Contents
- Certification of Black Cross Nurses Essential if They Are to Be a Benefit to U. N. I. A.p. 1
- United States Government Loan to the Liberian Governmentp. 1
- Lieut. Henry O. Flipper Appointed to Confidential Positionp. 1
- Job Hunters and Rumorsp. 1
- Howard Universityp. 2
- Fleecing Negroesp. 2
- Easterp. 2
- The Garvey Movementp. 2
- Correspondencep. 2
- "Emperor Jones": A Travesty on the Negro Racep. 2
- Secretary Prendergast in Brunswick, Ga.p. 2
- Will White Cubans Support the Negro's Program for a Free Africa?p. 2
- Hayti and Santo Domingop. 2
- Warning Noticep. 2
- Rev. Tobitt Guest of Literary Clubp. 3
- World Conditions Today as They Affect Various Races of Mankindp. 3
- While Men and Women Are Busy Trying to Help the Race, Kentucky Man Is Blind to Everything but a Job—His Appeal Falls on Deaf Earsp. 3
- Liberty Hall Musical Programp. 3
- Address by Wilford H. Smithp. 3
- Prof. William H. Ferris Speaksp. 3
- The African Abroadp. 4
- The Economic Development of Liberiap. 4
- Conditions in Sierra Leonep. 4
- 135th Street, Harlemp. 4
- Egyptian Demonstration Against Winston Churchillp. 4
- Paul Robeson at Columbia University Dinnerp. 4
- A Word in Half of a Negro Actorp. 4
- A Very Enthusiastic Meeting of Division No. 29p. 5
- Reporter Ransom's Addressp. 5
- Other Speakersp. 5
- Marcus Garvey Has Made and Is Still Making Historyp. 5
- Bruce Grit's Columnp. 5
- Five Hundred Reward and No Questions Askedp. 5
- Egyptp. 5
- Jolliersp. 5
- Shocking and Unchristian Conductp. 5
- Poetry for the Peoplep. 6
- Tribute to Lucien B. Watkinsp. 6
- Our Beloved Elder Barberp. 6
- All Round the Worldp. 6
- Springp. 6
- West Indies Anti-Americanp. 6
- To Lucien Watkinsp. 6
- On the Passing of Lucien B. Watkinsp. 6
- Arisep. 6
- Reflections of a Slavep. 6
- With the Contributing Editorp. 7
- Take Notice!p. 7
- A Crooked Deal for the Black Patriotp. 7
- Warning Concerning Prince Madarikan Deniyip. 7
- Negro Inventorsp. 7
- The Real Emancipation—Negro Nationalismp. 7
- That German Indemnityp. 7
- Negro World in Kingstonp. 7
- Principles and Objectivesp. 8
- U.N.I.A. Chapter I, Sixty-Third St. Divisionp. 8
- Montreal Notesp. 8
- UNIA Division Newsp. 8
- Dr. Brooks' Notable Address Makes Negro World Citizenp. 8
- The Voice of the Detroit Division U.N.I.A. and A.C.L.p. 8
- The Marcus Garvey Movement Steadily Grows in St. Louisp. 8
- Monster Meeting of the Local Division of Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities' Leaguep. 8
- The U.N.I.A. Almost Encircles Island of Cubapp. 8–9
- The Wonderful Progress of the Columbus U.N.I.A. and A.C.L.p. 9
- Banes Division U.N.I.A. & A.C.L.p. 9
- S. F. Rickets Stirred Colón's Liberty Hallp. 9
- U.N.I.A. Mass Meeting of the St. Louis Divisionp. 9
- Panama District Auxiliary Branchp. 9
- Gone, But Not Foreverp. 9
- Guarito Division U.N.I.A. and A.C.L.p. 9
- Cincinnati Division Newsp. 10
- Kappa Alpha Psi Forms Local Chapter at Columbia Universityp. 10
- The Toronto U.N.I.A.p. 10
- Letter to Chaplain McGuirep. 10
- Sección en Españolp. 10
- La Oportunidad Nueva del Negrop. 10
- Una Noche a la A. U. del P. de los N.p. 10
- Notice of Lost UNIA Bondsp. 10
- Important Noticep. 10