Contents
- Let's Have Ships and Still More Shipsp. 1
- Third Court Reception a Roaring Successp. 2
- Reformed Episcopal Negroesp. 2
- White Men and Women Living Under Native Rulep. 2
- Struggle for Fair Play in Gold Coastp. 2
- Negro Baptistsp. 2
- Work of Convention Goes On Merrily—Lengthy Program of Subjects Is Being Disposed of With Expeditionpp. 3, 7 ↗
- Attention of Subscribers!p. 3
- Advertising Policyp. 4
- Notice to Readers and Agentsp. 4
- Let's Put It Overp. 4
- Allies Have Deceived African Tribes and Protect Rum Trafficp. 4
- National Woman's Party Draws the Color Linep. 4
- Health Topicsp. 4
- Emancipation in the British Coloniesp. 4
- Bad Manners Always Lead to Plenty of Troublep. 4
- Lady Bruce Thanks Friendsp. 4
- What We Believep. 4
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
- Oldest Negro Business Concern in the Countryp. 4
- New York Determined to Put the Shipping Program Overp. 5
- National Negro Finance Corporationp. 5
- Black Freedom and White Adversityp. 5
- Garvey and the Garvey Movement Stand Patp. 5
- Marcus Garvey Delivers Striking Address to Delegates and Members at Liberty Hallp. 6
- William Sherrill's Addresspp. 6–7
- Members, Divisions, Chapters and Branchesp. 6
- Important Notice to All Divisions, Chapters and Branchesp. 6
- Hon. Rudolph Smith Speaksp. 7
- Marshmallow Saladp. 7
- The London Conferencep. 7
- Cheerfulness Antidote to Worryp. 7
- The Necessity of Leadershipp. 7
- La Follette's Scoring of the Ku Klux Klanp. 7
- Union Songp. 7
- The Sort of Imitation That Makes Us Poorp. 9
- The Captain of Our Shipp. 9
- Still Carry On!p. 9
- Crossed Wiresp. 9
- Letter Concerning Hamilton Keanp. 9
- Drawing Room Scenes at Third Royal Court Reception of the Universal Negro Improvement Association to House of Delegatesp. 10
- Instructions for Members of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 10
- The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 11
- A Colorful Paradep. 11
- Banes, Cubap. 11
- New Orleans, Louisianap. 11
- Notice to Divisionsp. 11
- Toronto, Canadap. 11
- Fort Smith, Ark.p. 11
- New Castle, Pa.p. 11
- Central Macareno, Cubap. 11
- Wheeling, W. Va.p. 11
- Fort Wayne, Indianap. 11
- Ciego de Avila, Cubap. 11
- Springfield, Ohiop. 11
- New Local Organized at Gonzales, La.p. 11
- Baptists in Haitip. 11
- Official Appointments of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 11
- Appointment at U.N.I.A. Headquartersp. 11
- Convention and General Fund of Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924—Big Gathering of Negroes From All Parts of the Worldp. 12
- Eligibility of President Borno Questioned, Father Being French and Not Haitian; State of Finance Worse Under Americansp. 12
- Marcus Garvey Defense Fundp. 12
- Powerp. 12
- Biggest Negro Convention in History of the Worldp. 13
- The Hand of the Tyrant in the Philippinesp. 13
- Hampton Summer School Passes Thousand Markp. 13
- The Disadvantages of Being an Only Childp. 13
- The People's Forump. 14
- Believes Mr. Garvey a Good Christian Anyhowp. 14
- Way Some Things Are Done at Oriente, in Cubap. 14
- The Way to Cross the Alps Is to Cross the Alpsp. 14
- Movement of a Peoplep. 14
- The Season of Flatteryp. 14
- Developing Negro Nations and Communities Agriculturally, Commercially and Industriallyp. 14
- Important Noticep. 14
- How to Preserve Your Hands When Doing House Workp. 14
- Nuestra corporación naviera adquiere su primera embarcaciónp. 15
- La conferencia de Londres y su acuerdop. 15
- Profecías sobre la próxima campaña electoralp. 15
- Controversia anglo-cubanap. 15
- Situación económica filipinap. 15
- El descontento se sublevap. 15
- Próxima evacuación de Haitíp. 15
- Nacionalismo dominicanop. 15
- Observaciones astronómicasp. 15
- Rifeños y francesesp. 15
- Le projet dominicain et la question haïtiennep. 15
- Our Women and What They Think: Children and Vacationp. 16
- Suggestions to Housewivesp. 16
- First Born Child Poorest Specimen Says Woman M.D.p. 16
- Fourth Child Beatsp. 16
- Cause of Neurotic Childrenp. 16
- Notes of Interestp. 16
- The Truth About Chinap. 16
- Old and New Typesp. 16
- Weekly Textp. 16
- Suppose You Try Smilingp. 16
- What Shall We Do?p. 16
- Black Is Color of Fashion, Says Prominent Importerp. 16
- Smilep. 16
- L'Union Patriotique d'Haïti présente sa défense à la conscience du peuple américainp. 17
- Un Aperçu de la Situation en Haïti depuis l'Occupation Américainep. 17
- Notes Biographiques du Prince Kojo Tovalou-Houenoup. 17
- L'Association France-Amérique Latinep. 17
- La Restauration de l'Indépendance de la République Dominicainep. 17
- L'Affaire de Lyonp. 17
- La Situation aux Philippinesp. 17
- Expressions of Sorrow and Sympathy Expressed by Employees of the Several Departments of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and the Ladies of the Royal Court of Ethiopiap. 18
- By the Employees of the President General's Officep. 18
- By the New York Local: To the Bereaved Wife and Relatives of Sir J. E. Brucep. 18
- By the Secretary-General's Officep. 18
- By the Ladies of the Royal Pageant Court of Ethiopiap. 18
- The Negro in the Courtsp. 18
- African Redemption Calls for Volunteersp. 18
- The End of a Perfect Conventionp. 18
- Revolution or Reformation Out of Political Confusion?p. 18
- Recommendations Submitted by Committee and Indorsed by Convention: Sunday, October 26, to Be Observed as Haiti Independence Dayp. 18
- Needed Advice to Southern Migrants in the Northp. 18
- Drawing Color Line at Grave of a Reformerp. 19
- New Constitution of His Own Is Need of Negrop. 19
- Negro's Right to Vote and to Be Voted Forp. 19
- An Open Letter to Negro Editorsp. 20
- Lines for a Scrap Albump. 20
- Special Thanksgiving Closing Service of Fourth Annual International Convention of Negro Peoples of the Worldp. 20
- "White Collar" Gents Menace to the Racep. 20