Contents

• Special Easter Services Held in Liberty Hall; Morning, Afternoon and Eveningpp. 1–2
• Easter Reflectionsessayp. 1
• Visit of Marcus Garveypp. 1, 8 ↗
• Rev. Tobitt, the West Indian Leader, Ordained a Presbyter by His Grace, Chaplain General George Alexander McGuirep. 1
• Garvey Likened to St. Patrick: Virtues and Qualities as Leaderpp. 1, 4 ↗
• Nine Bodies Found in Georgia Peonage Murder Inquiryp. 1
• Sunday Night at Liberty Hallp. 1
• The Significance of Easter; The Immortality of ...William H. Ferris · essayp. 2
• The South African Nativesp. 2
• Mr. Downing and Liberiap. 2
• A Message from BarbadoesBedica Griffith author?p. 2
• Street Market in Harlemp. 2
• Correspondence: Mrs. Turner Not a Representative of U.N.I.A.p. 2
• Great Britainp. 2
• Accepted Informationp. 2
• Card of ThanksUniversal African Legion Band author?p. 2
• More About Garveyeditorialp. 2
• Marcus Garvey Greeted by Delegation as He Passes Through Cubap. 3
• U. N. I. A. Official Appointed on Police Forcep. 3
• Special Easter Servicesp. 3
• Hon. R. H. Tobitt SpeaksR. H. Tobittp. 4
• Master Blackwell SpeaksMaster Blackwell author?p. 4
• Dr. G. E. Stewart SpeaksG. E. Stewartp. 4
• The Missing Men of the Worldp. 4
• The Republic of LiberiaJoseph R. Austinp. 5
• No Negro Troops in the French Army of Occupationp. 5
• Hon. Marcus Garvey Addresses Neuvitas DivisionMarcus Garveypp. 1, 5 ↗
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Untitled Poem ("And as I Came Upon the Flag")poemp. 6
• Hit the Road to Liberty HallProf. O. M. Skinner author? · poemp. 6
• Aurelia on Marcus GarveyEldica Griffith author? · poemp. 6
• A VisionRandolph Murray author? · poemp. 6
• Justice?B. R. A. Gairy author? · poemp. 6
• Prof. Frank Boas Addresses the People's Educational Forump. 6
• Establishment of a Bureau of Negro Workp. 6
• Prof. Cheeks, Prominent Editor, Passes Awayp. 7
• Arthur A. Schomburg Pays a Tribute to African WomanArthur A. Schomburg author? · essayp. 7
• Negro Plans for AfricaJ. R. Austin author?p. 7
• Warning to the Negro Public of Americap. 7
• Universal Negro Improvement Association: 2d International Conventionp. 7
• 2d International Conventionp. 7
• The New Conscienceessayp. 7
• Official UNIA Noticesp. 7
• Important NoticeJ. B. Yearwoodp. 7
• Black Star Line Notice Regarding Paymentsp. 7
• Chaplain-General's Departmentp. 7
• U. N. I. A. NewsWilliam H. Ferrisp. 8
• Dr. Riley's Successful Tour of OhioWilliam H. Ferris author?p. 8
• Cincinnati Needs the U. N. I. A.Charles G. Lennos author?p. 8
• Tacoma (Wash.) U. N. I. A. Unveils Its Charterp. 8
• Boston U. N. I. A.Mary Carr Morrig author?p. 8
• New Orleans U. N. I. A. ActivitiesS. Robertson author?p. 8
• New Aberdeen Division Organizes Black Cross NursesWm. T. Hunte author?p. 8
• Newark Division, U. N. I. A. and A. C. L. Forging AheadJohn O'Loughlin; A. V. Irving author?p. 8
• Doings in Montclair, N. J.F. W. Scott author?p. 8
• Brooklyn U. N. I. A.p. 8
• Puerto Cortez Branch of the U. N. I. A. and A. C. L.p. 8
• The African Black Cross Nurses in Detroitp. 9
• News of the Wilmington Division of the U.N.I.A.p. 9
• Caraguey Division, U.N.I.A.p. 9
• Perth Amboy, N.J.p. 9
• Mrs. George W. Hubbard Passes Awayp. 9
• Hampton Institute Gymnasium Demonstrationp. 9
• Art Prize Won by Negro Butlerp. 9
• El Señor Don G. M. Johnson, Corregidor de la Ciudad de Monrovia y Potentado de la A. U. del P. de los N., Habla de la Convenciónp. 10
• Notas de la Biblioteca de la Ramificación de Harlem de la Calle 135p. 10
• Naranja de Africap. 10
• The Negro's Last OpportunityJames D. Brooks author? · essayp. 10
• Press Closes at National Capitalp. 10
• The Need of Legal Preparationessayp. 10