Contents

• Success of a Great Convention—Great Future for Powerful OrganizationMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Third Mammoth International Convention Comes to a Successful Closingp. 2
• Election of the Lady Assistant President Generalp. 2
• The Order of the Dayp. 2
• The Collapse of Prejudiceessayp. 2
• The Report on the Negro Pressp. 2
• Lynching and How to Correct Itp. 2
• The Arrangement of Africa into Duchies and Schools of Political and Educational Developmentp. 2
• Our Initiativeessayp. 2
• Again the Question of Titlesp. 2
• The Message from AfarH. H. Topakyn · essayp. 2
• Report of the Committee on Writing of History for the Negrop. 2
• A Japanese Correspondentp. 3
• Evening Session, Monday, August 28, 1922p. 3
• Mon. Gadsby Eulogizes Leaderp. 3
• Better Commercial Relationshipp. 3
• Tuesday Morning Session, August 29, 1922p. 3
• Afternoon Session, August 29, 1922p. 3
• The Future of the Negro in Americap. 3
• The Negro in Americaessayp. 3
• Four Phasesp. 3
• 1—Educationalp. 3
• 2—Economic and Industrialp. 3
• 3—Politicalp. 3
• 4—Socialp. 3
• A Physiological Fallacyp. 3
• An Open Letter to Harry WillsJack Johnson · essayp. 3
• Tuesday, August 29, 1922—Evening Sessionp. 3
• Hen. Marke's Addressp. 3
• Business Sessionp. 3
• The Liberian Loan Committee's Reportp. 3
• Better Relationship Within the Racep. 3
• Wednesday, August 30, 1922 Morning Sessionp. 3
• The Development of Liberia, West Africap. 3
• The Delegation to the League of Nationsp. 3
• The Black Star Linep. 3
• The Cabinet of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 3
• Toots an Unfinancial Member, Chargep. 3
• The Passing of the Old GuardMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• The Great ConventionMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• Marcus Garvey's PlanMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• Robes and TitlesMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• The Candidacy of W. H. FerrisWilliam H. Ferrisp. 4
• The Way of SalvationMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 4
• Foreign AffairsDuse Mohamed Alip. 4
• Early CivilizationHubert H. Harrison · essayp. 4
• Editorial Notesp. 4
• Their Enterprise: The Crime of Selling Soulspoemp. 4
• Universal African Black Cross Nurses' Child Welfare DepartmentClara Morganp. 5
• Third Mammoth International Convention Comes to a Successful Closingp. 5
• Bruce Grit's ColumnJohn E. Brucep. 5
• Colored Troops in Revolution: When the Government Was a Slave Dealeressayp. 5
• UNIA Convention Proceedings: Women in the Organizationp. 6
• The Black Star Redemption Corporationp. 6
• Extra Session of the Convention, Sept. 1, 1922p. 6
• Who Is the U. N. I. A.?p. 6
• The Black Star Linep. 6
• The Training of Future Officersp. 6
• The Election of Presidentsp. 6
• Friday, September 1, 1922 Afternoon Sessionp. 6
• Taking the Oath of Officep. 6
• The Retiring Officersp. 6
• Striking Fashion Revuep. 6
• Thirty-Third Day, Morning Session, Sept. 1p. 6
• Resolution on Aeronauticsp. 6
• Complaint Departmentp. 6
• Social Habits and CustomsDr. Leroy Bundy author? · essayp. 7
• Commercial and Industrial Development of Liberia, West Africap. 7
• Third Annual International Convention of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 7
• Oh, Americapoemp. 7
• Mr. Garvey on Membership Loan SystemMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• President General's Speech Closing ConventionMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• DifferencesMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• The Danger of SplittingMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 7
• A Pertinent Questionp. 7
• Maloney Analyzes the Report on the West IndiesA. H. Maloneyp. 8
• Chicago Division Makes Successful Drive on Geneva Envoy FundJ. Jackson Tilfordp. 8
• The Negro and Musicessayp. 8
• Correspondent Answers an Editorial on the SubjectChas. D. Johnson author?p. 8
• The OctopusJ. Truman Bell author? · poemp. 8
• The DreamJames H. Theodore · poemp. 8
• New and Awakened Interest in Universal Negro Improvement Association: The Aftermath of Conventionp. 9
• Important NoticeMarcus Garvey author?p. 9
• Convention Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1922Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 10
• New and Awakened Interest in U. N. I. A.p. 10
• Sir Leroy Bundy SpeaksSir Leroy Bundyp. 10
• Rebukes Negro LeadershipMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 10
• Hon. Rudolph Smith SpeaksRudolph Smithp. 10
• Woman, Lovely WomanKate Fenner author? · essayp. 10
• A Patriot's Creed No. 2Kate Fenner author? · essayp. 10
• El Gran Éxito de Nuestra Tercera Convención Internacionalp. 11
• El Problema de Razas en CubaProf. M. A. Figueroa · essayp. 11
• Independencia de las Filipinas con Reservasp. 11
• Jóvenes Socialistas Piden que España Abandone a Marruecosp. 11
• El Gobierno de Cuba Aprueba Reformas Económicasp. 11
• CorrespondenciaMartin F. Zúñiga author?p. 11
• El Español, Lengua y Culturaessayp. 11
• Removal of Virgin Island's Governor Scores First Goal for Black PatriotsCasper Holsteinp. 12
• A Visit to GalvestonArthur E. Kingp. 12
• African Redemption Fundp. 12
• Distribution of Exhibitsp. 12
• Women's Industrial Exhibit a Phenomenal Successp. 12
• Dr. Moses Preaches on “Jesus,” Du Bois, Garveyp. 12
• Marching OnMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 12