Contents

• Fellowmen of the Negro Race, GreetingsMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Black Colored Candidatep. 1
• Observe Race Loyalty Week May 24 to 30editorialp. 1
• Action for Economic Justicep. 1
• Congo, Colonists Seek Autonomyp. 1
• Harlem Now Discusses Nothing But Economicsp. 1
• The Negro Population Has Been Changing Its Centersp. 1
• Get Married Early, Girlsp. 1
• Egypt Plunged Into Riots on First Poll Dayp. 1
• Detroit in 6th Place as Negro Population Centerp. 1
• Report: Edwin Barclay Elected Liberia's Next Presidentp. 1
• Asks Funds to Plan New Harlem Bridgep. 1
• Favor Union for Economicpp. 1, 8 ↗
• So. African Group to Seek Republicp. 1
• Organize or You Surely Perishp. 2
• Nurse Culmerp. 2
• Pres. E. Capersp. 2
• The Little Gray Shopsp. 2
• Good Samaritan Church Sponsors Benefit Concertp. 2
• Conference of Organizations Interested in Africap. 2
• Jackson, Democrat, Wins Baltimore Mayoralty Votep. 2
• Soldier Receives Highest Peace Time Medalp. 2
• Practical Negro Church at WorkRev. J. A. Davisp. 2
• Hundreds Acclaim Garveyism in Philadelphia: “Bound to Win”Dorothy C. Jonesp. 3
• Dayton, Ohio, DivisionW. O. Sampson author?p. 3
• Rio Grande Valley DivisionW. A. Ogborne author?p. 3
• Indiana Harbor, Indiana, DivisionMrs. Daniels author?p. 3
• The Shippoemp. 3
• Hamilton, Ohio, Divisionp. 3
• Hamilton, Ohio, Garvey ClubMrs. W. P. Hudson author?p. 3
• Chicago DivisionL. R. Cook author?p. 3
• Story of Intelligent, Constructive Program to Awaken Blackman's SpiritWalter Crawford · seriesp. 3
• Divisions That Enroll for Fight for Marcus Garvey's Returnp. 3
• San German, Cuba, Divisionp. 3
• Columbus, Ohio, Divisionp. 3
• Cleveland, Ohio, DivisionLouise Edwards author?p. 3
• Oakland, California, DivisionM. Perry author?p. 3
• Washington Division Abounds in Cheerfulness, Brotherly Love, Cooperationp. 3
• Los Angeles, California, Divisionp. 3
• Pioneer Division No. 284Zephyr Martin author?p. 3
• Braddock Division No. 177Albert Prince author?p. 3
• Bakersfield, California, Divisionp. 3
• Foolish Philosophyeditorialp. 4
• The Amsterdam News and the Negro Presseditorialp. 4
• A Test of Communist Sincerityeditorialp. 4
• Will the Government Help the Negro?editorialp. 4
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 4
• Business—More or LessJohn E. Bruce author?p. 4
• The People's Forump. 4
• A Tribute to S. V. RobertsonSamuel C. Clarkep. 4
• Sympathy for Mme. S. V. RobertsonJ. M. Whitep. 4
• S. V. RobertsonEugene M. Warep. 4
• About CraigenEldor Stewartp. 4
• Mr. Batson's BelongingsJ. Milton Batsonp. 4
• Communist MisrepresentationE. J. Sandersp. 4
• The Right Thoughtessayp. 4
• Know Thyselfessayp. 4
• The Virgin Islandsp. 4
• Borrowed Booksp. 5
• Batson Rambles in Dakar, French West AfricaJ. Milton Batsonp. 5
• Keyserling on NegroesJ. Jackson Tilford · essayp. 5
• The Negro Must Stick to the Affairs of His Own Race FirstLytton Grignon · editorialp. 5
• Rhyme and Reasonp. 5
• Lullabypoemp. 5
• A Sonnet (To Victoria)Henry B. Wilkinson · poemp. 5
• Egyptians Were Sources of Hebraic Religionessayp. 5
• Finds Africa Saferp. 5
• Dynamic Religionp. 5
• Archie Bell and Pete Sanstol to Fight for Titlep. 6
• Frankie Frisco, Calif. Welter, Shaping Upp. 6
• Indian Wrestler Gets Decision on Foulp. 6
• Larry Gains Stops Van Goole in Fourthp. 6
• Noble Sissle Returns to Europep. 6
• Paul Robeson Plans Permanent Home in Englandp. 6
• Eubie Blake's Band Goes Over Big at Lafayette Theatrep. 6
• Fisk University Music School Extension Programp. 6
• Fourth Annual Tennis Tournament to Be Held at Bethune-CookmanGeorge G. Dovaughn author?p. 6
• Rhapsody in BlackJames Millerp. 6
• Hold Baby for Debtp. 6
• John Anderson, 85, Re-Elected to School He Has Taught for Half a Centuryp. 6
• Concert Newsp. 6
• Mr. Winfield Will Be On the Air May 21stp. 6
• Spanish Section: Racial Self-Reliance and Organizationeditorialp. 7
• Preparativos para la movilización de un ejército de cuatro millonesp. 7
• Reliquias históricasp. 7
• Nota comercialp. 7
• Para llegar hasta ellosp. 7
• Renuncia un ministeriop. 7
• Opinión editorialeditorialp. 7
• En pos de una soluciónp. 7
• Datos de inmigraciónp. 7
• Labor reconstructivap. 7
• Astrology: Horoscope for Week of May 17 to May 28, 1931Benjamin Alexanderp. 7
• Free HoroscopeBenjamin Alexanderp. 7
• Lecture on Liberiap. 7
• Kiddie Cornerp. 8
• ColumbusJoaquin Miller · poemp. 8
• The Welcome ManWalt Mason · poemp. 8
• Furnished Room Owners Seek Aid of Police to Stop Racketp. 8
• Spiritualism a Racketp. 8
• Death of Chief Mgangezwep. 8
• Zaro-Agha Takes His First Airplane Flightp. 8
• Gandhi Acclaimed as Uncrowned Kingp. 8
• To Observe Palestine Dayp. 8
• Dr. Hall Has the Largest Collection of AllGene Rayp. 8
• Social ActivitiesC. H. Cyril author?p. 8
• American Engineers at Addis Ababa After Lake Tsana-Blue Nile Surveyp. 8
• Bound for Europep. 8
• Rises at 5 A.M. Dailyp. 8
• Ex-Khedive of Egypt Renounces Thronep. 8
• Sees America Losing in Regard of ChinaG. Findlay Andrewp. 8
• Egyptian Women Demonstrate Against the Governmentp. 8