Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
L|BER|A|V LIBERTY LOAN
Continued from First Pago)

enough shares and libCrian Liberty
bonds to lots of Negroes in Africa.
America and Canada ~ buy II large
steel ship instead OF using tho peoples
7 CnCy to pay tor a wooden Shit'
araut 40 years old ON Instrument
plan from tho white people. { !. 4
shame for Marcus Garvry and the u.
y | a. to lie using the n"m2 ri the
Libcran government.
The "Frcc African MuTCmcnt' Is
another problem to he solved but l
did solve 1t at Liberty Hall on West
13Sth street, Now York city in Aug
uet 10, 1920 having stopped Marcus
Garvey fyom exciting himself as Presi
dent Of Africa and rule 400 100000
black people Of the world Therefore
the members Of the u. N. ]. A. elect
ed him without any vote from the
black Kings. chiefs and presidents III
Africa as Provisional President of
che u. N. /. A. In Africa ans .Amerl
Ca. He a2esD made the correct state
nlents to his followers after reading
my article in dhe New York Times Of
August Is, 1924 that he was not elect
ed to rule the natives in Africa or
dictate to any Of the African leaders
In that great continent. If he had rot
obeyed me, l 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 edeIel authorities TO investigate
tho 'voodoO' power of Marcus GarVey.
Many stockholders III the Black Star
Line Steamship corporation are too
scared to demand their money from
tho corporation, thinking that Mar
GUS Garvey would 'hoodoo' them
with his rabbit foot in the office.
One Of the Negro Captains went to
the Blhck Star Line Office few months
ago to demand his money after bring
ing the steamship Kanawa back to
New York city from Norfolk, Va, but
BOmebody had to draw q gun OH him
in Garvey's office inspepd OF q rabbit
foot. That's the kind of man who Is
planning to redeem Africa din this
New Year 1921. If were the Cap.
tain l could have reported the matter
to Mayor Hylan and the policemen In
Now York because 1t Is against the
Sullivan law in New York State for
any white or colnred person to draw
q loaded gun OH another person in nis
office. l hope the Negroes will taxe
notice of this principal fact because
there will be Il race riot and revoiu
tional wnr in Africa df any Of Gar
vey's followers is to draw loaded
gun on the natives in Liberia, We st
Africa.
Nov Eor1 a,,I @1,n
U. N. I. A. redeem Africa wii1out
the consent and cooperation OF the
black kings, chiefs and presidents
who We're born and elected to rule
the natives In Africa? AS 1t is ipipos
siDle for camel to pass through the
eye Of the needle in Jerusalem, 50 |:
will be impossible for Marcus Gqtvey
to rule din any part of Africa. He wili
have to return to st. Ann, Jamal'o,
tsftish West Indies, and rule the Ne
E. oes there, because n, slave Is al ow
ed to rulo In Africa. read in the
Negro World that he and members
Of the u. N. I. a. had sent five No
grocs to Liberia to act as spies for
the organization but ain quite sure
That President King and the natives
in Liberia will treat them rs the Afri
can leaders always do to tho spies III
Africa. They used to cut the spy's
head Off and hang it on the tree In
public market where every native
could see the traitor but the King
don't do that anymore since the Ameri
can and European Missionaries
brought Christianity to Nigeria, West
Africa: but still they won't let any
S,,.th
us nope that these Negroes will not :,
.s. "" to be traitors on their arrival,
IN Liberia. They left New York in
January 1921 but there is no available
chance for Marcus Gnrvey 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 1878 and did not
leave any record behind for the mem
bers where to find their money. The
Chief Sam movement also disappear
ed in the United States in 1914 and we
haven't seen Chief Sam and his steam
ship Liberia, but we are going to
make the United States detectives ana
policemen use their power and help
pool Uli ICSiH lNcSlOCS 10 Il 'lhluu
their money from the Black Star
Line before Marcus Garvey disappears
to No Mans Land with his red, black
and green flag.
The writer Of this article lives at
SO West 132nd street, Now York, City
and would like To hear from all the
readers, who are interested in Afri-
ca.