Contents
- The Intellectual America and the...p. 1
- Germans, Protesting Against Occupation of French Black Troops on the Rhine, Spreading Propaganda Over World With Aid of American White Woman, Alleging Black Man Is Immoralp. 2
- Sir William H. Ferris Speaksp. 2
- Americans, Listen to Your Countrywoman, Miss Ray Beveridge!p. 3
- What About Social Equality for DuBois, Diagne and Candace?p. 3
- The Freeman's Challengep. 4
- The Psychology of Robes and Pageantsp. 4
- Pure Intellect vs. Emotionsp. 4
- Jack Johnson—An Object Lessonp. 4
- A Heart to Heart Talkp. 4
- To the Editorp. 4
- Recognition of Services and Valuep. 4
- Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.p. 4
- Hon. J. W. Eason Speaksp. 5
- President-General to Speak Each Evening This Weekp. 5
- New Field Executive Secretaries Being Sent Outp. 5
- A Commissioner in Every State of the Unionp. 5
- The Voice of a New Negro on Observationp. 5
- Reports from the Rhinelandp. 6
- Release Sheets for the Pressp. 6
- Notice to All Officers of Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
- Every Member Should Have a Constitutionp. 6
- Executive Secretary for Every Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
- Notice to Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
- Civil Service, U.N.I.A.p. 6
- Notice! Notice!p. 6
- Applications Wanted Immediately for Foreign Service in the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
- Notice: All Moneys Intended for the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
- Private Jack McKayp. 7
- The Black Belt's Prayerp. 7
- Watchman, What of the Night?p. 7
- Mysteries in Africap. 7
- Lines to Elder J. D. Barberp. 7
- Get Busyp. 7
- To the Triumph Saints of Chicagop. 7
- All Nature Praises Godp. 7
- An Appeal for Africa's Redemption from Slavery Seventy Years Agop. 7
- To the President, The White House, Washington, D. C.p. 7
- Mob Loots Registrar's Officep. 7
- Philosophical Reflectionsp. 7
- African Redemption Fundp. 8
- Convention Fundp. 8
- Young Negro Invents Self-Started for Planesp. 8
- Hampton Begins Football Practicep. 8
- The Harlem Library Exhibit a Successp. 8
- Judge Mayer Names Robert C. Adams a Member of the Bondholders' Committeep. 8
- $15,000,000 in Board Claims Against the Green Star Linep. 8
- Mr. Tappeh Returns to Monroviap. 8
- Rachel: A Play in Three Actsp. 8
- Civilization's Unrealized Debt to Africap. 9
- Evening Classes at Howard University Pave the Way for Establishment of a Collegiate Summer Schoolp. 9
- Howard Prepares for First Game of Seasonp. 9
- Representative Governmentp. 9
- An Independent National Life for the Negrop. 9
- Unveiling of Charter of Brewerville Division of the U.N.I.A. and A.C.L., Republic of Liberia, West Coast, Africap. 10
- U.N.I.A. Gains Converts in Syracusep. 10
- Siquirres, Costa Rica Branch, Holds Interesting Meetingp. 10
- The U.N.I.A. in Winston-Salem, N.C.p. 10
- Guantanamo, Cuba Division No. 164 Forging Aheadp. 10
- Morón, Cuba, Survives the Financial Avalanche That Is Sweeping the Countryp. 11
- Mr. Beerlet's Addressp. 11
- The Annual Reportp. 11
- The U.N.I.A. in Ingenio, Rio Canto, Oriente de Cubap. 11
- The U.N.I.A. & A.C.L. Flourishing in St. Thomas, Division No. 84p. 11
- The Universal Negro Improvement Association in Guthrie, Oklahomap. 11
- Reburial of Charles Horsey, World War Hero of the U.S. National Armyp. 11
- U.N.I.A. Meeting at Liberty Hall, Puerto Barrios, Guatemalap. 11
- La Raza Debe Ascender en la Persecución de Objetos Más Elevadosp. 12
- África en España y España en Áfricap. 12
- Discurso del Hon. Comisionado C. S. Bourne al Gobernador y Consejo Municipal de Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, en Celebración del Centenario, el 15 de Septiembre de 1921p. 12
- Los Partidos Filipinos Piden la Independenciap. 12
- La Capital de la Federación Centro-Americanap. 12