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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

save BIN fcod for serious thought.
uefefihsiess
dad saii Aiir suddenly 81 the
lunch table one day when Cherry hap
renei o. b. shopping IN the city.
we're sou and mother ever separated
uhsn you uefs marrieff
-No-" The doctor. remembering.
shoak hls bead. -Nour mother never
vas hurry away from her homef-
~Noi even 20 visit hef own iamllyT-
persisted Aiix
-Nai efrr- b. answered I'VE ai.
aays planned lone visit On the Fast
Doc she ucvcr would Eo without mc.
She urut io YOUR Uncle Nnornrs
house in ruio Alto onor but she came
home ihc nrxf Day didn't feel com.
forah'e away ffum homr~
"ilae ionE do yau suppose Martin
ain De us have Ctrrryf Al.x asked
ilrf father iootci quickly ~ hsr
Hri trout'ci oaurrssIon crossed his
face
afte Circumstances seem 90 make o.
eIsr in Errp hff herr unfi b. is sHre
ihaf ihIs reu rosfIm ls thr usht
.ur" hr said
20 auna anything about Marin.
AlN uIt "no position BE- ever go.ug
fo tr fhr retf our f0r hIm. mean. -
.Eo added al hrr fathrr save boz an
alarmed 'oos % simply mean that hr
il that sUri ~ man. And Dc scems
fo mr obj 600 way hr and Cherry
iatu tfr.f mar|a-r' She doesn't
.rtm UEr other married women. And
fhr itne is uiH shr ever want o. 80
art. I she isut-uihrr unoraei1
MARTIN De- uii. tuu tuuu b. has n
t.ui uf sio'i sfuu.i pride iic wrote
trf utrls aeo ari Hskpt hef 90 come.
ani shu unHr tark ttlt if he would
Hr1 Dec RI rnitucr she uou'i. shr
auiiHr Eo to hIs hHarIins house she
riri hariIuei Martin answered
flat 10 vonli snur isl. and shc aid
fH rr Wh rna hes rr,esT Nna.
mnt Sous NH trnsc oT tcfrnefIr
-ld rharer ffc rutr Institution oi
Hrr.aE. 10 f vas me' rd cni af
I.Is~
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
R0THERl CLEAN
CHlLD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sics child loves the -frulty-
taste ~ california Fir syrup" n the
little tongue l. cuatei. or n your child
q lisiless cruss. fryerlsh. full u cold.
o. has collie, give o. teaspoouful 10
cleauss the liver and bogels. In q few
hnur sou can see for yourself hov
thoroughly u WORKS all the cons,ipa.
tion poison. sur bile and waste out of
che bowels and you have a well. play.
ful child again.
Millions " mofhcrs keep California
rg syrup handy. They know a tea.
fpooufui today saves a sick child to-
morrow. AK your druggist Tor genu.
ine California FiE syrup" which has
d.wci.ous for babies and chlldrcn of
un urcs printed un bottle Mother
You msst say ~Cnllfomla" or you may
50 au initiation a. syrup-Adycrtiss-
urnt
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
souE coNriNuEpl


Thr iamous eoat hrnicr of primitive
counifies who sclis bis mIlk by the iar
ur cup ffum the goat sbln hae un biz
bacs has bis mnsien prototype ln ths
person of chap who apnearrd un the
bower, s1li thr Nou lufk Sun.
slunr over h's shoulder was a large
white metal ouuialner similar in shape
o. ths roat slin bae and frum one cod
81 uhich preirudri n srirut TIE top
~ thr coniniuer wss myly fcsioonei
with flowers and nars and Cor thrce
ernts the pe.iiief would take a small
rarrf cup from his po'kri and draw q
g'as. ~ MIA fuf ihe thirsty younrsicf.
uf pusscfhy. TIE caffier ~ the metal
r,lniaIncf wore a bright rci turhan
an his head Ills trousers uers hrrad.
hramei of the samr color and his mus
taJhs ~ ihe hind nrurei IN uihe-
sfsghs " ths fsfuoous rufE
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y that be hoped she would stay with
her father until the move was accom-.
plished. and Cherry. with a clear ooh.
science established herself ln her old
room. She wrote constantly TO her
husband nnd often spoke appfecia-
lively of Muri's kindness.
Anne's marriage took place In mid.
September Il was a much more for.
NAL and elnhornte affair than Cherrys
had been. because. ns Anne explained.
"frenny's people have been no gem
erous about giving him up, you know.
After Nh. he's the last Of the Lltiles
all the others are Folsoms and Ran
dalls. And ! want them 20 realize
that be- l. marrying a gonilewoman'
Cherry and Alix vent upstairs after
the ceremony. o. Alix and Anne had
done year ago. but there was deep
relief and amusement IN their mood
today. and Il was with real pleasure
To me closer Intimacy that the little
group gathered about the IRE that
night.
After that. me- went on sercnely. and
it was only occasionally that the girls
were reminded that Cherry was a
married woman with q husband eH.
peci.nF her shortly 20 return 20 him.
November passed. and Christmas
came and there was some talk of Mnr.
iln's joining them for Christmas But
De- dId not come; be- was extremely
busy a. The now mine and comfortable
To- village boarding house
Il was Ia early March that Alir
spoke % her father shout a.: spoke
In her casual snd vague fashion. but
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

them Ilr tablets aI.n ari asa tonic
cuuiliIanrr The haIib of the fosls
quiet'y Imprwr ih.i uua foster and
the $50 yIr.i frequently b. doubled
iiiilr chicks that irHl freely ~ ihs
uaief never si'i be bothered ty mites
or Dee
The method a. especially recunmeni.
81 fuf faIseu of purehrel sfora a.
there ls nn risf 0f sH.'InF ihr pInmnsr
The tablets are unruniei to lmpan
o. flavor or oi0r in ihe eres and meat
THIS remarkable conditioner. err tonic
and iIre remedy oaia oaIy o. trI1s und
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uairf.
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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

The man uto BAD uurt one %
fhnsr rafr u1i snteri rfntIhlf.nn par
frs Hul Didn't sent fa lrlts % had
made tun unsuccessful auemris Ca
So ufn fHe Telephone hantt fhr thIri
cine nsgaiafIus o. ute "a ferJ ra.nf
o. to sifauEa alp iie ifolpei tls
uIrtfI In
-ifun hIn tTnr te rre1 rssv
gimme iInea nasI thassa fr1 rIfl
uIa utns.af' lIns basIf Az uEat'
o. sfnE.Hrri urf
riurI annes fHri fH rrf Dor rny.
naf hrulrmlrri AurrHn leE nn
WrltIf
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

hand he'd probably weigh close 10 a
hundred pounds He's a--wsll. q sor-
" damp looking youth. n you know
what I meant always want 10 take
a cmsh towel and dry hlm OIL"
"inucy Anne with shrimp HE
that" Cherry said. with a proud loos
10 her own mans nue height "lle
sounds awful 90 me-"
"lles NOT. really. Only ~ seems that
be- belongs 20 che oldest family lu
Amruu. or something. and ls the
0uiy descendant"
"MoneyT Cherry asked. interest
cdly.
"No. ! don't think money. exactly
a. least I know he r. getting a bun.
ired "a month in bis uncles Law Office
and nai thinks they ought 10 wait
until they have little more She'll
have something. you know" AllH
added. after q momcnts thought
"Ynur couslnf Martin asked
-Weii her father went into ihe fre
extingu.shef thing with Dad" Ain
eiurIfatcd. "nnd evidently she and
Justin have bad deep. soulful thoughts
about a. anyway the other day she
said you know her wuy. Cherry
Tell me uucs. frankly and honestly
may Justin ard duv out my share
for that little home that h going o.
mean su much to U.s."
q can bear her riEsied Cherry
"pad Immediately said that she
could. ~ course" Alir veui on. "ile
was udomhie about o. ils said 'lf
viil DO more than build yuu a little
home. my dearr"
even ~ q slice of that some iime.
Cherry said ihoufhffuliy. rianc.ug ~
her husband q don't mean uhos
nad dies. either she afiei. in quick
affection = mean that b. might build
us little hone some day 10 AL
valley
"Gee. hos he'd love it'- Air said
enthusiastically
= married cherry Or her money
Martin confessed.
"Asa matter - fact cherry con
imfIrtsd hlm. viuciously. unimafcd
even by the thought ~ chanre and
home eve have never even spoken
~ % before have w.. MauT
= ueter heard ~ % below" hs 81
mIiici. smiling al o. knockcd thl
as'es from Bic pip ~nut ii's pleasant
to kuoN that Cherry vlll cume in Coz
a nestcEg some day
Presently ne visitor boldly aug
rcsici that Abe and Chsrfy stnlid hott
80 bone torfthcr Cor thr wedding. and
Martin agreei rael uaturcily
-nut Mart. how'll you 500 aiousf
tIs wife ASKED autious|J. shr bad
mmci and ussrd and putierci and
toilet over thr care of these fou.
rooms Cor so ime thnf % srsmsd un
helio,ah'e fhat hcT Ilsoe mlsht b,
I Vacated even Coz O. daI.
-Ob iu 500 a.oHe fneT he an
suenci iniIHcruuy So on ihe at
I iny ri August in the crtam oaiorr
sllE ari thc expensive tat ae1In yr.
Ioos.ae. AHA ttuasht Hunety uu
ute the bride chat tad h.oH Chrul
sho ani her sister harr.Iy defaue
fur cao'er r,r.ons Marin tuot itfu
fo ihs train. Kissed h.s aHrrin i1u
I Sails ani tten h.s wife a1r.i'oraie'y
'nr o. eal uile E.rL Babe o.
a.I .ari write mr
-uh. . WILL uUlf- Ctrfry iroto.
amer h'm smIlIue.l fr,m the cr uIn
i1u. riio r,aly b. an o.d dsar~ st.
toii Ain
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
MlNERALIzED WATER
ROUTS CHICKEN LICE
Tablets Dropped iu,o Drinking Foun,s
ban''h Nsrmin. Make Fowl. Grow
fa''sf and Increase Egg Yield.

ANY poultry ruIser can easily rli his
hocA of lice and mites. make chickens
grow faster and Increase their eee
lieia hy simply adding m.nouls 10 The
foNls' drinking water This does nwny
WIN nii bother such as dusuuf rrens.
ihg dipping ami spraying. The neres.
shfy minrfnis can now be obtained ln
convenient tablets kupau ns ramiahs
Boon aiier the fowls drink ihe mineral.
taed water. all lice and mites leave
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

Synopsis Doctor strickland. -
trai a ufnE In MI Waller. near
hlu Ifan.Iarl lila family consists
uf hiH fHufHterH. Alf. A and
'NrrfI H ani Anne. NIH rifrf. "a
INrr closest frerf ln Peter Joyce.
H.r HHrf NJ rrrIHHH Martin
iaHId Ia visiting m'uInr engineer.
HIna i.rrfI mHrfiaH hrf ard rif.
nHH hHf Hf fH II $3.50. mine
fHar lrIHf realizes IUaf Ha loves
Cherry lasIf llfue so0a Anne
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nut when 90 the cui % tts bong
Gas ihr1 fraCtei tfe taiiey. uui uhrH
Der father ume inuu.enIv inia thr
nriu uni rooi staring vaguely af
hgf fof a moment far tef visit ani
the daY ~ AIIxs return haf hrtn trrt
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

a secret her nrsi act was to hurst
INTO tears. She oiung 10 the faihsrl,
shoulders e. u shr vcrc q storm
beaten bird safely home araiu. and
although fhe Immediately laughed at
herself and told tho sympaihcicalb
watching Peter and Ails that she
didn't knoe what vas The matter Nlih
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

"Now, tell me which animals 40
you lkc the brst. iohnnyr inquired
che parcnt AFTER taking his small 500
O. the roo
"rhe danFcr,os" replied Johnny.
"ion mean the kunmruos read
che name on the board. These AMI.
mails aru diuerrnus'
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

"rhs lsiYf shs ~as uaiof.
tussisiY msffisi before I Nd
shssts o. stt hsf" ssid
Peter
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

Many a woman has lost an ardent
afmirrr hv marrying him.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
DON'T
DESPAIR

n YOU are troubled with pains or
aches feel urcd. have hoataehe,
Indigestion. insomur painful PAS
sagc OF urnc, you will find relief N
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

VI. n U. MGnPHiS NO. '-''--'
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

Martin uhosr dorp dissatisfaction
with c,uiiaus at Coo armmy Nuug
er N.ur' Chrrr weIl sura had u.
irfrd Inin ouursTuuiru0r snur
mouihs before relative tp e rasi.on
40 uuuihrf milne ihat arrmci better
20 him and instead uf oHmIue down
fur day ef tnu ai thr time ui Anues
wedding as cherry Bad toIrl De-
might vfetc hrf ihai thp auiharf.es
a ihs Noi Cr,t plant had -Iumprd
NJ him ani itai hr vas fiosIne ur
au hls Affairs ai thf SKINNY lounaf
ani bad arfuncei io ship uu their
huusshii r1rgis d.u,i 20 Goo rea
boms Mauln teld his uie s,u,rvus
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Self-Styled Scotland Yard Worker
Elopes With " ife OF St. Louis Nan
Man Who Posed as British Da'- wa tsssSla ms
Away With Bride and HeiresMas, ,o..N ""' while
Husband Was on Trip to .sed States.

The Davies were married las, Au.
gus, IN Stamford. Conn. They came
directly 10 Rome Tor their honey
moon. Mrs. Davies is abou, 50 years
old and Mr.. Davies is about ~.
Among many friends they made in
Rome was Captain Zei,un.
Two months ago Mr., Davies was
obliged 10 go to America to attend
10 some urgent business in connee-
iion with his wiie's estate. He left
his wife AZ the hotel. Tor she had
been i'll nearly all winter and was
unable TO travel.
Hid in London.
Three weeks after his departure his
wiic told her friends that she was
going 10 America to join her hus-
band and was taking Capt. Zei,un
along as secretary. Mr.. Davies, who
had been informed in New York
concerning the plot, returned here
today in search OF his wife. His
numerous friends. i, is said. have
volunteered much useful informa.
,ion which, put together with the
facts IN the hands OF Mr.. Davies,
give the whole story.
According TO information. il seems
,hatCapt Ieitun. taking advantage
OF the husbands absence and the
trurn 10 Page Two. Column ThreeJ
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Editors Of State
! to Meet in Omaha
Plans Made to Have Southern
Publishers Meet Here on
July 81

Omaha was selected as the mid
ssunimar: melting place of the Ne
braska Press association at meet
ing Of the executive committee OF
the organization here Saturday. The
dates will be August 81, September
~. -
The committee also will endeavor
to make Omana the meeting place of
editors from states south OF Nebraska
en- route to the National Editorial
association meeting in Montana July
9. Eastern editors will meet in Chi
cago and be routed through the Twin
Cities. It is hoped to have the spe-
cial train of the, southern editors
formed here and unite with Nebraska
and Iowa publishers.
The association wifi open perma-
nent headquarters in Lincoln to ham
die publicity and advertising for the
country publishers. Political adver-
Using will be handled as a protection
to candidates from fraudulent agen-
cies. Miss Naomi Buck, daughter OF
Secretary o. o. Buck Of the asso-
ciation, will be in charge of the Of
flee.
Members of the committee who
were in Omaha are:+J. P. O'Furey
of the Cedar County News, Harting-
ton, president OF the association;
Secretary O. o. Buck, J. 6. Alden,
Republican, York; Clark Perkins.
Express, Beatrice; H. D, Flory. Re
publican, Pawnee City, and {. Z. Ne
yin Advocate. laurel.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Mexican Rebel Leader
Takes Important City
Copyright, 1922.

Mexico City, May 2l.-It was re-
ported this afternoon that Carlos
Green. rebel leader in Tabasco,
took San Juan Buatista, all important
city about 20 miles up the river from
Frontcra, Federal troops heading for
Tabasco, rushed to the defense of the
city. but did not arrive in time. A
representative of Green has stated
that the latter has 1900 welf-arned
troops and number of machine
guns, manned by Americans with ex-
perience in the world war.
The government is hurrying troops
in various directions in Tabasco to
aid the minister of war in personal
campaign against Green. It is ru-
mored that the government has
knowledge Of several military leaders
who are ready to desert and 60 over
to Green.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Oasha Res l.ssssd Wiss.
,Gspysisks is:.,,

Rome. MAY 2l.-A great sensation
broke the calm and serenity At the
Hotel Excelsior here when |,
Was learned tina, q seli-slyled Scot
land Yard detective had inveieled an
American bride. a 10000. 900 heiress.
10 run away with him while her
husband WAS in America on a hurried
business "trip. The principal eharac.
lers in the story. which is far from
being q romance and seems to be a
money-getting scheme ingeniously
planned by the would.be detective,
are the following:
Julia Woods Davies. daughter Of
William Stone Woods. wealthy
banker from Kansas City. from whom
she inherited millions. George w.
Davies. her husband. 4 well-known
concert singer aud music teacher OF
ST. Louis. Captain Zeitup, who told
all his acquaintances confiden,ially
that he was Scotland Yard detec-
tive, That he was is denied now in
British embassy circles.
Married Last August
All three spent most OF the winter
season at the Hotel Excelsior here
with scores OF well-known American
guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Omaha Bee Leased Wire.

New York, May 2l.-J. @. Nc
Namara, central figure in the la
Dor dynamitings in Colfornia II
years ago and recently released aft
er serving a nine-year term in San
Quentin prison, will enter torture
cell aboard the Australian convict
ship, Success, at noon tomorrow. He
will serve voluntary term Of one
week in the cell to win $3.50 offered
by Capt. D. H. Smith, skipper Of
the vessel, which for many years
has been on exhibition in ports in
many parts of the world.
Mcnamara. who did his bit after
pleading guilty Of having participat-
ed in dynamiting Of the Llewellyn
Iron works in Los Angeles. said
today his long imprisonment had in
terested him in prisons from the in
dustrial and economic point OF view
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Germans and Reds
In Secret Pact,
Briton Charges
Member of British House Of
Commons Declares Treaty
Contains Hidden Mill.
tary Alliance.

Washington, May 2l.--A member
OF the British house OF commons,
Mr.. Clement Edwards, charges pub
licly that the treaty recently negoti-
ated between Germany and the Rus
sian soviet government contains
secret military clauses. according to
cable dispatches from London.
Mr.. Edwards has just returned
from tour OF investigation in Ger
many and declares that he was in
formed by Prussians OF high posi-
ton that the compact was a dual one
the part made public dealing with
commercial matters and the cancella-
ton of debts, and a secret under
standing with regard to military ar
rangements, the mutual use of soviet
man power commanded by German
officers and noncommissioned Of
ficers, and the cooperation of the
armed land forces OF the two coun-
tries in emergencies.
Strong Soviet Force.
American military experts, refer
ring to the possibility OF military
alliance between soviet Russia and
Germany, today estimated the pres
ent strength OF the soviet forces at
from 1.300,O00 to 100000 men.
Russia. it is explained, is divided into
IS military districts, each under an
army commander. There is, addi-
tionally, the army Of the Caucasus,
which occupies the territory of the
nominally independent "Transcau-
casian republic"
In January OF this year the red
army consisted of 81 infantry divis-
ions, some of them on peace foot
ing, % infantry brigades and Is divis-
ions of cavalry.
Besides this active army, there are
territorial and communist formations
which will bring the regular army
tip to the strength and furnish units
Of their own. This territorial army
is based OH compulsory military in
struction for all citizens before and
after their time in the regular army
has expired and the formation of
units in each community.
Lack Material.
The weak part of the red army is
its lack of material. 1t has not enough
rifles or machine guns to arm 3,000,-
600 men. Supplies and clothing are
scanty and Of inferior quality, and
the transport conditions are such as
to seriously retard the movements OF
large forces of men if not to prevent
them altogether
The reorganization OF the soviet
army along Prussian lines has been
undertaken by German army Off
GERS, according to Mr.. Edwards, and
millions of marks have been con-
tributed by Germans for the financ-
ing OF red military improvements.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Flyers Urged to Garry
Latest Safety Devices
Omaha Bee Leased wire

Washington. May 2l.--Pending en-
actlnent of legislation for the regula-
ton of air navigation, the national
advisory committee for aeronautics,
in a report adopted here, calls upon
the operators of aircraft to volun-
tarily equip their aircraft to promote
the safety and comfort of passengers.
It is the committees opinion that
the loss of life attending forced land
ings of aircraft on land or w-ter can,
in all probabilities, be lessened by
making use Of existing knowledge Of
facilities. To this end the commit
tee urges that large seaplanes should
be provided with wife1ess and other
signaling equipment, be seaworthy
as we'll as airworthy, and carry at
all times fire extinguishers, life pre-
servers, first aid kit and supply
Of food and fresh water; that air
planes operating over the land should
carry wireless or other signaling ap-
paratus, fire extinguishers and a first
aid kit"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Man to Serve Week in Torture Cell
Former Convict Who Served Term for Part in
California Labor Dynamitings to Attempt
Novel Experiment to Win $780, ~

and that he expected his weeks i'm
prisonment aboard the Success
would enable him to make interest
ing comparison between past and
present prison conditions.
McNamara will have no comfort
in his narrow cell, known as mo.
g." He is more than six feet tall,
weighs close to 200 pounds and the
cell is so short and narrow he will
scarcely be able to move about DUR
ing the l6l hours Of his confine-
ment in pitch darkness. He will be
permitted to exercise one hour each
day on deck During his imprison-
ment he will subsist on bread and
water =
Mcnamara said he became infer
csted in the prison ship when he
heard Kate Richards O'Hare men,
ton it in a political speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Lincoln Autoist Is
Pinned Under Car
Grocer and Party, Driving to
Omaha, Drive Off Embank.
ment Near Ashland.

Lincoln, May 2l,-(Special, y
Isaac Ellis, a grocer Of ! Lincoln. waa
seriously injured and perhaps NOR
tally injured as the result of an auto
mobile accident at the Ashland
bridge this afternoon when the car
he was driving turned over and
pinned him underneath.
Four other occupants, his four
daughters and a brother Flaw, H.
b. Bricker, also of Lincoln, were
flung clear of the machine and es-
capped with minor injuries.
Ellis was rushed to a Lincoln hos
pital His recovery is doubtful.
He was driving to Omaha and, ac-
cording to reports, was driving rapid
ly toward turn near the bridge. The
speed of the car was too high for the
turn and the machine went over the
embankment,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Jury IN Burch Case
Out Over 48 Hours

5A
= Los Angeles, May 2l.-The jury
in the Arthur c. -Burch case passed
the 48th-hour mark in its delibera-
tons late today without having
resched a verdict. Burch is accused
Of the murder OF ]. Bolton Kennedy.
This is his second trial. the jury in
the first having disagreed.
The juoros-eight men and four
women-resuned deliberations at 10
this morning and two hours later no.
titled the court bailiff they did not
hink it would be necessary for Trial
Judge Sidney N. Reeve to come to
court before night. They went to
luunch at and returned to the jury
room at 2::30 At sos they were
out to dinner. expecting to return
to the hall OF justice at Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-22
Little Hope Entertained
for Proposed Steel Merger

New York, Ma y2l.-Executivcs
of the five concerns remaining in the
proposed merger Of independent steel
companies were summoned to a con-
ference next Monday in the office OF
Kuhn. Loeb & Co, bankers. to de-
eide upon a course OF action, follow
ing the withdrawal Of the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube company.
Little hope is entertained in the
financial district that the merger
will be completed on five-company
basis. although it is possible that con-
sclidations OF some of the companies
MAY be effected later.