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Number 19 - September 18, 1920
	Page 01
	Title:	Harding Greets Baptist Hosts
	Title:	Virginia Women Not Yet "Approached"
	Title:	New Yorker Is Held on Federal Charge
	Title:	Garvey's Convention Wires Mac Swiney
	Title:	Black Star Liner in Trough of Waves
	Title:	Oklahomans Demand Protection of Law
	Title:	Capital Folk Await Colored Champ Series
	Title:	Mississippi Keeps "Rebel Record" Intact
	Title:	Try to Block Mixture of Indian and Negro
	Title:	Colored Town Shows Evidence of Progress
	Title:	Columbus "Y" To Start New Development Soon
	Title:	Moton Admonishes Race: "Be Efficient"
	Title:	New Y.W.C.A. Opened at Nation's Capital
	Title:	Springfield Folk Sue for Discrimination
	Title:	Cincy Scribe in Sarcastic Vein
	Title:	Congregationalists to Gather at Atlanta
	Title:	"Oh Boy!" Read This: What's Come to Pass?
	Title:	Columbus Woman Made "First Notary"
	Page 03
	Title:	Harding's Creed for Humanity [advertisement]
	Page 04
	Title:	Race Men Organize at Columbus Meet
	Title:	Alabama Refuses Vote to Colored Women
	Page 08
	Title:	Whole Truth
	Title:	Need of Colored Men in Business
	Title:	Open Question to Governor James M. Cox
	Title:	Baptists Pledge
	Title:	Lima Can Boast of a Budding Poet
	Title:	E.C. Morris Again
	Title:	On the Political Horizon

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