Contents

• Majority Group Will Always Override the Minority—To Escape This Evil Build Independently in AfricaMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Five Million Ask Coolidge to Set Garvey Freepp. 2–3
• Clarence Darrow Tells New York Negroes a Few Home TruthsClarence Darrowp. 2
• Capture of Medina Regarded as Seriousp. 2
• Those Who Will Not Work Will Be Found to Be Troublesome Negroesp. 2
• Negroes Will Not Receive a Square Deal Until There Is Less Talk and More Practice of the Tenets of Christianityessayp. 2
• Colonel Sherrill's Going From Washington, D.C., a Boon to Negroesp. 2
• Tuskegee Youths' Meetingp. 2
• Redeeming the Lynching State of Mississippip. 2
• North Harlem Community Council Benefit Vaudeville Performancep. 2
• Polygamy by Husband's Fiatp. 2
• Rev. J. D. Barber's AppealJ. D. Barber author?p. 3
• Bishop McGuire's AddressGeorge A. McGuirep. 3
• School Conditions in LouisianaJennie Pincusp. 3
• When Will United States Right the Wrongs Being Done to Haiti?p. 3
• Georgia Frees Negro Who Feared Mob Rulep. 3
• Gen. Wood Vetoes Bill for Filipino Plebiscitep. 3
• Negro Spiritualsessayp. 3
• Christmas Pardon for President-General GarveyWilliam L. Sherrill · editorialp. 4
• Gloomy Outlook for Great Britain's Futureessayp. 4
• Telling 'Civilization' the Truthp. 4
• President Coolidge Praises the Negro Peopleeditorialp. 4
• President Coolidge Bespeaks Justice for the Negro Peoplep. 4
• Convict Camps and Their Barbaritiesp. 4
• A Million Dollars a Day for Fouressayp. 4
• Industrial and Commercial Influences Changing Africap. 4
• The Flower I Know as You!poemp. 4
• Digging Up the Dead Past of Old Egyptp. 4
• Arabs Say Druses Kill 1,000 Frenchp. 4
• Tuateras Supposed to Be Oldest Type of Animalp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• East Indian Struggle for Justice Under British Rulep. 4
• Prepare for War, Mussolini Warnsp. 4
• South Africa Seeks American Tradep. 5
• Birth Rate Is Lowest Recorded in Americap. 5
• Mystics Who Have Mastered the Power of Mind Over Matterp. 5
• Business Training Urgedp. 5
• Birth of Christessayp. 5
• German Shepherd Dog Existed in 5700 B.C.p. 5
• One-Man Tanks May Play Important Part in Future Warsp. 5
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
• Notice: Committee on JusticeMarcus Garvey Committee on Justicep. 6
• Sagua La Grande, CubaEdwin Bailey author?p. 6
• Remedios, CubaW. O. Small author?p. 6
• Detroit, Mich.p. 6
• Boston, Mass.p. 6
• St. Louis, Mo.Ezra Emory author?p. 6
• New Waterford, N. S.p. 6
• Chicago, Ill.p. 6
• Montclair, N. J.p. 6
• Denver, Coloradop. 6
• Muskogee, Okla.p. 6
• New York, N. Y.J. E. Samuels author?p. 6
• Notice: Communications for Hon. Marion Garveyp. 6
• Cueto, Oriente, Cubap. 6
• Central Elia, CubaI. Welsh author?p. 6
• Ceigo de Avila, CubaAlbertha Sydney author?p. 6
• Baton Rouge, La.Clara Anderson author?p. 6
• Atlanta, Ga.p. 6
• Woman's Function in Lifeessayp. 7
• The Home of the Futurep. 7
• Diets and Food ValuesBlack Cross Nurses of New Yorkp. 7
• Notes of Interestp. 7
• The Chinese Have Not ForgottenJ. H. Dalson author?p. 7
• A Student's Convictionessayp. 7
• England Sheds Tears for Oilp. 7
• In Deep Watersstoryp. 7
• A Wise Guystoryp. 7
• Elbert Hubbard's CreedElbert Hubbard · essayp. 7
• Beware of Bachelors!essayp. 7
• Alleged British Spy Caught in Francep. 7
• Date Crackerspp. 7–8
• One Divorce for Every 10 Marriages in 1924p. 8
• Why Mere Men Are Generally EgotistsLady Norah Bentinck · essayp. 8
• Kansas City Hospital Receives $65,000 GiftC. P. B.p. 8
• Ancient Tuareg Royal Tomb Unearthed in the Saharap. 8
• Crisp Ginger Cookiesp. 8
• Near East Relief Reports Syrian Refugee Crisisp. 8
• English Theatre Christmas Bills Cut Out Ragtimep. 8
• Women's Hour on the Radiop. 8
• Admiral Von Tirpitz Advocates Abolition of Submarinesp. 8
• The African Origin of American Negro Spiritualsessayp. 8
• As Much as the Portuguese Will Ever Do for Africaessayp. 8
• God—But Do We?essayp. 8
• Nuestro elemento dotado de todas las facultades para su restablecimientoMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 9
• Informe anual del Departamento de Trabajo sobre inmigraciónp. 9
• Distribuyéndose lo ajenop. 9
• Voluntad soberanap. 9
• La tensión entre dos razasp. 9
• A todas las divisiones, capítulos, ramales y miembros de la organizaciónMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Africa and the Modern PressJ. M. Stuart-Young · essayp. 9
• Early American Settlers and Their DescendantsMarquise de Fontenoyp. 9
• Tyndale's Bible First Printed 400 Years Agop. 9
• Chiding Himstoryp. 9
• 3.5 Percent in U.S.p. 9
• 470-Year-Old Bible to Be Auctioned Herep. 9
• We Must Show Spirit to Get What Is OursRudolph A. Folkes author?p. 10
• Negroes Must Build—Profiting from the PresentJ. Van Lear author?p. 10
• Likes Co-operative Farming Plan for Cubap. 10
• Incarceration of Garvey—An Awakening to CubaMrs. E. M. Wilmot author?p. 10
• Reminds Negroes of Great Leader's SufferingA Loyal Member author?p. 10
• Slave Mother Who Reared Sons to High Posts, Diesp. 10
• Three Women Now Sit in Congressp. 10
• A $10 Deposit to Promote Thriftp. 10
• Negro Enters Championship ContestC. P. B. author?p. 10
• English Widows Losing in the Marriage Racep. 10
• Southwest Africa Under Self-Governmentp. 10