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Number 38 - January 25, 1919
	Page 01
	Title:	Death Penalty for Sgt. Caldwell, Martyr
	Title:	325th Signal Battallion Wins Laurels in Action
	Title:	Cleveland Boy Marries French Girl; That's O.K. But Puzzle Really is How Can He Bring Her to U.S.A.?
	Title:	Race in Newark Form Political Club
	Title:	Striking Switchmen Return to Work
	Title:	Cleveland Boys Are On Their Way Home
	Title:	T.R. and Booker T.
	Title:	Race Man Wins Seat in California "House"
	Title:	"Freedmen's Aid" Ask
	Title:	Race Troops Guard Huns With Cold Steel
	Title:	Louisiana Mob Lynch a Colored Citizen
	Page 02
	Title:	Att'y Barcus Named Special Counsel in Att'y Gen'l Office
	Page 04
	Title:	Conners Explains
	Page 05
	Title:	Famous Orchestra to Visit Cleveland
	Title:	White Man Surrenders on Lynching Charge
	Page 07
	Title:	Yank "Noise Artist" - Meteoric Success of Louis A. Mitchell As An Original Entertainer "Over There"
	Title:	Sporting News
	Title:	Solution of Negro Problems Rests on Better Acquaintance
	Page 08
	Title:	Great Words - "Right and Justice"
	Title:	Sgt. Caldwell, Martyr to Prejudice
	Title:	Returning Colored Troops Should Get Better Treatment
	Title:	"The Negro and the South After the War"

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