One of its first objectives when the League was founded two years ago was the establishing of a suitable headquarters in London. Efforts have been made, but difficulties, mainly financial, have stayed its course. Now the League is determined to do its utmost to surmount all obst

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We welcome the following New Members who have joined since our first issue went to press. Dr. J. N. Tennent, Scotland; Mr. Wills Isaacs, Jamaica; Mr. V. L. Tennant, Jamaica; Rev. J. W. Graham, Jamaica; Dr. H. L. Morrison, Jamaica; Mr. and Mrs. Wheatle, Jamaica ; Miss Furlong, Mo

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014 014 A Quarterly Magazine. The official Organ of the League of Coloured Peoples. Acting Editor: UNA M. MARSON. Subscription 2/6 per anuum, post free. All communications to be addressed to : "THE EDITOR, - 164, Queen's Road, London, 5.E.15. Contributions invited.

THIS is an example both of the value of and necessity for cooperation between the several branches of the human family. Ever since the most successful Christmas party of last January we have been striving to discover how to give these children a day out in the country and thus e

in their own traditions, experiences and prejudices, it may well be that we who have forgotten, or are fast forgetting, our own native prejudices, shall outstrip them in the attainment of the outlook which will regard the world as a single place and all men as brothers. lam pers

to become a member of the League of Coloured Peoples and herewith enclose my annual subscription of 5/-. *1 desire _ *1 beg to enclose also 2 / 6 , a year's subscription to "The Keys." *1 would further like to give a donation of which I also enclos e or will forward on or before