Contents

• A Grave Twentieth Century Erroreditorialp. 1
• Dr. Sacasa Sees Loss of Life as Sequel to U.S. Military Policyp. 2
• Great Britain Ready to Recognize Regime of Diazp. 2
• Better-Dead-Than-Alive Negro, with the Slave-Spirit Barnacles Still Clinging to Him, Philosophizes as Only the Fool Canessayp. 2
• The Tangier Squabblep. 2
• Brazil Investing in Railway Locomotivesp. 2
• Bill to Compel Aliens to Register Every Year and Carry Identification Goes to Committeepp. 2, 6 ↗
• Bestial White Beats, Rapes Negro Girlp. 2
• Peace in Syria Foreseenp. 2
• Young White Girl and Four Men Flog Negro and His Wifep. 2
• Six Men Whip Preacherp. 2
• A Philosophic Anarchist: Henry L. Menckenessayp. 2
• $1,000,000 for Palestinep. 2
• No Floors in House, She Sues for Divorcep. 2
• White Men's Scramble for Africa's Diamonds Provides Paltry Comedyp. 2
• New Bill Gives Indians in South Africa Terms Still Denied to Nativesp. 2
• Biggest Diamond Rush in History Ends in Disorder When Hired Runners Beat the Starter's Gunp. 2
• Hon. F. A. Toote Calls Upon the Membership to “Close Ranks”p. 3
• Hon. W. A. Wallace’s AddressW. A. Wallace · essayp. 3
• ResponsibilityF. Levi Lord · essayp. 3
• Close RanksF. A. Toote · essayp. 3
• Negro Welfare Work in North CarolinaC. P. B. author?p. 3
• Anti-Lynching Bill and Negro Rightsp. 3
• Did Africans Discover America?p. 3
• World Facing “New Dark Age”p. 3
• White or “Colored”? “Colored,” Says Woman; White, Says Judgep. 3
• For Better Relations Between the Races in Alabama Statep. 3
• Race Relations Taught in Many Texas Collegesp. 3
• War Spirit Abroad Everywhereeditorialp. 4
• Whites Fighting for Bread in Africap. 4
• Moral Filth in Literature and Showeditorialp. 4
• How Stands the Savings Account?p. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Crime and Suicide Among Young People—A Mystery and Menacep. 4
• The Way to Be a Bad Parentessayp. 4
• What We Believep. 4
• Hail! United States of Africa!poemp. 4
• Some Things Garveyites Should KnowS. A. Haynes · essayp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. M. Alice Abersonp. 4
• The Proper Care of MilkDr. M. Alice Abersonp. 4
• Attitude of Britishers Toward Natives a Disgrace—Some Puzzling and Conflicting Pronouncements by Men in High Placesessayp. 5
• Many U.S. Students Now in Francep. 5
• Oil Fuel Increases Speed of Warshipsp. 5
• Gold Mine in Strawp. 5
• The Prince of Wales Poses as Farmerp. 5
• Hon. Jos. A. Craigen Records His Impressions While on a Visit to Southern U. S. CitiesJos. A. Craigen · essayp. 6
• Notice to AdvertisersErnest E. Mair; Harold G. Saltus author?p. 6
• Diaz Outlines Proposals for U. S. Protectoratep. 6
• Interracial Commission Declares Progress Made in Many Directionsp. 6
• Donations in Aid of the World-Wide Drive for Membership and Fundsp. 6
• First American White Child Was of Scandinavian Originp. 6
• Man Is Gossip, Not Woman, Says Bishopp. 6
• Our Women and What They ThinkAmy Jacques Garveyp. 7
• Five Million Dollars for German Propaganda in 1927editorialp. 7
• Automatic Talking Machine Changes Records Automaticallyp. 7
• Future United States Seen as Overpopulatedp. 7
• Georg Brandes, Great Dane, Dead at 85 Yearsp. 7
• On Tiptoepoemp. 7
• Notes of Interestp. 7
• Envy Obstacle to Successessayp. 7
• Italy Scowls at FranceT. J. O'Flahertyp. 7
• United States Populationp. 7
• Ask Yourself This Questionessayp. 7
• Armaments Necessary to Independenceessayp. 7
• Says Ex-Kaiser Is Kin of Noahp. 7
• Sunshine Beneficial to Babiesp. 7
• Chop Suey a Novelty to Chinese in Chinap. 7
• Recipep. 7
• Eggs New Orleans Stylep. 7
• Hightower Hints to BeautyMadame Maglo Hightowerp. 7
• First Cook Book on Record Written in 1390p. 7
• The Minds of Men and Women Differessayp. 7
• Woman for President of the United StatesIda Clyde Clarke author?p. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 8
• Los Angeles, Cal.Mrs. M. C. Bembry author?p. 8
• New Haven, Conn.p. 8
• Florida, Cam., CubaHannah H. Reid author?p. 8
• Tela, Honduras, C. A.W. B. McDougall author?p. 8
• Los Angeles, Cal.p. 8
• Porto Barrios, C. A.p. 8
• Woodstock, South AfricaK. J. Nomanol author?p. 8
• New Orleans, La.Lillie A. Jones author?p. 8
• Central Baguanos, Cubap. 8
• Kingston, Jamaicap. 8
• Montreal, Canadap. 8
• Las Cascadas, C. Z.Chas. H. Aberdeen author?p. 8
• Pittsburgh, Pa.Mrs. Louise J. Edwards author?p. 8
• Toronto, Canadap. 8
• Notice to DivisionsW. A. Wallacep. 8
• Spanish SectionProf. M. A. Figueroap. 9
• Chen y Garvey: La acción de dos hombresessayp. 9
• Magazine Sectionp. 9
• Rare Books on Negro Literature in the Schomburg CollectionCarnegie Corporation author?p. 9
• It Is Better to Lose with a Conscience Cleanpoemp. 9
• Love, Beauty and AmbitionE. E. Mair · poemp. 9
• Negro Womanhood A Glorious CreationMrs. Armelia Minyard author?p. 10
• Negro Measured By AccomplishmentT. H. Seals author?p. 10
• Toil and Suffering Price of Victoryp. 10
• Rodman Wanamaker Offers $1,000 in Prizes To Negro Composersp. 10
• United States Leads In Salt Productionp. 10
• White Oligarchy Must Go and Give Way to Universal Democracyp. 10
• Berlin Mashers Face Drastic Penaltiesp. 10
• London Skirts to Be Shorter, If Possiblep. 10
• Poisoned Liquor Deaths Showing Gainsp. 10
• Moroccan Tribes Still Fightingp. 10
• Flappers Are Defended By Episcopalian Bishopp. 10
• Civil War Widows Receive Pension Increasep. 10
• S. Africa Communists Protest Dismissal of Two I. C. U. Officialsp. 10
• Reform in “Yes” and “No” Now Sought Forp. 10
• Bicycle to Automobilep. 10