Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, July 16, 1917, Night Extra, Pictorial Section, Page 16, Image 16

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PREPARING THE SINEWS OF WAR
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THE ARRIVAL AT CAMP
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CAVALRYMEN PREPARED TO TAKE THE FEDERAL OATH
Members of Troop D, Philadelphia squadron of the First Cavalry,
who reported at their armory, Thirty-second street and Lancaster
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MEMBERS OF THE SECOND ARTILLERY OFF TO THEIR FIRST WAR PAAtP
A deta.1 of 150 men arrived at Noble in advance of the rank and fif fJYcSn . the canvas.
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MEMBERS OF BATTERY A ARRIVING AT CAMP
A small army of motortrucks whirled the Second Artillery out to the rendezvous near Noble.
ENGINEERS LAYING OUT A COMPANY STREET
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