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Number 18 - September 11, 1920
	Page 01
	Title:	Democrats Raise the Race Issue in Kentucky Fight
	Title:	Colored Women Registering to Vote in Indiana
	Title:	Man Shot in Quarrel
	Title:	Cleveland Woman Heads Republican Party Bureau
	Title:	Bill MacDonald Quits the G.O.P.
	Title:	Big Chorus to Open Baptist Convention
	Title:	Enquirer Scribe is Very Sarcastic
	Title:	"Booker T." Records Columbia Feature
	Title:	Medics Visit Shrine of Tuskegee's Sage
	Title:	Georgia to Import Mexican Laborers?
	Title:	Alabama Man Heads National Shriners
	Title:	Hoke Smith May Be Defeated in Georgia
	Title:	"Steel City" To Hold Colored Population
	Title:	Thompson-Lowden Fight Stirs Whole State of Illinois
	Title:	Columbus K. of P. Perfect Plans for a Huge Celebration
	Page 05
	Title:	Man Surrenders
	Title:	Felllow Clerkks Honor
	Page 08
	Title:	McDonald's Defy
	Title:	They Dared to Protect Their Own
	Title:	Is It "Sop" We Are to Get?
	Title:	Harry Davis as Governor Will Take Care of the Colored
	Title:	Atlanta Constitution Declares for Harding
	Title:	Six Colored Candidates for Ohio Offices

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