Contents

• Fellowmen of the Negro Race, GreetingMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• DuBois and Pan-African Congress Answered by the Hon. Marcus Garvey at Big Mass Meeting Hastily Summoned at Liberty Hallp. 2
• African Redemption Fundeditorialp. 3
• Remarks from West Virginia Regarding African Redemption Fundp. 3
• Remarks from Vermont Regarding African Redemption FundL. A. author?p. 3
• Department of Labor and IndustryUlysses S. Postonp. 3
• Moors Suddenly Turn on Spanishp. 3
• Suppressed News Outp. 3
• Prominent Ladies at the U.N.I.A. Conventionp. 3
• Executive Secretary for Every Division of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Notice to Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Civil Service of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 3
• To Fight the Execution of Arkansas Negro Farmersp. 3
• Notice to Divisions, Branches, Chapters and MembersMarcus Garveyp. 3
• J. D. BrooksMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Dr. Du Bois in Gay Pareeeditorialp. 4
• The Unpardonable SinR. L. P. author? · editorialp. 4
• A Lesson from Greeceeditorialp. 4
• A Card of Thanksp. 4
• A Word to Ministersp. 4
• U. N. I. A. in Moron, Camagüey, CubaF. A. Ogilvier author?p. 4
• Notice to All Divisions in CubaEdward V. Morales author?p. 4
• Congratulations to Lady Henrietta Vinton DavisMrs. Estelle Matthews author?p. 4
• Education of Negroes Prior to 1865G. B. Camrel author?p. 4
• The Editor of The Negro World, the Ku Klux Klan, the Jews and Fighting NegroesH. H. author?p. 4
• A Letter of Congratulations to William H. FerrisRobert A. Smithp. 4
• Hon. Gabriel Johnson Banqueted in Buffalop. 4
• Nevada Governor Endorses Federal Anti-Lynching Lawp. 4
• Oratory, Sports and Barbecue Were Features of Celebration by Negro Improvement Associationp. 5
• The So-Called "Pan-Negro" Congress That Masquerades Before the French Capitaleditorialp. 5
• Bishop Fallows Assails Ku Kluxp. 5
• Celebrates Anniversary of Independence of Liberty for NegroesAgue M. Lopezp. 5
• A Credit to Negro Womanhood — Significant Feature of UNIA ConventionF. Wilcom Ellegorp. 5
• Sir William H. Ferris Lectures Upon NegroWilliam H. Ferrisp. 5
• Virginia Republicans Nominate Full State Ticket—John Mitchell Jr. Standard Bearerp. 6
• Green Star Line Asks U.S. Helpp. 6
• Race ProblemE. P. Johnston · essayp. 6
• Mayor Hylan Thanks Negroes for Helpp. 6
• Interesting Cricket Match Played on Moron Oval, Camaguey, CubaW. St. John McCreath author?p. 6
• An Appeal from the Soul of a Serious AfricanHarold G. Baltus author? · essayp. 6
• Lady John E. Bruce Present at Potentate's Reception in Liberty Hallp. 6
• Africa Begins to Throw Off the European Yoke—The Sleeping Giant AwakensC. P. Bertellip. 6
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 6
• The Montclair U.N.I.A.p. 6
• Notice Regarding Charter No. 141Marcus Garvey author?p. 6
• Sons of AfricaCharles H. D. Este · poemp. 7
• To Ethiopiapoemp. 7
• AppreciationCharles H. D. Este · poemp. 7
• Ethiopia's CallRosalia Phyfili · poemp. 7
• TomorrowRobalia Phybell · poemp. 7
• In My SoulThomas Millard Henry · poemp. 7
• Afric's Rising Sunpoemp. 7
• Dawn of Flamepoemp. 7
• The White Outcastpoemp. 7
• My Mother's VoiceMinnett Lamont · poemp. 7
• Lines to J. HunterEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 7
• Light After DarknessArthur Geo. Durkley · poemp. 7
• Louisiana Mob Burns Negroes' Hall; 1 Deadp. 7
• Capture of Melilla May Be Key to Downfall; Revolt Movement Gainsp. 7
• Moplahs Successful Drive Against Spaniards Resulting in Destruction of Nearly Entire Spanish Army Also Hailed With Joyp. 9
• The Negro RaceRev. Dr. G. E. Stewart · essayp. 9
• Sir William H. Ferris SpeaksWilliam H. Ferrisp. 9
• Mr. Garvey SpeaksMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 9
• U.N.I.A. NewsWilliam H. Ferrisp. 10
• Unveiling of the Charter of Algiers Division No. 327 with About One Thousand in AttendanceJoseph J. Forbes author?p. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Santiago, CubaH. Stonewall Jackson author?p. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Paramaribo, SurinamJ. H. Jones author?p. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Bermudap. 10
• Grand Celebration of the Negro Holiday, 31st Day of August, 1921C. A. Thomas author?p. 10
• Struthers (Ohio) DivisionV. M. W. Division Reporter author?p. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Santa Marta, Colombiap. 10
• U.N.I.A. Division ReportNonie Neal and Lettie Powell author?p. 10
• Moron Division Celebrates First Anniversary of Declaration of Negroes' Independence, Aug. 31Joseph A. Todd author?p. 11
• U.N.I.A. in Colonial Village, Carapechaida, Trinidad, B.W.I.Augustus E. Roberts author?p. 11
• How We Spent the Month of August in Moronp. 11
• Mass Meeting Held in Burlington, N.p. 11
• UNIA Week Meeting Staged at Hurgan on August 31 for the Celebration of the Rise of the World's Greatest Convention for NegroesHezeriah A. Gilroy author?p. 12
• UNIA Mass Meeting for August 14p. 12
• Negro Business and Economic Scienceessayp. 12
• Great Rejoicing in Liberty Hall Over the Announcement of Press Report of Revolt of Moplahs in India Against OppressionMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 12
• 200 in Spanish Army of 24,035 SurviveMarcus Garvey author?p. 12
• World at Last Coming to Its SenseMarcus Garvey author?p. 12
• Africa, the Land of Perpetual SunshineMarcus Garvey author?p. 12
• The White Man Very Kind to Us, After AllMarcus Garvey author?p. 12
• Announcement About the B. S. KanewhaMarcus Garvey author?p. 12
• Notice to Divisions and Chaptersp. 12