High Schools AccreditedC. P. B. author?p. 10
• When Booze and Gasoline Mix on the Roadp. 10
• Negro Preachers' Institutep. 10