Contents

• Racial Self-Interest Necessary to ProgressMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 1
• Big Three Astonished Abyssinia's Concession to U.S. Firm to Develop Countryp. 2
• Negro Flogged to Deathp. 2
• Delegates Chosen for Pan-American Congress in Cubap. 2
• Roads So Bad After Rains Farmers Consider Flyingp. 2
• No Decision Yet Made on Mr. Garvey's Last Application for Pardoneditorialp. 2
• A Little Truth and a Little Nonsensep. 2
• Philippine Rule to Stay Under War Secretaryp. 2
• Acquittal of Schwartzbard Feather in Jews' Capessayp. 2
• South Africa's Native Question Discussed by a Man on the Spotessaypp. 2, 7 ↗
• Holds South Africa Quite Free of Britainp. 2
• Florence Mills, Famed Artiste, Paid Remarkable Last Tribute as World Mourns Her PassingErnest K. Lindleypp. 3, 5 ↗
• Expansion Fund DriveMarcus Garveyp. 3
• White and Blackp. 3
• Turkey's Last Census Totals 14,000,000p. 3
• Grasfontein Diggers Stage Diamond Rushp. 3
• U. S. Standard of Living Dwarfs All Known Recordsp. 3
• Notice to Negro World Agentsp. 3
• Don't Forget President-General Garvey and His PardonMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• When the Gifted Die Youngessayp. 4
• Interest Growing in the Negro World Driveeditorialp. 4
• Inviting Help for the African in Africap. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Passenger Plane Pilot Has Flown 300,000 Milesp. 4
• Hampton Institute Is Doingp. 4
• Foreign Students Study Aims and Methodsp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. M. Alice Assersonp. 4
• Healthy Middle AgeDr. M. Alice Assersonp. 4
• Charitypoemp. 4
• To My Friend, Marcus Garveypoemp. 4
• States of India Seek Autonomyp. 4
• Blue Poppy Sought in Wilds of Indiap. 4
• Fisk and Howard Emerge from Gridiron Battle Honors Evenp. 5
• Foreigners Squeal as China Teaches Youthp. 5
• Hens Buried Alive in Snow for 25 Days Survivedp. 5
• First Woman Lord Mayor in Englandp. 5
• Lower Classes Still Exact Pay for Daughters, Who Have Nothing to Say About Selecting Husbandsp. 5
• Policeman's Dive Saves Horse From Suicidep. 5
• Mussolini's Heavy Hand on Petting Partiesp. 5
• Voronoff's Apes Get Joy Ridep. 5
• Slavery Abolished in Sierra Leonep. 5
• German People Urged by Former War Leader to Refuse War Servicep. 5
• X-Ray Is Turned on Cotton to Kill Weevilp. 5
• Tuberculosis Test Is Called Infalliblep. 5
• Gas Flame Splits Steel Foot Thickp. 5
• NEWS AND VIEWS OF U.N.I.A. DIVISIONSp. 6
• Los Angeles Divisionp. 6
• Denver, ColoradoElizabeth Allen author?p. 6
• San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republicp. 6
• Atlanta, GeorgiaMrs. Ruby Barron author?p. 6
• Atlantic City, New Jerseyp. 6
• Toronto, CanadaS. Michael author?p. 6
• New Orleans, LouisianaS. E. Buchanan author?p. 6
• Jamaica, B.W.I.E. E. Whyte author?p. 6
• Bocas del Toro, Panamap. 6
• Brooklyn, New Yorkp. 6
• Divisions Must Not Entertain Speakers Claiming to Represent Parent Body Who Cannot Show Properly Signed Credentialsp. 6
• Notice to Readers of The Negro Worldp. 6
• Important Noticep. 6
• Garvey y Mussolini: «¿El Estado? Yo soy el Estado!»p. 7
• Mensaje semanal del Presidente GeneralMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 7
• El imperialismo en la América Hispanap. 7
• Scientists Hope to Solve Puzzling Problems of the Third Dynastyp. 7
• Adieu, Ye Brothers of That Countrystoryp. 7
• Bulwer Failed to Win Girl He Lovedstoryp. 7
• The Negro and the World WarJohn Cary, Jr. author? · essayp. 8
• Only One U.N.I.A.; Garvey Is the Leading ManArthur S. Gray author?p. 8
• Japan Bans Manual Labor for Its Soldiersp. 8
• "Crooke Six" Entertain Hospital Patients; To Be Heard Over WLAFp. 8
• Russian Capitalists Join the Red Armyp. 8