Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
l|BER|AN L.|bERTYL0AN
CONTINUED from Wrist Page

enough shores and ltihcrtan Liberty
bonus to lus& Of Nvl;TOcS in Africa.
America and CnundI - buy Il large
st,c} ship iu:He-h o. NJ nag tho pcp"i r.
cnrr 20 u@v tu' u wooden sil@
ancut 80 years old uu iuStptlncN,
plan from the white people. ( j.. i
sham, for M3"rn& Carney and the L,
= \. t. ~ using the n"'na II the
Lib r;au COVE umcut.
The "f'rrc African NnTtmcnt" is
another problem to he solved but
did solve il ~ Liberty Nall on West
l3Sth Slrcct. Now York city in Aug
ust l2, 1920 having stepped Marcus
Carvcy fycm c,,ct]nG himself as prcsi
dent Of Africa ana rule 100 600. 900
black people Of the world. Therefore
the members Of the u. \. /. a. elect
cd him without any vote from the
black kings, chiefs and presidents In
Africa as Provisional President of
che U. N. /. a. in Africa ans Amer
ca. He a2sy, made the correct state
nlonts to his followers after reading
my article in the New York Times OF
August Is, 1921 that he was not elect
cd to rule the natives in Africa, or
dictate to any OF the African leaders
IN that great cOut incnt. If he had rot
Oheycd me, | could have put HIM in
Federal prison through the help Of
the American post Office inspectors
ord detectives for his conspiracy and
ambitious scheme OF getting rich
quick. But it is not too late yet for
the eder2l authorities 20 investigate
the 'voodoo' power of Marcus Carney.
Many stockholders III the Black Star
Line Steamship corporation are too
scared to DEMAND their money from
tho corporation, thinking that Mar
Gus Garvcy would 'hoodoo' them
with his rabbit foot in the office.
One Of the Negro Captains went TO
the BMck Star Line Office few months
ngo to demand his mpney after bring
ing the steamship Kanawa back to
New York city from Norfolk, Va, but
somebody had to draw il gun OH him
in Garvey's office insp,nd OF q rabbit
foot. That's the kind Of man who is
planning to redeem Africa in this
New Year 1921. II l were tho Cap.
tain could have reported the matter
to Mayor Hylan and the policemen In
New York because it Is against the
Sullivan law in New York State for
any white or colored person to draw
q loaded gun on another person in mis-
office. l hope the Negroes will tave
notice of this principal fact because
there will be Il race riot and reyoiu
tional war in Africa if any Of Gar
vcy's followers is to draw loaded
gun on the natives in Liberia, W. jt
Africa.
How can Marcus Garvey and the
u. N. l. a. redeem Africa wiilout
the consent and cooperation OF the
bla>x kings, chiefs and presidents
who were born and elected to rule
the natives in Africa? AS it is ir,pos
sible for Il camel to pass through tho
eye OF tho needle in Jerusalem. 50 /:
Will be impossible for Marcus Gqtvty
to rule DIN any part OF Africa. IIe will
have to return to ST. Ann, Jamnl -.
Fetish West indies, and rule tue Ne
E. oes there, because n slave Is III ow
cd to rulo III Africa. I read in tho
Negro World that he and members
OF the u. N. |. a. he'd sent five Ne
Groes TO Liberia to act as spies for
me organization but I am quite sure
tltat President King and the natives
l.
can leaders always do to the spies III
Africa. They used to cut the Spy's
head off and hang it on the tree in
pnblic market whore every native
could see the traitor but the King
don't do that anymore since the Amcri
can and European Missionaries
brought Christianity to Nigeria, West
Africa; hut still they won't let any
spy escape without punishment. Let
lis hope that these Negroes will not
.. ."" to he traitors on their arrival
IN Liberia They left New York in
January 1921 but there is no available
chance for Marcus Gnrvcy to disap.
pear with the peoples money.
The President and officers OF the
Libcrian Exodus Association disap-
peared with the peoples money in
North Carolina in ITS and did not
leave any record behind for the mem
bers where to rind their money. The
Chief Sam movement also disappear
cd in the United States in 1914 and we
haven't seen Chief Sam and his steam
ship Liberia. hut we are going to
make the United States dctcntisrS ana
p0liccmcnt use their power and help
poor and needy Negroes to q Tnand
their money from the Black Star
Line before Marcus Garvey disappears
TO No Mans Land with his rcd, black
and green flag.
The writer OF this article lives at
%3 West l32na street, New York, City
and would like 90 hear from all the
readers, who are interested in Atri-
ca.