LIEUT. "JIMMY" EUROPE AND HIS FAMOUS BAND.

mark of esteem. This band was hailed with enthusiasm by the French. Five kettle drums in this band were presented by the French as a retreated hurriedly in the Champagne engagement. Another drum, beaten by Willie Webb, of Louisville, Ky., was a trophy left by the Germans when they

GETTING READY FOR THEIR DAILY BATH.

Negro troops in a transport going over. No inconvenience marred their good cheer.

IN LINE FOR REVIEW.

Members of the 15th Infantry being reviewed. A sturdy aná determined line of fighting men.

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A QUARTETTE WHICH GAVE GOOD ENTERTAINMENT.

These colored members of the 301st Stevedore Regiment were attached to the 23rd Engineers in France.

LINED UP AND READY FOR ACTION.

Members of the 15th Infantry. Note the serious and determined expression in their faces. They mean business and will obey orders.