Contents

• 1929 Will Be an Eventful Year in Race History; “The Black Man,” New Daily, Will Be Started on March 2Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Debt Owed to Nativespp. 2, 8 ↗
• Shah of Persia Pushes Reformsp. 2
• $100,000 Gift of Negra to Aid Fisk Universityp. 2
• Colombian Banana Workers Massacredp. 2
• M. G. Johnson of Harlem Wins Award for Paintingp. 2
• Bishop Lawrence Urges Giving Children Sex Datap. 2
• The Fight for Diamondsp. 2
• Hoover Hopes to Make Tour of West Indiesp. 2
• Aga Khan on Health Trip to Africap. 2
• U.N.I.A. Acquires Fine Property for International HeadquartersMarcus Garvey author?p. 2
• Palestine Dominion Movementp. 2
• South African Students Study New York Lifep. 2
• Indian Nationalist Movementpp. 2–3
• Linking America and West Indies by Plane Linep. 2
• U. S. Attorney Praises Negroes' Contribution to New York's Progressp. 2
• Haiti Bars Agitatorsp. 2
• Hon. E. B. Knox Says Members Will Not Be Misled by Wicked White Press Talk of Plan of Leader to Defraud—Asks How Counting Negroes Can Be Deemed Fraudulent—Hon. Mme. M. L. T. De Mena Tells of Incidents of Tourp. 3
• Kemal's New Alphabet Excites Moslem Fearsp. 3
• Leap Year Blamed for Decrease in Postal Revenuesp. 3
• Navy Men's Attacks on Negroes in New York Subject of Inquiryp. 3
• President of Liberia Addresses LegislatureCharles D. B. Kingp. 3
• Civil Service Notesp. 3
• Red Campaign in South Africa Disturbs Policep. 3
• English Primate Heads Move to Abolish Hangingp. 3
• Harmon Foundation Awards to Negroesp. 3
• Dr. Just Sails for Europe on Research Missionp. 3
• Prejudice—Its Remedyeditorialp. 4
• Newspaper Ownershipeditorialp. 4
• Airplanes in the Caribbeanp. 4
• Permanent Peace, or Extinctionp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Clean Up the Foggy Mindpoemp. 4
• Race Prejudice Satisfied by Presentation of Negro as Comedian in Operap. 4
• The Black Man's BurdenJohn P. Davis author? · essayp. 4
• Fought in VainHeywood Broun · essayp. 4
• Tunnel Under the Straitp. 4
• Doctrine a Bar to Peace?p. 4
• Courtesyessayp. 4
• The South and the Negrop. 4
• Chinese Women Soldp. 4
• The Public Debtp. 4
• Program of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities Leaguepp. 5, 7 ↗
• Questions Concerning Marcus Garvey and the UNIAp. 6
• Conference of UNIA Divisions in Alabama, Mississippi and LouisianaSecretary of Conference author?p. 6
• New York Division Garvey Day ProgramMrs. J. E. Gilne author?p. 6
• Forties Division Mass MeetingMrs. J. E. Gilne author?p. 6
• Day in Local 182G. E. Inman author?p. 6
• Gulfport Division MeetingVirginia Christine author?p. 6
• Woman's Day in Madre de Dios DivisionSydney Montague author?p. 6
• Farrell Division Mass Meetingp. 6
• Hartford Division MeetingWilliam H. Wood author?p. 6
• South Baltimore Chapter Garvey Dayp. 6
• Los Angeles Division Election of Officersp. 6
• Montreal Division Meetingp. 6
• Barberton Division Meetingp. 6
• Anderson Division Band Programp. 6
• Chapter 24-A Mass Meetingp. 6
• South Africa as a Center of Astronomical Researchp. 6
• Reflector Reveals Gigantic StarsMorris K. Jessup author?p. 6
• Traces of European Man Million Years Ago SeenGeorge G. MacCurdyp. 6
• Contest for a New National Anthemp. 6
• New AmericaEdwin Markham · poemp. 6
• Consecuencias y secuelas de la influenzaessayp. 7
• Como invierte el dinero el hombre blancoMarcus Garveyp. 7
• La madreessayp. 7
• Tommy White, el peso mosca puertorriqueñop. 7
• La Gloriastoryp. 7
• If They Would Surviveessayp. 8
• The People's Forump. 8
• Ethiopia's GloryA. Leon McKinney · poemp. 8
• To Depend on PromisesGeorge R. Footep. 8
• 172,107 Womenp. 8
• Roland Hayes at Carnegie Hallp. 8