Contents
- Philadelphia Division Holds a Monster Mass Meeting Monday Night in the Standard Theatrepp. 1, 4 ↗
- Prominent Georgians Condemn Brutal Treatment of Negroesp. 1
- No Power on Earth Can Stop Progress of UNIA, Declare Speakersp. 1
- Professor William H. Ferris Lectured on Achievements of His Racep. 1
- "Antonio Maceo" Arrives in Cuba in a Blaze of Gloryp. 1
- States Attorney Says Rioters Are Unknown—No Attempt Made to Bring Them to Justicep. 1
- An Object Lesson to the Statesmen at Washingtonp. 2
- Is the U.N.I.A. Worth While?p. 2
- The Pennsylvania Civil Rights Billp. 2
- A Word Regarding Titlesp. 2
- The Importance of the Study of Negro History and Literaturep. 2
- Correspondencep. 2
- Legislation and the Negrop. 2
- Hayti Assisted Boliviap. 2
- Pennsylvania Labor to Act on Peonagep. 2
- Editorial Notesp. 2
- A Power in the Worldp. 3
- Rev. J. J. Cranston's Speechp. 3
- Negro Has Always Been Truep. 3
- Hon. Wilford H. Smith Speaksp. 3
- Must Build Own Freedomp. 3
- Japanese Braveryp. 3
- A Visionp. 3
- Equal Rights Bill Defeated by Pennsylvania Senatorsp. 3
- Correctionp. 3
- Employ High Powered Motor Car in Effecting Escape; No Trace of Them Foundp. 4
- Dr. W. H. Hanna's Addressp. 4
- The Negro Worldp. 4
- Judge Johnson's Addressp. 4
- Race Congress to Meet in Washingtonp. 4
- With the Contributing Editorp. 5
- Imperialistic Americap. 5
- President Harding on the Race Questionp. 5
- In Old Japanp. 5
- The Baltimore U. N. I. A.p. 5
- West Indian Notesp. 5
- West Indian Home Rulep. 5
- Brief Itemsp. 5
- About Titlesp. 5
- Body of Murdered Man Found Near Belairp. 5
- MORPHAN BOYS SLAVES ON OKLAHOMA FARMp. 6
- AUTOCRACY IN BRITISH WEST INDIESp. 6
- NICARAGUA RETIRES FROM WORLD LEAGUEp. 6
- POETRY FOR THE PEOPLEp. 6
- COME OUT FROM BEHIND THE FLAGp. 6
- O, SON OF AFRICA, ARISE!p. 6
- A TRIBUTE TO AFRICAp. 6
- ASPIRATIONp. 6
- COME, LET US PLANT A TREE TODAYp. 6
- IN MEMORY OF LUCIAN B. WATKINSp. 6
- A VISION OF THE DAYp. 6
- Negro Leadership in Americap. 7
- A Free Africap. 7
- The Modern Aristidesp. 7
- Origin of the Negro Pressp. 7
- The New Negrop. 7
- Warning to the Negro Public of Americap. 7
- World Democracyp. 7
- Reception to Rt. Hon. Fred A. Toote, D.I.N.C., in Philadelphiap. 7
- Montreal Notesp. 7
- West Virginia Enacts Anti-Lynching Lawp. 7
- Important Noticep. 7
- U. N. I. A. Newsp. 8
- Banes Division Welcomes Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 8
- Key West Division Hears Marcus Garveyp. 8
- Spingarn Medallist Has Been Chosenp. 8
- Richmond Division Unveils Charterp. 8
- J. Babo Division Meetingp. 8
- Prof. Vidal Visits Santa Marta Branchp. 8
- Bluefields Division Unveils Its Charterp. 8
- Sacred Concert Givenp. 8
- New Aberdeen Division Celebrates Easter Sundayp. 8
- San Francisco Branch Holds Mass Meetingp. 8
- Hartford Branch Holds Big Meetingp. 8
- Prof. Ferris Lectures in Montrealp. 8
- Raleigh Division Unveils Its Charterp. 8
- Notes from Bay Island of Ruatanp. 8
- Special Easter Program in Hondurasp. 8
- Atlantic City Branch Holds Big Mass Meetingp. 9
- Vancouver Division No. 11 Celebrates First Anniversaryp. 9
- Louisville Division Increases Its Membershipp. 9
- Nuevitas Branchp. 9
- In Memory of Lucien B. Watkinsp. 9
- Doings of Interest in the Camden Division of the U. N. I. A.p. 9
- The U. N. I. A. of Sydney, Canada, Makes Wonderful Progresspp. 9–10
- Rio Canto Branch Gets New Membersp. 9
- Doings of the Detroit Division No. 125, U. N. I. A.p. 9
- A Reception Given in Honor of the Rt. Hon. Fred A. Toote, Speaker in Convention, Division 61p. 10
- Farmers of Utica, Miss., Hold Annual Gatheringp. 10
- Segregation Signs Are Removedp. 10
- Lynching Town Boycotted by State Medical Societyp. 10
- Burns Knocks Out Southern Cracker in Street Carp. 10
- Rev. Prince Allen Will Hold a Religious Convention in New Havenp. 10
- Rt. Hon. Asst. Secy. J. B. Yearwood and Professor Ferris Addressed New Haven Division, Number 29p. 10
- Negro Poets Current and Otherwisep. 10
- The U. N. I. A. in New Bedford, Mass.p. 10
- New Providence Branch Active in Panamap. 10