Contents

• Action for Economic JusticeMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Dynamite Road Machines in War on Negro Laborp. 1
• Assemblyman James E. Stephens to Seek Reelectionpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Mayor Walker Answers Chargesp. 1
• Bar Jurors With Race Prejudicepp. 1, 8 ↗
• Haitian Editor Fears Revolt Unless U. S. Gets Out Quickpp. 1, 8 ↗
• Harlem the Heart of New York—Will Negroes Control It?essaypp. 1, 7 ↗
• Negroes, Unite, Organize WellGordon B. Hancock author? · essaypp. 1, 8 ↗
• Technical Men Organize Fight on Prejudicep. 1
• Hotel Fires Negro Help in Service for 30 Yearsp. 1
• U.N.I.A. Is a Fighting Organization; We Have Privilege to Fight for Freedomp. 2
• Mr. Butts on Aviationp. 2
• Lecture on Liberia With Lantern SlidesR. R. Porter author?p. 2
• Lecture on Negro Historyp. 2
• J. E. Miller Appointed Negro World Agent for New Jerseyp. 2
• News From Other Citiesp. 2
• Reopen Soon Reportp. 2
• U.S. Recognizes Republic of Spain Formallyp. 2
• Get Auto Licensesp. 2
• Harlem Business Men's Club Starts Membership Drivep. 2
• Woodson Tells Students Why Negro Business FailsCarter G. Woodsonp. 2
• Urban League Dinner Conferencep. 2
• Women Stage Protest Parade; Urge Boycott of White Storesp. 2
• Notice: Witness Sought in Subway Accidentp. 2
• Negro Girl Rated High as Steno at Illinois Capitolp. 2
• Johnson Thanks Press and Public for ConfidenceMordecai W. Johnsonp. 2
• Aged and Indigent Colorado Citizens to Receive a Dollar a Dayp. 2
• Two Negro Students Receive Research Grantsp. 2
• Information Wantedp. 2
• All the Details on the Knox Case, Thrilling, Instructiveseriesp. 2
• Pageant Called “Victory” Brilliantly Staged; Heroine Wins Continued Applausep. 3
• Division No. 172 Mass MeetingJas. E. Bradley author?p. 3
• Washington Division No. 183Mrs. Mamie Johnson author?p. 3
• Guachapali Division No. 244Thomas Clarke author?p. 3
• Guantanamo Division No. 264William M. Mannors author?p. 3
• Notice to the Newark Divisionp. 3
• Brooklyn Division No. 2E. Allowynp. 3
• Tiger Division No. 119St. William W. W. Grant author?p. 3
• Garvey Club, Chicagop. 3
• Port Limon Division Garvey DaySydney Marriatt author?p. 3
• Announcement of Excelsior Division Dedicationp. 3
• Divisions That Enroll for Fight for Marcus Garvey’s Returnp. 3
• Indianapolis Division No. 117p. 3
• Oakland Division Young People’s DayM. Perry author?p. 3
• Berkeley Division No. 67p. 3
• Springfield City Division Mass MeetingBeatrice Carr author?p. 3
• Vocational Guidance and the Negro Childessayp. 3
• Punta Alegre Divisionp. 3
• Walnut Hill Division No. 223p. 3
• Ethiopia’s Religion: Sixteen Centuries Oldessayp. 3
• Ethiopia Shall Stretch Forth Her Hands unto GodClairmont Lewis author?p. 3
• New Haven Division No. 231Chas. H. Mills author?p. 3
• Knoxville Division No. 328p. 3
• The Negro World Platformp. 4
• How Much Is Your Future Worth?editorialp. 4
• White Women's Honoreditorialp. 4
• Making Most of Trifleseditorialp. 4
• Vibratingeditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinions of the Negro Pressp. 4
• Capital Punishment and Eight Boysp. 4
• Color Line in the Bread Linep. 4
• Keep That Job You Havep. 4
• The New Mayorp. 4
• Letters to the Editorp. 4
• Lost—Mislaid—StolenHenry B. Wilkinson · poemp. 4
• Beware of White SabotageA. Jacques Petion David author? · essayp. 4
• Good Luck, Alfonsoessayp. 4
• Unity and EmancipationAlaric T. Welsu Hatney author? · essayp. 4
• Negroes, Uniteessayp. 4
• Mysterious Lettersstoryp. 4
• Aches and CreaksCharles Clare · essayp. 4
• Print African Paper In Five Languagesp. 4
• Not Only Modern Europeans But Greeks, Romans Have Worshiped Black GodsJohn G. Jackson · essayp. 5
• American Farmers Still Hope to Obtain Reliefp. 5
• Batson Writes of Fight for Liberian ConcessionJ. Milton Batsonp. 5
• Nothing Just HappensJ. Jackson Tilford · essayp. 5
• Fellowships in the Social Sciencesp. 5
• Rhyme and Reason: Business vs. Gamblingpoemp. 5
• HeartbreakGertrude Robison Ross · poemp. 5
• Fisk University Carries On Experiment in Religionp. 5
• Minnesota Revises Journalism Coursep. 5
• Blind Find Music Best for Career, for Solacep. 5
• Combat Beauty Contestsp. 5
• The HandshakeBerniza DeMenap. 5
• Young Harry Wills Wins From Kid Moody in Baltimorep. 6
• Norfolk Wingp. 6
• George Godfrey Defeats Alexis Schillinghoffp. 6
• Schaffer Defeats Greenp. 6
• Cricket Results From CubaW. N. Manners author?p. 6
• Hampton Team Meets Johnson C. Smithp. 6
• Wrestling Is Accepted in Capital by Large MajorityEdwin B. Hendersonp. 6
• South America Is Laughing Withp. 6
• Edward Wright Sues Jack Kearnsp. 6
• Boston Wants Larry Johnsonp. 6
• LeRoy Morrison, Negro Pianist, Is Accreditedp. 6
• Concert Newsp. 6
• R. Simpson, Negro Jockey, Making Goodp. 6
• George Schaffer Defeats Chuck Samsp. 6
• The Track Has Produced Seven Negro World Championsp. 6
• Livingstone Defeated by the Hampton KnightsGeorge Lylep. 6
• Jack Thompson May Invade Mexicop. 6
• Jarvis Baseball Club Twice Defeats WileyAndy Westp. 6
• Sección en Españolp. 7
• Pasiones Mezquinas e Intolerantesessayp. 7
• Opinión editorialeditorialp. 7
• Eduquemos nuestras masasJulio Del Rio · essayp. 7
• Los indios mayasp. 7
• Demostración de agradecimientop. 7
• Puerto Rico puede gobernarse por sí propioD. Andjuap. 7
• Serán repatriadosp. 7
• Horoscope for the Week of April 26th to May 2nd, 1931Benjamin Alexanderp. 7
• "Hannibal" Pot of Gold Found in Jugoslaviap. 7
• Kiddie Cornerp. 8
• A Little PlantNancy Thomas · poemp. 8
• A FriendMaggie Washington · poemp. 8
• Unskilled Laborp. 8
• Condemned Negroes Spurn "Communist"p. 8
• Porto Rico Sends Amenityp. 8
• Foreign News Briefsp. 8
• Portuguese Monarchists Offer Supportp. 8
• Calm Restored to Azoresp. 8
• Haiti Commission Reportsp. 8
• Housing for Instruments Condemnedp. 8
• Dogs Best Help for BlindDorothy Harrison Eustisp. 8
• New Party Candidate in Britainp. 8
• Britain Builds Plane Armed With Six Gunsp. 8
• New Tokio Premier Announces Cabinetp. 8
• Bans Export Monopolyp. 8