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Number 06 - June 15, 1918
	Page 01
	Title:	First Colored Soldier Dies in Action 'Over There'- Race Warrior is Member of the Famous U.S. Ninth Battalion, Company C.
	Title:	J.A. Langford Gets New Degree
	Title:	Revolt Threatened in Oklahoma
	Title:	White Teachers Refuse to Aid Negro Survey
	Title:	Howard University Elects New President
	Title:	Discrimination of Country's Railroads Probed By Tyler
	Title:	Congressional Record Lauds Race Soldiers
	Title:	Forbid White Soldiers Entering Colored Sections
	Title:	Soldier Has Rather Novel Idea
	Title:	First Ohio Soldier Killed in Action is Dayton Man
	Title:	South Lynches Some While Others Are Heroes
	Title:	Large Number of Race in U.S. Army
	Page 02
	Title:	National Comfort Committee Deserves Hearty Support
	Title:	Bluefield West Virginia Colored Soldiers Comfort Committee
	Page 05
	Title:	"Faith of a Race" is a Big Success
	Page 07
	Title:	Red Cross Denies They Discriminate
	Page 08
	Title:	Sedition in the South
	Title:	Is War Marriage Wise?
	Title:	With the National Comfort Committee
	Title:	Along the Color Line - The Negro and the War

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