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The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17

Former u, S, Agent Tells of
Alleged Plot to Show
Fight Films,
Alleged Graft Barred

Daugherty and friend. the late
Jesse Smith. charged with con-
spiracy to allow showing Dempsey
Carpenter fight pictures in disre-
gard of law for which they are al
legged to have received $1SO.00O.
Alleged gun-running and aiding
Of Mexican rebels also charged to
Department Of Justice by wit
nesses.
Doheny, Fall and Sinclair, also
alleged to be connected with MeU-
can conspiracy to obtain or preserve
oil concessions.
Name of E. B. Mclean, news
paper publisher, also mentioned in
connection with distribution Of fight
pictures.
William J. Burns. head Of secret
service, charged with aiding and
abetting" conspiracy TO show fight
pictures.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. March 17.-Attor
ney General Daugherty was identified
as the man behind the plan to ex
hibit Dempsey-Carpentie fight films
in more than a score Of States, by JAP
Muma, New York correspondent for
the Cincinnati Enquirer, a Mclean
newspaper, one Of the promoters of the
plan, G. o. Holdridge, former agent of
the Department of Justice, testified
today before the Senate Committee in
vestigating Daugherty.
Holdridge said under oath Muma
told him Daugherty and William J
Burns head Of the departments secret
service, were both involved
He accused the attorney general
with being the head Of the conspiracy
and Burns with aiding and abetting
it." Holdridge testified.
Holdridge also brought in the name
Of z. B. Mclean and related a story
Muna told him OF the occasion on
which the fight pictures were given a
private showing at McLean's house in
Washington.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
DOGS GUARD BULLET VICTIMS
Murder-Suicide Theory Advanced by
Police in Tragedy at 7O9 n. fremont
Ave.-Man and Woman Die.

After driving away small blacks dogs which savagely
barked all who police today barred what they believe
murder and suicide at 709 N fremont Ave.
The Dead:
MRS LILLIAN FAULCONER, A. 709 N. fremont Ave. shot
above the heart.
MARTIN ROBBINS, 49, who lived the home of his
inlaw, Warren o. Reed $50 n Belmont Ave. shot the
left
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
Letter Signed by Burns

The letter was signed by William
j. Burns, chief of the bureau Of in
vestigation of the department of JUS
tice.
Prior TO the receipt of that letter
had the pictures been exhibited in Al
bany and in other New York cities "
Wheeler asked.
Yes, sir"
Wheeler asked him to describe a
visit he made to New York after re-
ceipt of the letter.
I'm New York met Spellacy and he
told me we ought to see a man named
Muma- We called him up and went
to see him at the Ansonia Hotel,"
1 HoIdrtdge said.
What was said by Muma?"
He talked about general things and
then asked me if 7 was. acquainted
with man in the secret service with
a foreign sounding name. I kidded
him about not knowing the name and
Continued on Page I'D
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
Says They're Crooks"

Muma said. according to Hold
ridge, at that time. in the presence Of
Cabinet members, diplomats and
congressman there was a general
discussion Of the law against ship
ping fight films in interstate com
merce, and it was agreed the law was
aimed primarily at pictures Of the
.Teffries-Johnson fight
Holdridgs declared fatty he thinks
DaUgherty and Burns are crooks"
He never reported to them the re-
rult of his investigation OF the fight
Sim conspiracy" he said, because
I had never heard of a precedent
where an agent would have to tell his
chief. the Attorney General of the
United States. Burns, or anybody else
that they were crooks.
DO you think they are?" Senator
Ashurst asked Holdridge.
Il certainly do" ne responded in
stantly.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
kilograms Submitted

Thomas P. DOwd, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Washington office.
submitted to the committee copies Of
kilograms that passed between Gus T.
Jones, former Department Of Justice
\ agent; former Secretary Of Interior
FAN, E. L. Doheny and Harry F.
Sinclair at San Antonio, Texas, from
Dec. 1, 1928. to March Z. 1924.
The kilograms were asked for in
connection with Investigations of an
alleged conspiracy to run guns and
ammunition into Mexico.
Holdridge said he investigated the
pictures of the Dempsey Carpenter
fight about Nov. 1, 1921.
Wheeler read a letter which notified
department of justice agents that
there was an apparent conspiracy
10 show the pictures in various States.
Keep a careful lookout for any
violations and attempts to ascertdn
evidence that may be used to prose
cute a conspiracy charge the letter
dated Nov. 10, 1921, stated.
The department is looking for this
evidence so that further showing OF
the films may be stopped"
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
Home Edition

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Service.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17
Forecast

TT NSETTLED tonight and
~ Tuesday, Probably snow
or rain. Not much change in tenn
perature. Lowest tonight near
freezing.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-17

Sergt. Ralph Dean said cIrcum-
stances indicated Robbins shot Mrs.
Faulconer and then himself.
Woman Makes Discovery
, 1924-05-29

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Ordinarily, the outer doors Of the of,
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r II. AMPHLETT LEADER,
Postmaster.
, 1924-05-29
Publication.

at is hereby brought to pubic notice
that the Eagle Pencil Company, Of
. New York, N. Y, a corporation or
gained under the laws Of the State Of
New York. whose trademark No. 1886,
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office, Washington, d. G,
on August -, 1905, was registered in
the Office Of the Government Secretary
of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
on December y, 1917, has assigned, to
take effect on December 81, 1922, at
midnight, its entire right. title an0 in
terest in the aforesaid trademark, and
its other trademarks, to the Eagle Pen
ell Company. Of New York, N. Y, a
corporation organized and existing un-
der the laws of the State Of Delaware,
instruments dated December II, 1922
and August Z. 1928, and recorded April
10. 1923 and October 10, 1928, respec-
tivelvl. and that the said assignment.
NTH respect to the above mentioned trade
mark No. 1876, has this date been re-
corded in the Office of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States. at St. Thomas, in accord
9nca win the provisions in the r2gula-
tons governing the registration OF pa
tents anI trademarks IN the Virgin Is
lands, approved June 30, 1920.
Government of the
VIRGIN Islands of the United States,
St. Thomas,
81 May 1924.
VIM. S. ZANE,
Coz, TRment Secretary.
, 1924-05-29

The Money Order and Stamp Windows
will be opened iron 8 a. n. to noon and
from / p. m. to 5 p. m. regardless OF the
arrival or dispatchiog OF mails. Ser
vice CANNOT be obtained at these VII
doWs AFTER 5 I. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
SAYS OIL LEASE
WAS BARGAIN
Counsel Says Admiral Acted
"In Interest of Country"

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2s.-Furthr.
claim that tho navy department.
handled the proposition TO lease tho
Elk Hills oil reserves 10 the Pan
American Petroleum corporation wal
advanced by Frank j. Hogan. chic.
defense counsel, at today's hcarin:
Of the governments suit to break thu
leases.
Admiral J. X. Robinson, chief o.
tho nRvy's engineering bureau. con-
ferred with Joseph J. Cotter. repre-.
senting the Doheny company regard
ing the leases. Hogan declared.
Robinson and other naval officials
who supported the plan TO have tho
Doheny company construct and fiji
fuel oil storage facilities at Pearl har-
Dor, Honolulu. did so lin the Interest
OF the country's defense Hogan
said.
He characterized Admiral Robinson
as always IA bargain driver" for tho
government and said the idea of US.
ing the Elk Hill oils 20 pay for tho
Pearl Harbor construction work has
proved a success.
Hogan denied charges OF govern
ment attorneys that il was illegal TO
use oil as basis OF payment for the
project at Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
CLASH AT CiNlL
SERVICE MEETING

"wIl you bring additional charges
against Majoski n no is rciustatedT'
Tenant was asked.
There has been ample grounds for
dismissal already proved" remnant
answered. But ! have not definitely
decided what I shall do II he il rein
stated. This Ia certain: lilo cannot re-
turn 20 work in this department un.
der me"
Boyle and Mrs. Donna Baker and
Harry Bolton FLASHED at the civil ser
vice meeting Tuesday night over the
reinstatement OF AiajSwski.
Boyle wanted 70 take action at the
meeting but no waa voted down by
the other two members who wanted
more time.
Mrs. Baker told tho other two mem
beers that she was probing tho charg,
Is OF graft made against one member
OF the commission the week before by
MaJewski.
Boyle said he would vote 10 rein.
state Majewsld and to dismiss Wat
son and Bridges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Tom Kennedy
Refused Car
Split!
Chief Says Minich Told Him About
Strike Matter; Gives No Motive for
Alleged Action by Firm

THE great Seattle general strike of February 1919
which threw thousands out of work, disrupted bust
and threatened to end in civil warfare inspired
by the Stone Webster interests according testimony
before the city council efficiency committee, Wednesday
Chief of Police Severyn testified he given this in
formation by E. B. Minch former chief of the Stone q
Webster secret service forces.
Severyns detailing conference he had with Mnich
either in December 1921 January 1922. He gave no
for any such the part of the power
pany.
"Mnich told the general strike inspired by the
traction company and that they'd hired lot of men to
spread propaganda" Severyns testified HE told that
of the council members had been paid $1,000 by Bob
Whiting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
IS men DEAD IN
CRUISER BLAST
Five Die During Night and
Two More Succumb Today

NORFOLK. va, Oct. 22-wlth
the death OF TWO more seamen In
iured in the cruiser Trenton powder
blast. in the naval hospital here 90.
day. the death toll OF the disaster
was raised 20 10.
The additional dead arc John Uzzi.
limo. Newark. y. j.. and Franklin
Blgeiow. Lynn. Mass.
Five who died during the night
were:
Melvin FRANKLIN seamon. Brook.
lyn. ". X.
Joseph Cohen. New York
George Dewitt Duker, Newark,
~. j.
Arthur James Mccormick, Charles.
town. Mass.
George Joseph Gaffney. New
York.
Ordnance experts from Washing.
ton arrived here today to assist the
naval board Of inquiry TO determine
the cause Of tho explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
BOAT STOPPED
BY SHOTS
Coast Guard Picket Brings
in Alleged Smuggler
SIX CHINESE ARE HELD
White Man Held as Alleged
SmuggIer OF 0rientaIs

shots from tho rapid fire rita OF
tio coast guard pickle, board 1920,
ono % Capt DodEc'u now fleet Of
rum chansru. wednesday morning
halted tho launch is4M. and result.
81 IN tho capture Of Il, r. Morris aud
six Chinese he - alleged 90 have
been smuggling into this country.
Morris surrendered without fight
when tho guard boat opened fire
Hoaiswaiu Robert 4. IverJon was IN
command Of tho now ship II IL the
first catch for tho boat since 4 was
put IN commission over a week ago.
onn Of the shots took effect In the
fs4.M. but dfd htilc damage
a call for assistance was trans.
mit,od 70 the coast guard cutter
hrca,a and Il took the prisoners
aboard and accompanied tho picket
boat hack 10 Seattle,
Handcuffcd together IN pairs the
stolld Oricn,Als were landed at the
foot Of Washington ~. md taken
to tho immigration station. whore
they were searched and were being
examined by Inspector a. ]. KRhl
"Wednesday forenoon.
Morris refused 10 mako any state
mcnt and will probably bo held on
an alien smuggling charge. immi-
grafton officials declare. The or.
icntals may face deportation.
Customs office records show tina,
tho boat listed as tho isi.M In tho
speed boat Leila Tho owner is reg
istorcd as Jack Rhodes Of Seattle.
Customs officials Wednesday were
checking the records to establish the
identity OF tho boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Shenandoah Leaves
on Long Trip Home

SAN DIEGO. oct. 22.--The United
states dirigiblc Shenandoah left San
Diego today. en- route back 10 Lake
hurst. ". j.. after her trip nlong the
Pacific coast.
The dirigiblc let go her moorings
soon after II q. m. and slowly rose
until she had reached an altitude OF
about 500 feet. Then her hose was
turned eastward and at 1925 a. m.
she sailed away from San Diego.
Lieutenant Commander Lans.
downe. anxious TO complete his trip.
did not change his course. Before
leaving he announced that IL weather
conditions permitted he would make
a nonstop flight 10 Lakehurst.
Otherwise he would moor at Fort
Worth. probably by tomorrow about
midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
MURDERS WIFE,
DAUGHTER AND
STAYS SELF
Veteran Uses Razor in
Triple Killing
TUESDAY CRIME TOLL 5
Sixth Victim Still in Hospital
With Throat Cut

TUE wave Of homleidai mania
l. which early Tuesday morning
snuffed out tho lives OF a man and
woman ana threatened tho ifs OF
another woman. ciimaNed Tuesday
night when William c. Kruger. 80.
killed his wife. Jennie. e: his dauEh.
ter. Louise. agcd years, and him.
self. in their apartment AZ 6i5ls y
Pike u.
About 1870 p. m. two persons liv.
Ing near tho KrueEcrn. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. II. Bright. heard Mrs Kruger
shout. You arc not going OUT
Kruger yelled. Il win go out"
Sounds OF a acuf0o followed. Then
a body crashed 10 tho floor.
Police were called and tho Off.
Gers found Mrz. Kruger and The
baby dead on the floor. with their
heads almost severed from the bod.
iea by n razor
Kruegcr was dying from slash
across the throat. he brcathed his
las, IN tho city hospital several min.
utss later. Tho KrueKcrs had lived
az tho +. Pike ~. address but a
month. Their neiEhbors were In
clined 20 believe that Kruger WAS
jealous 81 his wife.
Ho was a former service man and
had been discharged from the army
year. Papers In hts possession
showed he had applied for war
bonus from tho state % Minnesota.
Sam Erickson. wealthy Alaskan.
shot and killed Madeline Running,
then killed himself in his room at
tho Larnsd hotel Tuesday morning
Mrn. Daniel WEIGH. whose throat
was slashcd by her husband with .
razor Tuesday morning. Is in a
critical condition in tho city hospi'
tai. She may die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Here's Why Mayor Brown Didn't Run for Governor

Doc" was a candidate: when It
appeared to be slipping. he dc.
MED the impeachment
When the mayor went East for
tho democratic convention nc
took with him his evidence"
concerning tho deal. together
with considerable indetermi.a
ton concerning the governor.
ship.
lie came back with the opinion
that the evidence wouldn't serve
his purposo--thc opinion found.
cd on tho advice - several OF
New York's best lawyers, He
came back also with tho deter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Thief Shows Taste
for Silk Lingerie

Showing n marked taste for silk
lingerie, a thief broke into the I,or-
ington apartments Tuesday night,
ransaolsing two apartments, one &C.
cupicd by Eldrena Gourley and an
other by w. h. Christensen. The
former reported the loss OF much
lingerie and some jewelry. Christen-
sen lost silk kimona, two shirts
and gloves,
4. ODonnell. Puget Sound hotel.
awoke TO find his pants and $1s
missing Wednesday. A burglar
crawlod thru n bathroom window
at the home OF Mrs l.. Black. CIT
ed ave. ~. stealing a round gold
cameo pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

ter OF million dollart put &C..
10000 into the city treasury
shown up" the rcputed machin-
atoms Of the Stone & Webster
interests In the tl5.O0O.OO6 car
line Deal. and finally landdd the
mayor, on a wave Of popularity,
in the governors chair
The reason the scheme tailed,
in the light Of what has tran
spircd before Chairman Ralph
Nichols investigating commit
toe at city hall, was that Il was
built on false foundationl Tho
whole structure so potent in its
possibilities, wa reared on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

with this as n basis no pro-
posed to put over an ordinance,
allotting TO himself and others
% per cent Of any rebate which
could be obtained from the stone
& Webster crowd ON The deal,
That was fair enough because
without the ovlden.a tSero was
no chance whatever that the
power concern would let so OF
solitary nickel
The rebate aimed at was So.
100000. according to Il, h.
Minich. who used 20 be Stone X
wcbsters chief investigator and
later became the mayors chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
[ ennant Fights
Majeqvski Return
Says Detective Cannot Work for Him
if He Is Reinstated by Civil
Service Board
CITY DETECTIVE JOHN F. MAJEWSKI cannot return

T'ITY DETECTIVE JOHN +. MAJEWSKI cannot return
~ 10 work in the detective department il he is renstated
by the civil service commission
This ultmatum delivered by Captain of Detectives
Charles Tenant Wednesday when informed that Chairman
Frank f. Boyle of the civil service commission had gone
record favoring Majewsi's reinstatement.
Majewsh cannot return TO work for me-, Tenant said
II think the evidence against him is stronger than that
against Detective Ross Watson But Majews has not been
renstated yet still have faith in the other two commits
sioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Cheer Up, Ye Candidates,
and Watch Straw Voters!
If They Indicate Way the Wind Blows, These
Indicate a Cyclone

Wednesday Of the results Of poll
being taken by Washington Democ.
racy," the democratic party's state
organ, published by George Ryan.
The poll showcd'
FOR PRESIDENT
Dayis--1.i3s.
Ia Follettc-3.
Coolidge.
FOR GOVERNOR
Ben Iiill-6,2l9.
Roland Hartley.
FOR LEGISLATOR
George Ryan-l5,s65
Maude Sweetmnn-1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
HUGH CALDWELL
TO BE WITNESS

Did the mayor tell you about Boil
ton and the si.Oo0?' Nichols asked.
Yes guess he did"
Weren't you surprised when he
named Bolton civil service commits.
sioner?"
mo. I never thought about It."
After that didn't you think you
ought TO protest s,ernly against the
reappointment by the civil service
commission OF men you'd dismissed
from the police force?'
mo. l can't say did. All knew
about Bolton was hearsay--it wasn't
proved.
Hugh Caldwell, former mayor.
with whom Brown is said to have dis
cussed the car line rebate deal, was
to take tho stand at $3.50 Wednesday
afternoon, when the committee re.
stunned its Investigations
Mayor Brown proposed a three.
way split" on n rebate of several
million dollars which he proposed
TO obtain from the Stone & Webster
interests by proving fraud in the
street car purchase contract, Cor
poration Counsel 7. j. L. Kennedy
testified on the stand before the
Turn TO Page ., Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
'Frisco's Italian
Quarter Has Blast

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ga
bomb believed TO have been planted
by an "Byengor' exploded In the
Italian quarter today. inIuring two
persons. terrifying 10 others and par.
TALLY wrecking the frame residence
In which they were asleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
GRAPHIC SECTION

Famous Filipino Siamese twins,
Reading from left 10 right. /. Sim
plicio, ?. iucio.
British scientist predicts sugar viii
soon b as cheap as sawdus,. Heck.
sawduzt isn't cheap, especially when
It's put up AZ breakfast food.
Ezra Hiram Horace McBiock
Rests Hot5 N hcarcn:
Made some mo0nshine cs s o'clock
DraHk II a, seven.
No. Hortense. man who readcs
meters for living Is not a neteorol
ogist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Home
Brew

lIowdy. folks. Next TO n ven.
triloquist ON = radio program.
nothing y 30 useless as cheer
leader who siutters.
The ideal yell leader should be a
cross between a train announcer and
n eontortionist
Easy Jobs: cheer icsdcr et the
electoral college.
Slmplicio and Lueio Godino. Siam,
csc twins. aro visiting In Seattle this
week. II would DO kind Of tough on
Lueio II slmplieio vas crazy about
gaelic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
BY JIM MARSHALL

CUTTING chcerfuIly amid the
~ ruins ~ one Of the most
grandiloqucnt m0ncy-mak KIN &
and fame gathering schemes
ever pInnncd by the executive OF
an American city Mayor Brown
was revealed 10 Seattle Wcdnes-
day ~ "mnstcr mind that
lust failed Of Triumphant sue"
cess
Tho scheme which was al
perfectly legal. by the way
would. had Il worked lave
given DOC" more than q quar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

mination that the gSvcrnorship
could wait couple od years, and
this determination he announced
forthwith TO the newspapers.
SET OUT TO FIND
NIGER IN WOODTlLE
Here was the plaH in nut.
she'll The city had bought the
car line system for $4,000 goo.
and Brown. like good many
others, thought there was a MIG
ger In the woodpilc somewhere.
lie set himself to find out. His
theory WINS that he tould dig up
evidence to prove graft In the
deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
Thief Takes 35
Cents, Leaves S

A burglar Tuesday night broke
into the Robinson Baking company
plant. ST. Il. Pine st.. and robbed
the cash register or 30 cents. He
left a nickel in the drawer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
NeU Home With
Electric Range

i.250-Brnnd new 5-room bun
Ehlow with every modern feat
uro. oak floors. fireplace. tile
hath. Pembroke tub and show
er. tile drhinboard: linolcum In
Kitchen and 5000 electric range
included. garage. nice level lot.
Priced $500 under value.
The Want Ad Columns will give
you the phonen lumber and nd
dress OF this home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22

MRJewukl was dismissed from the
department FOR an alleged attempt
10 bribo Deputy Prosecutor T. ~
Patterson for a copy Of tho Norris
Lockwood confession which 10 aid
20 involve members of tho city police
department IN tho bon Mhrche rob
berg Of August g.
~ tho civil service commission
hearing Tuesday night Chairman
Boyle completely eKoncrRtet Majew.
nii. saying tho evidence against him
Fns clrcumstantial and had not been
suhstantiated
TENANT DECLARES
MEN GUILTY
Captain remnant. however. takes
exactly the opposite view II think
tho dismissal should 30 sustained. %
Tenant said. Tho testimony Of
Deputy Prosecutor Il. ". Patterson
ana Of Detective Lieut. ". ~ Jus.
tica na well a. Malowskrs own ad'
mission. clearly show his guilt"
While both Watson and Maiow.
xxi. In my opinion. arc guilty al
charged tn their dismissal. there was
more evidence against Npjrsaki IN.
troduccd NJ tho civil service commits,
sion hearing n week ago than against
Watson"
Captain Tenant aid he had not
decided wha; course Of action he will
take II MaicwsN lH rcinHHted. hut
intlmnicd that additional charges Of
misconduct may b. brought against
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-22
.sWhenerrr nam

Whenever you
are in town, we'd
be deligIhted-my
wife and Ito
have you make
our house your
headquarters"