Contents
- A Few Men in the Liberian Government Sold Out the Country to the Firestone Rubber Company (White) in Violation of the Constitutionp. 1
- Proceedings of Fourth International Convention: Proceedings Come to a Close After Arduous Week's Sessionsp. 2
- Delegation Sent to Liberia, 1923–1924, Gives Report to Conventionpp. 3, 10 ↗
- More Discussion of the Largest Treacheryp. 3
- Attention of Subscribers!p. 3
- Garvey, Africa and Rubberpp. 3, 13 ↗
- Advertising Policyp. 4
- Notice to Readers and Agentsp. 4
- Let's Put It Overp. 4
- Self-Help Necessary to Group and Race Helpp. 4
- Sectarian and Dogmatic Discussion Not Invitedp. 4
- Economic Distress in the West Indies Aggravatedp. 4
- Editor of Negro World and Negro Business League: Roscoe Simmons in the Chicago Defenderp. 4
- Nordic Fanatics Paint God as White and Not Colorlessp. 4
- What We Believep. 4
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
- The Political Crisis Approaching in Novemberp. 4
- Race Buying and Negro Businessp. 4
- Poverty Makes Insidious Approachesp. 4
- The American Ways in the Pacific Islandsp. 4
- Religious Ceremony at Liberty Hall That Corrects Mistake of Centuries and Braces the Negrop. 5
- Bishop McGuire's Sermonp. 5
- He Went on His Way Rejoicingpp. 5, 12 ↗
- Closing Session of the Fourth International Conventionp. 6
- Thanks to the Press and the Policep. 6
- Address by Marcus Garvey at the Closing of the Fourth International Conventionp. 6
- Sir William Sherrill's Addresspp. 6–7
- Important Notice to All Divisions, Chapters and Branchesp. 6
- Marcus Garvey in Clear Speech Revealed the Motive Behind the Rape of the Republic of Liberiapp. 7, 10 ↗
- Opportunity's September Issuep. 9
- Booknotes from thep. 9
- Negro Writers Encouraged to Show What They Can Do in Producing Literaturep. 9
- A Plea for Our Homelandp. 9
- Untitled storyp. 9
- The Chocolate Dandies Meets Expectationp. 9
- Ruler of Ethiopian Empire of Abyssinia and Characteristics of His Peoplepp. 9, 14 ↗
- Wedding Bellsp. 9
- Woman for Governor of Lone Star Statep. 10
- The Persecution of Mr. Garveyp. 10
- The Y. M. C. A. and Race Prejudicep. 10
- Future Race Journalists Begin to Make Goodp. 10
- Dancing Social Feature in African Gold Coastp. 10
- The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 11
- Hamilton Chapter No. 96p. 11
- East Drew, Miss.p. 11
- Important Noticep. 11
- Divisional News Departmentp. 11
- Dominican Republicp. 11
- Cuerto Oriente, Cubap. 11
- South Jacksonville, Fla.p. 11
- Kingston, Jamaicap. 11
- Florida, Cubap. 11
- Fort Smith, Ark.p. 11
- The U.N.I.A.p. 11
- Seattle, Washingtonp. 11
- Donner, La.p. 11
- Notice to Divisionsp. 11
- Division No. 226p. 11
- Central Francisco, Cubap. 11
- Convention and General Fund of the Universal Negro Improvement Association for 1924—Big Gathering of Negroes from All Parts of the Worldp. 12
- Service Columnp. 12
- The Liberia Debatep. 13
- The Negro Pressp. 13
- African Redemptionp. 14
- Marcus Garvey's “Spunk”p. 14
- A Letter to the Editorp. 14
- Wrestling with the Race Problem in the Southp. 14
- A Widow Who Helps Her Father Help the Causep. 14
- Thinks Mr. Garvey Is Doing a Very Wonderful Workp. 14
- High Praise for Prof. Kyle of Northern West Virginiap. 14
- Cecil Rhodes' Scholarships and Native Africansp. 14
- Rejoicing Over Securing of the Steamshipp. 14
- Swallowed Gutta-Percha Ring Forty Years Agop. 14
- The Way a Girl ofp. 14
- Free Speech and Outlet for “Pent-Up Utica”p. 14
- $1,000,000 Jewish City of “Chicago” Plannedp. 14
- What Is the Difference Between an Infection and a Disease?p. 14
- But the Masses Are Growing Wise to the Game of Being Sold Out and Are Beginning to Think for Themselvesp. 14
- Sección en Españolp. 15
- Derecho Sagradop. 15
- Filipinas en la Liga de Nacionesp. 15
- Un Nuevo embajadorp. 15
- Cuota homicida del automovilismop. 15
- La elección presidencial de Cubap. 15
- Contrabando de inmigrantesp. 15
- Una visita realp. 15
- Representantes a la Ligap. 15
- La flotte «sèche»p. 15
- Our Women and What They Thinkp. 16
- The Ku Klux Klanp. 16
- The Greatest Obstacle to Human Progress Is “Mr. Goodenough”p. 16
- Should Married Men, Like Women, Wear Wedding Rings?p. 16
- Married Lady Thinks It's Optionalp. 16
- Single Man Says Yesp. 16
- Married Man Objectsp. 16
- Single Lady Thinks Neither Sex Should Wear a Wedding Ringp. 16
- Remarkable Example of Surgeryp. 16
- Bank Run by Women Is Organized in Chinap. 16
- Welcome, Stranger!p. 16
- Get Out of the Habit of Thinking Backwardp. 16
- Seneca Indian Girl Wins a Scholarshipp. 16
- Scottish Physician Foresees Sex Controlp. 16
- Smile Fifty-Fiftyp. 16
- Weekly Textp. 16
- The Thinkerp. 16
- The Answerp. 16
- Personalp. 16
- Naming the Babyp. 16
- French Sectionp. 17
- Résumé d'une partie de la Quatrième Convention Internationale des Peuples Nègres du monde — Développement industriel de la Race Noire — Utilité d'une Marine Marchande Noirep. 17
- La campagne de mensonges contre Haïtip. 17
- L'Union Patriotique d'Haïtip. 17
- Notes Biographiques du Prince Kojo Tovalou-Houénoup. 17
- L'Association France-Amérique Latinep. 17
- Un petit pays avec une histoire intéressantep. 17
- La démolition du pouvoir judiciairep. 17
- Le projet dominicain et les traités d'Haïtip. 17
- La Patriep. 17
- Proceedings of the Fourth International Convention of Negroes of the Worldpp. 18–19
- The Color Line in the British Empire Growingp. 19
- A Recipe for a Dayp. 19
- Should Black Folks Accept the White Standard of Color and Ideals When to Do So Degrades Them Spiritually and Physically?p. 20
- Southern Congressmanp. 20
- God and Christ Are Blackp. 20
- From the White Man's Viewpointp. 20
- The U. N. I. A. Convention and Garvey's New Indictmentp. 20