Contents

• Race's Destiny Not To Be Trifled WithMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Man's Relationship to GodMarcus Garvey · editorialpp. 2–3
• Laying Plans to Corral Wealth of Richest Continent in the World While 400,000,000 Black Men Look On ComplacentlyLouis P. Bowler author?p. 2
• Porto Ricans Plead for Freedom or for Citizenshipp. 2
• Premier Poincare Distrusts Telephonep. 2
• Anonymous Gift to Reduce the National Debtp. 2
• Guatemala Women Praise Sandinop. 2
• Pleas for Charity Heaviest in Yearsp. 2
• African Prelate Enlightens W. Va. Audience on Africa's Contribution to Civilizationp. 2
• Encouraging Report on Good-Will Campaign in State of Alabamap. 2
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Presseditorialpp. 2, 5 ↗
• No More Will Negroes Bear Arms Against Africans at Behest of European Powers, Says Veteranp. 3
• Rev. Harrison Enthusesp. 3
• Past Achievementsp. 3
• Privation in New Jerseyp. 3
• The Only Wayp. 3
• Afternoon Meetingp. 3
• Official UNIA Notice: Appointment of General Vincent Wattleyp. 3
• God Gave You Allp. 3
• Bonaparte Understood Godp. 3
• All Wealth Is of Godp. 3
• List of Donors to the Universal Liberty University Appealp. 3
• Decline in Births Abroad Attributed to Fear of Warp. 3
• Negro World Expansion Fundp. 3
• The High Art of Thinking in Terms of Your Own Coloreditorialp. 4
• East Indians Fighting for a Square Dealp. 4
• What Do You Need to Buy?essayp. 4
• The Negro World Subscription Contestp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Homely PhilosophyGeorgia Douglas Johnson author? · essayp. 4
• Sad Plight of the Virgin Islandersp. 4
• Oh, Ye of Little Faithessayp. 4
• The Man Who Winspoemp. 4
• Doctors Have Longest, Bookkeepers Shortest Lives, Figures Showp. 4
• Health TopicsDr. M. Alice Assersonp. 4
• Safeguard for Every ChildDr. M. Alice Assersonp. 4
• Measles—How to Prevent and Treat the Diseasep. 4
• Hubby Can't Command Wifep. 4
• Helpful Hintsp. 4
• Porto Rico Asks for the Status of a Dominionp. 5
• India in Upheaval Over British Affrontp. 5
• Lord Birkenhead Denies That Coin Guided Careerp. 5
• King Oyo of Ugandap. 5
• Bloomers Are Ordered; Roll Stockings Barredp. 5
• Teach Medicine New Way at Yalep. 5
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
• Los Angeles Divisionp. 6
• Chapter 5-A Mass Meetingp. 6
• Liberty Hall Installation of OfficersMiss Fanny Haguesp. 6
• La Africa BranchW. B. Lewisp. 6
• East Brooklyn ChapterMrs. Alice Storeyp. 6
• The Funeral of Amos Reid at Vertientesp. 6
• Montclair Mass MeetingW. Morrison Wrightp. 6
• Chicago Divisionp. 6
• Newark DivisionMaude Lawsonp. 6
• Bridgeport DivisionMrs. Mamie Blandp. 6
• Mass Meeting at Liberty HallMary Allsopp. 6
• Oakland Division No. 188W. A. Deanep. 6
• Camden Division ReorganizedCharles I. Jamesp. 6
• Brooklyn Division Women's MeetingLionel L. Richardsonp. 6
• Trenton Division: Garvey, the Man of the Hourp. 6
• Special Message to Officers and Members of Divisions and Chaptersp. 6
• Columbus DivisionMrs. Fred E. Johnsonp. 6
• Special Notice to Allp. 6
• Notice to U.N.I.A. DivisionsMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Sección en Españolp. 7
• ¿Por qué teme el blanco que Marcus Garvey unifique la raza negra?Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• La Tribuna de Costa Rica y Marcus Garveyp. 7
• Hittites Tablet, 3,000 Years Old, Decipheredp. 7
• Some Newspapers Issued That Public Never Seesp. 7
• Air-Mail Line to Paris Plannedp. 7
• Not One Rail Passenger Killed in Septemberp. 7
• He Sees Through the Doctor's Camouflageeditorialp. 8
• Lindbergh's Triumph: A Lesson to NegroesCyril H. Hepburn · essayp. 8
• Japan's General Electionp. 8
• No! No! It Cannot BeB. B. S.p. 8