Contents
- Elaborate Preparations Are Being Made to Extend Hearty, Dignified Welcome to Hon. Marcus Garvey on His Returnp. 1
- Liberty Hall Entertainment and Carnivalpp. 1–2
- The Lynching Record for the First Six Months of 1921p. 1
- Travel Notes: Clamonton, a Garden Spot of New Jerseyp. 1
- Music Stores to Feature Negro Musicp. 1
- Black Cross Nurses and Legions of Philadelphia Win Laurels in Paradep. 1
- Hon. Marcus Garvey Sends Cable Regarding Great U.N.I.A. Conventionp. 1
- The Late President G. J. Rosep. 1
- Professor Ferris Speaksp. 2
- Speaker Toote Speaksp. 2
- Perth Amboy Division No. 95p. 2
- The Philadelphia Divisionp. 2
- The Citizen's Bankp. 2
- Miss Iris Germain Skinner Now Mrs. Richard A. Kingp. 2
- Instructions to Subscribersp. 2
- Co-operation of Agentsp. 2
- As to Marcus Garvey: How Marcus Garvey Appears to an Impartial Critic—A Dispassionate Analysisp. 3
- Africa and the New Testamentp. 3
- Historical Geology, Matter and Organismsp. 3
- Introductionp. 3
- Loyal Member of Bates, Oriente, Cuba, U.N.I.A., Passes Awayp. 3
- UNIA in Canadap. 3
- Where Ignorance Is Blissp. 4
- Mr. Kirnon on Garveyp. 4
- Correspondencep. 4
- A Ringing Message from Havana, Cubap. 4
- The Two Classes of Negroesp. 4
- Or Is He Misleading?p. 4
- The U. N. I. A. Does Not Do the Work of the N. A. A. C. P.p. 4
- Of African Historyp. 4
- U. N. I. A. Favors All Churches, but Adopts None as U. N. I. A. Churchp. 4
- Jack Dempsey and Jack Johnsonp. 4
- President of Buffalo Division Sends Telegram Regarding Mass Meeting Which Dr. Brooks Addressesp. 4
- In Honor of the Honorable President-Generalp. 4
- Genuine Negro Malodrama Successfully Produced at the Academy of Musicp. 5
- Norfolk Division Meetingsp. 5
- Wm. Bridges Points Out Error in His Casep. 5
- The Story of Edenp. 5
- Dull Aryan Eyesp. 5
- Lines to Prof. Wm. H. Ferrisp. 5
- Black Bardsp. 5
- Failurep. 5
- One God, One Aim, One Destinyp. 5
- Father McGuirep. 5
- God's Loyaltyp. 5
- Boostingp. 5
- Untitled versep. 5
- Words of Wisdomp. 5
- Buffalo, Ohiop. 6
- Virginia Sunny South Records Negro Appointmentp. 6
- Leaders Hold Four-Day Conference at Hampton Institutep. 6
- Bruce Grit's Columnp. 7
- People Talked Aboutp. 7
- What Shall We Do to Be Saved?p. 7
- 500 Persons in Akron, Ohio, Telegraph for Dr. Brooks to Deliver Emancipation Addressp. 7
- System of Naturep. 7
- Race Relationsp. 7
- The Hon. High Commissioner for Cuba, H. E. Eduardo V. Morales, Takes Havana Division by Storm; Leaves Her Thoroughly Workingp. 8
- The U. N. I. A. in New Bedford, Mass.p. 9
- President of Key West Division Faced Death Several Times; Begged to Leave City to Avoid Riot; Speaks in Havanap. 9
- Mr. Glashen Speaksp. 9
- Wonderful Pageant Given by Women's Department of New Haven Division of U. N. I. A.p. 9
- Hon. V. J. Williams Speaksp. 10
- Munden Division No. 70, Progressingp. 10
- The U.N.I.A. Has Awakened the People of Jamaicap. 10
- Spring Hope, N.C., U.N.I.A. Unveils Charterp. 10
- The Chaplain General Makes Successful Trip to Jubabo, Oriente, Cubap. 10
- The Progress of the Tela Division of the U.N.I.A.p. 10