Contents

• The Tigereditorialp. 1
• Hampton College Closes Doors as Students Strikep. 2
• Finds Africa Just Like Main Streetp. 2
• While Gold Coast Papers Hit Education Methods: Governor Seeks Light in South of U.S.p. 2
• Emigration to Europe Now Exceeds Immigrationp. 2
• French Pair to Explore Africap. 2
• Approach of the Festive Season Should Mark Renewal of Efforts for Release of Hon. Marcus Garveyeditorialp. 2
• Negro Farms Exhibit at Georgia Fair Shows Much Progressp. 2
• Negro, Alleged Insane, Wounds Twelve and Is Slain After a Two-Hour Siegep. 2
• Aged Negro Flogged, Forced to Sell Farm; Ten Brought to Barp. 2
• A Talented West Indianp. 2
• Didn't Get Itessayp. 2
• The Critic's Estimate of Artistic Achievement of the Negro: Can't Kill Talent by Sowing It with Saltessaypp. 2, 5 ↗
• Heaven Wonders at Indifference of American Negroes to Welfare of Africa, Says Mission Heraldp. 2
• Africans, Versed in Doctrines of Garveyism, Says Dr. Abimber, Preparing Themselves to Strike Blow for Africa's Redemptionp. 3
• Notice to U. N. I. A. Divisionsp. 3
• Snow in Africap. 3
• What Is News?The Nation author? · essayp. 3
• Fisk Pays Tribute to Jubilee SingersVarney author?p. 3
• Women's Eyes Larger Than Those of MenHygela author?p. 3
• White Schools in Mississippi Bar Chinese by Court Rulingp. 3
• Colored Y. M. C. A. Building Nears Completion in Atlantic CityC. P. B. author?p. 3
• The Really Happy Man of Today Never LaughsF. Aveling author?p. 3
• There Are Seventy Negro Women Doctors in the United Statesp. 3
• Mr. H. Delany Appointed Assistant U. S. Attorneyp. 3
• Famous Oak Tree Under Which John Wesley Preached Blown Downp. 3
• Does the Really Happy Person Ever Laugh?essayp. 4
• International Diplomacy Is Without Morals or Mercyeditorialp. 4
• Mr. Garvey as a Poetessayp. 4
• Weakness of the Mexicanseditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. M. Alice Assersionp. 4
• Criticismessayp. 4
• Old, Old Story of a Double-Edged SwordP. C. N. B. author? · essayp. 4
• Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.p. 4
• The Race Questionessayp. 4
• Large Ears and Nostrils Signs of Longevityp. 5
• Russia's Pompeii Undermined by Seap. 5
• Kellogg Planning Supervision of Nicaragua Pollsp. 5
• Legislators Ask President Coolidge to Aid Effort for Elective Governorp. 5
• Send Your Children to SchoolDr. James Bondp. 5
• Hobo Sends $2 for Handout He Received 24 Years Agop. 5
• Divisions Are Urged to Send in Regular Weekly ReportsEditorp. 5
• Tampa, Fla.John H. Clayp. 6
• Los Angeles, Cal.M. C. Bambyp. 6
• Bridgeport, Conn.p. 6
• Donaldsonville, La.S. E. Buchananp. 6
• Remedios, Cubap. 6
• New Orleans, La.p. 6
• Los Angeles Division ReportS. E. Buchananp. 6
• Oakland, Cal.Arthur S. Grayp. 6
• Newark, N. J.p. 6
• Notice Concerning the 26th Division of San Pedro de Macorisp. 6
• Kingston, JamaicaHenrietta Vinton Davis author?p. 6
• Official Notice Regarding UNIA RepresentativesMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 6
• Notice to Readers of The Negro Worldp. 6
• Sección en EspañolProf. M. A. Figueroap. 7
• Prejuicio en la educaciónLa Asociación Universal para el Adelanto de la Raza Negrap. 7
• La salvación de la razaessayp. 7
• ¿Se retira España de Africa?La Prensa, N. Y.p. 7
• Human Race Originated Ten Million Years AgoDudley Joy Morton author? · essayp. 7
• Famous Cat Watches British Museum Entrancestoryp. 7
• Holstein Cow Gives 10 Tons of Milk in a Yearp. 7
• The Negro Will Ever Remain the “Good Servant”essayp. 8
• Gary Strike a Lesson to Raceessayp. 8
• Tribute to T. Thomas Fortunep. 8
• Isaac Newton Was Mistaken for a Triflerstoryp. 8
• Marble Slab Marks Beethoven’s Birthplacep. 8
• Special Notice: Legions, Black Cross Nurses, Motor Corps and JuvenilesCol. Vincent Wattleyp. 8
• Notice: Regulation Uniforms for Officers and Privatesp. 8
• Their Beat Covers 6,000 Square Miles of Sun-Dried LandLawrence G. Greenp. 8
• Indian Chief Nopaltzin’s Simple Plan for Taking Censusstoryp. 8
• Fraudulent Checks Dated 272 B.C.p. 8
• Anthropological Test Determines Parentagep. 8