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Number 07 - June 22, 1918
	Page 01
	Title:	Eleven Thousand Colored Americans Stage Mammoth Patriotic Demonstrations in St. Louis and Wilmington on "Flag Day"
	Title:	Colored Women Form Labor Union
	Title:	96 Year-Old Man Works as Laborer
	Title:	Dayton Veterans Form Camp
	Title:	Negro Unionists Object
	Title:	Dennis Fowler Victim of Coward's Shot
	Title:	Comfort Committee Aids Dayton Woman
	Title:	To Form Regiment at Camp Sherman
	Title:	Noted "Elk" Leader Dies at His Home
	Title:	McAdoo Draws "Financial" Color Line
	Title:	Race Women Take Machinists' Jobs
	Title:	Bert Williams Quits "Follies"
	Title:	West Virginia Selects Go to Camp Sherman
	Title:	5000 Delaware Colored People Honor "Flag Day"
	Title:	Why Can't They Vote, Congressman Pou?
	Title:	Committee Meets to Plan Soldiers' Welfare
	Page 03
	Title:	Political Fight Brews in Illinois
	Title:	West Chester to Have Social Settlement
	Title:	Emmet J. Scott Delivers Address
	Page 05
	Title:	Start Race Hospital
	Page 07
	Title:	Here is Anecdote of General Jack Pershing
	Title:	Moral Uplift
	Title:	Washington Bee Praises Advocate
	Title:	Minister Unfrocked on Serious Charge
	Page 08
	Title:	Word of Warning
	Title:	Along the Color Line - Opportunity for Negroes
	Title:	Negro Troops Fight Well
	Title:	Race in Maryland Forms "Thrift Club"
	Title:	Alleged University Seems A Joke

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