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Number 43 - March 02, 1918
	Page 01
	Title:	French Officer Lauds Heroism of Colored Troops in World War
	Title:	"Jim" Was Not "Joe"
	Title:	Feet Too Big - Is Discharged
	Title:	Two Colored 'Non-Coms' at Camp Sherman are Having Great Time 'Bossing' Their Father
	Title:	Colored Pastor's Body Found in Railroad Car
	Title:	Negro Soldiers Urged "To Avenge Wrongs"
	Title:	They Are All Helping
	Title:	Columbus Woman in Limelight
	Title:	Detroit to Have Colored Hospital
	Title:	"Queens" to Refuse Colored
	Title:	Dr. Ransom for Congress
	Title:	Negro's Plea for Genuine Democracy
	Title:	Bishops Appoint Commission
	Title:	N.A.A.C.P. Busy
	Title:	White and Colored Soldiers Have Free-For-All Fight
	Title:	"Jim Crowed" But Asked to Help the Red Cross
	Title:	Keep Negro Labor Here
	Page 04
	Title:	President Wilson Delays Hanging of Five Soldier Boys
	Title:	Three Hours in 'Cooler' Cure a Bad 'Bell-Hop'
	Title:	No Word Yet, As to Colored Troops' Transfer
	Page 05
	Title:	Labor and Color Line
	Page 08
	Title:	Message from France
	Title:	Setting a Precedent

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