Contents
- “All Peoples Have Had to Meet Opposition,” Says Provisional President of Africap. 1
- Eyes of Entire World Focused Upon the Negro, Now Under Influence of U. N. I. A., and Stimulated by World-Wide Programme for Race's Upliftp. 2
- William H. Ferris Speaksp. 2
- Assistant Secretary General Speaksp. 2
- Miss A. L. Walter Speaksp. 2
- Mr. G. E. Carter Speaks: Wanted—A Manp. 2
- Dr. J. H. Eason Speaksp. 2
- George Hayes Wins Road Essay Prize in Wilmington, Del.p. 2
- Canadian Judge Frees North Carolina Negrop. 3
- Weekly Sermonp. 3
- U. N. I. A. Division No. 20p. 3
- Negroes—Slave or Freep. 3
- Poemp. 3
- A Purifier of Fashionp. 3
- Morehouse Beats Hamptonp. 3
- A Good Ideap. 3
- Friend Elizabethp. 3
- The People of India Hate England, and Always Willp. 3
- Lady President's Mother Passes Awayp. 3
- The Significance of René Maranp. 4
- Pickensp. 4
- Editorial Notesp. 4
- Robert L. Postonp. 4
- We Know Itp. 4
- Universal African Black Cross Nurses' Child Welfare Departmentp. 5
- U. N. I. A. to Manufacture Legions, Motor Corps and Black Cross Nurses Uniformsp. 5
- Rockefeller Board Gives $2,988,491; $184,475 Is Announced for Negro Schoolsp. 5
- Bert Williams' Memory Honoredp. 5
- Marcus Garveyp. 5
- A Rosep. 5
- Mr. Joseph Kraus, Author of "We Democrats"p. 5
- O Afric Sonp. 5
- The White Woman Speaks: White Woman's Defencep. 5
- The A. M. E. Reviewp. 5
- Psychoanalysis and the Negro Problemp. 5
- Beat Williams, Negro Comedian, Dies in New York After Collapse on Detroit Stagep. 6
- Wheeler Sheppard Storms Dinsmore and Burgettstown, Pa., with Garveyism and Sets Up a New Base of Operation for the U.N.I.A.p. 6
- Book Chatp. 6
- The Lynching Bee and Other Poemsp. 6
- Voice from Africa: Africans Need Freedomp. 6
- The Immortality of Garveyismp. 6
- Twilight Musingsp. 6
- Expenditure of Loan Under Our Supervisionp. 6
- Fourteen-Year-Old Prodigy in Central Americap. 7
- Hampton Institute Adams Prize Debatep. 7
- Liberia a U. S. Colony Now, in French Viewp. 7
- Books on Liberiap. 7
- On a Certain Condescension in White Publishersp. 7
- In Defense of Chiropracticp. 7
- East Liberty Division No. 184p. 7
- Appeal for Jewish War Sufferersp. 7
- German Southwest Africa Yields Huge Diamond Cropp. 8
- Harlem Notesp. 8
- The Negro Churchp. 8
- Books Receivedp. 8
- For What Do We Live?p. 8
- Washington Taken by Surprise on Young People's Dayp. 8
- U.N.I.A. Newsp. 9
- His Excellency Marcus Garvey Addresses an Immense Audience in A.M.E. Zion Church of Syracusep. 9
- U.N.I.A. and A.C.L. Movement Flourishing in Demerarap. 9
- U.N.I.A. Acquires New and Spacious Liberty Hall in Spanish Hondurasp. 9
- Dominica, B.W.I., U.N.I.A. Notesp. 9
- Miscellaneous Newsp. 9
- Commissioner O'Meally Obtains Release of Negro Worldp. 9
- New Orleans Division No. 149, U.N.I.A., Holds Successful Election and Elects Splendid Officersp. 9
- Reuter's Admits Startling Growth of Anti-White Feeling in Africap. 10
- St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Sends Greetingsp. 10
- Sunday School of Banca, Oriente, Cuba, UNIA, Renders a Cantatap. 10
- Big UNIA Meeting at Waterloo, Iowap. 10
- East Orange UNIA Stages a Very Interesting Entertainmentp. 10
- The Akron UNIA Believes in Sincerity of Rt. Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 10
- Literary Club, UNIA Montreal Divisionp. 10
- Midnight in Bermudap. 10
- Members of the UNIA Keep Your Eyes Openp. 10
- Interesting Lecture Delivered at Brooklyn Division of UNIAp. 10
- His Excellency J. W. H. Eason and Rt. Hon. Fred A. Toote, Sec'y-General, Address 2,000 in Cincinnati, Ohiop. 11
- G. E. Carter Addresses the Jersey City U.N.I.A.p. 11
- The U.N.I.A. in Georgetown, Demerarap. 11
- Capt. E. A. Gaines, Minister of Legions, Lectures at Kansas Cityp. 11
- Delicias, Cuba, Division No. 479 of the U.N.I.A. Puts on New Lifep. 11
- Literary Club, U.N.I.A. Montreal Divisionp. 11
- Greetings from Portland, Ore., Division 391p. 11
- A Word of Recommendation and Supportp. 11
- Awakep. 11
- La Ceiba, Spanish Honduras, U.N.I.A., Elects New Officersp. 11
- Wilmington, Del., Division Buries Its First Financial Memberp. 11
- News Items from Portland, Ore., Division No. 391p. 11
- A Greeting from Concordia, Havana, Cubap. 11
- Walter W. Whyte, West African Missionary, Is Sought by His Brotherp. 11
- Mrs. I. W. Pitt of New York Local Illp. 11
- The Negro World Sells Like Wildfirep. 11
- To Elizabeth H. Dowdenp. 11
- Motherp. 11
- En Pro de Nuestro Movimientop. 12
- Nuevos Disturbios en el Egipto Causan Gran Inquietud en Inglaterrap. 12
- Teniente Clarence E. Martin Es el Aviador Negro Mas Joven de Americap. 12
- Jose Justin Probable Nuevo Presidente de Haitip. 12
- Filipinas Reitera su Petición de Independenciap. 12
- Lloyd George Promete Poner Fin al Protectorado Egipciop. 12
- Felicitando Nuestra División en Costa Ricap. 12
- La Bondad Del Gobernador Reilyp. 12
- El Comisionado de Puerto Rico Pide a la Camara Quep. 12
- El Veintidos de Marzo en Puerto Ricop. 12
- El Espectro Mahometanop. 12
- U. N. I. A. Growing in Charleston, S. C.p. 12