Contents
- New Negro Steamship Company Secures First Ship for Africap. 1
- Convention Collecting Lists and Fundsp. 1
- In Masterly Review of Last Two Years' Work, Hon. Marcus Garvey Lays Bare the Details of the Strenuous Battle Waged by the Universal Negro Improvement Association Against Enemiespp. 2, 19 ↗
- Decisions of Far-Reaching Importance Taken at Historic Second Week's Sessionspp. 3, 9–10 ↗
- Mrs. Amy Jacques-Garvey, Devoted Wife of President-General, Receives Thanks of Convention for Her Sacrifices for the Welfare of the Racep. 3
- Attention of Subscribers!p. 3
- Notice to Readers and Agentsp. 4
- Brazen Indictment of the West Indian Membership of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 4
- Political Confusion Everywherep. 4
- Health Topicsp. 4
- 135th Street Library Notesp. 4
- What We Believep. 4
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
- Convention Sends Greetings to Presidents of Panama and Costa Ricap. 4
- Equity Congress Drive for Two Thousand Membersp. 4
- Devastating Floods in Chinap. 4
- Thousands Throng Liberty Hall Enthused Over Purchase of Shippp. 5–6
- British Policy of Oppression Brought Plainly Before Island Peoplep. 6
- American Occupation of Haitian Republicp. 6
- White Slaves Found by an Expedition in Africap. 6
- World Population and the Race Problemp. 6
- Convention Places on Record Its Appreciation of Marcus Garvey's Leadershipp. 7
- Signatures of Delegates and Deputiesp. 7
- Prince Kojo Tovaloy Houenou Attends the Fourth International Conventionp. 7
- Canada Sets Out to Develop Her Trade with West Indian Islandsp. 7
- The Dark Races Awake at Last—Thinking Fastp. 9
- Instructions for Members of Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 9
- The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 11
- Moron Division, Cubap. 11
- Panama Divisionp. 11
- Ciego de Avila, Cubap. 11
- Gretna, La.p. 11
- Notice to Divisionsp. 11
- Colon Division: Emancipation Day and the Fourth International Conventionp. 11
- British Consul at Colonp. 11
- Central Elia, Cubap. 11
- St. Louis, Mo.p. 11
- $1,000 Drive Startedp. 11
- Oakland, Californiap. 11
- Marianao, Cubap. 11
- Official UNIA Appointmentsp. 11
- Spanish Town Divisionp. 11
- Plaquemine, La.p. 11
- Barking Road Divisionp. 11
- Important Notice to All Divisions and Chaptersp. 11
- Convention and General Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924—Big Gathering of Negroes from All Parts of Worldp. 12
- Marcus Garvey Defense Fundp. 12
- Will Japanese Replace Negroes in the Delta? Mississippians Do Not Consider Orientals as Being White Persons and Treat Them Accordinglyp. 12
- Biggest Negro Convention in History of the Worldp. 13
- Trouble Brewing Over the African Sudan Questionp. 13
- Science Overcoming Parasites in the Bloodp. 13
- Indianan Called Away From the Convention Meetingp. 14
- The Law of the Survival of the Fittest in Our Casep. 14
- The People's Forump. 14
- A Letter from the Panama Canal Zonep. 14
- A Tribute to Marcus Garvey's Convention Addressp. 14
- In Behalf of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 14
- British Guiana and Trinidad Unite to Send Hubert Critchlow as Delegate to Labor Conferencep. 14
- Howard University Law School Goes Up Higherp. 14
- Desire for Self-Expression a Sure Sign of Developing Independent Characterp. 14
- La resurrección de Europa después de la guerra mundialp. 15
- El espíritu malévolo de oposición de cierto elementop. 15
- El tercer partido en los Estados Unidosp. 15
- África como base comercialp. 15
- Mayor cordialidad en relacionesp. 15
- La prohibiciónp. 15
- Injuriando una soberaníap. 15
- Sudán y el nacionalismo egipciop. 15
- Our Women and What They Thinkp. 16
- Let Us Hold Our Own in World Affairsp. 16
- Fifteen-Year-Old Girl Wide Awakep. 16
- A Thoughtp. 16
- Who Caused Last War?p. 16
- Suggestions to Housewivesp. 16
- Lady Delegate in Convention Demands Single Standard for Allp. 16
- Woman Judge Hits Overcrowding in the New York Homesp. 16
- Youths Find Refuge in Dance Halls and Moviesp. 16
- Political Status of Women Under Soviet Regimep. 16
- Notes of Interestp. 16
- Africa Says, Ditto!p. 16
- Watch Your Step, John Bullp. 16
- London Financiersp. 16
- The Progress of Women's Suffrage in Turkeyp. 16
- Pure Ethnic Faiths Compare Favorably With Christianity at Its Bestp. 16
- Circulation of “Sex” Questionnaire Is Stoppedp. 16
- Title “Mrs.” Formerly Given to All Womenp. 16
- Author of “Quo Vadis” to Be Buried in Polandp. 16
- World Overp. 16
- L'Opposition Systématique du Nègre au Nègrep. 17
- L'essor du Dahomeyp. 17
- Comment la Presse Haïtienne est signalée aux États-Unisp. 17
- L'affaire de Sidi-Messaoudp. 17
- M. Hughes et les Sovietsp. 17
- La conférence de Londres et l'évacuation de la Ruhrp. 17
- Le commerce égyptienp. 17
- Bienvenue au Prince Kojo Tovalou Houénou et au Professeur Roland Hayesp. 17
- On va reboiser le Libanp. 17
- Les troubles au Soudanp. 17
- En session à New York, du 1er au 31 août 1924p. 17
- The African Arabs Have Sapped the Vitality of Spain and Weakened It to Its Downfallp. 19
- A Worth-while Promisep. 19
- Five Thousand Delegates and Deputies to Convention Witness Christening of New Ship of Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 20
- Do Not Worship in My District. Negro Is Toldp. 20
- Educating White Public Opinion to Needs and Desires of Negroesp. 20