Contents
- Universal Negro Improvement Association to Send Diplomatic Representatives Abroad to Protect the Negro Racep. 1
- First Week's Evening Sessions of Great Convention Attended by Large Numbers Who Display Much Enthusiasmp. 2
- Mr. Garvey's Addressp. 2
- Convention Reflectionsp. 3
- Convention Reflectionsp. 3
- How Races Risep. 3
- Educationalp. 3
- Contemporary Commentsp. 3
- The Spaniards in Africap. 3
- Letter to the Editorp. 3
- [Untitled]p. 3
- Speech of the President-Generalpp. 4–5
- Poemp. 6
- Will Socialism Solve the Negro Problem?p. 6
- Noticep. 6
- Subscription and Contribution Listsp. 7
- The Exhibitsp. 8
- The Women's Partp. 9
- The U. N. I. A. in Brunswick, Ga.p. 9
- Howard Strengthensp. 9
- Universal Negro Improvement Association Auditor-General's Reportp. 9
- First Week of Conventionp. 9
- The Second Visit of His Grace, the Chaplain General Dr. George Alexander McGuire, the High Commissioner for Cuba, the Hon. Arnold Cunning, D.I.N.C., Was Highly Welcomed by Officers, Members and Friends of the Marcane Local Branchp. 10
- Creighton Park Is Scene of Wonderful and Successful Picnicp. 10
- Los Amates Division No. 212 in Guatemala Unveils Its Charterp. 10
- UNIA Division Newsp. 10
- Detroit News and Doings of Africa's Childrenp. 10
- New Aberdeen Division Organizing Campaignp. 10
- President Potter Elected as Delegate to Conventionp. 10
- The U.N.I.A. in Milwaukeep. 10
- UNIA Convention Reportp. 11
- The Aftermath of Slaveryp. 11
- South Africa Againp. 11
- An Apologyp. 11
- Niguero, Oriente, Cuba Division U.N.I.A.p. 11
- E. E. Newport News U.N.I.A.p. 11
- Untitled political commentaryp. 11
- Republicans Agreed: Planning Project Against Treatment Accorded Themp. 12
- Wilford B. Smith, “The Pitchfork” and the Negrop. 12
- A Message from Cardiff, Great Britainp. 12
- Credential Forms for the Second International Conventionp. 12
- Notice to the Second International Conventionp. 12
- Dr. Duval and the New Bedford UNIAp. 12
- UNIA Meeting in New Glasgow, Nova Scotiap. 12