39,363 6,599 .73 16.76
Rhode Island 1,573 251 .43 15.96
South Carolina 74,265 4,589 3.14 6.18
South Dakota 144 27 .04 18.75
Tennessee 43,735 3,573 1.67 8.17
Texas 83,671 5,388 1.17 6.44
Utah 169 11 .02 6.51
Vermont 63 4 .01 6.35
Virginia 64,358 4,935 2.39 7.67
Washington 373 30 .02 8.04
West Virginia 13,292 2,013 1.41 15.14
Wisconsin 718 73 .03 10.17
Wyoming 280 63 .25 22.50

[Illustration: NEGRO TROOPS NEWLY ARRIVED IN FRANCE, LINED UP FOR
INSPECTION.]

[Illustration: NEGRO TROOPS ON A PRACTICE RUN NEAR THEIR CAMP IN
FRANCE.]

[Illustration: PRESENTATION OF BANNER TO NEGRO STEVEDORES FOR WINNING
FIRST WEEK'S "RACE TO BERLIN", MARSEILLES, FRANCE.]

[Illustration: NEGRO WINNERS IN STEVEDORE CONTEST BEING ENTERTAINED BY
134TH INFANTRY QUARTET AND BAND AT MARSEILLES, FRANCE.]

[Illustration: GOING TO FIGHT FOR UNCLE SAM. TYPICAL GROUP OF NEGRO
SELECTIVE SERVICE MEN LEAVING FOR THE TRAINING CAMP.]

[Illustration: NEGRO TROOPS ARRIVING IN FRANCE. A COMPARISON WITH THE
UPPER PICTURE SHOWS THE RAPID TRANSFORMATION FROM CIVILIANS TO FIGHTING
MEN.]

[Illustration: "MOSS'S BUFFALOES" (367TH INFANTRY), SERENADING FAMOUS
MILITARY CHIEFTAINS IN FRANCE. IN WINDOW AT LEFT STANDS GENERAL JOHN J.
PERSHING, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES; AT RIGHT
GENERAL GOURAUD, COMMANDER OF THE FOURTH FRENCH ARMY.]

[Illustration: HEROES OF THE BRAWNY ARM WHOSE SERVICE WAS NO LESS
EFFECTIVE THAN THAT OF THE COMBATANTS. A DETAIL OF NEGRO RAILWAY
BUILDERS ENGAGED ON THE LINE FROM BREST TO TOURS.]

[Illustration: NEGRO ENGINEERS BUILDING ROADS IN FRANCE. AN
INDISPENSABLE FEATURE OF THE SERVICE OF SUPPLY.]

[Illustration: NEGRO TROOPS IN FRANCE ENJOY AN OLD-FASHIONED MEAL.]

[Illustration: NEGRO MACHINE GUNNERS ON THE ROAD NEAR MAFFRECOURT,
FRANCE. PART OF 369TH INFANTRY.]

[Illustration: CAPTAIN HINTON AND OFFICERS OF 1ST BATTALION. 369TH NEGRO
INFANTRY ON ROAD NEAR MAFFRECOURT, FRANCE.]

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