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Number 39 - February 01, 1919
	Page 01
	Title:	Five Officers Saved From Firing Squad
	Title:	Commencing Soon
	Title:	Many Colored Men Win Service Crosses
	Title:	Race in Birmingham Seek Governor's Aid in Uplift
	Title:	Huns Really Feared U.S. Colored Troops
	Title:	Man Shoots Soldier on Flimsy Excuse
	Title:	General Ballou Here Praises Race Soldiers
	Title:	Are You Loyal to Our Colored Soldiers Who Have Been Fighting in France? If So Contribute to Needy Returning Boys
	Title:	Georgia to Perpetuate War Record of Race
	Title:	Jim-Crow Bill Is Introduced in Missouri Senate
	Title:	Trial of White Lynchers is Postponed Two Weeks
	Page 04
	Title:	Ralph W. Tyler To Tell of Our Soldier's "Part"
	Page 06
	Title:	M.E. Visitors Rise in Honor of Negro
	Title:	White Officer Praises 802nd Piooner "Boys"
	Title:	Disrobes on Street, Gives Statue Clothes
	Title:	Barbarous!
	Page 07
	Title:	Let the Law Accept Anarchy's Challenge
	Page 08
	Title:	We Ask to Enjoy the Fruits
	Title:	"Fling Wide The Gates!"
	Title:	In Heaven's Name,What Next?
	Title:	"Home, Sweet Home"
	Title:	Suggestion to Stop Lynching
	Title:	New York Orchestra Has Many Engagements
	Title:	Altercation Ends in Death

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