Contents
- Hon. Marcus Garvey Was Sent to Prison by an Appeal to Passion and Prejudicep. 1
- To Warn His White Brethren They Are Headed to Disasterp. 2
- White Solidarity No Longer Existsp. 2
- A Crime Against Humanityp. 2
- Racial Conflicts All Over the Worldp. 2
- The Mixing of the Racesp. 2
- Rhinelander and Negro Girl He Married Again Headed to the Courts—Wife Seeks Financial Securityp. 2
- Mrs. Rhinelander Worriedp. 2
- Would Serve by Mailp. 2
- Haiti's Government to Be Regularized in 1936p. 2
- What Men Want to Do They Can Dop. 2
- Negro Population of New York Is 259,800p. 2
- Health Center for Harlem's Children Is Under Considerationp. 2
- Average Weekly Deaths in the Big Citiesp. 2
- European Leaders Hold Fascism Is Frame for Mussolinip. 2
- Movement to Aid Negroes from the Southp. 2
- Gasoline Is Driving Out Caste Distinctions in Indiap. 2
- Nicaraguans Urged to Boycott Elections Under American Supervisionp. 2
- "Black and Tan" and "Lily White" Factions in Southp. 2
- Decision Up to Conventionp. 2
- Harlem Dancer Creates Riot in Praguep. 2
- Girls Who Leave School Early Risk Losing Their Fullest Possibilitiesp. 2
- Speakers Pay Tribute to Marcus Garvey, Who Is Pleading the Cause of the Negro Race at the Bar of the Nations of Europe—Say He Stands in a Class by Himselfp. 3
- Mr. Pettin Speaksp. 3
- Mr. Harrison Speaksp. 3
- Mr. Smith Speaksp. 3
- Mr. Lee Speaksp. 3
- The Path to Progressp. 3
- Mme. Ebimber's Addressp. 3
- Navy Doctor Resigns in Protest on the U.S. Policy in Nicaraguap. 3
- Early Mayan Relics Found in Lime Caves of British Hondurasp. 3
- Black Cross Nurses of British Honduras Pass Examinationp. 3
- $1,243,920,000 Cost of U.S. Charity in 1928p. 3
- New Members Appointed to Harlem Health Committeep. 3
- Handy, Negro Composer, Father of 'Blues,' Will Give Series of Concertsp. 3
- Jazz Is Jazz; Blues Are Bluesp. 3
- Mr. Fortune Improvingp. 3
- Moderates and Extremists Firmly United in Stand for Equal Rights in Reform Plan—Equal Representation on Commission Demandedp. 3
- Must Get Natives' Supportp. 3
- Demand Representationp. 3
- Charges Secretary Hoover Seeks Votes by Non-Segregation Policyp. 3
- Quarrel Over Cuban Flag Provokes Duel Challengep. 3
- The Negro's Votep. 4
- New York's Finestp. 4
- Economic Strangulation, Industrial Discrimination and Social Ostracism—Are We Downhearted? No!p. 4
- The Negro Will Not Be Deniedp. 4
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
- Negroes in New Yorkp. 4
- Efficiency and Youp. 4
- Peace Impossible Unlessp. 4
- The Negro Problemp. 4
- Some Things They Sayp. 4
- Star Nova Pictoris Has Split Into Four Partsp. 4
- Scientists Debate the Origin of Manp. 5
- Appeal for Aid to the Miami Divisionp. 5
- Health Topics: Breakfastp. 5
- Contributions to the Universal Liberty University Drivep. 5
- Famine in North China Grips 3,000,000 Peoplep. 5
- They Do Not Want to Marry Lindberghp. 5
- Hongkong Organizes First Baseball Leaguep. 5
- The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
- Brooklyn Division No. 2p. 6
- East-Brooklyn Chapterp. 6
- Notice to Ellen Plumerp. 6
- Newark Divisionp. 6
- Cleveland Divisionp. 6
- The Virginia Campaignp. 6
- Montreal Division's Ninth Anniversaryp. 6
- Women's Dayp. 6
- Toronto Divisionp. 6
- Oakland Divisionp. 6
- Chicago Division No. 23p. 6
- New Haven Division No. 29p. 6
- Mensaje del Presidente Generalp. 7
- La asociación es protección y salvaciónp. 7
- Haití y su gobiernop. 7
- El costo de intervenciónp. 7
- Race, Culture and National Rightsp. 7
- Africa Fifty Years Ago and Nowp. 8
- Marcus Garvey Goesp. 8
- The White Man Plansp. 8
- To Ask for Justicep. 8
- For His Own Benefitp. 8
- The Test of Manp. 8
- "Second Messiah" Returns to U.S.p. 8
- Collection of Famous Clocks, 230 in All, Offered in Londonp. 8