Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
.PR|LA. MEN BACK WITH
SIGHTSEEING SIXTH
Regular Army Division Acquires
Name From Perpetual Travel
ing Around France
WANT TO GET TO MEXICO

Many Philadelphia members Of the
Sightseeing Sixth" regular army
division, have returned to this country
and expect to be mustered out soon.
six transports brought 1857 vet
Grams back to New York yesterday,
most of them from the Sixth. The di
vision got its nickname because of the
seeming determination of the authori
tics never to allow it to remain long
enough in one place to allow the men
to get accustomed to it.
The Sixth Travelled all over France
in its brief stay there. 1t got into ac-
tion only once, in the Vosges sector,
where the division stayed forty days,
the longest time they remained any
where. The men are anxious to get to
the Mexican border to get into any ac-
tion that may take place there.
Captain Robert c. Kelly. 5S06 Addi-
son street. and Lieutenant Frank II.
Stephenson, 2O6 West Hortter street
both of Philadelphia, were on the Kai-
serin Augustc Victoria, returning with
Repair Unit 3O3. of the motor trans
port corps. Other Philadclphians on
the same ship were Captain James r.
Martin. 2OO9 Columbia avenue; Can
tain Meyer Soils Cohen. 2113 Chestnut
street. and LicutCnants Walter I. Sum
merfcld. 2243 North Twenty first
street. and Irwin A. Lex, 1924 East
Eyre street.
Major Marcus p. Neal. of Morris
town, n. J., was among the ,casuals on
the Great Northern. IIc went abroad as
a lieutenant on May 81 with the first
American troops to go to France. Lieu
! tenant Raymond l.. Stanton. 1921
South SiXticth street. PHILADELPHIA. was
one of the few officers of the Quaker
City on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
He was with the Twenty third Engi
neers.
Carrying eight stars on the victor,
ribbon, the reserve Mallct, the frs
American unit TO See active service al
the front, arrived in port this mornins
on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, aftel
three years with the French armies
While there are only 100 men remain
ing in this organization, it played n,
minor role in war transportation.
PhiIadelphLans arriving included:
Walter Green. ,705 Little street; Henry Stew
East Asha nd street; Ma tkias H G25S Ciark 2sS: 81:
North Darien street George II. Brantigan
Prcs Street, sFeS MathSM Macpon MSfon
aid, 3Gl! Market street; Sylvester ,Rossi. 4:
North Thirteenth street; Guitano, PetersoTni
5lS mo9d queen Lane; Themas l. HaEkins al9t
fftR street william E. "fG BSll. $50 80 NSrt NSTt
ThirtLeth Fh ri street Jacob Ronq% $50 Ncrti
third street and A6bottsford avenue; fi o ToTi Vi
l. o, Ga1ly 42So PeSh!n Peel stree, Roxboroush
s%'J esepS A S%1Y%fs" 81 S?@'h 4hds5 4Fh5Sss1
JoGn IS6a, 2. ,wssnfT: 1902 Vest Auburn street
enth street; William ]. Sinclair. l55 Eas
Chelten avenue: George F Ross. 3S39 Nortl
29 SSs TSny PfGro a7tS S05
Hfteenth street S Bertram G % Reeeh 263S @ SSTt Spt
EsTh Esrsb J0ssph sl
street; Irving Y. Hagseri, 20 North itha1
Euss s6s HEh
o'fs Rasn k4s SS s6 Fds%sG street
William q, BaHm,syer, 2so5 North sesop
street; Charles V. Denney, 1883 Mort
Elfty-second street; Joseph B, Clauheld. %
Manayunk street; Anthony NJ. Borsky 2i4
East Cleartield street: JACOB J. Freilins
25o3 North Firth street; John Dixon. 621
Mshs Hss afsss 1881 is5e EHs EqfF r%sss
Seventh street: Joseph A. Donohue. 232
/, North Seventh street; Giustina Massiamino
26o2 South Camac street; George H. Hughes
1917 Divinity street; David Mccarthy, Al
2iOs North Sixteenth street; William J
Corey. i39 West Girard avenue: James
Osmer. 1881 Liberty street Jacob LAWN
1900 Diamond street: James NJ. Andrews
Jr'. J 40 VEST sommervIle aSG: 'sii avenue: Edwar
H., Argentieri. 1522 Tasker street; Ameli
Beatty 2Oil North Stllman street. Edwar
Stickman. 5i2 Raster street: Henry A. Ken
nedy. sa2 East Allesheny avenue John J
/ Kennedy. $50 East Price street. German
Edward IT., Nightcnga!c, 3l12 G street
seph r ThomSson si1. East Albert sres street
Karl H. zisgier. 6s4 chew street; John {
,armSur 2S s&S East Steiner street: Thoms ma
stenson, 1868 North Bonsall street; John A
S6n HSsns s0SiR S5 NSFh
street: VIII Downing. East Park drive
ESPa Mhts 20 ESr ESst |rnS!
street.
Vincent s.u T. ThoWgsSn IA Hr1tiSgdG WSI'
SSHa ohS' 1ohS r yo4@s Ssns5s?" a. NsS,
Kean street: Frank B. Reynolds. 2+3G Eas
Firth street; Charles r. Chambers. so
Bra andywine street: Jacob Fl. Baylor 271
Sears street: Alfred Hewitt. 1928 Girar
l avenue.
James Blainey. 1549 South StiIlman street
Peter J. Dixon. Jr.. 1920 Fiske avenue
Charles II. Chester, S815 Eastwick avenue
Paul J. Bundar. 1OOS New Market street
Frank c. Macur. 1887 North Lawrenc
street; Thomas P. McGovern, 1909 Masche
street; Richard J. Tyne. Coz Brown street
Louis J SchC-pp, 2S2i North Swanso
street. Abraham june. $40 South Thir
street; Joseph NJ. Burchil 0O7 Commerc
street; EnRlebert Smith, 256 Rector street
Ralph II. Barber. 1882 Jefferson street; Rict
ard CrOwthes, 65l0 North Seventh stree
James II. Glendenning. S25 North Forty
ninth street; William ]. II. Kelly. BI4
Grays avenue; William ]. Mcnamara. 3@5
Sa nsom street