Contents
- Marcus Garvey Asks Malicious Negroes Who Criticize Him to Prove Their Abilityp. 1
- Guerrilla War Feared as Hottentots Begin New Uprisingp. 2
- Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill Modifiedp. 2
- Earth Good to Eat in Valley of Hebronp. 2
- Professor Aggrey for Southp. 2
- Justice H. I. C. Brown Appointed Junior Puisne Judge of Jamaicap. 2
- The La Ceiba, Cuba, U.N.I.A. Progressingp. 2
- Lady Davis Visits Indian Harbor Divisionp. 2
- Negro Women of Boston Will Hold Important Conferencep. 2
- A West Indian Winnerp. 2
- Baltimore Division Celebrates Its Second Anniversaryp. 2
- The Southern Press and the Negro Problemp. 2
- Knoxville Division Unveils Its Charterp. 2
- Mr. Garvey Storms Baton Rouge, La.p. 2
- Bruce "Grit" Is Recuperating in Massachusettsp. 2
- Thriving Business Enterprisespp. 3, 5 ↗
- The Du Bois Incidentp. 4
- Mr. Hearst and Haitip. 4
- Imperialism in St. Croixp. 4
- Eldorados and Utopiasp. 4
- Claude McKay, and the Crisis, Versus Marcus Garveyp. 4
- A Jew on Negrop. 4
- Movementsp. 4
- The People Will Support President Kingp. 4
- Harvard or Amherst?p. 4
- Wedding Bellsp. 4
- Whites Strive to Keep the Colored Race Dividedp. 5
- Mr. Ulysses S. Poston, Minister of Labor and Industriesp. 5
- The Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 5
- Somerton Divisionp. 5
- Goldsboro, N.C.p. 5
- Florence Mills Playing to Crowded Houses at Lafayettep. 6
- Dunbar, Braithwaite, McKay—An Analysisp. 6
- Footprint of Adam on Rock of Mountainp. 6
- Child Welfare Departmentp. 6
- Candidate for Governorp. 6
- To a Winsome Matronp. 6
- Wife of Exiled Egyptian Will Fight for Husband's Freedomp. 6
- Chinese Compass Has Never Changedp. 6
- "Just a Black Man" Saves Woman; Hero Revealed as Tuskegee Headp. 6
- Five Things God Cannot Dop. 6
- Intestinal Catarrhp. 6
- The Odious Comparisonp. 6
- U. N. I. A. Greatest Mass Movement of Negroes in the Worldp. 7
- Mr. C. B. Curley Speaksp. 7
- Propaganda Not Enough Usedp. 7
- Start Out and Own Somethingp. 7
- Movement Cannot Be Put Over by One Manp. 7
- Addressed by Prof. and Madame Alexanderp. 7
- Reduced Fares for Delegates and Members Attending the Third Annual Negro Conventionp. 7
- Jamaica Commissioner Puts Division on Its Feetp. 8
- The Kingston Division of the U.N.I.A. Possesses a Real Bandp. 8
- Says Basuto Boy Found Diamond, Not Anglo-Saxonp. 8
- Pelham Division No. 230 Visited by Hon. Arden A. Bryan and Mrs. S. V. Robertsonp. 8
- Cambridge Newsp. 8
- Addresses the Collier, W. Va., U.N.I.A.p. 8
- Asks U.N.I.A. to Establish Technical Scholarshipp. 8
- The President and Lady President Send Farewell Greetings to Jatibonico, Cuba, U.N.I.A.pp. 8–9
- Hon. Arden Bryan and Mme. Roberson Visit Fitzgerald Divisionp. 8
- Complaint Departmentp. 8
- Dr. Marcus Valdez, Brooklyn Division Officer, Passes Awayp. 9
- African Redemption Fundp. 9
- Convention Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1922p. 10
- A Correctionp. 10
- Notice: Mrs. M. M. Sharperson-Youngp. 10
- The Good Work of One of the Officers of the Jobabo Division, No. 323p. 10
- Freedom Callsp. 10
- Notice: Attention of All Divisions of Legionp. 10
- Important Notice to All Divisions of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 10
- Important Notice to All Divisions of the U.N.I.A.p. 10
- La Ciudad Africana: Tánger Como Punto Estratégicop. 11
- Carta Especificando Que América Es Un País Exclusivamente Para Blancosp. 11
- La Independencia de las Islas Filipinasp. 11
- Luz de Orientep. 11
- Se Organiza en Cuba la Delegación a la Liga de Nacionesp. 11
- La Agitación Administrativa de Puerto Ricop. 11
- El Gobierno de México Rehúsa la Colonización de Nuestra Razap. 11
- Peor Acontece Aquíp. 11
- Puerto Rico Espera Su Comisionado Residente en Washingtonp. 11
- La Fórmula de Hughes y la Cuestión Peruano-Chilenap. 11
- Correspondencia: República de Panamá—Presidenciap. 11
- Carta de la División Local de la Asociación Universal para el Adelanto de la Raza Negrap. 11
- Guantanamo Division Holds Series of Epoch-Making Meetings—U.N.I.A. Sweeping Isle of Cubap. 12
- Third Weekp. 12
- Fourth Weekp. 12