Contents

• World-Wide Conspiracy to Exploit the Negro Must Be Crushed by Self-Reliance and UnityMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Life of the Race Is at Stake: The People Are Aroused and Nothing Will Be Able to Stay Their March to the Goal—All Negroes Invited to Enlist in the FightW. A. Wallace · essaypp. 2–3
• British Complications With U.S. Feared as Former Uses Every Stratagem to Get Old Lands Near Panama Canalp. 2
• Moor Tribesmen Hold French Pilot Prisonerp. 2
• An Editorial in the New York TimesThe New York Times · editorialp. 2
• Colored Nurse Hurt in Wreck Proves Heroinep. 2
• Call Upon Chinese and Japanese to Unite for Mutual Benefit—Suggest Societies and Chapters Be Formed—Denounce Boycottp. 2
• Liberty Hall Report: When Notes and Petitions Fail, the Negro Has Not Failed by Any Meansp. 2
• Comments by an African Leader on an Ambitious Movement to Unite All Africans on the West Coast of Africaessayp. 3
• Macedonia Chief Slain in Sofiap. 3
• Jugoslav Crisis Continuesp. 3
• N. Y. C. Education Board Offers Substantial Aid to Morehouse Collegep. 3
• Men Need More Picturesque Attire, Says Woman M. P.p. 3
• 250 More Sailors Off to Nicaraguap. 3
• Tuberculosis Records Show Greatest Decline in 1927p. 3
• America Will Seek World Bar Meetingp. 3
• China to Abrogate Expired Unequal Treatiesp. 3
• Moorish Landmarks Go in Modernized Madridp. 3
• Natives of Congo Prepare to Honor Belgium's Kingp. 3
• Jewish Fund Reaches $19,400,000p. 3
• Japan's Per Capita Wealth Estimated at 1,781 Yenp. 3
• Shakespeare Quoted Chaucerp. 3
• We Are MenMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• The Spirit of Sun Yat Senp. 4
• Taking No Chanceseditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• South African Trades Union Congressp. 4
• Republican Promisesp. 4
• The Democratic Party Is a Failurep. 4
• West India Committeep. 4
• To Hold Meetingp. 4
• Events Abroadp. 4
• Comfort Millspoemp. 4
• The Negro World Loses a Valued Executivep. 4
• Homely PhilosophyGeorgia Douglas Johnson author? · essayp. 4
• Things Seen and Heardp. 4
• Coon! Head Down in Paper!p. 4
• A Narrow Escapepp. 4, 7 ↗
• Nigeria and the Independent Court of Appealp. 5
• France Persists in Building Castles on Africa's Man-Powerp. 5
• Honduras Seeks Single Candidatep. 5
• Mystery Air Station Huntedp. 5
• Returning Thanksp. 5
• Thomas T. Fortune and the Race Problemessayp. 5
• Mussolini Satisfied with Austrian Assurancep. 5
• UNIA Division NewsS. E. Johnson author?p. 6
• Hatuey Divisionp. 6
• East Brooklyn ChapterH. B. C. author?p. 6
• Sydney Divisionp. 6
• San German, Cubap. 6
• Toronto Divisionp. 6
• Garvey Club of Columbus, Ohiop. 6
• Gamboa, Panamap. 6
• Puerto Barrios, GuatemalaSamuel E. Taylor author?p. 6
• UNIA Division NewsS. P. Whitman author?p. 6
• Camden Divisionp. 6
• Barberton, Ohiop. 6
• UNIA Division Newsp. 6
• Denver DivisionElizabeth L. Allen author?p. 6
• Los Angeles, CaliforniaMrs. G. Mirron author?p. 6
• Roselle Divisionp. 6
• St. Ann's Bay, Jamaicap. 6
• Detroit Division Fashion Showp. 6
• New Orleans Divisionp. 6
• An Appeal for Claude Green and J. B. Nemop. 7
• Liberty University Fundp. 7
• Tartar Harmful Though PainlessNew York World author?p. 7
• China and Japanp. 7
• Americanization in Londonp. 7
• All Will Be WellMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• Columbia to Give Lectures on World Affairsp. 7
• Standard Oil Company Employs Negroesp. 7
• The Zulu Witch Doctor and Medical ManJ. B. McCord author? · essayp. 8
• What Garvey Wills He Wills StronglyDavid N. Gayle author? · essayp. 8
• British Laud Kellogg Plan to Outlaw Warp. 8