Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
.L|BER|AN LIBERTY LOAN
Negroes Arc Selling Their Houses
and Farms to Make Marcus
Carney Rich in America.
(By Madarikan Deniyi. Native of
Lagos, Nigeria. West Africa.

(By Madarikan Dcniyl, Native OF
Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa.
New York, January 29.--rhe great
est money making scheme ever AZ
tempted by any black man in the
United Stalks Is THE latest "niberiun
Liberty Bond" which was signed by
Marcus Garvey and the Universal
Negro Improvement Association in
New York City a few months ago,
without any seal Of Liberiun Govern
melEt Oh it. President King and the
Legislatures III Liberia, West Africa
did not authorize Marcus Carney tol
sell such Il bond to poor and needy
people in the United StaSles and Cana
da. Many ignorant Negroes are sell
ing their farms and houses in Canada
to buy this 'Liberian Bond and re-
deem Africa when the president oil
4 Tire Universal Negro improvement
n Association himself couldn't redeem
the Negroes in British West Indies,
who ure getting eigbtetM cents day
. for hard labor. Some or the Amer.
can and West Indies Negroes had
bought lots OF bonus the Unlel
State but only God knows when Muir
Gus Carney and the Universal Negro
Improvement will be able to pny
these poor and needy people back
! their money because the Liberian
Government is not responsible 10:
this money making scheme Of Marcus
Garvey according to my investigation
through secret messages from West
s. Africa ". .S, 1. NJ ~ IS S! ID ,55
a President King and the Legislature
es IN Liberia arc not ignorant Ne
grocs because they were educated In
tho best colleges and universities in
= Europe and America. They studied
the African, European and American
laws and know how to use them to
improve the black Republic OF Liberia
better than Marcus GarWy WHO has
never travelled in any part OF Africa
to study the condition in that CONT
nent. l do not believe that they will
depend Oh the. poor and needy Negro
es iii America to lonn their money to
the Liberian Government. 1t is true
that Gabriel Johnson, the Mayor o.
Monroyia, Liberia, West Africa was
Rejected as Potcntate OF the U. N. /.
A. in New York city last August 1920
Sbut it would be impossible for him
! to authorizes Marcus Garvey TO sell
such a uiberan Liberty bond to the
Negroes in the United States and Can
ada without The consent OF President
King and the Legislatures. l discover
ed through my Investigation in New
York dity that tho u. N. l. a. is to
oan the Liberian Government two
Eiillion dollars, ($2.000,OO0.) THIS
money is to be used for the purpose
l. y building beautiful houses, streets
railroads telegraph lines, snDways.
trolley cars automobile factories.
schools machine shops, colleges cleo
~ vic plants; cablegram lines, universe
les and ammunition factories 10 kill
4 III the white people in Liberia.
10 my great surprise, l read in
ONE of the American newspapers
hat Marcus Galycy WAS born at st.
INN, jamaica, British West Indies
Lout 1885. How can he from the su
= ar cane plantation OF these Islands be
bile to redeem Africa and establish
new black republic for the u. N. l.
!, in Liberia, West Africa? Will the
resident and Legislatures stand for
UGH conspiracy in Liberia? l should
hy no because they won't stand for
10 unbridled audacity OF this Marcus
|aryey. The greatest trouble for him
nd his followers Is that they talk
II pc much. That's why lots Of Negroes
bst thcir good positions in New York
account Of Garvey's conspiracy
ut it seems to me that Marcus Gar
by is sugering for cerebral spinal
nights, and needs q specialist to
samine his Uranium cavity.
1t has been published and advertis
H in the Negro World that tho Black
tar Line Steamship corporation
ou!d send ship to Liberia this Jan
4 Try 1921 but January is almost gone
I'd the steamship Yarmouth is still
'oke down at the dry dock in New
ork. When will this corporation quit
sing the mails to defraud poor and
scdy people in Africa by selling
en- their shares" am not opposing
e American and West Indies Negro.
for having their own ships to car
people to Africa but will oppose
by steamship corporation in Amerl
that will use the mails to deceive
10 natives in Africa. Therefore II
81 ii advise the natives in Africa not
buy any more shares i'm the Black
ar Line unless Marcus Garvey presi
INT of the corporation can prove
them that he bought and paid for
I Q steamship Yarmouth. This ship
an old wooden ship and too old to
Pike any safe voyage from New
rk city to Liberia, West Africa on
high seas. The Black Star Line
eamship corporation had sold
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