Contents

• Every Negro With a Ballot Must Vote For Alfred SmithMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• The DreamerMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• Cubans Prefer Sodasp. 2
• Mayor Walker Appeals Against Religious Intolerancep. 2
• Chicagoan Gives Princeton $500,000 for Science Workp. 2
• Peking Family Budgets Reveal Extreme Povertyp. 2
• Persians Must Wear Trousersp. 2
• The Negro Farmer and Taxationp. 2
• Hoover Lets Cat Out of Bag in Speech in Southp. 3
• A Vote for Smith Is a Vote for Emancipationp. 3
• Bomb Kills 3 in Indiap. 3
• Money Stock Totals $8,213,615,127 in U.S.p. 3
• Porto Ricans Learn Englishp. 3
• Ira T. Bryant Urges Negroes to Vote for Smithp. 3
• Negro Republicans of New Jersey to Support Gov. Smith's Candidacyp. 3
• Stockholders in Klan Paper Train Guest of Hooverp. 3
• Cuba Faces Labor Crisisp. 3
• Harlem for Smithp. 3
• "Home" in Harlem Is Proposed for Africans on Visit to Americap. 3
• U.N.I.A. Political Union on the Job in Detroitp. 3
• Japanese Will Send Brazil 1,000 Colonists Each Yearp. 3
• Indian Princes Meet in London for Big Parleyp. 3
• Negroes Not Wanted in New York Boroughp. 3
• French Assembly Gets Bill Passed in 1883p. 3
• Cuba Urges Repeal of Platt Amendmentpp. 3–4
• Primitive Race Reported Found in African Desertp. 3
• Bahamans in Dire Needp. 3
• Diamond Wealth to Aid Farmers in South Africap. 3
• Urges Membership to Work in Complete Harmony, Thereby Aiding Speedy Fulfillment of the Aims and Objects of the Organizationp. 4
• Negro Democrats and Independents Meet in Oklahoma Cityp. 4
• Hurricane Losses in Porto Rico Surveyedp. 4
• Trials in Powell Lynching Considered Overp. 4
• 43,249 Aliens Entered United States in Augustp. 4
• The African Peoples of the Worldessayp. 4
• Eleven in Japan Taxed Over Million Yen a Yearp. 4
• Misleading the Peopleeditorialp. 5
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 5
• General Smuts and the Savage Racesp. 5
• A Study of 1924 Figuresp. 5
• French Resent Invasion by English Trade Phrasesp. 5
• Nationhood for Negroesessayp. 5
• A Letter from Morehousep. 5
• He Sees a CataclysmErnesto A. Samson · essayp. 5
• Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.p. 5
• Editorial on Africa and Negro Nationhoodeditorialp. 6
• Nicaraguan Vote Expected to Set a New Recordp. 6
• Prohibition Movement Is Launched in Japanp. 6
• Chiang Kai-Shek Inaugurated President of Chinap. 6
• Russian Black Tea Is Latest Noveltyp. 6
• Seeking to Defraud Credulous Negroes with Silly Anti-Smith Yarnp. 6
• Boston Colony Chapter Organizedp. 7
• Columbus, OhioG. R. Christianp. 7
• Savannah, Ga.Miss Lillie Mae Goldenp. 7
• Montreal, CanadaZ. Chambersp. 7
• Las Cascadas Divisionp. 7
• Barberton, Ohiop. 7
• A Vote for Hoover Is a Vote for ExploitationE. B. Knox author?p. 7
• Brooklyn Division Welcomes E. B. Knoxp. 7
• La Ceiba, Spanish Hondurasp. 7
• St. Louis, Mo.Ludie McDougalp. 7
• Notice to All Presidents of Divisions in Kansas, Missouri and Illinoisp. 7
• Omaha, Neb.B. R. Taylorp. 7
• New York Chapter Holds First Mass MeetingB. R. Taylor author?p. 7
• Florida Division AnniversaryCon. Adj. Howlittp. 7
• Kinston, N.C.David Warrenp. 7
• Jatibonico, Cubap. 7
• Baltimore, Md.p. 7
• Mensaje a los NegrosMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 8
• Nuestra Religión es un PretextoMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 8
• Chilenos y Peruanos: ¡La Unión es la Fuerza!Talísforo Luna · essayp. 8
• Cuando se Empezó a Escribir Música?essayp. 8
• The Rise of Marcus Garveyp. 8
• Enough Oil in World to Last 3,000 Yearsp. 8
• The People's Forump. 9
• Fight for Nationalismp. 9
• Be Strong During SufferingDavid M. Lukep. 9
• A Vote for Smith is a Vote for Emancipationp. 9