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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
TRAIN WRECKERS
KILL z EMPLOYEES
Fast Express Is Dcrailcd by
Removal of 27
Spikes.
OFFER $1,000 REV ARD
Heavy Engine Ovcrturns and
Crushcs Engineer and
Fireman.
OFFER 1000 REV ARD
Try Acknowledgement

CHICAGO. Aug 2o-Thc wreck
ing of express train No. 80. en- route
from New York To Chicago. with the
loss Of two lives. near Gary. Ind
carly this morning. resulted from the
deliberate removal OF twcnty-scvcn
spikes from one Of the rails. Michi-
gan Central Railroad officials an
nounced today. y $1,000 reward was
offered for the arrest of those re-
sponsible.
The wreck took place about a
mile east OF Gary. at 2:lO A. NJ.
while the train. which carried no
passengers. was travelling at a speed
estimated At more than fifty miles
an hour. when the heavy engine
struck the rail from which the
spikes had been removed. 1t plunged
along on the ties FOR some distance
and then turned completely over.
The two engincmen were dead when
removed from the wrectae"
An Investigation by Martin Quinn.
special agent of the road. revealed
that while the roadbcd had been
ground into an unrecognizable mass
from the spot where the train had
left the rails. enough remained at
the place where tho engine had been
thrown from its course TO furnish
evidence of the work of train wreck
prs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21

SILVER Girdle. with a blue horschair
NAT trimmed with silver and orchids.
SHe carried bouquet OF Shaster
halsies and Amaidenhair fern The
bridesmaids We're Misses Sarah Gray
SON sister OF the maid Of honor:
Agnes otto. of Philadclphia; Re
becca Wellington, OF Washington. and
catherine l.enihan, OF Newport. All
were attired alike. in gowns of or
emu chiiton and lace. with silver
Sirdles, orchid shade horschair hats
trimmed with blue and silver and
carried bouquets OF orchids ana blue
iarkspur.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, his brother. Dr. Arthur Sinton.
of Richmond, while the ushcrs were
all naval officers.
The interior Of the church was at
tractivc with floral decorations. Tho
awning canopy leading from tho
street was ilncd with bay trees. while
The entrance to the church was a
mass of pink lilies. Inside. along
the balconies, there were masses of
oak foliage. with large clusters Of
blu" hyhrangsas and pink lilies at
each OF the columns The chancel
was banked with palms. ferns. blue
hYhranScaS and lilies, while tho high
reading desk at the ZOO, of the CEN
ter aisle was floral fountain of
pink and blue blossoms
Arches were erected over tho main
aisle at each of the pcws and these
covered with blue and pink flowers
and with punches of lilies at the
base Of each arch. tied with white
ribbon, gave IL Southern garden
effect II was one OF the most cr-
fcctivc floral dccoEations that has
ever been used In Newport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
IEv Ini,ed N.Msl

CHICAGO, Aus. Robert VII
liam Ross. 10. was whirling East
sunday under Jealous guards TO rcn-
roscntatives of wealthy relatives. 10
take his place as the heir to mill
lions
Robert rode in Il compartment and
can have his meals served in state II
he wishes. which is vastly different
from being "A i"undlius IT -. Vim
cents Drphauasc here. or, for that
matter from being for nine years the
kidnapped foster child of a san Fran
cisco police captain and lis wife.
Abandoned Ten Years Ago.
The boy vas abandoned on the
doorstep al the Guardian Anglers
tt"mc at Joiic; just ten years ago
and S"ni. when weeks old. to ST
Ninccmts here. behind his abandon
ment is romantic story ot tho
tragic ending OF the love story OF an
Eastern ha.rcSs who. before her
death, told relatives OF the birth OF
her SON, and q o-ycar night 10 hnd
him. The details Of th,s story are
locked In the hearts ut tho sisters
At 81. Ninccnts, and ;hc secret is
safe Hut thk indins of the boy IN
san Francisco. his return to the or.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
MAN KILLS BROTHER
in ENOCH ARDEN AFFAIR
Finds Wife We'd to Dr0ther-After
Shooting Him. Commits
suicide.
IRy United NcMs-l

PORTLAND. MICH. Aug. 2C.-Rc-
turning from q long absence in
Alaska and finding his wife had di-
vorccd him and married his brother.
David William Hughes made no at
tempt to emulate Enoch Arden. He
killed his brother and, In attcmp,iug
TO Kill his former wife. mortally
::c:ado! his daughter He then
turned the revolver on himself and
died instantly.
Hughes returned from tho North
two months ago When he found the
changed conditions he as frs, .vinced
II" resentment. David invited him
To live in the hughes home here. and
ne accepted
Hut according TO Mrs. Hughes. he
daily became more moroSc and seemed
L" blame her, although he had left
her for ten years.
Coming into the home sunday and
finding his former wife and his
brother at dinner wiih his daughter.
Gertrude. he became insancly Jealous.
Mrs. Hughes said. He rushed into
a bedroom aud got his revolver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
10 YEARS AGO. BOY
IS FOUND BY RICH RELATIVES
Lives for Nine Years kidnapped Foster Child of San
Francisco Police Captain and His Wife.
Bitter Court Fight

phanage here. tho desperate court
hght by the Illegal foster parents.
ana the youngsters triumphant jour
ney are court record
After four days OF heated argument
ny prominent attorneys before Judge
Timothy Hurley here. the court ruled
that the boy had been Illegally taken
from the state by Mrs Ethel Hand
while wealthy relatives were hunting
desperately Tor tho baby nine years
ago. Tho baby was given to Mrs.
Hand ON probation. st Vincent's in
E"stiSato!s testified Introducing
records. She took him 10 san Fran
cisco and left him with her mother.
Mrs rermclia Ross. wife ~ CAPTAIN
William Ross. OF ,he san Franclscn
police force. who adopted the cniId
IN California
Search for Nine Y-mr-.
Tho frantic Eastern relatives,
pledGing ST. Nlnccnt's kindly Sisters
to secrecy. started an unrem!tt!ng
search for the boy. Mrs. Hand had
divorced her husband and had left
Chicago. For nine years the search
continued and finally Mrs Hand re.
turned and on publicat.on4f the an-
tcontlnued oa Pase .. Col. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
WILLIAM STNTON
TAKES BRIDE IN NEWPORT
Wedding OF Rchmonder to Miss Christine Lee Lincoln
Is One of Prettiest of Season at Rhode
Island Society Colony
Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special to Til. Times Dispatch.
NEWPORT. X. l., Aug. 20.-More
rhan COO members of the Newport
naval colony and other guests were
present IN Trinity Church at 6
o'clock last evening for the maria re
of Miss Christine Lee Lincoln,
daughter of Captain Gatewood S. Lin
coin, L. s. n. and Mrs. Lincoln. 10
Ensign William Sinton, Il. S. ~. n
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Sinton.
Of Richmond, Va.
The wedding was one of the prct =
test ever held in the old church.
II was followed ny reception and
dance at tho home Of the command
ing officer of the Naval Training Sta
t!"h. Captain Frank Taylor Evans
ana Mrs. Evans. The band from the
I. ,. ;. Rochester furnished the
music for the dancing. which was
continued for some time after En-
sign and Mrs. Sinton had lcrt on
their honeymoon.
Ihe wedding ceremony was per
formed by Chaplain John u. McNair.
I. ;. ~. at present AT the Phila :
uelphia Navy Yard. IA former chan
i"i' at tn" Newport station. lie
was assisted by the rector of the
'nurch. teV. stanley G.. Hughes.
INC pride. who was given i'm mar
rage by her father. was attircd in
gown of white chiffon. cmbroidcrsd
win pearls, over cloth of silycr
WIN long train and tuli, ycii
'hat fcii from a silver bandcau. Sin.
rtarried bouquet Of lilies ,f Tho
Naiicy and pale pink orchids. and
had five attendants.
MISS Louisa Grayson. of Pitts
purGh. was maid OF honor. being at
otired IN blue chlffon over silver and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
HINTON'S SEAPLANE
REACHES PALM BEACH
tBy Associated prcss !

w EST PALM BEACH. FLA, Aus.
2o.-The giant seapianc Sampaio Car
reia. Lieutenant Waiter Hinton com
rlanding. nyinE from New York to
Brazil. encountered heavy squalls on
ner trip down the coast from
Charleston. $. c.. today. and tonight
is anchored in Lake Worth, off Palm
Beach.
I'm" plane was forced by storms
TO make landings at Titusville and
Rockledge. on the Indian River, dur
ing the day. In the face OF further
threatening weather. Lieutenant Hin
J"n said he decided to spend the night
IN this harbor.
y start from this port will be
made early tomorrow morning, and
according to Lieutenant Hinton, San
Juan. Porto Rico. Is expected to be
the stop-over for Monday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Threat Of Way Men
Strike Used as Lever
fKv I-nitcd Nnwsl

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-Thrcat-
ened strike OF 1900 maintenance
of-way men employed on Eastern
railroads. and OF other iator
groups scattered thrcug hout the
country. Is being used as a lever
TO wiring concessions from the
railway executives In favor OF
the striking shopmcn.
This became apparent tonight
when II was reported that Grand
President l.. r. Cradle. Of the
maintcnancc- of-way mon had de
ferred answering strike pledges
from New York and Boston chair
men because he wished 10 await
tho outcome OF the executives
meeting here next "Wednesday.
In case the die hards' among
the executives block the move
ment for peace that was set un-
der way at the conferences with
tho big iive brotherhood chiefs the
past week. Il is prophesled that
the roads will face considerably
more trouble than they have en-
countered heretofore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Bride Wins Consent
to Singing in Opera
fRy United Ncws.l

FAIRS. AUG. 20 Under the soft
Influences OF new love and
dreamy music. Harold Mccormick.
the Chicago millionaire. who Is
h"acymooniuE with his beautiful
bride AZ the Saizhwrg music fcS-
1ival, has waived his objections
to The stage. IL Is understood here
Therefore IL is up to Mime
Gamma Walska Cochran -McCor-
mick. herself, and t" tho operate
directors oi the world capitals.
whether She gets lob starring
in ono of the big companies next
year For q time /, was under
stood that she had given Il nun
tial promise 10 her latest hus-
band IL hold .lnoi from the stage
the StiHburg festival is one OF
the best musical events in Eu-
rope. The town is the birthplace
of Mozart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
HUNS MUST PAY,
ASSERTS PO|NCARE
Says Every German Will Be
Held to Strict Account
ability.
SPEAKS AT DEDICATION
Monument Designed to Honor
Scores of Civilians Who
Lost Lives.
tBy Associated Press.1

TiiIAUCOCRT. FRANCE. Aug. 20.
France knows how to make Ger
many pay for the destruction she
caused during the war. and every
German will be held 10 strict ac-
countability for the repair of this
damage, Premier Po!ncare told the
assembled population Of Th!aucourt.
which gathered together this after
noon To dedicate a monument TO the
soldiers Of this community who fell
in the great struggle. The ceremony
had double meaning in that the
monument WAS designed also TO honor
scores Of civilians who died as a re-
suit OF occupation OF the town by
German t-oops.
After reviewing the heroic part
played by the town in resisting the
German drive on Parts in September,
1914. and the intense suffering Of.
the population under German occu-
patton. the Premier exclaimed:
All Are CulpabIe.
You citizens who have witnessed
ihcs" horrors, committed by Ger
many. YOU who have seen your par-
ents. wives. children and friends fall
before Your eyes because OF German
barharity, can you comprehend that
today, after our hard-won victory.
there are certain people IN the world
who are blind enough to advise us
to leave unpublished the authors Of
rclicv" Germany OF indcmnities to
which the families of these martyrs
arc justly entitled.
Germany violated all the recog-
ni2ed rules of warfare She burned.
pilfSed and laid waste without JUS
tire or reason. Sh. bomba-ded un-
protcdted towns and used poison
gas, all in an effort to win b.
terror. war which she despaircd Of
winning on the field II does not
suffice sEe their defeat certain
number of Germans have weakly re-
pud!ated this crime and destruction
When it was being used and though,
practical all Germans encouraged or
at least tolerated it,
speech Enthusiastically Received.
All Germany is associated with
the sacking and burning OF the de-
vastated regions. and all must there
iorc equally assume responsihilitv
FOR this outrage. All are equally held
10 repair the terrible damage we have
suffered. and We know how to exac,
reparation for it
The Premier's speech was received
with great enthusiasm. lie is cx-
nected TO deliver an address of great
Importance OH tho reparations aues.
tion tomorrow at Inc opening ses-
sion of tho general council Of the
Department Of the Meuse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Optimism Prevails Among
Negotiators in Anthra-
cite Strike Settlement.
OWNERS ANXIOUS
TO RESUME DIGGING
Men on Walkoul Desire to
Return to Work
Soon.
SUCCESS or SESSIONS
WiEh az Both Sides to stnrt Fro
ducIng Hints EARLY
tErecmrnt.
iRv Associnted Prcssl-

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2o-Ncgo-
,iators In the hard coal con!ereuc.,
with the exception uf John l.. Lewis.
president OF the United Mine WORK
cre. left town today for rest In tho
country or at the scashore before re.
Stunning their deliberations tomorrow
In an cnort to solve the problem nf
rcc"ncillne the differences between
workers ana IN" mine operators
which have kept the anthracite ficldy
idle since .Npril J.
Nj Lewis remained In town. hut
refused 20 comment tn any manner
upon tn" conferences Both sid.,
nave declined to elaborate upon the
bri"i statement issued NJ tn. con.
cilsion "i yesterdays session. dc
claritig ;ha; they were agreed ,ha,
tn. success o: the negotiations nigh;
DC )e"phrdized by undue publicity
rms statement merely announced
mat no ngrccmcn; had been reached
ana that another session would be
held TOMORROW afternoon
An optim!rtic note swept through
the curtain OF silence. however. when
II was learned that the miners were
discussing the advisab!lity OF accept =
ing the plan presented to them a;
Fridays scssion--thc use OF the an
,hracitc concilIatIon commission az
"a court cf last d.cihiuI its ruling.
10 hc binding Hitherto. this com
mission has adjusted minor dinicul-
ties successfully. but has never been
/dI!cd upon 10 adjust wage dis
'pute
The operators were declared To b.
anxious L" resume production OF coal
al once, aud ;his. coupled Win the
desire o' the miners 10 return to
WORK. was considered 10 augur well
for the carly success OF the sessions
being hcld here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
PASSENGERS REPORT ATTEMPT TO WRECK
n. w. TRAIN AS IT ENTERS THE CITY

Passengers reaching
from heard
minutes In reaching the
the due,
torn tho
tender and had to be replaced
OF the
OF
similar Of
line OF in
County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Indian Chief Puts Ban
OH Modern-Dav Dances
iRy Associated prcssl

SARNlA. ONTARIO. Aug. 90
Indlan suuaws with eloquent
shoulders and braves whose feet
nave learned the tricks of the
broadway dane" places. mus; 20
back To the old-fashioncd. demure-
ly simple waltz. says an cdict of
the council of Walpolc Island,
which went into effect today.
Chief EcdInifc. manager
of the island band. has pro-
tested aIains; III" invasion Of tho
saX"phonc on the island
Ihey want Ia dance all night"
says the chief. 'and no ono wants
To work the next day. Once they
were satisfied with an ordinary
band. Now they want cabarcts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
France Honors y. Y. writer.


NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-W. FrIrk-
uh faris. writer and architrrturuI
decorator OF this city. was informed
Quay that the French Cross or .hcv-
aiier OF the Legion of Honor and tn.
Heigian Knight OF the Order of tho
crown have been conferred upon him
During the war MIR. laris was active
III raising FUNDS for the relief Of
families of French and Belgian ar
lists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Collins Misses Death
in Assassins' Attack
IBy United Ncws.l

DUBLIN. Aug. 20.--An attempt
to assasSinatc Michael Collins.
head OF the Free Stute army. was
reported Sunday. but II is further
reported that he was not I'm his
automobile when AN attack was
made with bombs and rife fre
The IAuchinc Was aubusbc5
while proceeding 10 Dublin from
Stiilorgan. Members Of tho ir
regular rebel fore. wounded the
driver and damaged the car with
explosives and bullets. ptcsuin-
abIy under the impression tina,
"''!ns was on" Of the occupants.
II IL reported here. though
without confirmation. that Eamon
q" Valera is lying dangerously III
ht house in County Wicklow as
Il result OF wounds in the throa,
received last week during hght-
ing in tho southern area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
BONE-DRY SUNDAY
HITS JOHNST0WN
AS LID IS CLAMPED
Whole City Smiles at Clori-
GUS Memory of One
Days Beer.
RUSE BY MAYOR
FORCES CLEANUP
Prohibition Authorities Act
Quickly to Check Nio-
latiOns Of Law.
tBv l.niteL Nnwrl

joiiNSTOwN, PA. AUG. 90
Joh"si"~n vas d'y as tn proverbial
bone sunday
The lid was on. tight. Doors tina,
swung freely every Sabbath for
months were oadlockcd No, even
ncar-bcer was obtainablc
But the whole city smiled AT the
glorious memory OF the one day tha,
real oid-fashioned beer flowed free
ly. after the Mayor said brewerict.
might make II. And the City chucklad
AT the move that had forced Federal
prohibition agents TO take cognizance
OF the ontn violations of the Federal
prohibition laws.
Expect General CIenn-Ip.
c. T. SpraEuc. who has been placed
in charge of the enforcement oncos
here. upon removal OF O. II. S,ief,er.
would G!Hc no intimatlon %: wha, ac-
ton he would take TO punish the
saloons. But he was expected To
make general cleanup of the places
the Mayor described as hell holes :,
John 7. Davis. state prohibition
director. described the action OF
Mayor Caufiie! as very poor policy"
lie could have received attention
hy merely writing letter telling
about conditions In Johns,own," sn!d
Davis
Following Mayor cauniers ed!c,
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
ThonsD,,ds Attend Funeral.

ANDDNER. MASS, Aug. 20 Scv.
"fal thousand persons gathered in
ihc ives; Parish Cemetery. III shaw
sheen village today. during tho huv.
jal services for William NJ Wood
!r son Of the president oi the Amer
!cau Woolcn Company. who was
killcd In an automobile accident las;
week. They included q large number
II workers In tho company's mills IN
Lawrence and Andover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
DENY REPORT JEWELL
HAD CALLED OFF STRIKE
IBy Associated Prcss.l

IHy ASsOciatcd Frcss.l
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-On!cers of the
railway employees department. Of the
American Federation OF Labor to-
day denied all knowledge of instruc-
tions reported sent by r. NJ. Jewell.
head al the striking shop crafts.
telling general chairmcn to hold
themselves in readiness to cali off
CONTINUED ON Page .. Col. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
DYNAMITE WATER
. MAIN IN SPENCER
SHOPS; BURN CARS
Big Explosion Inside Yards
Endangcrs Lives of
Pickets.
STRIKERS SAY WORK
WAS AN INSIDE JOB
Town Stirred by Act, as Well
as Other Dis
orders.
TROOPS READY FOR ACTION
Twenty-Five Mcn Report for Duty
Southern
Force.
STRIKERS SAY WORK
WAS AN 'INSIDE JOB
TROOPS READY FOR ACTION
Twenty-Five Mon Report for Duty
on Southern
Force.
[Rv Associated rr.s.1

SPENCER, y. c.. Aug. 2o-Devel-
opmcnte In the railroad shop striko
situation here today included tho
blowinS-up of the twelve-inch water
main which supplies tho Southern
Railway shops and tho hundreds OK
locomotives that are used out OF
Spencer. the burning of one or more
had-order box cars near the yard
limits while the water was cut off.
and the arrival OF tvvonty-1va re-
cruits for the working forco at thu
shops.
The water main apparently was
5lown up by dynamite. Tho explosion
occurred at point inside tho shop
yards. between the fence surrounding
the property and row OF box cars.
and ut point about scventy-hve feet
from picket stand. The lives or
several pickets. It is said, were an
dangered by the explosion. which
awakened many OF the citizens OF
Spencer. entirely blew out a section
OF the Pipe and tore a hole In the
ground the size OF small house.
\ stream of water flooded that SEQ
tion of the property. until the water
could be cut off.
Trains Delayed.
The cutting off OF the water supply
resulted in several hours delay TO
main line trains between Washing
ton and Atlanta and also to branch
line trains. as eRines could not he
provided To take these trains out OF
the terminal here.
Throughout the day Sheriff ]. II.
krider and Southern officials have
made vigorous efforts to nix rcsnon-
Sihiiity for the explosion. but said
carly tonight they had obtained no
clue. No charge has been preferred
against any one. Strikers arc re-
ported to have told the officials that
the work was done from the inside"
and that mono OF their men had any
thing 10 do with It,
The explosion. which occurred
abou, midnight or shortly after.
stirred Spencer as no other incident
since the strike began.
Pr"mlscuous Firing Occurs.
Promiscuous firing near the picket
lines on the East Spencer side Just
before daylight startled numbers OF
citizens as far away as Salisbury and
caused nurses at the hospital thcro
TO make ready to receive injured per
Continued on Page .. Col. 6D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
NEW YORK BANKER
DIVORCED IN PARIS
iBy Associated rress.

PARIS Aug 20.-Announccmcui
vas made today by Paul Jardoi. an
attorney. that decree Of divorce
lad become effective between Grant
Harncy Schlcy. u New York banker
ana Jan" Scncy P!ummcr. Tho divorce
was granted 20 the wife In the fourth
court Of the Seine tribunal. II was
dated April 6. The Paris address Of
Mrs Schlcy was given as the Hotel
Robin. and that OF Mr.. Schiay. as
the Hotel Grillon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
SEARCH FOR BODY
OF YALE GRADUATE
swept Ovcrbonrd In Long I,Iand
sound While Fixing Anchor
tBy United New 5. !

OYSTER BAY, y. Y. Aug. 20
Parties are searching Long Island
sound for the body OF Donald NJ
Fhipps. Yale graduate and son Of
=. j. Phipps, millionaire lumber
merchant.
fhipps was drowned Saturday
when he was swept from tho bow of
Il motor speed boat travelling thirty
knots AN hour off Port Jefferson. He
had crept forward to replace brass
top for the anchor hole. which had
hnen disnlaGcd by the heAyN sna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-21
Womnn In Hest MnIl II,pdIc,

NNSTIIN''TDN. Aug. 2V.-N wOIn.
"n l. TN" champion mail handler OF
the postal service Miss Nina f..
llolmcs. 20 years old. nf tn. Detroit
post-of!ice. the Post Office Depart.
m"nt announced tonight. set IL rrcort
Tor sorting letters recently by dis.
,ributing 20.6l0 in eight hours