Contents
- Whites in South Africa Want Social Equality With Colorsp. 1
- President Harding Has Rendered a Signal Service Not Only to America, but to the Whole Worldpp. 2–3
- Hon. Wilford H. Smith Makes Earnest Plea for Continued Financial Support of the U.N.I.A.pp. 2–3
- Public Spirit in Dominicap. 3
- A Sin Against Jubilee Musicp. 4
- President Harding vs. Pat Harrisonp. 4
- UNIA Tour Noticep. 4
- Correspondencep. 4
- Greetings from Yokohama, Japanp. 4
- Opinions Differp. 4
- Pres. Harding Vindicates Garvey's Doctrinep. 4
- Editorial Notesp. 4
- A Constructive Program for the Negropp. 4–5
- White South African Leader Who Was Against Social Equality Wants It Now That Natives Are Getting Together for a Free and Independent Africap. 5
- The Brown Man Leads the Wayp. 5
- President Harding Pleads Negro's Causep. 5
- In Memoriam: Prince A. Radmoorep. 5
- Howard University Department of Dramatic Artsp. 5
- Great Britain Is Alarmed at Growing Unrest in Africap. 6
- Attack on Kenya Colony by Abyssinian Raiders Considered Pregnant with Significancep. 6
- Native African Speaks at Hampton on African Problemp. 6
- Africa Needs Help from America—Christianity Is the Cure for Continent's Illsp. 6
- Maternity Cases for Negro Internep. 6
- Gynecological Division of Bellevue to Be Directed by Him Irrespective of Patient's Racep. 6
- Liberty Hall Notesp. 6
- Fashion Show in Harlem Draws Big Crowdp. 6
- Old Glory's Defensep. 7
- The Song of the Homelandp. 7
- To Anglo-Saxon Mothersp. 7
- Lines to W. O. Smyer, Ex-President of Detroit 125 Divisionp. 7
- Christian Gospel a Solvent for Race Problemsp. 7
- New York Academy Basketball Teamp. 7
- Hampton Defeats Shaw, 7 to 6p. 7
- Dr. Riley in Wilmington, Del.p. 7
- Remarks on Negro Equality “Unfortunate and Mischievous”p. 8
- Time Inappropriatep. 8
- Theory Imprecisep. 8
- Calder Applauds Speechp. 8
- Enthusiasm Is One of the Big Keys to Successp. 8
- Howard Easily Blanks Virginia Normal Team in 26 to 0 Scorep. 8
- Interesting Comments on Events at Quittah, Africap. 8
- Go Birdie, Go and Tell Themp. 8
- The Status of Colored Teachers in the Philippinesp. 8
- African Redemption Fundp. 9
- A Cultural War Is Bound to Comep. 9
- Buffalo Local Divisionp. 9
- Committee of 48 Gives Facts and Figures About Railroadsp. 9
- Algiers Division Flag-Christening Celebrationp. 10
- Rio Canto Branch Activitiesp. 10
- Deputy H. A. Collins Addresses Banes U. N. I. A.p. 10
- A Standardp. 10
- St. Lucia U. N. I. A. Holds a Socialp. 10
- Officers of U. N. I. A. & A. C. L. Trixville Branch, British Honduras, Visit the Members on the Different Farmsp. 10
- The U. N. I. A. Progressing in Manati, Cubap. 10
- Trujillo Division Celebrates Aug. 31 as Emancipation Dayp. 10
- Africa Will Be Freep. 10
- Mass Meeting Held in Benson, Trinidad, by the U.N.I.A.; Subject: Conventionp. 11
- Detroit Division Elects New President and Receives Executive Secretaryp. 11
- Churchp. 11
- Rt. Hon. Secy. Gen. F. A. Toote Stirs St. Louis, Mo.p. 11
- When We Get Homep. 11
- Conditions in the U.N.I.A. in Ciego de Avila, Cubap. 11
- U.N.I.A. Interests Loomingp. 11
- The U.N.I.A. in Jobabo, Oriente, Cubap. 11
- Philadelphia Division Holds Mammoth Meetingp. 11
- Santiago Division Succeeding in Spite of Difficultiesp. 11
- Dr. and Mrs. York Russell Entertainp. 11
- Marcus Garvey to Address the American Negro Academyp. 11
- Nuestra Raza Ha Atravesado los Desiertos y Praderas de los Prejuicios Humanosp. 12
- El Presidente Harding Manifiesta en su Discurso de Ayer la Necesidad de la Cooperación e Intervención de los Negros en la Solución de los Asuntos Nacionalesp. 12
- La Raza Negra y su Desenvolvimientop. 12
- La Superioridad No Debe Ser Estimada por el Color de la Pielp. 12
- Hope Result of Gathering Will Be to Arouse Spiritual Forces Throughout the World—Color Problem to Be Discussed at First Night's Sessionp. 12