Contents

• Opportunity for Non-Members of the U.N.I.A. to Cooperate for Marcus Garvey's Releaseeditorialp. 1
• Africans Will Not Subscribe to Doctrine of the White Man Being Master and the Black Man a ServantR. V. Selope-Themap. 2
• Experimenting with Radio Set, Talks to African Republic 5,000 Miles Awayp. 2
• Women in State Legislaturesp. 2
• Warfare Nears Shanghaip. 2
• Robber League the Plaything of Big Powersp. 2
• American Jews Highly Represented on Council of Jewish Rightsp. 2
• Panama Liberals Charge Intervention Plotp. 2
• Porto Rico Seeks American Capitalp. 2
• Dictator's Candidates for National Assembly Are Unanimously Chosenp. 2
• Man Dies Watching Over Bedridden Sisterstoryp. 2
• Expansion Fund DriveMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Calls Policy One of “Witless Invasion and Intervention”p. 3
• Porto Rico’s Tradep. 3
• Citizens’ Welfare Council Harlem Opening Forump. 3
• Heavy Penalties in Race Suicidep. 3
• Workers’ Revolt at Haiphongp. 3
• Automobile Accidents in New York Cityp. 3
• Religious Conflicts Between Hindus and Muslims in Indiap. 3
• Motor Trip to the Arctic Circlep. 3
• Negro World Expansion Fundp. 3
• Race Suicide in Britainp. 3
• UNIA Division Newsp. 3
• Official UNIA Notice on Field Workers and RepresentativesMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Mr. Garvey, the Father of International Race Co-operationeditorialp. 4
• The Enterprising White Raceeditorialp. 4
• The Battle Hymn of AfricaMarcus Garvey · poemp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Pope Sends Greeting to Negro Catholics in 3-Day Conventionp. 4
• National Bar Association to Fight Jim Crow Lawsp. 4
• The Pan-American Union Established in 1890p. 4
• Minorities to Get Seatp. 4
• Abraham Lincoln and Slaveryessayp. 4
• Peep Behind the Scenesessayp. 4
• When Conscience Callseditorialp. 4
• The Hated Truthessayp. 4
• Little Wiles That Emasculateeditorialp. 4
• African Funeral Dirge Sung at Memorial Service to the Late Dr. Kwegyir-Aggreyp. 4
• White “Justice” Surpasses Man’s UnderstandingArnold J. Lecesne · essayp. 5
• U. S. Holds 16 of 84 World Air Recordsp. 5
• The Amistadessayp. 5
• Some Kinds of Hawks Friends of the Farmerp. 5
• Thomas Moses Rises from Mule Driver to Company Presidentp. 5
• Tests Planned to Send Images Over Ocean by Radio from Londonp. 5
• Nothing Taught by World Warp. 5
• 225,000 Horses, Mules and Cattle Destroyed in Mississippi Areap. 5
• New Orleans Branch of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationS. E. Buchanan author?p. 5
• News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
• Monthly Subject for Discussion: What Are the Real Causes of Most Wars?p. 6
• August Holiday CelebrationsArnold J. Lecesne author?p. 6
• Barberton, Ohiop. 6
• Belize, British HondurasC. E. Douglass author?p. 6
• Luderitz, South-West AfricaFitz H. Headley author?p. 6
• Morón, Camagüey, CubaMrs. R. Duncan author?p. 6
• Miami, FloridaG. E. J. Scott author?p. 6
• Sydney, Nova Scotia: Death of James Hoytep. 6
• Toronto, CanadaS. Michael author?p. 6
• Yonkers, New Yorkp. 6
• Sydney, Nova Scotia: Garvey Day ObservanceAdelena Wilson author?p. 6
• Detroit Division Conventionp. 6
• Hatney, CameroonAlaric T. Welsh author?p. 6
• Spanish Sectionp. 7
• El gran triunfo de Marcus Garvey y de la causa que patrocinaeditorialp. 7
• Luchas religiosas en la Indiap. 7
• El futuro de las nacionesessayp. 7
• Controversia judicial en la Zona del Canal de Panamáp. 7
• Otro caso de azotep. 7
• The Memoirs of Abd-el-Krimessayp. 7
• The People's Forump. 8
• The Negro Must Wake or He Will Be LostVirnon P. Greensladep. 8
• Negroes Are Too Easily BlindedMrs. Josephine Dunkrettp. 8
• Some African (Yoruba) Proverbsessayp. 8
• A Message Prepared Especially for the Membership of the U.N.I.A. in Panama and Costa RicaB. J. E. St. Rosep. 8