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Number 18 - September 07, 1918
	Page 01
	Title:	"Just Let Us Get at Germans" is Cry of Black Devils As They Are Held From Front
	Title:	Colonel Praises 'Pep' of Colored Soldiers
	Title:	Colored Girl Holds Responsible Position
	Title:	Massillon Folk To Do Their Bit
	Title:	Women Section Hands on Southern Railroad
	Title:	Colonel Roosevelt Aids Y.W.C.A. Work
	Title:	Race Congress Called for Windy City
	Title:	Jail Barber for Seditious Remarks
	Title:	Committee Aids Needy Race Woman
	Title:	80 Per Cent of Race Men Non-Combatants
	Title:	Shot and Hanged for Stealing Whisky
	Title:	311,000 Negroes Called to Colors by U.S. to Fight for Democracy
	Title:	Is This Possible?
	Title:	Deserter Burned His U.S. Uniform
	Title:	President Saves Condemned Men
	Title:	Colored Sailor Proves Hero in Naval Battle
	Page 02
	Title:	Black Devils of America
	Title:	Aged Colored Bishop to Serve Overseas
	Page 04
	Title:	Camp Sherman
	Page 05
	Title:	"Ups and Downs" of the Colored Waiter
	Title:	Rent Profiteers on "Carpet"
	Page 06
	Title:	Doctors Pledge Allegiance While Rapping Injustices
	Title:	Doctor Grimke Sounds the Tocsin for Eternal Vigilance
	Page 08
	Title:	Get Together
	Title:	Big Achievement
	Title:	Along the Color Line - Negro Soldier
	Title:	Americans Every One
	Title:	Draft Slacker Shot by White Patrolman

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