Contents

• Our ProgrammeMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Acts to Talk: Il Duce Warns Tyrol Criticsp. 2
• Agreement Reached on Tangierp. 2
• Drive Here to Aid Sandinop. 2
• Nordic Savagery in U.S. Southp. 2
• Two Negro Men Mutilated by Mississippi Mobp. 2
• Lynching in Africa Is Narrowly Avertedp. 2
• Governor Saves Life of Hayes Leonardp. 2
• King of Afghansp. 2
• Senator Dill Demands Withdrawal of Marinesp. 2
• 247,227 Teachers Seek to Increase Usefulnessp. 2
• New Crisis Caused When Nationalists Reject British Pactp. 2
• Japan-Siam Society Proposedp. 2
• Porto Rican Women Seek Suffragep. 2
• Universal Negro Improvement Association Wins Morter Will CaseS. A. Haynes author?p. 2
• New Immigration Quotas Benefit Irish Free Statep. 2
• Goldsmith Script Netsp. 2
• Boycott of Mencken for Year Suggestedp. 2
• Results of 9 Years of Garveyism Reviewed by Hon. E. B. Knox as White Student Body Lends Earp. 3
• Mme. Erimber's AddressMme. M. L. T. Ebimberp. 3
• Mr. C. F. Fannin's AddressC. F. Fanninp. 3
• Hon. E. B. Knox's AddressE. B. Knoxp. 3
• Professor Howell's AddressClarence V. Howellp. 3
• 500 Men 500p. 3
• The Negro Who Has Eyes, But Sees NotMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• The Rights of UNIA Membersp. 4
• We Want 20,000,000 Members for 1929p. 4
• Self-Government for Whites; Dictatorship for Blackseditorialp. 4
• A Job for ParentsDr. M. Alice Assersonp. 4
• Columbia Adds to Tests for Law School Entrantsp. 4
• Diamond Field in South Africap. 4
• 135th Street Library Notesp. 4
• Loan Sharks Reapp. 4
• ToleranceGeorgia Douglas Johnson · poemp. 4
• Japanese Forge Ahead in Flying and Aerial Research—Trans-Pacific Plane Fails to Receive Government O.K. as Airworthyp. 5
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 5
• Alabama Is Sure Humming on Good Schoolsp. 5
• Plans 20,000-Mile Air Trip to Africap. 5
• British College Expenses Exceed Those in U.S.p. 5
• Yearly Health Examination Urged for Harlem Residentsp. 5
• West Indian Negro Labor Excluded from Cubap. 5
• An Ostrich's Extraordinary Dietp. 5
• Proper to Kill Witch, Court Rules, Frees Fourp. 5
• Have 577 Tribes, 150 Tonguesp. 5
• France's Future Armyp. 5
• Revolt in the Desertp. 5
• Yonkers Division Meetingsp. 6
• Banes, Oriente, CubaS. E. Gaynor author?p. 6
• Kinston DivisionDavid Warren author?p. 6
• Divisional ActivitiesThe Editors author?p. 6
• Newark BranchMinnie L. Bland author?p. 6
• Milwaukee DivisionMattie Fountain author?p. 6
• Port Limon Division ConferenceC. Constantine Cornwall author?p. 6
• Guacimo, Costa Ricap. 6
• Atlantic City, N.J.D. W. Hudson author?p. 6
• Los Angeles, Cal.p. 6
• Special Message to Officers and Members of Divisions and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garvey author?p. 6
• Nuevitas, Camagüey, CubaJoseph Zephie author?p. 6
• Boston, Mass.p. 6
• El comercio de carne humanap. 7
• Perdiendo terreno moralp. 7
• Sobre la ocupación de Haitíp. 7
• Pantalones prohibidos en Somalilandp. 7
• El machete del general Antonio Maceop. 7
• Special NoticeMarcus Garveyp. 7
• Chattanooga Defense Casep. 7
• Four Women Pallbearers at Recluse's Funeralp. 7
• Arabs and Jewsp. 7
• A Hundred Years of Married Lifep. 7
• Honesty Is What We NeedLily Culmerp. 8
• Now We Know Why the N.A.A.C.P. Existsp. 8
• Words Derived from Proper Nounsessayp. 8
• Many French Newspapers More Than 100 Years Oldp. 8
• Moscow Rid of 2,000 Homeless Childrenp. 8
• Babylonian Tablet Tells Nuptial Compactp. 8
• Wine and Bananas for Moscow's Orang-Utansp. 8