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Number 13 - August 03, 1918
	Page 01
	Title:	N.Y. 'Buffaloes' Capture 300 Germans; Hold Line 36 Hours - Germans Lose Heavily in Fierce Battle With 'Our Boys' Over There
	Title:	President Wilson Denounces Lynch-Law and Mob Violence
	Title:	One Policeman Shot in Riot, Sixty Other Persons Are Injured
	Title:	50,000 of Race to Join Colors
	Title:	Colored Soldiers Will Train at D.C. College
	Title:	3,000 Colored Here
	Title:	Gridiron Star Wins Commission
	Title:	Race Girl Slated for Hero Medal
	Title:	Colored Man Has 13 Sons in Service
	Title:	Wife Stabs Husband Injuries May Be Fatal
	Title:	First Church is Dedicated
	Title:	Fair is Called Off Account of War
	Title:	Patriotism Costs Job; and He Wants It Back
	Title:	"Smoky City" Folk Fight Discrimination
	Title:	Race Men Strike
	Page 02
	Title:	Common People
	Page 03
	Title:	Moral Uplift
	Page 05
	Title:	Colored Women Find Places in Industry
	Title:	Colored Women Prosper in the Southern Field
	Page 06
	Title:	Colored Troops of England
	Page 08
	Title:	Progress Being Made
	Title:	Frank B. Willis
	Title:	President's Glancing Blow
	Title:	Emancipation Day Is 'Topic' of Northern Ohioans
	Title:	A.M.E. Zion Holds Conference
	Title:	One Fond Hope [poem]
	Page 06
	Title:	America Won't Fight Eh? What About the Black Troops at Chateau Thierry? [cartoon]

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