Continu d from I t k
versa! egro
G rvey.
Having had the wrong education as a tart in his racial career, the
egrc ha become hi own gr atest enemy. Most of th trouble I have
had in advancing the cause of the race has come from groes.
ull-p g dverti ment in the '" II Yort- World, June 25, 1924, p. 15 .
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Division 407 had It Detroit offlc at
4871 St. Aubin until it wa I demol-'
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ADVERTISEME T IN NEW YORK WORLD
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Thisreprintofan dthat ppearedlnJune, 1924
in the New York World reveal the breath, depth
and vi ion of the Garvey movement, gathering
support aeros the country nd internationally.
Universal Negro Improvement Association working to
develop colonies in, Liberia as peaceful homes lor Negroes­
similar to Homeland in Palestine for Jews
Over a 'hundred year ago the white friends of the Negro in America,
known a the Am irican Colonization Society, helped establi h the
Black Republic of Liberia with the hope that it might become the
home of those egroes who wanted a home among themselves. After
great . acri.fice and with much difficulty the early settler of the
republic have perpetuated the government until it stands out to-day
as the most serious attempt of the race to help itself.
The Universal Negro Improvement Association, organized under
the laws of the State of New York, aims at assuming the responsibility
of helping to develop Liberia as a natural home for Negroes. Toward
thi end several mi sions have been sent to Liberia for the purpose
of arranging for the repatriation of as many Negroes as desire to
go to that country to settle and to help in her industrial, agricultural
and cultural development.
The following plan have been decided on by the Univer al Negro
Irnprov ment A ociation: That the Association is to build four
colonies in the Republic, the first on the Cavalla River, for which
a group of civil and mechanical engineers have been sent to start
preparatory work for the accommodation of the fir t batch of colonists
who will sail fr m N w York during the Fall of the present year and
following' years.
The As 0 iation i raising a fund of 2,000,000 to bear the cost
of con tructing and c tabli hing the fir t colony. The building plan
for each 0) ny I f How (all Government building to be under
the control of the Lib nan Government):
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BUILDING PLANS
GOVER MENT
1. Court Hou e and
P st Office
2. Town Hall
a. Public Safety
1. Police Station
2. Fire
Protection
3. Hospital
CoMMUNITY INTEREST
AND ENTERTAINMENT
1. National Theatre
2. Churches (2)
3. Large Public Hall
4. Public Park
PUBLIC DUCATION
1. Public Library
2. Public chool (2)
3. Public High School
(1)
4. College of Arts and
Science
5. Trade School and
Engineering Work
PUBLIC UTILITIES
1. Electric Light and
Power Plant
2. Water Filtration
Plant
3. Sewerage System and
Sew ge Dispo al
Plant
a. Transportation
Facilitie
J. Roads, Streets
and Pavements
2. Wharf and
Dock and
Water Front
Improvement
3. Railroad,
4-15 miles
b. Commissaries (2)
c. Dormitorie (2)
7.50
8.00
15.00
51.00
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2.50
1.00
1.20
1.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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.25
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1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00'
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1.10
1.00
.25
.50
.50
.50
25.00
25.00
2.00
15.00
5.00
2.00
10.00
15.00
93.10
15.00
4.00
12.23
25.65
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
2.10
100. 0
100.00
5.00
20.00
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$4,086.20
Richmond Div., No. 193, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Mary Belgrave, Boston, Ma .
Blue Island Divi ion, Blue I land, Ill.
Holdenville Div., Holdenville, Okla.
Mr . Annie Darden, Columbus, Ohio
J. W. Green, Seattle, Wash ...
E. A. Nibb , Seattle, Wash.
.. W. Hudgins, Seattle, Wa h.
A. M. Brown, Seattle, Wash ...
C. D. Cristman, Seattle, Wash.
J. B .. Martin, Seattle, Wash.
Nellie E. Brown, Seattle, Wash.
Mr. Rufus ·A. Reid, Seattle, Wa h.
H. Maitland, Seattle, Wash. .
Mattie L. Maitland, Seattle, Wash. . ..
W. A. McLine, Seattle, Wa h.
S. P. Moore, Seattle, Wa h.
Joseph Lynch, Seattle, W h.
arah Lynch, Seattle, Wash.
A friend, Seattle, Wa h.
Marie Jon ,Seattle, Wa h. .
Wilford Edwards, Seattle, Wash.
Frank C. Williams .
James Moore, Seattle, Wa h.
J. D. Nelson, Seattle, Wa h.
. E. Chambers, Seattle, Wa h.
Jennie ElJi , Seattle, W h.
eo. F. Carter, Seattle, Wash.
Nannie R. Webb. ule, Wa h.
Maude Keizer, Seattle, Wa h. .,
Joseph Keizer, Seattle, Wa h ...
Thomas McPherson, Seattle, Wa h.
Mary Co. tello Moore, attIe, Wash.
Rachel Famber, Seattle, Wa h.
Wm. amber, eaule, Wa h. .
Victoria Bean. umrnit, .J.
Will Ford, Detroit, Mich.
Geo. Brother , South Bend, Ark.
Walter Estes, N. Edmonton, Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Manfield terkes, arrell, Pa.
C. W. Davis, uth Bend, Ark.
Chas, Carter, rbon, W. Va.
Mrs. P. S. Waterhouse, New Orle: n . La.
Milwau ee Division, Milwaukee, Wi .
Danville Division. Danville, Ill.
Lucy Johnson, Cincinnati, Ohio
Laura Palmer, Gary, Ind.
Victoria de Lastunan Div., Provo de ub
Jean Gillman, Dover, N.J.
Boyd Timmons Dover, N.J.
Leola Darden, Columbu , Ohio
Mary McDonald, Gary, Ind.
Embry Darden, Gary Ind.
William P tterson, Colp, Ill.
Frances Frederick, Hartford, onn.
Franci co Divi ion, Camagucy. uba
Mor Ie Divi ion, Morale, Guatcm IJ
George Smith, Brooklyn, .Y.
J. S. Patterson, Portland, Oregon
Total .
igned:
Universal egro Improvement A ciation
M rcu G rvey, Pre id nt
William herrill, 2nd Vic -Prc idcnt
Rudolph mith, 3rd Vice-Pre lei nt
Henrietta Vinton Davi ,4th Icc-Pre id nt
G. Emoni C rter, r tary
THIS IS THE BEST SOLUTIO OF THE NEGRO PROBLEM
All. those who desire to help the Negro under the auspices of the
Universal Negro. Improvement Association in developing himself, are
asked to sub cribe to the fund of two million ( 2,000,000) dollars
now being raised for the promotion of the Caval1a Colony. .
Addres your donation to the "Treasurer, Colonization Fund, Uni­
versal Negro Improvement A sociation, 56 West 135th Street, New
York, U.S.A." Bankers: Chelsea Exchange Bank, Harlem Branch,
135th Street and Seventh Av nue.
TIlE FUND
Marcu Garvey " . . . . .. . , S
Mrs. Marcu Garvey . . . . . .. .. . .
William C. Ritter. '" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..
New York Division, U.N.I.A.. .
Mrs. Leola Warden, Columbu , Ohio . . . ..
G. E. Barnes and other, Victoria de La tuna, Oriente, Cuba .
Mrs. P. S. Watterhouse, New Orlean , La. . . . . .. ..
Mrs. Peter Jackson and others of the Milwaukee Division
Universal Negro Improvement Association
fiend of U.NJ.A. Franci co, Province '.lI1lagucy Cuba
Mrs. Lucy John on, Cincinnati, Ohi
Other donation
Motor Corp. VOla Pitt burgh, P .
M�. Malinda Hopkin, hicago, JII
ura Lee DIV., 450, urnb rp n, W V .
cw Orlean Div . ew Orlean ,1 .
100.00
50.00
25.00
250.00
5.00
25.65
15.00
93.10
100.00
4.00
2,734.87
11.00
5.00
15.00
15.00
HELP US FIND OUR MISSING ELDE S!!!
We would like. to locate any elder who were Garveyit s during the time of the
Honorable Marcu Garvey' lifetime. Please call 838-5521.
We want to pay homage to th e original Garveyit in a pecial way. It will be
our plea ur to how them how much we appreciate their dedication to pas' on
to u the teaching of the Honorable Marcu Garvey, hich i '. unity in the
Dia pora, elf-r liance and African Nationali m.
Thi celebration i cheduled for Sunday, ovember 7, 1993, 3-5 P.M., at the
Marcu Garvey Academy, 11131 Ea t Kercheval at Lillibridge.
MARK YOU CALE AR OR THI GRAND DAY.
U IA & ACL �ETROIT DIVISIO #407
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