Contents

• Hon. Marcus Garvey's Convention Message of CheerMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Great Throngs Cheer All Along Route as Car Bearing Portrait and Official Robes of Leader Passes by in Monster Harlem Processionp. 2
• Impressive Divine Service Marks Opening of Convention; Eloquent Sermon by Rev. Dr. J. H. Chasep. 2
• Rev. Chase's SermonRev. Dr. J. H. Chase · essayp. 2
• Milwaukee, Wis., Division of U.N.I.A. 100 Per Cent. for the Great Causep. 2
• Harlem's Homage to Garvey as Seen by the White Pressp. 2
• America Moves to Make Peons of Filipinoseditorialp. 2
• New York Members' Birthday Gift to Hon. Marcus Garveyp. 2
• U.N.I.A. Parade Shows Strength of Garveyismpp. 2, 5 ↗
• Ann Rebecca Morter v. Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 3
• A White Girl Screams; Another Negro Lynchedp. 3
• French Troops Rape and Burn Near Damascusp. 3
• Must Return to China or Live Celibate Livesp. 3
• Spain Uneasy Over Policy of Arming Morocco Tribesp. 3
• Negro Killed by Mob in Wythevillep. 3
• Funeral Services for Charles H. Bryantp. 3
• Spain to Demand Tangier Zonep. 3
• British Conceit Enemy to Peace in West Africaessayp. 3
• Prairie Provinces Valued at $1,815,508,000p. 3
• Science to Discover Spiritual Worldp. 3
• Egyptians Made Glass as Early as 2500 B.C.p. 3
• Adornment and Glass in Ancient Egyptp. 3
• Young Men Leave Trades for Farmingp. 3
• Let's Put It OverMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• Pan-Asiatic League and African Congresseditorialp. 4
• Live Wire Members of the Associationp. 4
• Rats and Rebelseditorialp. 4
• Drawing the Race Line in the Philippineseditorialp. 4
• Editorial Opinion of the Negro Racep. 4
• The Dignity of Laborp. 4
• Oriental Potentate Breaks Speed Recordsp. 4
• Mental Hygiene Is Importantp. 4
• Reduce Our Death RateC. P. B. author?p. 4
• U.N.I.A. and the Churchessayp. 4
• Further U.S. Advicep. 4
• Insect Dance for Immoral Rajahp. 4
• Garvey: A Mass LeaderE. Franklin Frazier · essayp. 5
• The Negro Outcast and RepressedE. Franklin Frazier · essayp. 5
• Paradise on EarthE. Franklin Frazier · essayp. 5
• Ideals and SymbolsE. Franklin Frazier · essayp. 5
• Influence of ReligionE. Franklin Frazier · essayp. 5
• New Fruit Developedp. 5
• Russia and Japan Rivalry in Chinap. 5
• Elements of Rivalryp. 5
• Free China an Unrealityp. 5
• Soil Conservation and World Food Supplyp. 5
• Doubles Its Importsp. 5
• Relative of British King Barred From Social Clubp. 5
• Life Saving Recordp. 5
• Hon. Fred A. Toote Congratulates Membership Upon Their Showing and Bids Them Go Forward to New SuccessesFred A. Tootepp. 5–6
• Hon. W. A. Wallace's AddressW. A. Wallacep. 5
• Send in Your Contributions for University!p. 6
• The Federal National Guardian in the United States of Americap. 6
• Snake Charming a Myth, Says a Scientistp. 6
• Another Jazz Music TheoryPaul Whitemanp. 6
• Indians Sue for Land Taken From Themp. 6
• Poverty Is Slaveryeditorialp. 7
• Fiji Women Set Fashions for Americans, Chief Saysp. 7
• Miss Ederle's Success in Swimming the English Channelp. 7
• Youthful Bride Told to Budget Expense and Save LoveChase G. Woodhousep. 7
• Where Is Woman's Place?Mrs. Walter Ferguson · essayp. 7
• Spinsters of YesterdayMrs. Walter Ferguson author? · essayp. 7
• Men Not Competent to JudgeMrs. Walter Ferguson author? · essayp. 7
• PurposeOrma Kimbrel Egnew · poemp. 7
• Notes of Interestp. 7
• Cheap Labor Hampers Chinap. 7
• The Need of Kindergartensp. 7
• The Blight of Indecisionp. 7
• Hollywood Disillusioning the EastAldon Huxley author? · essayp. 7
• Life Is a Hurdle Racep. 7
• How U.S.A. Pays Its PresidentVincent M. Beedep. 7
• Pistachio Caramelsp. 7
• Woman's Death Occursp. 7
• African Travels Described by Princess Marie LouisePrincess Marie Louisep. 7
• Beauty Parlors Face State Law Regulationp. 7
• Smilesp. 7
• Started Somethingstoryp. 7
• Unique Exhibit of Women Workers at SequoiaC. P. B. author?p. 7
• French Loss Heavy in Syriap. 7
• The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 8
• Camagüey, CubaL. P. Rattrayp. 8
• Guachapall, Cubap. 8
• Elia, Camagüey, CubaDora H. Stennettp. 8
• Sola, Camagüey, Cubap. 8
• Banes, Oriente, CubaColin A. Wilsonp. 8
• Attention!p. 8
• Pittsburgh, Pa.p. 8
• Chicago, Ill.E. B. Knoxp. 8
• Antilla, CubaWilliam H. Millsp. 8
• San Germán, Oriente, CubaJ. A. H. Thorpep. 8
• Remedios, Cubap. 8
• Detroit, Mich.Ruth M. Smithp. 8
• London, Englandp. 8
• Oakland, Cal.Arthur S. Grayp. 8
• La dificultad que afronta la dirección de la razaMarcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 9
• La educación del africanoessayp. 9
• Las controversias religiosas y la paz universalp. 9
• La mínima indiferencia en los pueblos de Asia y Africap. 9
• El verano de los trabajadoresLa Prensa, N. Y. author?p. 9
• En contra de concesionesp. 9
• Man Completes Cruiserp. 9
• Bishop I. E. Guinnp. 9
• Peking Invadedp. 9
• Let's Make The Negro World Our FriendDavid J. Grahamp. 10
• Fight for Freedom Has Just Begunessayp. 10
• The Negro's Duty to Organize for African Redemptionessayp. 10
• Negroes in Songfest at SesquicentennialJoseph A. Mortonp. 10
• UNIA Division Newsp. 10
• Titustown DivisionShibert Williamsp. 10
• Chattanooga, Tenn.Malcolm Mileyp. 10
• Fort Fisher Bombardment Greatest by Any Navyp. 10