Contents

• In Plea for Racial Solidarity: Bids Negroes Remember They Are the Balance of PowerMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Marcus Garvey Was Right, Says Negro Paper, Lauding Vision of Famous LeaderChicago World · editorialp. 2
• Release GarveyThe Monitor · editorialp. 2
• France Will Have None of Naval Limitationp. 2
• Filipino Radicalsp. 2
• Arabs Among Others From the West Deportedp. 2
• Jones-Rhinelander Marriage Tragedy to Be Ended Soonp. 2
• Mrs. Rhinelander to Start Suitp. 2
• African Grebo: Hardest Languagep. 2
• Pres. Coolidge Asked to Free Marcus Garvey at Eastertidep. 2
• The Inferiority Complexessayp. 2
• French and Spanish Put Heads Together as Riffians Carry On Revoltp. 2
• White Control in China Endspp. 2, 6 ↗
• Hon. Fred A. Toote, Reviewing Year's Work of Administration, Thanks the Membershippp. 2–3
• Hon. J. A. Craigen's AddressJ. A. Craigenpp. 2–3
• With the Hon. Marcus GarveyJ. A. Craigenpp. 2–3
• Madame De Mena's Good Workpp. 2–3
• Some Interesting Facts of Chinese Contact with the West Gleaned From White Men's Reference Booksp. 3
• Railwaysp. 3
• Extra-territorialityp. 3
• Boxer Uprisingp. 3
• Paganism Revival Seen by PastorRev. William Thomson Hanzschep. 3
• Florida Convicts Shackle Boss to Tree in Swampp. 3
• The Farthing Doomed to Disappearp. 3
• My MotherMarcus Garvey · poemp. 3
• Distressing Economic ConditionsFred A. Tootep. 3
• Hon. Fred A. Toote's AddressFred A. Tootep. 3
• Schemes That FailedFred A. Tootep. 3
• Soldiers in the CauseFred A. Tootep. 3
• James Garneth Carter and the Liberian Missionp. 4
• What the White Man Is Fighting for in Yellow Chinaeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Save Liberty Hall to the Associationeditorialp. 4
• Russian Communism Rattling the White Dry Boneseditorialp. 4
• The Universal Negro Improvement Associationessayp. 4
• Fight! Fight! Fight!editorialp. 4
• Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, and Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, of The Negro Worldp. 4
• Advance! Save Liberty HallFred A. Tootep. 5
• Annual Assessment Tax NoticeFred A. Tootep. 5
• Iroquois Indians—On the War Path: Hundreds of People Slainp. 6
• Mr. Craigen Describes Incidents of Closing Days of Wide TourJ. A. Craigenp. 6
• Scientists Have Lonely Job in AfricaClinton W. Gilbertp. 6
• Men's Feet Shrinking; Women's Getting Biggerp. 6
• No Immigrant Comes This Year from 16 Small Countries, but Quotas of Large Nations Are Nearly Filledp. 6
• Italy's Army Drives Tribesmen in Africap. 6
• The Old Hebrewstoryp. 6
• A Jamaica Newspaper Would Solve Problem of Color by SilenceArnold J. Lecesnep. 6
• Moslems Aroused by Polygamy Banp. 6
• Listen, Women!essayp. 7
• Notes of Interestp. 7
• Italy's Obsessionp. 7
• Ain't It the Truth?essayp. 7
• An Informal British-American Alliancep. 7
• The Agonies of Warp. 7
• Australians Enslave Black WomenFrank Anstey author?p. 7
• Women’s Political School in Chinap. 7
• The Homeessayp. 7
• Chesterfieldian Papastoryp. 7
• Rice with Tomatoes and Peppersp. 7
• There Is a Poem in Every HeartMargaret Sangster · poemp. 7
• Egyptian Ulemas Defend Polygamyp. 7
• Ideas Are More Real Than ThingsRemsen B. Ogilby author? · essayp. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionspp. 8–9
• Pittsburgh, Pa.Mrs. Louise Lowards author?p. 8
• Oakland, Cal.p. 8
• Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I.Arnold J. Lecerne author?p. 8
• Philadelphia, Pa.Laura D. Johnson author?p. 8
• Noticep. 8
• Berkley-Norfolk, Va.p. 8
• Sagua-La-Grande, C. A.Simon A. Taylor author?p. 8
• Guacimo, Costa RicaW. B. Lewis author?p. 8
• Newcastle, Costa Ricap. 8
• Estrada, Costa RicaJ. N. Malcolm author?p. 8
• Berkley Division Women's DepartmentN. S. Small author?p. 8
• East St. Louis, Ill.Ruth Taylor author?p. 8
• Los Angeles, Cal.Mrs. M. C. Bembry author?p. 8
• Central Macareno, CubaR. A. Kerr author?p. 8
• Biloxi, Miss.p. 8
• La Ceiba, Spanish HondurasA. Pollard author?p. 8
• Hamtramck, Mich.p. 8
• La ocupación de Haití y la situación política haitianap. 9
• La influencia china en el Egiptop. 9
• La inmigración extranjera en los Estados Unidosp. 9
• Kansas City, KansasG. D. Duncanp. 9
• Banes, Oriente, Cubap. 9
• Denver, ColoradoMrs. Kate Finnerp. 9
• Forty Spanish Soldiers Killed in Moroccop. 9
• French Now Consider a Sahara RailwayMichel Raineaup. 9
• Trying to Force Fool Style for Menp. 9
• Scientists Seek Life Secret in Whalesp. 9
• The People's Forump. 10
• Opposition Ought to Increase Our ProgressS. E. Buchanan author?p. 10
• Race Must Be Led by Its Strongest Membersp. 10
• African Natives Under European DominationChiphe Chikanda author?p. 10
• Easter Entertainmentp. 10
• The Present Situationp. 10
• 42 Natives Who Could Not or Would Not Pay Poll Tax Sent to Jailp. 10
• British Expedition into Northern Burmap. 10
• Health TopicsDr. M. Alice Asbersonp. 10
• Consider the Work Your Feet Do!Dr. M. Alice Asbersonp. 10
• Population of Brazil Estimated at 37,350,000p. 10