Contents
- Signs of Victory Multiplying; Africa Unitingp. 1
- Big Game Hunters in Africap. 2
- The Pan-American Conference in Havanap. 2
- International Convention in Toronto in 1929p. 2
- The District High Commissioners and Their Workp. 2
- Editorial Opinion of the Negro Pressp. 2
- Have You Met That Group of “T” People?p. 2
- Southern States Lag Far Behind Rest in Labor Standardsp. 2
- Thrift Means Work and Save: Yesp. 2
- 5,000,000 Books in Yearp. 2
- Deaths in 1927p. 2
- The Slavery Convention of Genevap. 2
- Black Belt to Be Shownp. 2
- Asks Latin-Americans Be Called Columbiansp. 2
- American Education Faces Crisisp. 2
- Brides of Today Olderp. 2
- Arkansas Educational Delegation Visits Hampton Institutep. 2
- Toothache Is No Joke!p. 2
- Natives in Campaign to Dethrone Princes Who Are Backed by British and Create a Free and Federated Indiap. 3
- Garveyism the Only Curep. 3
- Divisional Charters Revokedp. 3
- Division News: New Havenp. 4
- Division News: Toledop. 4
- Division News: Puerto Barrios, C. A.p. 4
- Division News: Nuevitas, Cubap. 4
- Division News: Montreal, Canadap. 4
- Division News: Los Angeles, Cal.p. 4
- Division News: Jamaicap. 4
- Division News: San German, Cubap. 4
- Division News: Guacimo, C. R.p. 4
- Notice to Divisionsp. 4
- Special Message to Officers and Members of Divisions and Chapters of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationp. 4
- Notice Regarding the Miami, Fla., Divisionp. 4
- Notice to U. N. I. A. Divisionsp. 4
- Mensaje del Presidente General para 1928p. 5
- La libertad y deportación de Marcus Garveyp. 5
- ¿Está civilizado el blanco del sur?p. 5
- La radiotelegrafía usada en Áfricap. 5
- Traverse Sahara in Motorcyclesp. 5
- Army Horse Trots From New York to St. Louisp. 5
- Rudyard Kipling Makes First Visit to Cabaretp. 5
- The People's Forump. 6
- Reception in Jamaica Pleasing to Followersp. 6
- Our Renowned Leader Reveals Great Truthsp. 6
- Marcus Garvey's Program Only One for Negrop. 6
- Japan's National Debt Almost $2,000,000,000p. 6
- Evening School 136p. 6