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Number 10 - July 17, 1920
	Page 01
	Title:	Texas Mob Lynch Two Men Whom The Sheriff Declares Are Undoubtedly Innocent
	Title:	Will Somebody Please Raise "The Doxology?"
	Title:	Employer Avers That Slain Man's Innocent
	Title:	'The Primaries'
	Title:	Georgia Loses Crops Owing to Race Exodus
	Title:	White Ohioans Can Learn Lesson From This Missouri Man
	Title:	Rev. Bagnall Speaks at "Third Party" Meet
	Title:	Cox's Nomination Gives Pleasure to Race in Dayton
	Title:	Two Men Shot in Raid on "Moonshine"
	Title:	Journey to Norway for Women's Meet
	Title:	Prejudiced Mayor Heads List of Snobs
	Title:	Doubtful Prince in "Clutches of Law"
	Title:	Wha'd' Ye Know 'Bout This?
	Title:	Six Ex-Governors to Be Pallbearers for Race Man, Their Former Messenger
	Title:	"The Georgia Peach" in Limelight Again
	Title:	That's the Proper Spirit
	Title:	Banking Establishments Prove That Our Race is Surely Moving Forward
	Page 08
	Title:	Wilberforce's New President
	Title:	South Faces Poverty
	Title:	Separate "Department" Not Wanted

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