Contents

• Grand Opening of Third International Convention of Negro Peoples of the WorldMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 1
• Divine Services in Liberty Hall Mark Formal Opening of Third International Conventionp. 2
• Address of Welcome by Hon. Francis P. BentFrancis P. Bentp. 2
• Sidelights on the Paradep. 2
• Potentate Delivers Annual Addressp. 2
• African Hymnpoemp. 2
• Jubilate Deopoemp. 2
• Special Prayer by the Chaplain Generalp. 2
• Potentate's Hymnpoemp. 2
• Convention Sermon by Rev. James R. DiggsJames R. Diggs · essayp. 2
• The Gospel of JusticeJames R. Diggs author? · essayp. 2
• Public Mass-Meeting at 71st Regiment Armory of Third Annual International Convention of Negroes, Thronged with Notables and Friends of the U.N.I.A.p. 3
• Speech of Hon. Marcus GarveyMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Negro Aviator Electrifies Convention Paradep. 3
• Marcus Garvey Acclaimed the Acknowledged Leader of the Negro Race—The Cynosure of All Eyes at the Third Annual Parade of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 4
• Metropolitan Journalistic Methods at Conventionp. 4
• Why Are We Against Garvey?Nesbitt author?p. 5
• From Mr. J. E. Gadsby, Delegate to Convention from Panama RepublicJ. E. Gadsbyp. 5
• The Rise of the World's PowerR. J. Ndimonde author? · essayp. 5
• Tennessee's Successful Inter-Racial Programp. 5
• Tilford Addresses Pertinent Letter to the Delegates of Third International ConventionJ. Jackson Tilford · essayp. 5
• African Natives Have Method Swifter Than TelegraphF. H. Joelson author?p. 5
• Notes of Colonel Charles Young Post No. 398p. 5
• Letter on the Virgin IslandsCasper Holstein author?p. 5
• The Commissioner's DigestH. E. Ihland author?p. 5
• The Great ConventionMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 6
• Admiral Kittelle's Speechp. 6
• TogolandDuse Mohamed Ali · essayp. 6
• General Washington's Virtuesessayp. 6
• Afterthoughtsessayp. 6
• Lines to R. A. Bennettpoemp. 6
• Editorial Notesp. 6
• Time to Count a Billionp. 6
• Legend of Creole Who Turned Jet Blackstoryp. 6
• Better Colored Schools in South Carolinap. 6
• On the Future of the Negro in AmericaT. P. Bryan · essayp. 7
• Poets and MetaphysicsThomas Millard Henry · essayp. 7
• Negroes Protest Offer of Avon Propertyp. 7
• Response to the Avon Property Salep. 7
• Letter on the Avon Property Salep. 7
• Divine Service in Liberty Hallp. 8
• Black Men Must Arisep. 8
• Much Criticismp. 8
• A Comparison That Is Worthyp. 8
• U. S. Lost Millionsp. 8
• The High Potentate's Addressp. 8
• Construction Loanp. 8
• Race Solidarityp. 8
• Social Equalityp. 8
• Religious Faithp. 8
• Black Star Linep. 8
• The ColumnistL. L. H. author?p. 8
• Spanked vs. Unspanked WivesL. L. H. author? · essayp. 8
• The Negro and MusicWilliam Ibles · essayp. 8
• A Great Negro ArtistWilliam Ibles · essayp. 8
• Malaria: Its Causes and Preventionessayp. 8
• Universal Negro Improvement Association: Impregnable as the Rock of GibraltarMarcus Garvey author?p. 10
• Reduced Fares for Delegates and Members Attending the Third Annual Negro Conventionp. 10
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 11
• J. W. H. Eason, American Leader of the U.N.I.A., Electrifies Charleston, S.C., AudiencesElsie Dorsettp. 11
• The Executive Council of U.N.I.A. Celebrates Liberia's Natal Day by a Luncheon in Honor of His Highness, the PotentateWilliam H. Ferrisp. 11
• The Advance Guard of the Conventionp. 11
• Capt. Gaines in Philadelphiap. 11
• The Sunday School Children of Moron, Cubap. 11
• Stork Visits New Haven Division, U.N.I.A.p. 11
• New President for Norfolk, Va., Divisionp. 11
• Col. Adrian Johnson Addresses the West Palm Beach U.N.I.A.p. 11
• Dr. West Visits Bocas del Toro Divisionp. 11
• Capt. E. L. Gaines in Charlotte, N.C.p. 11
• Greetings to U.N.I.A.R. C. Rubeill author?p. 11
• Every Negro Asked to Contribute to Help Make Convention a Successp. 12
• Noticep. 12
• Attention of All Divisions of LegionJ. B. Yearwood author?p. 12
• Important NoticeMarcus Garveyp. 12
• La Tercera Convención Anual Internacional de los Pueblos Negros del Universo Ha Abierto Sus Puertas en Esta Ciudadp. 13
• La retirada de las tropas americanas de Santo Domingop. 13
• México Espera a De la Huertap. 13
• El Gobernador Civil de la Provincia de San Pedro de Macorís Visita Nuestra División en Esa Ciudadp. 13
• A Través del Istmo de Panamáp. 13
• Ascensos en la Legación Cubana de Washingtonp. 13
• La Cuestión Filipina Parece No Tener Simpatizadoresp. 13
• Ilegalidad de Ciertas Sociedades Secretasp. 13
• Los Empréstitos Interior y Exterior de la República de Cubap. 13
• La Ley Contra los Linchamientos Recibe la Aprobación del Comité Judicial del Senadop. 13
• Los Idiomas y los Sabiosessayp. 13
• Reorganización de Nuestra División No. 222 en Barranquilla, Departamento de Colombiap. 13
• Musulmán Indio Absuelto del Delito de Rebeliónp. 13
• The Prisoner's HopeEthel Trew Dunlap · poemp. 13
• Convention FundE. Elliott Rawlins author?p. 14
• Black Cross Nurse Manualp. 14
• New Constitution of the Universal Negro Improvement AssociationMarcus Garvey author?p. 14
• Important Notice to All Divisions of the U.N.I.A.Marcus Garvey author?p. 14
• The U.N.I.A. in Central MirandaThomas H. Grant author?p. 14
• Second Convention of the Church of the Living God Indorses the U.N.I.A.p. 14
• U.N.I.A. News of Trenton, N.J.p. 14