Contents

• Negro Race Must Go Forward to Conquer in Every FieldMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Marcus Garvey Released from St. Catherine Prisonp. 1
• Quiet Spots Are Found in New York CityR. V. Parsons author?pp. 1, 8 ↗
• International Labor Defense Calls on All Workers to Defend Haitian Massespp. 1, 8 ↗
• Your City's HealthShirley W. Wynnp. 1
• Secretary Wilbur Appoints James A. Bond “Specialist in Negro Education”p. 1
• Excursion Fare for the Sunday School Congress Is Announcedp. 1
• Women's Day Meeting and Garvey Club NewsRosa Chaplain author?p. 1
• Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr. Makes Recommendations to President Hooverpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Egyptian Election Returnsp. 1
• International Labor Defense Calls on Negro Press to Protect South Africapp. 1, 7 ↗
• Complete Independence Demanded by Indian National Congresspp. 1, 7 ↗
• Helping Negro Veteransp. 1
• Liberty Hall Mass Meetingp. 2
• New Yorkp. 2
• The Last Standeditorialp. 2
• The Gadar Partyessayp. 2
• New Division U.N.I.A. August 1929 of the World Elects Officersp. 2
• Sunday Mass Meetingp. 2
• The New YearHenrietta Vinton Davis author? · essayp. 2
• Kinston, N.C.E. T. Longmore author?p. 3
• Kingston Divisionp. 3
• Warren, OhioW. J. Mewbourn author?p. 3
• Philadelphia Division No. 10p. 3
• Pontiac, Mich.J. L. Anthony author?p. 3
• In the Cause of the U.N.I.A.p. 3
• Germania, C.R.p. 3
• Columbus, OhioChas. H. Mills author?p. 3
• Anderson, IndianaAdolph Abrom author?p. 3
• Baguanos, CubaEnid McConzie author?p. 3
• Happy New YearMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• Haiti Demands Attentioneditorialp. 4
• Africa, Self-Determination and the Negroessayp. 4
• Subscription Campaign Going Greatp. 4
• Negro Business in 1930essayp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Africapoemp. 4
• The Song of the Cow-HerderChaffee Howland · poemp. 4
• The Patriotic Complexessayp. 4
• Letter to the Editorp. 4
• AfricaG. N. Nicholls · essayp. 4
• Letter from Indianapolis 291p. 4
• Santa Barbara, Isle of Pines, Cubap. 4
• International Affairsp. 4
• Jack Johnsonp. 5
• Jack Johnson Broadcasting From Radio Station WAATp. 5
• Canada Lee Meets Arturo Shackelsp. 5
• Johnson Knocks Out Seykra in First Roundp. 5
• Hot Chocolate Stops Johnny Lawson in the Second Roundp. 5
• Last Minute Flashes From Things Fisticp. 5
• Southern Football Conferencep. 5
• Seen at Casinop. 5
• Tennis Color Barp. 5
• Football in the Southp. 5
• Roland Hayes Draws Crowds and Praisep. 5
• Down at Houstonp. 5
• Greater Than Lincoln: Vicente Guerrerop. 6
• American Race Prejudice and Its InternationalizationFrank R. Greenwalt · essayp. 6
• Correctionsp. 6
• Asthmap. 6
• The Truth!p. 6
• Dental TalkJ. Woodruff Robinson, D.D.S.p. 6
• La cooperación de las divisionesp. 7
• Inciting the Negro to Rebellionp. 7
• Dempsey y Kid Chocolatep. 7
• El atentado contra Lord Irwinp. 7
• La visita del papa a San Juanp. 7
• Sobre Las Elecciones en Haitip. 7
• South African Leader Arrives Tuesday, Stays Here Two Days, Then Goes to Canadap. 7
• Negro Tennis Players Barredp. 7
• Gandhi's Stand Felt Too Extreme by London's Pressp. 7
• Kiddie Cornerp. 8
• The Wonderful StarLola Stubbs · poemp. 8
• Timidpoemp. 8
• Boy o' MineE. McCarthy · poemp. 8
• The Black Cross LineEsther O'Riley · poemp. 8
• A New Year's MessageMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 8
• Haiti and the Proposed Commissionp. 8