Contents
- Japanese Journalist's Message to U.S. Negroespp. 1–2
- All China Winning Freedom's Fight, Says Missionaryp. 2
- Alonzo Herndon, Negro Millionaire of Atlanta, Dies; Was Born a Slavep. 2
- The Need for African Doctorsp. 2
- Plight of Negro in Land of Freep. 2
- Tuberculosis in Ancient Egyptp. 2
- Haitian Envoys Arrested at Port-au-Princep. 2
- President Asked to Aid Poor Filipino Childp. 2
- How the Negro Is Faring in U.S. Industryp. 2
- Marine Shoots Three in Haitip. 2
- Natal Branch Enrolls 25,000 New Members in One Monthp. 2
- Medal to Puerto Rican Soldierp. 2
- Armed Exploiters to Crush Uprisingsp. 2
- Liberia Has No Reds, Not Even a Railwayp. 2
- 1927 UNIA Convention Programp. 3
- Marcel Cachin and Parliamentary Immunityp. 3
- An Historic Momentp. 3
- The Case of Armando Borghip. 3
- Frequent Drownings of Men Due to Taking Chancesp. 3
- Success to the Local Conventionsp. 4
- Liberia and the New United States Ministerp. 4
- The Haitian President's Long Arm and High Handp. 4
- Kidnapping and Flogging White Persons in the South Growing in Favorp. 4
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 4
- Gifts for Sufferers in Flood Acknowledged by New Orleans Branchp. 4
- America Must First Put Her House in Orderp. 4
- Faithp. 4
- Through Black Spectaclesp. 4
- Rainish, the Pride of North Carolinap. 4
- UNIA in Full Swingp. 4
- New Atmosphere in Norfolk, Va.p. 4
- Japanese Foresight; Negro 'Hindsight'p. 4
- Nat Turnerp. 5
- Negroes of South Africa! Take Notice!p. 5
- High Commissioner's Message to UNIA Divisions and Chapters in the Republics of Panama and Costa Ricap. 5
- Flood Relief Problemp. 5
- German Jews Demand Rating as Germansp. 5
- Free Speechp. 5
- Negro Beaten and Forced to Sell Farm Below Valuep. 5
- Georgian Denies Flaggingp. 5
- New Zealand Governor's Order for Arrest of Chiefs Brings Demand for Inquiryp. 5
- Queens Rule Society of Oklahoma Indiansp. 5
- The News and Views of U.N.I.A. Divisionsp. 6
- Richmond, Va.p. 6
- Tampa, Fla.p. 6
- Monthly Subject for Discussion: Ways and Means of Becoming Economically Independent in One's Particular Communityp. 6
- Florida, Cubap. 6
- Sagua La Grandep. 6
- New Orleans, La.p. 6
- Miami, Fla.p. 6
- Kingston, Jamaicap. 6
- Philadelphia, Pa.p. 6
- Dayton, Ohiop. 6
- Guacho, Costa Ricap. 6
- German Taste in Reading Shows Effects of Warp. 6
- English Airplane to Fly 300 Miles an Hourp. 6
- Notice to Divisionsp. 6
- Sección en Españolp. 7
- Convenciones localesp. 7
- África para los africanosp. 7
- Pleito contra los klansp. 7
- Ida y vuelta en veinticuatro horasp. 7
- Lujo de la realeza inglesap. 7
- Correo aéreo para Cubap. 7
- Big Game Hunting in Africap. 7
- Health Topicsp. 7
- Baths and Healthp. 7
- Lycurgus First to Call a Man a Brickp. 7
- Can You Think in the Abstract?p. 8
- Rev. Hayford of Africap. 8
- Warsaw Sculptor Originator of Shingled Hair Stylep. 8
- 200 Dead Is Official Tollp. 8
- Drs. Evans and Beverhoudt: Notable Banquetp. 8
- Freedom of Jewish Immigration to Palestinep. 8
- Independence Fundp. 8
- Anniversary Celebration of the Health Committeep. 8