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Number 40 - February 08, 1919
	Page 01
	Title:	Tyler Lets 'Cat Out of Bag' in Defense of Condemned Officers
	Title:	107-Year-Old Prophet Gets into 'Court Scrape'
	Title:	Capital City Folk Honor Ralph Tyler
	Title:	Beatty Legislates to Protect Race
	Title:	White Conductor Shot by Race Man in Row
	Title:	Colored Preacher Saved From Gang of Lynchers
	Title:	Orphan Boy Won in "Ag" Contest
	Title:	Discontent Brewing Over the Delay in Returning Our Boys
	Title:	Ohio Union Decides to Organize Labor
	Title:	Do It Today!
	Title:	Colored Nurse Bequeaths Legacy to White Charges
	Title:	Race Man to Sue For Fees As Witness
	Title:	Guards Protect One Man from Would-Be Lynchers
	Title:	Secretary Lane, in Speech, Pledges All Square Deal
	Title:	To Train Girls in the Culinary Art
	Page 04
	Title:	Colored Boy Actor Here
	Title:	Tyler in Great Demand to Tell of 'Over There'
	Page 05
	Title:	Ohio Is Saved From Lynching Disgrace
	Page 06
	Title:	Negro and the South!
	Title:	To Fight Prohibition
	Page 07
	Title:	Colored Vaudeville to Open the Grand
	Title:	Sue Then, By All Means
	Page 08
	Title:	It Don't Look Good
	Title:	Let Us Have Light on the Subject
	Title:	Negro Should Be Helped To A Higher Citizenship

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