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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-16
LONG ARGUMENT
WILL END TODAY
Hearing Of Annexation Case to
BE Concluded This =
Morning.
CASE THEN GOES TO JUDGE
Mr.. Meredith Makes a Strong
Speech iii Support OF Ex-
pansion Act.

After a long, dreary week OF technical
spnrring, varied from time to time by
Eeavywolghts exceptions from a mass of
sheepskin covers, vast and appalling In cx-
tent the hearing in the annexation case
which will determine the issue Of the
first skirmish lin Richmonds fight for
expansion, will reach an end today.
In view OF tho profound questions OF
law involved and the wilderness OF cases
cited in support of the contending argu-
ments 1t is likely that the court Will
take the matter under advlsemcnt de-
laying n decision several days at least.
This however is BY no means certain,
and the attorneys themselves have no
clear idea OF what they may expect.
Tho need for expedition has been fire.
qucntly emphasized by the advocates OF
tn. annexation act, and Judge Garnet
has followed the speeches and references
with closeness and thoroughness of
grasp that seem to promise an early
rendering. 1t Is possible, therefore. that
the decision Of the court may be known
before the week ends.
What this decision will be it Is, OF
course impossible to predict. In any
event It will no. end the battle, which
has, in fact, seal Cely begun. Each side Is
determined to fight the case TO the last
redoubt, and 1t may eventually land In
the Supreme Court of the State. The
issue Is the consututionallty of the act
under which the city of Richmond seeks
to extend its bounds so rs to include a
considerable portion of tho surrounding
county.
Hearing Yesterday.
During yesterday the argument of Mr..
Henry r. Pollard city attorney Of Rich
nTond, was resumed and completed. and
Mr.. Charles V. Meredith, who Is assoc
ciated with Mr.. Pollard in defending the
annexation act against the attack OF the
commemorative attorney Of TIenrico and
the representatives OF private property
interests in the county. spoke al length
concluding shortly after o'clock in the
afternoon. At that hour one more speech
remained to be delivered. The court has
been sitting daily until p. NJ, but ad-
journed yesterday as soon as Mr. Mere
dith sat down. Judge Garrett declared
that he was somewhat faugued and
would enjoy an interval of rest. The
delay seemed to be desired by the last
speaker. Mr.. Frank Christian, represent
ing the Dooley estates and the hearing
thereupon went over until to-day. Mr..
Christian will likely conclude before the
morning session ends, and the case will
then be over so far as the argument Is
concerned.
The character OF the discussions md
the heavy slecp-producinS techn'-
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. HAVE NEW CHURCH.
Fairmount Disciples Are Push
ing Building to Completion.

The Christians are to have n handsome
new church in Paramount. They have al
ready began to build, and the Indications
are that they will occupy their new house
of worship In n very short while. The
building Is located on the corner Of
Twenty third Street and Paramount, and
whom completed Will add much to that
already pretty square On the third Of
March, 1902. fifteen members of the var
ious Christian Churches Of Richmond
who had moved out to Paramount, saw
the need of a Sunday school of that de-
nomination. o. a, Hawkins, of the Chris.
tian Sunday School Association, rented
ono little room in a vacant house on
tho Avenue. and started a little mis-
sion In remarkably short time tho
little band had outgrown Its surround
ings and Mrs. Forrest Mitchell loaned tho
,,se OF the LOT adjoining her home on
Twenty third Street on which tho mem-
bers built n small mission room, l'hN
membership had grown to about forty
members by that time. When they moved
into their new home, tho Paramount
Christian Church was organized WIN
forty members and quite n full SunuaJ
school In the meantime the members
were busy working to raise money 70
huild their new house of worship. their
efforts have been crowned with success,
They having bought and paid for me
lot mt the cost OF seven hundred ana my
8dol,ars and now have started 20 bulld
their church, which will cost eshteen
hundred dollars when completed- me
membership Is now one hundrea He'A-
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daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Carngton,
was married to Mr.. John Shelton Harvie
at noon Of November 18th, the ceremony
taking place in the home of the bride,
NO. 100 Chapman Avenue, Roanoke, Va,
and the Rev. DR.. c. w. Campbell. OF
the First Presbyterian Church, officiating.
House decorations were In palms, ferns,
American Beauties and chrysanthemums.
Mrs Z. C. Pace played Memberships
Wedding March, Miss Susie Morton Car
rington. sister OF the bride, was maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Edmund Harve, OF
this city, was best man.
The bride came In with her brother,
Mr.. D. D. Darlington. She wore tailor
ed gown OF blue broad cloth, and carried
Bride roses. The maid of honor was at
tired in white crepe de chine over taffeta.
Bridal gifts were many and handsome.
Out-of town guests were MIR. and Mrs.
Cabell Word. Of Clarksville, Va; Mr.
Richard Walker, of Lynchburg; Colonel
Thomas Marshall, OF New York; Misses
Ellis. of Shawsville and Mr.. w. Q. Lip
scomb. of Kentucky.
Carney-Bruce.
very pretty autumn wedding TOOK
place Wednesday, November 18th, at ne
Baptist Church. Churchland, Va, Wheh
Miss Margaret NJ. Bruce became .Le
| wife OF Mr. luylOL I-iboNl NoA''S''k
Rev. w, ". Savage performed the cere-
| ulony. The church was beautifully deco
| rated with palms and potted plants. MISS
| Virginia Jordan, OF Norfolk, sang Be-
cause I Love You, Dear before the
bridal party entered. and Miss Helen
| Qunby, of Norfolk. played the Weoalhh
march on the violin, accompanied ny MIS-.
Percy T.. Trotman.
Miss Louise Bruce. sister OF the prlde'
/ was maid OF honor and Mrs. Y. IS.
Taylor was matron of honor. Mr.. James
| w. Carney, brother OF the groom acted
ms hes, man. The following young ladies'
were bridesmaids: Miss Betsy Jones. Miss
| stewart Wise, Miss Elose Jordan, OF
| Suffolk; Miss Mary Judith Smith or
4 Suffolk; Miss Helen Stevens. OF Rich
mond, and Miss Maria Ware, OF hunt
ington, W. Va. The groomsmen were
Messrs. Henry Kern, Rufus Kern. llor-
ace Deans. w, II. Duke, s. s, Keeling
and Henry lIotchktss, of Richmond.
Mcssrs. Thomas Peak Allen d, Jones.
of Newport News; 3. West Tabb, OF
Newport News, and A. B. Carney, OF
Norfolk, were the ushers
The bride entered on the arm of her
father, Mr.. u. NJ Bruce. She was charms
ingly gowned in white crepe do chine
and Duchesse lace over taffeta Her
flowers We're lilies OF the valley md
Bride roses, and her tulle veil was fast
cned with orange blossims.
The matron of honor wore gown of
> / chantilly lace. built on foundation OF
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BERKELEY AGAIN SOLD.
Historic Harrison Home Passes
Into Hands of New Yorker.

Berkeley, the historic Harrison planta-
tion on tho James River, has been sold
to Mr.. John Jameson. Of New York. The
place was sold last summer to three gem
tlemen from Hampton and Is Is reported
Tint on the recent transaction they clear
ed 5000.
The Richmond Leather Manufacturing
Company has purchased the property in
East Cary Street. which It has occupied
for the past eight years The considera-
ton was 5000 The property occupied
eighty-sx feet on the southeast corner
Of Twenty-sixth and Cary Streets.
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HENRICO OFFENDERS.
Oleson Fined BY Squire Angle.
Negroes Sent to Tail.

oleo c1eson, the white man with whom
Cyclone" samuels tusscled in making
the arrest, was yesterday morning fined
$50 by Squire Angle Mn. smaucls did
not enter n charge OF resisting an officer.
although he claimed that Olesop bit him
or both hands.
Robert Slaves and Preston jenkins.
negro men, charged with stealing Is cents
worth of corn from the farm OF Mr..
Samuel Register, in the county, were
each given fifteen days fiat, in the Jail
by Squire Lewis yesterday. 54
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sewed Up His Back,

DR., thurman. OF the ambulance, had TO
take several stitches IN the back OK C!alr
Woodbridge, a negro yesterday morning
in order to get his hide back In place.
Another negro had chased Woodbridge for
several blocks and with each step had
taken swipe with the knife Wool-
bridges anatomy presented the picture
of Russian map when his assistant
had finished the carving, Fe was taken
to the hospital for treatment.
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bcrs, with quite large Sunday SCHOOL
Ono Of the most beautiful features Of
this undertaking ~ the deep interest and
hard work being done by the young pco.
pie of the congregation. The church has
always had paid pnstor Of it's own. Rev
Hugh Sublctt has been the pastor for
some time. and Is greatly beloved by his
flock lie Is quite young man, but Is
one OF the mos, earnest workers In the
undertaking, and Is proud indeed TO see
that the new church has at last been
started.
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chiffon and tafreta, and carried violets
The maid Of honor wore a dainty crea-
tlon Of white china silk and carried pink
roses. Tho six bridesmaids wore toilettes
of white china silk, With white lace hats
Their flowers were vlocts
The bridal reception was given Tues
day evening in tho home of the brides
parents at Churchand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney left for an ey-l
tended Northern tour.
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WEDDINGS OF YESTERDAY
Observation-Disclosures.

The wedding of Miss Hattie Eloise
Williams. daughter pf Mr.. and oHrs-
Joseph T. c. Williams. 10 Mr.. Edwin
Ernest Robertson. OF Charlottesville. Va,
son of the late Charles Robertson and
Mrs. Virginia +. Robertson, OF Richmond.
took place Wednesday,. November 18th.
at 6 P NJ. the Rev. r. a. Goodwin, Of
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. officiating
4 in the home of the brides parents, No
29l5 East Marshall Street.
Decorations in palms. ferns and pink
chrysanthemu and roses developed the
color scheme in pink and green.
Miss Nellie Clayton. O. Chesterfield.
attended the bride as maid of honor. and
Mr.. Albert S. Robertson, brother of the
groom was best man. The list OF ushe-s
included Mr.. Milton Brown, Mr. william
Brannan, Sir. Walter LIE Cler and Mr.
Luther Robertson.
Master Garter Williams the brother
Of the bride. and Miss Frances Chaplin
were ribbon holders. Miss Mamie Thax-
ton directed the music, playing an &C.
compartment 10 violin oblgato By Mr.
G. a. Thilow.
The bride was sowned in white crepe
de chine over chiffon and taffeta with
tul,e veil. She carried a sheat OF white
chrysanthenurns. The maid Of honor
wore white Paris 1nousseline over pink
silk. Her girdle Was pink and she had
bouquet OF pink chrysanther1urns
The little riboon-oea-er was dressed In
white chiffon over white. Mr. and Mrs
Robertson fstt after their marriage Tor
q wedding sGb 10 /. Washington, Bait-
more and Esrs.,a-' When they return they
will have their home al No. 51s East Je!-
serson Street, Chariot esv,ile, where Mr.
Robertson Is manager Of the Western
1Tnfcr1 Tsses--a m Office
Syne-Shelton-
TIE marriage Of bliss Resale French
Ehe.,o1 20 Sf-. William Henry syrne oc-
CURED e. e,sven O'clock "Wednesday
morning Il 40. II SOUTH Third Street.
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
AIRS. EE-y-sr wilkins Shelton The cere-
r.ony, With was witnessed only by rela-
f,vs1 and few intimate friends, was
performed by Or. ". r. L. Smith. The
.sS!ors were beautifully decorated with
pairs and whit. chrysauthernums. The
affair was Informal. and charming IN
every detail.
as the wedding marc', was played by
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Personal Mention

take part in the ceremony
Personal Mention
The Rev. ". w. sisk and Mrs. sisk,
Of Churchview. Va, who are the guests
NJ CAPTAIN c. A. Blankenship In MAN.
chester, Va. will leave to-day for thu
General Association in Charlottesville
From there they will go to visit Mr.
Sisk's home In Culpeper county
Mr. and Mrs Larrabee, whose wedding
was celebrated in East Hampton at o:5o
o'clock Wedn esday morning. VIII Visl.
friends in Richmond In the course Oh
their bridal trip.
Miss Mary Drewry, who Is spending
some time with friends in Danville, va,
attended cotilon given this week IN
the Old Normandie Hotel. that city.
sss
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lewis Lehman
who we're married at 9 P. M. yesterday
IN pulaski, Va, will spend their honey
moon first at Hot Springs, Arkansas
and later in making an automobile tour
of Cuba.
Mrs, Adolph WISE Of Harrisonburg,
va.is visiting friends in Richmond.
Dean William M. Lille, of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia. paid short visit 10
Richmond this week
Miss Edna AlcLaurine, who was maid
of honor at the wedding on Wednesday
AFTERNOON In Hampton, Va, of Miss Rob-
ert Eva Hysop, to Mr.. Ralph Fl. Eb-
berly, wore blue crepe de chine over
blue taffeta, with ribbon and lace TRIM
mings, and carried bouquet or PINK
carnations. fNf
Mr., and Mrs. William Upshur Noting
ham have issued invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Susan Up
shur, to the Rev. Edgar Carpenter, the
ceremony to take place November list at
noon, in Christ Church, Eastville
Mrs. Thomas Meade and Miss Meade
have returned from visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John w, Meade. Of Staunton.
Judge and Mrs. George Harrison and
Miss Rose Harrison are IN Richmond
and arc stopping with Mrs Appo't at NO.
201 East Franklin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Frazier and the
Misses Frazier have arrived from Lewis
burg TO spend the winter In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Ryan and Miss
Ryan have gone south to attend the OPEN
Ing ball at Tampa Bay Hotel Florida.
They will visit Cuba before returning.
Mrs. b. T., Purcell of the Common.
wealth Chapter, D. A. r., has been made
chairman of the national jamestown
Committee, and will have entire super
vision of tho work of the committee,
go
A lecture on Indiana Art and Dress
will be given at the Richmond Art Clul
this evening at S:lb O'Clock Each mem
ber Is privileged to bring guest.
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NESS Annie Penick, the oT!oe ehtsItu
,ha M rlor with her maid OF honor, MISS
Mary sydnor shelton The BRIDE eos
tune was an elegant gown OF olue Voiis'
and a ha. Of the same tone. me oou-
ouet was white roses. The maid OF hohor
wore q white chiffon gown, hat 10
match and carried brides ma.u roses.
,rba br.de and her attendant were met
hv the groom and the best man, MI
Hooper Coyne OF Baltimore, Nd
Afte- tho ceremony a wedding break
fast was served. ~
Mr.. and Mrs syme left at noon for an
e1teYssed Southern tour. Their destina,
ton is New Orleans, La. where they WI
be q, home about December nrst. me
bride leaves large circle OF iriehus ~
Richmond. who admire her for her intel
lee,ual and social gifts. The groom,
,vbose home is in Petersburg has an
ert4nstye acquaintance throughout the
south. where he has many friends and
large business connection.
Cogbill-T oler.
Among the weddings OF to-day Will be
that OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Toler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John + Tolcr'
IN Mr.. David Owen Coghill. The cere-
roony Will be performed this evening Ut
| $50 O'Clock in the Church OF tho CoVen-
AMI, the Rev. DR.. J, Calvin Stewart OIL
c!atinG.
Farrow-Wynne.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. w 3.
| Wynne. OF Grove Va, was the scene OF
a very pretty marriage wednesday after
| neon. November 18th at 4:S0 o'clock,
WIEN their daughter. Miss Zla Miles
Wypne. beckme the bride of Mr. Oscar
Leo F-arrow; Of Coyington, KY The Rev.
| Milo Atkinson, pastor Of Th!rttieth
| stieet Christian Church, ott,ciated.
The parlors were artistically decorated
In palnrs, ferns and white chrysnnthe-
NUNS. while the soft glow OF many
candies added luster to the scene 10
| the strains of Lohcngrn's Wedding
March. beautifully rendered by Mrs. w.
II. Farthing, tho bride entered with her
maid of honor, Miss Mary Wellington
Goddin, Of Toano, Va. and was met at
The altar by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Baker p. Wynne, brother of the
BRIDE
The bride was alfred in handsome
goinc-away gown of blue chiffon broad
cloth, with hat 10 match She carrlet
roses and nmiden-har ferns. Her maie
of honor wore white cannon cloth Wit
green 'girdlc and carried white chrysan
, the NUNS.
| Little Miss Lucle Marston, niece or I'M
bride, was picture Of loneliness III WHIT
y mousseline, as she scattered flowers i
. the path Of the bride,
The bride is the youngest daughter o
i, Mr.. and Mrs, wv. b. Wynne, and !
i lovely both in person and character, MI
:, and Mrs, Farrow left on the $40 throus
u train for Washington, New York an
!, other points of interest.
= Much 20 the regret of their nnln
. friends IN Virginia, they Will make the!
future home in CovIngton, Ky, wher
|. Mr.. Farrow holds responsible rairoa
. position.
e Haryie-Carrington.
Miss Elizabeth Woodson Carrngtol
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PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Meeting of Committees.


| a meeting Of the committees who
served during the. convention OF the Vir-
| ginia Division, United Daughters of the
Confcdcracy, last week, was held We'd
ncslay forenoon in Lee Camp hall. at II
| o'clock with Mrs. N. V. Randolph in
the chair All bills were handed In by
the different committees.
1t was decided that Richmond Chapter,
u. D. c., should cooperate with Mrs.
c. w. p. Brock, acting president of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society,
and chairman of committee, to secure
from Mrs. Martha S. Ciiclow an evening
Of Songs and Stories OF the Old South
for the benefit OF the Confederate Mu-
scum.
Tho entertainment will be given on
Friday evening. December first, and tho
list OF patroncsses will include the repro
sentative women of the city.
D. A. r. Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution. was held yesterday
Mt NO 204 West Main Street Two new
members were elected. Mrs. Bcnuregurd
Lorraine and Mrs. Rose Cary Archer.
1t was decided to give n silver tea for
the benefit OF tho chapter on Friday af-
ternoon, November cath, In the home of
Mrs. d. r. Williams, No. 30 East Frank
lin Street. The ladies hope TO see all
their friends ut this tea.
The report from the Roanoke conven-
ton was made by Mrs. NJ a. Cham
bers.
Needlework Guild.
Tho Richmond branch of the Needle
work Guild, Of America, held its exhibit
ton yesterday In the rooms of the Wiz
ginia Insurance Company on Fifth ana
Main Streets. Several years ago Mrs.
George Bagby started this work In Rich
mond, but It was put on permanent
basis last year when Miss Bessie Taylor
of South Carolina organized the ladles
into branch Of the National Guild. All
denominations are represented, the or
ganization being on-sectarinn. Last
year about three hundred garments were
given to the various charitable organiza-
tons OF the city and also to worthy in-s
dgent individuals. This year the ladies'
made a contribution Of least seven
hundred garments. which We're dis.
tributcd yesterday. The organization OF
the Richmond branch is as yet incom-
plete, ten sections being required in or
der to belong to the National Guild which
has It's headquarters at Philadelphia.
while this city has only six sections. The
following Is the list of the sectional
presidents and secretaries:
Section One-Presdent, Mrs. p. L. Con-
Guest; Secretary. Mrs j. NJ. Waller.
Section Two-President. Mrs Charles
Blanton; Secretary Miss NJ. l.. Ander-
son.
Section Three-President. Mrs. N'renn;
Secretary, Miss Madge Freddy.
Section Four-President, Mrs. w. fl.
Sndler: Secretary. Miss Rosa Smith.
Section Flve-President Mrs. Clarence
aIillheiser. Secretary, Mrs Roscnbaun.
Section Six-President. Mrs. c. II. cup;
Secretary Mrs. ]. D Carneal.
The ladies are doing n good work anu
are anxious to increase their numbers
until the -four, sections necessary to
national membership shall have been or
ed
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ANN Gem En!TS
Iarl1s-Morris.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. P. Morris have issued
invitations TO the marriage OF their
daughter Anne to Mr.. Charles y. Larus,
Jr. The wedding will take place at Grace
Eytacopal Church on NoNem9sh zst II,
4 number of the younger society set vii!
take part in the ceremony.
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Formerly aogeils.
..SATlkOLA.

.sATlNOLA...
No change in formula or package. The
name only has been changed to avoid
confusion, as we cannot afford to haya
20 valuable preparation confused with
any other.
I. kIADINOLA Is guaranteed. axd money
~ will be refunded In every case whera
It fails to remove freckies pimples. liver
spots, Observation-Disclosures. black heads,
diEnauring eruptions, etc, Tho worst
cases In 20 days. Leaves the skin clear.
soft, healthy. and restores the beauty OF
youth
Price 90 cts. and 800. Sold In each
city by all leading druggists. or by mall,
Prepared only by
/ National Toilet Co.. Paris, Tenn.
so!d In Richmond by Polk Miller Drug
4 CO.. Blanks Drug Co., inc, Tragic Drug
Co. and al other leading druggists,
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Among the weddings of to-day Will be
that OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Toler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John + Tolcr
10 Mr. David Owen Cogbill. The cere-
roony will be performed this evening ut
$50 q clock in the Church of tho Coven-
ant the Rev DR.. j. Calvin Stewart OIL
c!atinG.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ryan and Miss
Ryan have gone south to attend the OPEN
Ing ball at Tampa Bay Hotel, Florida.
They will visit Cuba before returning.
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A lecture on Indiana Art and Dress
will be given at the Richmond Art Club
this evening at s:l6 O'Clock Each mem
bcr Is privileged to bring guest.
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Mr. ana Mrs Harry L. Frazier and the
Misses Frazier have arrived IRON LOWS
im,rp "a snend the winter in Richmond.
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The Rev. W. w. Sisk and Mrs. Sisk'
Of Churchview. Va, who are the guests
Of CAPTAIN c. A. Blankenship in Man
chester. Va. will leave to-day for ths
General Association in Charlottesville
From there they will go to visit Mr.
sisk's home in Culpeper county
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Tho entertainment will be given on
Friday evening. December first. and the
| list OF patroncsses will include the repre-
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Mrs, b, l.. Purcell. of the Common
wealth Chapter, D. "A. r., has been made
chairman of the national jamestown
Committee, and will have entire SUPER
vision of tho work of the committee.