Contents
- An Appeal to the Intelligence of the Racep. 1
- Unparalleled, Impressive Ceremonies Mark Closing of Historic World-Renowned Second International Convention of Negroesp. 2
- His Excellency Hon. J. W. Eason Speaksp. 2
- Marcus Garvey Speaksp. 2
- Declares Himself Against Policy of Trying to Destroy Other Governments—Time Must Be Devoted to Building Up of Africa and Creating a Great Negro Governmentp. 3
- Convention Reflectionsp. 4
- A Jamaican Woman in Camagueyp. 4
- Congratulations for Sir William H. Ferrisp. 4
- A Greeting from Pittsburgh, Pa.p. 4
- Prominent Philadelphiap. 4
- Bruce Grit's Columnp. 4
- With the Contributing Editorp. 4
- Hands Across the Seap. 4
- George D. Creese of Sydney, Nova Scotia, Made Commissionerp. 4
- Justice vs. Social Equalityp. 4
- The Negro's Missionp. 4
- Negroes Who Live Off Charity of Good, White People, Afraid of Offending Them Even When a Whole Continent Is to Be Robbedp. 4
- Summary of Report for Concluding Daysp. 5
- Mrs. Kate Lee Jefferson Passes Awayp. 5
- Second Annual Convention Proceedingsp. 6
- Address of the Chaplain-Generalp. 6
- Moses and Garveyp. 6
- Forward!p. 6
- Go Forwardp. 6
- The Valedictoryp. 6
- Henry 'Link' Johnson Suffers Serious Strokep. 6
- Abdelkrinp. 7
- Battle Hymn of Ethiopiap. 7
- The Toilerp. 7
- The Birthday of Independencep. 7
- Sleepp. 7
- The Dawnp. 7
- Come, Ye Sons of Ethiopiap. 7
- In Timep. 7
- Hurrah!p. 7
- Marcus Garvey, Our Mosesp. 7
- Colored Women's Council Speaksp. 7
- The Radical and the Conservativep. 7
- His Excellency Marcus Garvey Refutes Chicago Defenderp. 7
- Professor Expelled for Protesting Unjust Conditionsp. 7
- Morocco Chief Plans for New Moor Empirep. 8
- Calls 50,000 to Colorsp. 8
- Spanish Positions at Melilla Attackedp. 8
- Philadelphia Branch Meetingp. 9
- Montreal Notesp. 9
- Dunbar Literary Club Socialp. 9
- Affectionp. 9
- Timep. 9
- Satisfiedp. 9
- Editor of the Crusader Gives His Views of the Congressp. 9
- New York City Takes Steps to Handle Unemploymentp. 9
- Houston's Returnp. 9
- Adeoye Deniyi, a Real Prince, Exposes Madarikan Deniyi, a Fake Princep. 9
- Program for the Charter Unveilingp. 9
- Wedding Bells in the Cityp. 9
- Toronto and Her Colored Folksp. 9
- His Excellency Hon. Marcus Garvey States That Rev. Selkridge Was Not Deniedp. 9
- Reception to Pastorp. 9
- U.S. Reports from Cuba: W. N. I. A. Remained Steady Under Heavy Firingp. 10
- Give Us Africa, Lordp. 10
- Canadian Division Visits Florida Divisionp. 10
- Big Concert Staged in Camaguey Liberty Hallp. 10
- East End U. N. I. A. Division No. 102p. 10
- UNIA Division and Branch Newsp. 10
- Camaguey Division Rejoices Over Work of the Conventionp. 10
- Nuevitas Branch Reports the Death of Mrs. H. Campbellp. 10
- The U. N. I. A. in Colon, August 18, 1921p. 10
- Funeral of Master Neville McZenop. 11
- Conditions in Telap. 11
- Report of U.N.I.A. Mass Meeting Held at Florida, Cubap. 11
- Dallas Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities Leaguep. 11
- Life's Invisible Leadershipp. 11
- The New York World's Amazing Story of the Ku Klux Klanp. 12
- Letter on Garveyism and Professor Ferris's Reviewp. 12
- A Fitting Recognitionp. 12
- The Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 12
- Notice to Members of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 12
- Is the Negro a Citizen of This Country?p. 12