Contents
- An Upward Strugglep. 1
- President of Black Star Line Graphically Describes Trip to West Indies and Central America, and Tells of Leaving Others in Charge at New York to Purchase Black Star Line Shipsp. 1
- Liberty Hall, New Yorkp. 2
- Marcus Garvey Lauds Bill Introduced in Mississippi Legislature by Senator McCallum That United States Secure by Treaty or Otherwise Sufficient Territory in Africa to Establish Negro Nationpp. 2–3
- Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis' Addressp. 3
- Colored Woman Wins Possession of Many Millionsp. 3
- State Commissioner Addressed Youngstown, Ohio, Division No. 123p. 3
- Dr. J. W. H. Eason and Sect'y.-Gen'l. Toole Entertained in Pittsburghp. 3
- New Orleans Division No. 149p. 3
- Frederick Douglass: Lesson of His Careerp. 4
- Fred Douglass as Oratorp. 4
- Conclusionp. 4
- The Economic Weaponp. 4
- Garvey Should Have Court Trial Before Conviction in Public Sentimentpp. 4–5
- A Visionp. 4
- A Flowerp. 4
- Editorial Notesp. 4
- Two Noted Lecturersp. 4
- A Greeting from Africap. 4
- Rt. Hon. J. B. Yearwood to Address Newark Divisionp. 4
- Pope Pius XI's Remarkable Careerp. 5
- To the Gentle Readerp. 5
- Ringing Message from High Commissioner of Massachusettsp. 5
- Parsons, Kans., Division Loses Strong Memberp. 5
- The Story of Mankindp. 5
- Solidarity of Black Folk: The Cry of the Agep. 6
- Emancipation in the Strictest Sense of the Termp. 7
- The Youngstown, Ohio, U.N.I.A. Holds Rousing Meetingp. 7
- A Week of Politics and Financep. 7
- Uranium Deposits in the Congop. 7
- Diamond Mining in the Congop. 7
- Market for Tire-Repair Materials in Panamap. 7
- Number of Farms in the United States Operated by Negro Tenantsp. 7
- Circular to Negro Peoples of the Worldp. 7
- Highly Educated Black Man Tells How Whites Have Made Slaves of Nativesp. 7
- News Items of River Rouge (Michigan) Divisionp. 7
- An Open Letter to His Majesty George V. of Englandp. 8
- Weekly Sermon: Seeing Godp. 8
- Double-Headed Baptist Meetingsp. 8
- African Redemption Fundp. 8
- Seattle, Wash., Division Dines Unemployed U.N.I.A. Membersp. 8
- French Senator Does Not Desire France to Cede Antilles to U.S.p. 8
- A Word from Women of the Racep. 8
- Rev. Walter Barclay Sails for Panamap. 8
- His Excellency, the Hon. Marcus Garvey and Lady Henrietta Vinton Davis Thrill Wilmington Division with Inspiration and Couragep. 9
- The U.N.I.A. in New Waterford, Canadap. 9
- Springfield, Ill. U.N.I.A. Stands by Marcus Garveyp. 9
- Hearts of People of East Liberty Division, Pittsburgh, Pa., Won by the High Commissioner, the Hon. W. O. Smyersp. 9
- The U.N.I.A. Growing in Charleston, S.C.p. 9
- The Brooklyn Division No. 2, U.N.I.A. & A.C.L.p. 9
- Boston Division of the U.N.I.A.p. 9
- Hon. J. D. Gibson and Hon. R. L. Poston Take Atlantic City by Stormp. 9
- To the Negro Worldp. 10
- Wilmington Division Welcomes the Hon. S. A. Haynes, State Commissionerp. 10
- Consuelo, Santo Domingo Division, Welcomes Hon. De Bourgp. 10
- Hon. S. A. Haynes, State Commissioner of Delaware, Stirs Colored People in Claymontp. 10
- Members of U.N.I.A. and Stockholders of Black Star Line Steamship Corp., Chicago, Stand by Rt. Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 10
- Portland, Ore., U.N.I.A. Newsp. 10
- Redemption of Africap. 10
- A Negro in South Carolina Walks 40 Miles to Address U.N.I.A. Meetingp. 10
- Why Every Negro Should Give Its Support to the U.N.I.A. and Its Several Affiliationsp. 10
- High Commissioner of Massachusetts, Geo. B. Riley, A.B., Seriously Illp. 10
- High Commissioner R. H. Tobitt Visits Barbados, B.W.I., U.N.I.A.p. 10
- Members of the U.N.I.A. Keep Your Eyes Openp. 10
- The Negroes Uniting in Barbados, B.W.p. 10
- Geologic Society Calls Katsena 'Rome of Tropics'p. 11
- Have Guilds and Crusadesp. 11
- Hausa Ruled by Fula Chiefsp. 11
- Mr. J. E. Bruce Honored by Prince Hall Lodgep. 11
- Accident, Death, Burial and Sermon of the Late Regional A. Colemanp. 11
- Astrological Forecastsp. 11
- Adjusting Belgium's War Debtp. 11
- U. S. A. Should Take Over the Congo Statep. 11
- $1,000,000,000 in Congo Tradep. 11
- The Congo State Will Be a Foreign Boosterp. 11
- No Back-to-Africa Oshamap. 11
- This Is No Back-to-Africa Schemep. 11
- Congo Statep. 11
- In the Sweet Dry and Dryp. 11
- Sección en Españolp. 12
- A pesar de los traumas de los traidores, nuestra organización continúa en laborp. 12
- Un proyecto de ley es presentado en la Legislatura del Estado de Mississippi para proveer la organización de una república para negros americanos en África, bajo el protectorado de los Estados Unidosp. 12
- La República de Haití reclama al gobierno de Washington que sean retiradas las tropas de ocupaciónp. 12
- Puerto Rico como Estado Librep. 12
- Armando la trata de esclavosp. 12
- Un motín en la India Inglesap. 12
- La dimisión del comisario británico de Egiptop. 12
- Libro publicado recientemente en París por René Maran, negro martiniquefio: acerca de la esclavitud en el Congo, causa gran sensación en Europap. 12
- Apuntes inéditos de Victor Hugop. 12
- Centenares de "novias" japonesas entraron en las islas Hawaii durante los diez últimos añosp. 12