Contents
- Negroes in South Africa Surprising Their Self-Constituted Masterspp. 1–2
- The Mother of Mr. John E. Nall of New York Passes Awayp. 2
- Brooklyn Division Demonstration Meetingp. 3
- Introductory Remarksp. 3
- A New Day Dawnedp. 3
- Introducing the Silver Tongued Oratorp. 3
- The Negro's Destinyp. 3
- A Great Leaderp. 3
- Mr. Garvey's Speechp. 3
- Film Reflection on Mexicans and Dark-Skinned Races Not Allowed Across the Borderp. 3
- A Joint Recital Charms Appreciative Audiencep. 3
- Negroes of Morón Manifest an Awakeningp. 3
- Nature Is Color-Blindp. 4
- If You Have Manp. 4
- Negro Journalismp. 4
- Spiritualismp. 4
- Why I Am a Member of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 4
- Go Forward, U. N. I. A. Soldier!p. 4
- Bill to Unmask Klanp. 4
- A Reply to the Brooklyn Daily Eaglep. 4
- Colonel Charles Youngp. 4
- King Khama, Africa's Noted Ruler, Dies at 95p. 4
- Uncle Abrump. 5
- How the Fort Smith, Ark., Negroes Swallowed an Insultp. 5
- Discoveries at Urp. 5
- Releasedp. 5
- Americans Look to America for Helpp. 6
- 10 Minutes with Mrs. Marcus Garveyp. 6
- Poor Boys Who Became Great: Paul Cuffee, the Negro Sea Captain, Great Philanthropistp. 6
- The Higher Urgep. 6
- The Learning Capacity of Negroes in Central Africap. 6
- In the Land Where Christ Livedp. 6
- Commissioner Determined to Have Every Branch Under His Control Live Up to the Principles, Morals and Ideals for Which This Great and Noble Association Was Instituted—Grafters, Crooks and Exploiters Are Warned to Straighten Up, or Else Keep Far From the Divisions of the U. N. I. A.—“Hands Off,” Is the Orderp. 7
- Letter to the United Fruit Company on Livestock Restrictionsp. 7
- Oakland Division Stands Loyally by the Organizationp. 7
- Complaint Departmentp. 7
- Buxton Division No. 462p. 7
- Capt. E. L. Gaines, Minister of Legions, Addresses Newark Divisionp. 7
- Charleston Division Meetingsp. 8
- Defense Fund for Marcus Garveyp. 8
- Oriente of Cuba Division Reportp. 8
- The Necessary Fundp. 8
- Scores Dry Moralityp. 8
- El nombramiento del mayor general Enoch H. Crowder como embajador en Cubap. 9
- Centenares de elementos de nuestra raza arrojados de un pueblo en el estado de Missourip. 9
- Dos Rivales en Civilización Antiguap. 9
- El Pugilista Senegalés Siki Recibe Gran Ovación en Irlandap. 9
- El Comercio Sudamericano y los Estados Unidosp. 9
- The Emancipator Persecuted in St. Thomasp. 9
- Greetings from the Denver, Col., Divisionp. 9
- Colored Board of Trade to Dinep. 9
- United States Veterans' Bureau Hospital, Tuskegee, Alabamap. 9
- Chapter No. 47 Reportp. 9
- A Baltimore Division Member's Complaintp. 9
- Prof. Maloney to Lecture on "Philosophy of Garveyism"p. 9
- William Pruston Stoutep. 10
- $200 Offered for Negro Tales, Riddles, Sayings, Proverbs and Songsp. 10
- Wealthy Tulsa Riot Victim Moves to Mexicop. 10