Contents

• Hon. Marcus Garvey in the Ward Theatrepp. 1–2
• A King Who Is President—Pen Picture of Liberia's RulerNahum Daniel Brascher · storyp. 1
• Supposed Inferiority of Darker Races Proved BaselessD. A. Wadep. 1
• Dr. Gordon, Asst. Pres. Gen'l of the U.N.I.A., Tours Californiap. 1
• Campaign for the Study of Negro Literature and Historyp. 1
• Black Star Line Steamship “Phyllis Wheatley” to Be Floated May 1p. 1
• Georgia Planter Found Guilty of Murdering Neighborsp. 1
• Presidents of Branches of the Universal Negro Improvement Association Visit Cityp. 1
• The Irrepressible Conflicteditorialp. 2
• The Chicago Whip and the Black Star Lineeditorialp. 2
• The American Dilemmaeditorialp. 2
• "Prince" Madarikan Deniyleditorialp. 2
• The Coming Inauguration of Dr. Easonp. 2
• Cincinnati and Amblerp. 2
• Twentieth Century Slaveryeditorialp. 2
• A Letter on “The Significance of Easter: The Immortality of Ideas”p. 2
• The Negro as a Dramatic ArtistMatthew Bennett · essayp. 2
• Roscoe Conklin Simmons and the U.N.I.A.Geraldine F. Smithp. 2
• Miss Marianna Johnson, Soloist in the Rendering of Handel's “Messiah”p. 2
• An Open Letter to Hon. Warren G. HardingFilognes Maillardp. 2
• The Self-Styled New Negro Who Is Yet OldHarold G. Saltus · essayp. 2
• CorrectionE. H. Hope Williamsp. 2
• Marcus Garvey Tells Jamaica Audience the White Man, the Yellow Man, the Black Man Are Entitled to Certain PrivilegesMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 3
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 3
• JokesJohn E. Bruce author?p. 3
• The Einstein TheoryLeonard Brathwaite · essayp. 3
• The Trial of John S. Williamsp. 3
• Black Star Line Steamship “Phyllis Wheatley” to Be Floated May 1p. 4
• Rev. Dr. Stewart SpeaksG. E. Stewart author?p. 4
• Dr. Brooks SpeaksJ. D. Brooks author?p. 4
• The Future for the NegroMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• With the Contributing Editorp. 4
• Woodrow Wilson and HaleHubert H. Harrison · essayp. 4
• Race Prejudiceessayp. 5
• Poetry for the Peoplep. 6
• The Eternal PresenceLillian F. Brooks author? · poemp. 6
• An African's LamentEthel Trew Dunlap author? · poemp. 6
• Reflections of a Slave (Selection V.): The Last HopeEthel Trew Dunlap author? · poemp. 6
• Liberty Our War CryR. C. James author? · poemp. 6
• Division 148, San Francisco, Cal.poemp. 6
• The Black Man's Burdenpoemp. 6
• Another Writer Tries Hand at Defining PoetryGeorge W. Stronach author? · essayp. 6
• Further Distinguished Visit Paid to Several Branches of the Universal Negro Improvement Association in Cubap. 7
• To Spread the Propaganda of Our U. N. I. A.J. Parris · poemp. 7
• Marcus Garvey SpeaksMarcus Garvey · speechp. 7
• Warning to the Negro Public of Americap. 7
• Important Noticep. 7
• Black Star Line Noticep. 7
• Marcus Garvey SpeaksMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 8
• Dr. Eason and Dr. Grandison Meet with Success in Cincinnatip. 8
• Dr. J. W. H. Eason Arouses Enthusiasm in GeorgiaH. F. Parlan author?p. 8
• Prof. Pendergastp. 8
• U.N.I.A. Drive Successful in Newarkp. 8
• The U.N.I.A. in Hartford, Conn.G. L. author?p. 8
• The U. N. I. A. in Key West, Fla.p. 9
• The U. N. I. A. in Santa MartaA Member author?p. 9
• The Jersey City Division of the U. N. I. A.p. 9
• U. N. I. A. Meeting of St. Louis a Great Successp. 9
• A Message from Banes-Oriente, Cubap. 9
• The Unveiling of the Charter of Montego Bay Division of the U. N. I. A.p. 9
• The Montego Bay Unveiling Ceremony (Before and After)H. P. Welsh author? · poemp. 9
• The U. N. I. A. in Edmonton, CanadaT. H. Golden author?p. 9
• The U. N. I. A.: Its Aims, Objects and Purposesessayp. 9
• The Flag of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationI. L. Vinton Plummerp. 10
• The U. N. I. A. Indorsed in Chicagop. 10
• Cuando Africa despierteessayp. 10
• La Crónicap. 10
• Europa Parecido Espiritualmentep. 10
• Negro Marcado por el Ku Klux de Texasp. 10
• Llama Acusaciónp. 10
• Comisión Plenaria de Liberia Son Popular al CapitolioO. Montrose Thompsonp. 10
• AvisoJ. H. Yearwoodp. 10
• U. N. I. A. of Akron, O.p. 10