Contents

• Fellowmen of the Negro Race, GreetingMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Round Table Ends Without Definite Action; Scene Shifts to Indiap. 1
• Seek Key to Riddle of Birth of Timep. 1
• Nationally Honored Studentsp. 1
• How General Pershing Acquired the Name Black Jackp. 1
• Knox's Lawyer Defames Garveyp. 1
• Darrow, Famous Criminal Lawyer, Says: Negro Is Easy to Convictp. 1
• Liberia Asks Cash to Free Her Slavesp. 1
• Now Liberia Rubbed Into American NegroR. B. Eleazerp. 1
• The Woes of the Southern Negro as Seen by Educational Leaders at Tuskegeep. 1
• Urges Jews to Help NegroesAlbert Cahn author?p. 1
• Race Prejudice and the Garvey MovementPaul Lorquet author?p. 1
• Negro Women Appointed Court Stenographersp. 1
• France and Italy End Naval Trucep. 1
• Those That Criticized Failure of UNIA Ship Lines Should Remember White Bank FailuresE. M. Collins author?p. 2
• New York Excelsior Division Is Still Strivingp. 2
• Successful Graduates From Harriet Beecher Stowe Junior High SchoolL. E. E. Harrigan author?p. 2
• Garveyism or Communism: Which Will Solve the Negro Problem?p. 2
• Jamaica Gets Large Grants From Home Governmentp. 2
• Mitchell Sailsp. 2
• Protest Lynchingp. 2
• Colored Janitor Stars as a Radio Announcerp. 2
• Negro Hiker Wins 6,000-Mile Race to Mexico Cityp. 2
• Trade Slump Lowers Tonnage of National Fat Men's Clubp. 2
• National Negro Republican League Opens Officesp. 2
• Haitian Appointed to Howard University Facultyp. 2
• Health Authorities Urge Precautions Against Influenzap. 2
• Race Actors Receive $12,000 in Monthp. 2
• Six Philadelphia Men Plan African Expeditionp. 2
• Boxing Fan Sues for $20,000 Damagesp. 2
• Cuts Three Wisdom Teethp. 2
• The Elephantp. 2
• The Night Is Far Spent, Yes, The Light Is ComeLillian Crawford author?p. 3
• Florida Divisionp. 3
• A Brave Soldier From Brooklyn Passes AwayVictor G. Cohen author?p. 3
• In MemoriamVictor G. Cohen author? · poemp. 3
• Panama Divisionp. 3
• Knoxville Divisionp. 3
• Clairton DivisionElizabeth Collington author?p. 3
• UNIA Division Charter Unveilingp. 3
• Oakland Division No. 188Miss M. Perry author?p. 3
• Idlewild Divisionp. 3
• UNIA Meeting and Lady Dayle's Speechp. 3
• Order of Servicep. 3
• Lady Dayle's Speechp. 3
• Hatrey DivisionN. H. Grissom author?p. 3
• B'klyn Div. Forms Dumas Literary, Dramatic ClubVictor G. Cohenp. 3
• Rio Grande Valley DivisionAnnie Cormier author?p. 3
• Gets Forty-Two New Members—General Awakening in SouthAnnie Cormier author?p. 3
• The Round Table Conferenceeditorialp. 4
• A Poet's Woesstoryp. 4
• Dual Sexessayp. 4
• Television Tea!storyp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
• The Shame of Liberiapoemp. 4
• Colour Bar at Cape Town Technical Collegep. 4
• One Industry Shows Gain Over 1929p. 4
• The Black Race Needs a GovernmentJames E. Hercules · poemp. 4
• The People's Forump. 4
• Give Junior African NameBenjamin J. Majafip. 4
• Moral PowerJames P. Brown · essayp. 4
• Dis-Educatedessayp. 4
• Gandhi's Method and Negro Economic Progressessayp. 4
• African Proverbsp. 4
• Negro Appointed to Commerce Department Postp. 4
• African Coast Fever to Be Studied by Savantp. 4
• Negro Lawyer Named on Board of Educationp. 4
• Know ThyselfLeslie Bishop · essayp. 4
• After Garveyism What?Berniza DeMena · essayp. 5
• Porto Ricop. 5
• A Self-Made Business Genius of Philadelphiap. 5
• Rhyme and Reasonp. 5
• Jes Keep A-Lovin' Alongpoemp. 5
• Bits of KnowledgeW. J. Gormonp. 5
• At PrayerHenry B. Wilkinson · poemp. 5
• And So I Questionpoemp. 5
• AfricanismJ. M. B. author? · essayp. 5
• International Affairsp. 5
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 6
• New Angle to the Boxing Game Institutedp. 6
• Race Orchestra Make Tour of Countryp. 6
• Was Jazz Originated in United States or Africa?p. 6
• The Olympia Presents Koli Kolo Vs. Ray Meyers, Wed., Jan. 28p. 6
• New Boxing Board on the Coast; Will Clean GameFrancis J. Powersp. 6
• Victoria Spiveyp. 6
• Important Actions Taken at Meeting of Southern Intercollegiate Coachesp. 6
• Newspaper Sports Authority Selects Duke Slaterp. 6
• Soccer at Howard Universityp. 6
• Argus Bulldogsp. 6
• Britanic Cricket Club at Ceballosp. 6
• Hampton Basketball Team Mowing Down Oppositionp. 6
• New Year Greetingsp. 6
• Sección en Españolp. 7
• El verdadero espírituessayp. 7
• La sesión final plenaria de la conferencia de la Indiap. 7
• Sobre inmigraciónp. 7
• Mejor comprensiónp. 7
• Contra la 'famosa'p. 7
• Stalin y el antisemitismop. 7
• Un empréstitop. 7
• Opinión editorialeditorialp. 7
• SamaritanismRev. E. H. Collins · essayp. 7
• Gunn's Mother Believesp. 7
• Typhoid Feverp. 7
• Increasing the Strength of Cottonp. 7
• Details of Liberia's Slave Traffic: Men, $10; Women, $30p. 8
• Genius Knows No Color Linep. 8
• Investigation of Knox's Activitiesp. 8
• Soviet Russia Commemorates Lenin Anniversaryp. 8
• Britain Proposes Mock Freedom for Indiansp. 8
• Europe Is Afraid Lest Reds May Stir Africansp. 8
• Foreign News Briefsp. 8
• To Honor King of Siamp. 8
• Haitian Longshoremen Strikep. 8
• Banks Ban Baby Surplusp. 8
• Japanese Mills Boomp. 8
• Turk Consuls Represent America in Soviet Unionp. 8
• Announces Fellowshipp. 8
• Increase of 515,000 in 1930 Biggest on Record—Net Gain 12.3 Per 1,000p. 8
• Quake Shakes a Texan, He Shakes All Mexicop. 8
• Plane Hits Eagle, 2 Diep. 8
• A Native Australianp. 8
• C. T. Wang Seriously Illp. 8
• France Prefers Nankingp. 8
• Liberia Has No Money to Free Bonded Slavesp. 8