Contents

• The Negro Desires Commercial and Industrial Prosperity, Educational and Social Progress and Political LibertyMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Universal Negro Improvement Association Is a World Power—Has Passed Experimental Stagep. 2
• Mr. Garvey's AddressMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• Sir William H. Ferris SpeaksWilliam H. Ferrisp. 2
• Dr. C. M. Grandison SpeaksC. M. Grandison author?pp. 2–3
• Real Leader Not PurchasableMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 3
• The Right Man in the Right Place and at the Right TimeMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 3
• Harvey's Methods of AppealMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 3
• Negro is Nothing if Not ReligiousMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 3
• Big U.N.I.A. Meeting at Masonic Hall, Springfield, Ill.p. 3
• Briggs' Mother Testifies That She Was Not Married to Briggs' Father, Who Was an Englishman—Briggs Denies That He Passed as White in the West Indiesp. 3
• EditorialWilliam H. Ferris · editorialp. 4
• The Persecution of UNIA Officers in Santo DomingoPhilip Van Puttenp. 4
• Superiority Not Estimated by the Color of the Skinp. 4
• A GreetingRev. J. U. Osbornep. 4
• Africa Our Hopep. 4
• In Sad and Loving Memory of My Dear Sister Adapoemp. 4
• Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis: Stirring Address Delivered in New Bedford, Mass.Henrietta Vinton Davisp. 4
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Bruce author?p. 4
• Who Will Tell the Truth About the Congress?p. 5
• The Moors, the Free Mountaineers of MoroccoE. D. Morel · essayp. 5
• Greeting of the High Commissioner of New Yorkp. 5
• The Helen Hagan Recitalp. 5
• Parent Body U. N. I. A. Acquires New Buildingp. 5
• New York Y. W. C. A. Evening School Opensp. 5
• Liberty Hall Meetingp. 5
• Fake Prince Flogged in Philadelphiap. 6
• EditorialRobert L. Poston author? · editorialp. 6
• Twenty Persons Passed Civil Service Examination of U.N.I.A.p. 6
• To All Officers of Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 6
• The Negro Worldessayp. 6
• Important Notice to Divisions and Members of Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Every Member Should Have a ConstitutionMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Executive Secretary for Every Division of the Universal Negro Improvement Association All Over the WorldMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Notice to Divisions, Branches and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Civil Service, U.N.I.A.p. 6
• Notice Concerning J. D. BrooksMarcus Garvey author?p. 6
• Notice to Divisions, Branches, Chapters and Members of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garveyp. 6
• Notice Concerning Funds Sent to the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 6
• The City of a Thousand Liespoemp. 7
• The West Indian Negro Student in New YorkLegter Taylor · poemp. 7
• Have Your Name EnrolledMattie G. Johnson author? · poemp. 7
• Our Canaanpoemp. 7
• What Money Cannot BuyMrs. L. Peterson author? · poemp. 7
• To the U.N.I.A.Polly Lyons author? · poemp. 7
• That Sunny Land of MineHarriette Richards author? · poemp. 7
• To Hon. Marcus GarveyMrs. L. Peterson author? · poemp. 7
• Garvey's Accomplishmentpoemp. 7
• The Louisville Division of the U.N.I.A. Addressed by His Excellency Sydney De BourgSydney De Bourgp. 7
• Veteran Writer Believes Wills Entitled to House with DempseyFrank P. Dolk · essayp. 7
• Northcliffe's Warning to Australiap. 7
• A Review of "The New World of Islam"Hubert H. Harrison · essayp. 8
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 8
• The Potency of Negro BloodJohn E. Bruce · essayp. 8
• Hampton Defeats St. Paul, 25 to 2Charles H. Williamsp. 8
• Howard Defeats N. C. A. and T. C. by 33 to 0p. 8
• Anti-Lynching Law to Be Reportedp. 8
• Hamilton U. N. I. A. Gives a Grand EntertainmentW. M. H. author?p. 8
• Work Carried on by 800 Committeesp. 8
• New Education for British Indiap. 8
• The Children of TodayLester Taylor · essayp. 9
• Convention Fundp. 9
• Theory and PracticePercy Gryan author?p. 9
• The Glen Division Welcomes Its Returned DelegateMaston A. Nelsonp. 10
• The New Glasgow U.N.I.A. Unveils Its CharterLumuel B. Millsp. 10
• The Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League in Roseau, Dominica, to Start a Schoolp. 10
• Division 172 Gives a Hearty Welcomep. 10
• Division No. 173, Cuba, Extends Greetingp. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Camden, N.J.p. 10
• Newark Division to Stage Mammoth Meeting in Roosevelt Memorial Templep. 10
• The U.N.I.A. in Burlingtonpp. 10–11
• The Progress of the Ladies Division of Toronto, Canadap. 11
• The U.N.I.A. in NiqueroH. B. Hall, Jr. author?p. 11
• Denver, Colo., U.N.I.A.: To Celebrate Anniversaryp. 11
• Kingston, Jamaica, U.N.I.A.Bruce A. Forbes author?p. 11
• The U.N.I.A. in Guantanamo, Cubap. 11
• The U.N.I.A. in Nashville, Tenn.p. 11
• UNIA Division Report (continued)p. 11
• Una Apelación a los Miembros Intelectuales de Nuestra Raza en el Continente Americano y en las Antillaseditorialp. 12
• La Expresión de Nuestro DolorDr. José Celso Barbosa · essayp. 12
• Carta del Comisionado a CubaEduardo V. Moralesp. 12
• Noticiasp. 12
• Aniversario de la Logia Amparo Latinop. 12
• Regreso del Sr. Ernesto López Díazp. 12
• Función de la Unión Benéficap. 12
• H. Lawrence Freeman Completa sus Óperasp. 12
• Tragedia de la Goleta Lillian M. Barnesp. 12
• Maude M. Semper Regresa a Panamáp. 12
• La Ceiba, Spanish Honduras, Rejoices Over Work of the Conventionp. 12
• Philadelphia Division Entertains the Commissioner of PennsylvaniaJ. T. Broomes author?p. 12
• Allison Sweeney, the Famous Writer, Passes Awayp. 12