Contents

• Marcus Garvey Seeks to Inspire Negro to Make His Stand for Recognition and Progress—Love, Fellowship, and Co-Operation NecessaryMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Hon. E. B. Knox Returns to New York Headquarters from His Western and Midwestern Travelsp. 2
• Mrs. McCarney's AddressMrs. McCarney author?p. 2
• Hon. E. B. Knox SpeaksE. B. Knoxp. 2
• Black Africa from Cape to Cairo Is Answering Challenge to Hertzog's White South Africaessayp. 2
• White Man Must Ruleessayp. 2
• Africa Must Be Freepoemp. 2
• Hampton Holds Interclass Meetp. 2
• Hope Accepts Presidency of New Atlanta Universityp. 2
• UNIA Division and Branch Newsp. 3
• Omaha Division Reportp. 3
• Costa Rica Divisions Form a ConferenceC. Constantine Cornwall author?p. 3
• Idlewild, Mich., Division Reportp. 3
• Cairo Division Celebrates Garvey Dayp. 3
• Charleston Division Mass MeetingT. J. Gaillard author?p. 3
• Los Angeles Division Welcomes E. B. Knoxp. 3
• San German Division, CubaBrigga Williams author?p. 3
• Omaha Division's Campaign for the Jamaica Conventionp. 3
• Atlanta Division Reportp. 3
• Havana Division Memorial Servicep. 3
• Jacksonville Branch Women's Dayp. 3
• The World's Greatest RevolutionMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Get a Job and Keep ItPhiladelphia Tribune author?p. 4
• Do Not Want Negro Professorsp. 4
• The Negro to the FrontEast Tennessee News author?p. 4
• The Sons of FathersChicago World author?p. 4
• Fisk Universityp. 4
• The Status of the Negro in the United Statesessayp. 4
• Hampton Institutep. 4
• Oppose Newspapers' Use of Negrop. 4
• Race Recognition in New York Statep. 4
• Homely Philosophyp. 4
• Conquering One's Selfessayp. 4
• The Gospel of SpringtimeThe St. Luke Herald author? · essayp. 4
• North Africa and Egypt's Unrestessayp. 4
• Henry Highland Garnettessayp. 4
• Kid Chocolatep. 5
• Hampton MeetJames B. Clarkep. 5
• Hampton Tennis Team Defeats St. Paul, 5-1p. 5
• Hampton Tennis Teamp. 5
• Alabama State Normal School Summer Quarterp. 5
• Julia OffenJulia Offen author?p. 5
• Toussaint Louverture: Slaves Are Emancipatedp. 6
• The Art of Prayer Is the Creative Word of the UniverseR. R. P. author? · essayp. 6
• Religious Sacrifice of a Childp. 6
• Things You Should Knowp. 6
• The Steam-Heated Riverp. 6
• Household Hintsp. 6
• Negro Congressman Must Be Ever Vigilant to Remind Congress and America of the 13th, 14th and 15th AmendmentsFrank R. Crosswaithp. 6
• What Individual Has Contributed Most to the Progress of the Negro Race in America?p. 6
• The Human BodyJ. R. Williams author? · essayp. 6
• Romantic Dream Is Deceiving, Says Expert SeerElla Danelsonp. 6
• La celebración de la sexta convención internacionaleditorialp. 7
• Sexta Convención Internacional de los Pueblos Negrosp. 7
• Cuento HistóricoEligio Dilu · storyp. 7
• La Risaessayp. 7
• Nueva Moneda Eclesiásticap. 7
• Negro Enterprise and Employmentp. 7
• Rosenwald Schools in Georgiap. 7
• The Unemployment of Negroesp. 7
• The Ethiopian's FlagVictor Geo. Cohen · poemp. 8
• AfricaVictor Geo. Cohen · poemp. 8
• A Call to ActionCharles H. Sullivan author? · essayp. 8
• We Must Demand Justice for Our Brothers in Tanganyika, Africaeditorialp. 8
• Must We Let Garvey Bear It All?Douglas Carson · poemp. 8
• I Slept. I Dreamed.Author Unknown · poemp. 8
• Prospective Chapter, Colon, K. P. Panamap. 8
• Negro Railway Postal Clerk Appointed in Chargep. 8
• BomboolaD. Frank Marcusp. 8