Contents

• We Will Not Yield When Battling for Righteous CauseMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• "Black Shirts" Rebuffed in Georgia; Enter Florida; Mob Flogs Five Bellboys Off Jobspp. 1, 8 ↗
• Witnesses Refuse to Testify, Grand Jury Returns No Indictmentpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Negro Worker Shot in Riot Over Road Jobsp. 1
• Successor of Froe Opposed by Race Menpp. 1, 8 ↗
• White Gives Blood to Save Servantpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Time to Bargain, Says DePriestp. 1
• John A. Brownep. 1
• Watson and Rivers, Race Men, Choice in Judgeship Racep. 1
• Cutting Nerve Makes Clammy Hand Warmp. 1
• Pass Laws in South Africa Work Hardshippp. 1, 8 ↗
• Large Groups in the South Bond to Face Challenge of Competitive Marketpp. 1, 8 ↗
• "Mother, Home, Child," "Negro Women in Industry," Sole Concernpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Rosenwald Apartments a Huge Success in Windy Citypp. 1, 8 ↗
• Garvey's Day at Liberty HallE. M. Collinsp. 2
• Haiti Opens “West Point”p. 2
• Ford Plans to Keep English Plant Dryp. 2
• Judge Dislikes Negroes Arguing with White Folksp. 2
• Colored Girl Leads New York Girls in Soccer Gamep. 2
• Mr. Mudgal to Speak on War and Peacep. 2
• Slack Travel Season to Lay Off 2,000 Portersp. 2
• Garveyites Plan Tenth Expansion Programp. 2
• Dr. Moton Urges Racial Good WillRobert Russa Moton author?p. 2
• Policy Baron Gets Warrant for Bingap. 2
• Ras Tafari to Use Former Kaiser's Coachp. 2
• Business Men Close Thirty-First Annual Sessionp. 2
• Forty Negro Street Car Motormen and Conductors in City-Owned Detroit Systemp. 2
• Negro Schools Closed for Cotton Pickingp. 2
• American Interracial Seminarp. 2
• Henry Allen Boyd Submits His ReportHenry Allen Boydp. 2
• The Cotton Crop and Negro Farmersp. 2
• Staged by Loyal Members of U.N.I.A., Santa Barbara, Cubap. 3
• Juvenile Cadet Corps of the Garvey Club Celebrates Garvey's DayVirginia Fludd author?p. 3
• Prichard, Ala., Div.Geo. E. Ford author?p. 3
• Rockford, Ill. Div.K. W. Bryant and Janie Seay author?p. 3
• Notice: Correspondence for Mrs. Garveyp. 3
• Donation to Negro World, Indianapolis Division No. 291p. 3
• Legion Notes of InterestMason H. D. Woodlyp. 3
• In Loving Memory of Mrs. Rosa Nathaniel StevensonGeorge A. Brown author?p. 3
• Guantanamo DivisionW. H. Manners author?p. 3
• Lady Henrietta V. Davis Speaks at Roxbury, Mass.Henrietta Vinton Davisp. 3
• Madre de Dios Divisionp. 3
• The Walnut Hill DivisionLula M. Battle author?p. 3
• Boston Colony, La Gloria Division, Keeps Fires BurningW. Fallon author?p. 3
• Anderson, Ind., DivisionDelle Powell author?p. 3
• Estrada, C. R., Division Holds Lively Gathering; $600,000,000 Appealp. 3
• Do Not Forgeteditorialp. 4
• Grim Frontier Wars in Indiap. 4
• Ironiesessayp. 4
• Salt of Wisdom from Africap. 4
• Editorial Opinions of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Abyssinia Looks to the American Negrop. 4
• A Negro Rifle Championp. 4
• A Communist Meetingp. 4
• Stronger Linksp. 4
• $600,000,000 FundG. J. Molingsp. 4
• Congratulationsp. 4
• Another $1 a MonthH. Angusp. 4
• Young DegeneratesA. E. Bridgemanp. 4
• Slavery and StarvationWashington Partlowp. 4
• Thanks Garveyismp. 4
• The Temper of the TimesH. G. Mudgal · essayp. 4
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Kid Chocolate Comes Back to the Gloved CircleJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Our Own Black Bill Returns to UsJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Angelo Cliville Wins Decision over Billy ToskJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Ted Moges Makes an Impressive DebutJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Al Joseph Defeats Johnny HermanJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Race Boys at the New Garden GymnasiumJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Old Jamaica Kid Returns to the Fistic WorldJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Kid Singh Still Slings MittsJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Mickey Walker Draws the Color Linep. 5
• Ramos Blanco to Be Honored in Havanap. 5
• Murals by Aaron Douglasp. 5
• Famous Tenor, Who Sings Here Nov. 19, Treasures Instrument Highlyp. 5
• Forty-Three Years of Struggle Before Richard B. Harrison Realized Lifelong Dreamsp. 5
• Ada Brown, Famous Race Singer, Appears in Brown Buddiesp. 5
• Former Stars to Officiate in Football Gamep. 5
• Bill Robinson in Brown BuddiesBor Grannisp. 5
• Lincoln Singers Preparing for Mid-West Tourp. 5
• Prairie View Panthers Open 1930 Season with Victoryp. 5
• Olympic Arena Employs 22 Colored Janitorsp. 5
• St. Paul Captures Season Openerp. 5
• Black Panthers Raring to Gop. 5
• Esteban Montalvo, Cuban Baseball Star, Diesp. 5
• Zulu Choir Brought to London to Make Phonograph Recordsp. 5
• Respect Women in Public Placesp. 6
• Library Notes: 135th Street Branchp. 6
• AfricanismJ. Milton Batson · essayp. 6
• Hindus to Open Oct. 28p. 6
• Rhyme and Reason: CarefreeHenry B. Wilkinson · poemp. 6
• Becausepoemp. 6
• In Ethiopia We Shall Be Supremeessayp. 6
• Cooperative Leadership in Needessayp. 6
• How to Get Rid of Your Manp. 6
• Central Antarctic Expedition Returnsp. 6
• Women Rule Men in the Southern Saharap. 6
• Machine-Made Pianosp. 6
• Funeral Customs Around the Worldp. 6
• Huge Fortune Found in Old Maya Templep. 6
• Sección en Españolp. 7
• La Cortesíaessayp. 7
• La organización y la emancipación africanaeditorialp. 7
• Conteste con Nuestrap. 7
• Las Mujeres en la Indiap. 7
• El Hombre de Piedrap. 7
• El Cuerpo Diplomático Invitadop. 7
• Pacto de Pazp. 7
• El Idealpoemp. 7
• Color Blindness Among the Racesp. 7
• Negro Population and Congressional Reapportionmentp. 7
• Can the Negro Live Without the White Man?essayp. 7
• Ex-Slaves Organize in Alabamap. 7
• Medical Notes on Edemap. 7
• Medical Advice on Diet and Fluid Accumulationp. 7
• The Call of YouthG. G. Whittingham author? · poemp. 8
• The Negro and National Responsibilityeditorialp. 8
• Colored Woman Trains Children for Peekskill Celebrationp. 8
• Conference of City Workp. 8
• Central Africa Calledp. 8