Contents

• The Fight for Africa's Redemption Will Go UnabatedMarcus Garvey · editorialpp. 1–2
• Chairman of Finance Committee Announces the Receipt of Contributions from All Sections of the United Statesp. 1
• Roland Hayes Returning from Europe to Tour United Statespp. 1, 8 ↗
• Commissioner Wynne Will Appoint Leaders to Make Scientific Study of Noise Problemspp. 1, 7 ↗
• Dr. P. J. Bryant Honored by the Christian IndexLouis D. Newtonp. 1
• May Place Scott on Liberian Commission to Make Thorough Investigation of Enforced Labor Conditions in Liberiap. 1
• Mother Zion Marks 133rd Anniversaryp. 1
• Fisk University Opens New School Yearp. 1
• The West 127th Street Y. W. C. A. Celebrates Twenty-fifth Anniversaryp. 1
• The Africans MeasureD. D. Jabavu author?p. 1
• Vast Throng Gathers in New Liberty Hall to Pledge Support to the $600,000,000 Fundp. 2
• Memorial Service for Arthur Kennedy Held by the Hartford Divisionp. 2
• Durham Home-Coming Dayp. 2
• President-General's Weekly MessageMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• Maldives Division Organizedp. 2
• Notice: Liberty University Will Not Be Opened Until Further Noticep. 2
• Open Door Policy Has Won Approval of Combined Social Groupsp. 3
• Fourth Annual Convention of the National Negro Bankers Associationp. 3
• Honest Admissioneditorialp. 3
• Alabama State Teachers College Conferencep. 3
• Puerto Cabenas Division Unveils Its CharterJ. A. Tobiep. 3
• Programp. 3
• Washington Division No. 183 Holds Meeting in New Liberty Hallp. 3
• The 339th Division of the UNIA in Winston-SalemB. W. Floydp. 3
• South Baltimore Chapter Celebrates Woman's Dayp. 3
• Gary, Indiana, UNIA ActivitiesJella B. Whitmorep. 3
• The 28th Division Holds Weekly Mass MeetingA. H. Harrisp. 3
• 50,000 New ILD Members by January 1st Is Goal Setp. 3
• Hail MacDonald! Apostle of PeaceMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• Our Future StatusMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• Delany Must Win—Must Be Made Realeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinions of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Povertyessayp. 4
• The Rev. William S. Blackshear and the Episcopal Churcheditorialp. 4
• Garvey and the Presseditorialp. 4
• The Negro and the Balloteditorialp. 4
• Too Much “DePriestie”Arthur S. Grayp. 4
• To Rev. Mr. W. L. Blackshearletterp. 4
• A Letter from CubaE. U. Henry · letterp. 4
• What the Negro Means to Americaessayp. 4
• Letter from the Gary Division, U.N.I.A.Charles L. James · letterp. 4
• America and Color PrejudiceThe Gazette · essayp. 4
• Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulationp. 4
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Show Boat at Illinois Wins Much Praisep. 5
• Baby Joe Gans Is Laid Up; Arm Is Fracturedp. 5
• Hot Chocolates Performance Schedule Changedp. 5
• Open Broadway Hallp. 5
• Morehouse and Talladega Resume Athletic Relationsp. 5
• Big Birthday Partyp. 5
• Art Theatre Will Present Eight Playsp. 5
• Nina-Mae McKinneyp. 5
• Morehouse Prepares for Knoxvillep. 5
• Lincoln Takes First by 12 to 6 Scorep. 5
• Haynes Billiards in First Grid Game; Winp. 5
• Bruce Flowers Loses to Callahan in Bostonp. 5
• Howard University Football Scrimmagep. 5
• Helena Justa Signed Over R. K. O. Circuitp. 5
• The Amazing Story of a Negro Stage-Hand to Whom the World's Greatest Monarchs Threw Open Their Palace GatesJ. A. Rogers · essayp. 6
• Dr. M. N. Bunker's HandDr. M. N. Bunkerp. 6
• Dental TalkJ. Woodruff Robinson, D.D.S.p. 6
• Obesityp. 6
• Breaking Up Another's HomeJulia Jeromep. 6
• La Vieja Dirección de la Raza Debe Dejar Paso a la Dirección Progresista del Presenteeditorialp. 7
• Exhibición Comercial de la República Dominicanap. 7
• La Fuerza de la Voluntadpoemp. 7
• Travelers Aid Society Appoints Mrs. S. D. Kingp. 7
• Negro Waiters Threaten Strike at New York Restaurantp. 7
• The Negro World on Sale in LouisvilleSamuel R. Hopkins author?p. 7
• Kiddie Cornerp. 8
• New York Academyp. 8
• Chelsea Exchange Bank Expandsp. 8
• Civil Service Opportunitiesp. 8
• Artist on Howard Facultyp. 8