Contents
- Judas Iscariots Wage Cowardly Warfare Against Leader of the U.N.I.A.p. 1
- Universal Negro Improvement Association So Strong, So Powerful, Takes Combined Hidden Forces of World to Fight Itp. 2
- Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis Speakspp. 2–3
- Dr. Singh Speaksp. 3
- Stricken with Apoplexy While Delivering an Address at the Copley Plazap. 3
- Since I Met Youp. 3
- The President of Costa Rica, and the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Send Greetings to Marcus Garveyp. 3
- The African Matrimonial Feast and Banquetp. 3
- U.N.I.A. Dramatico Club of East Liberty Division No. 134p. 3
- A Message from Santo Domingop. 3
- 135th St. Library Notesp. 3
- Mr. Kirnon on "Academic Book Stuff"p. 4
- The White Clergy and Lynchingp. 4
- Mr. Martin on the Mulattop. 4
- The Dyer Billp. 4
- A Correctionp. 4
- Contemporary Commentsp. 4
- Postage Stamp Recalls Deeds of Toussaint L'Ouverturep. 4
- Congressman Ansorge Sends Telegram Regarding the Naval Academyp. 4
- The "Maroons" of Jamaicap. 4
- The Minister of Legions Arouses Oakland, Cal.p. 4
- Mass Meeting Held at Liberty Hall Sends Petition Signed by Thousands to City and Federal Authorities and Pressp. 5
- Large Audiences Attend Big Mass Meeting at Havana, Cubap. 5
- Book Review: The History of the Negro Churchp. 5
- Sister Alice Clarke Passes Away inp. 5
- Prominent Negro Lawyer Feared Ruin Through Default of Man He Befriendedp. 5
- Letter to William H. Ferrisp. 5
- Economist Throws Ray of Light on Abyssinian Munitions Controversyp. 6
- Africa Answers Cyril Briggsp. 6
- Emancipation Day at Hampton Institutep. 6
- Whites Never Fall Out, Only Blacks Dop. 6
- Factsp. 6
- The Passing of Miss Laura E. Wilkesp. 6
- To Jonathanp. 6
- A Psychological Study of Negro Leadership—Booker Washington: In Review—Marcus Garvey, the Liberatorp. 7
- Rosenwald Rural Schoolsp. 7
- New York Urban League Notesp. 7
- Hodge Kirnon Analyzes the Garvey Movementp. 7
- The Herron Hill Branchp. 7
- Philadelphia Holds Soul-Stirring Meetingp. 8
- African Redemption Fundp. 8
- The Fundp. 8
- An African Conventionp. 8
- Opportunityp. 8
- Death of Mrs. C. Crawfordp. 8
- Warning to the Colored People of North Carolinap. 8
- The Negro and Musicp. 8
- Economic Program of the U.N.I.A. for 1922p. 9
- Newport News, Va.: Coming Home to Africap. 9
- Unveiling of Charter of the Jatibonico Division of Cubap. 10
- Members of Detroit, Mich., Division Show Loyalty to the Causep. 10
- Report of Sacred Concert Held by Guanabacoa Division, Havana, Cubap. 10
- The Guabito Division No. 98 Reports Progressp. 10
- The U.N.I.A. in San Geronimo, Cuba, Forging Aheadp. 10
- Commissioner O'Meally Visits Ancient Capital of San Jago de la Vegap. 10
- The U.N.I.A. in Banes, Cubap. 10
- New Aberdeen Division of U.N.I.A. & A.C.L., Canadap. 10
- High Commissioner O'Meally Startles Kingston, Jamaica, with His Speech on “Colonial Office and Native Policy”p. 11
- Report of San Francisco Divisionp. 11
- Dr. Rudolph Smith Sweeps Clevelandp. 11
- Camagüey, Cuba, Chapter No. 239 Celebrates Her First Anniversary with Glowing Successp. 11
- High Commissioner of New Jersey Visits Atlantic Cityp. 11
- Unveiling of Charter of Guanabacoa Division No. 484, Havana Provincep. 11
- The Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League Division in Dayton, Ohiop. 11
- Spanish—The Universal Languagep. 11
- Brooklyn, N. Y., Division Has Awakened to Dutyp. 11
- Sección en Españolp. 12
- La lucha por la libertad de África se expande por el universop. 12
- La opinión de S. M. el Rey de España sobre nuestro movimientop. 12
- La evolución política universalp. 12
- La independencia sin protección, ayuda o compasiónp. 12
- El idioma español en los Estados Unidosp. 12
- Lines to Lady Henrietta Vinton Davisp. 12
- El New York Evening Journal y la causa de Marcus Garveyp. 12
- Puerto Rico y su nuevo status territorialp. 12
- Africa's Call to Lifep. 12