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The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
NOTICE OF SUIT

State of New Mexico to A. L. Wig
gins ard Laura Wggins, Defendants,
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that Di-
ania Melton hrs begun suit against
you in the District Court of Curry
County, New Mexico. in Cause No.
1860, and that the general objects Of
said action are to obtain Judgment
ard forcclNsc n real e'ta'e
mortgage, executed by you to the
plant IF, to secure notes for S33o0,00
upon the following real estate:
Southwest quarter and the south
half Of Southeast quarter Of Section
Five, Township Six Moth, Of Range
Thirty-Thrce east N. NJ, F. NJ, Cur
~ County. New Mexico, and to cause
said land to be sold to satisfy said
notes and Judgment and that unless
you plead in said cause on or before
the 3rd dav Of November, 1921, iudC-
nent will be taken against you by de-
fault and said land will be sold, that
She attorney for plaintiff is A. ".
Mockeuhull Of Clovis, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court at Clovis. New Mexico, this
1srd day Of September 1921.
(SEAL) DANIEL BOONE.
A22-itc County Clerk
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
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SNAP SHOTS
dallas News)

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OF course it is none of our busi-
ness, but personally we have never
known man entitled to the name Of
Fatty" who could be a murderer.
Also it would save lot Of routine
if the icoman delivered the laundry,
or the laundryman delivered the ice.
One Of the strangest things in this
world is why pajamas inspire some
people to dance.
The old fashioned couple who did
their courting over the front gate
now have sen who goes all the gaits.
Another thing that keeps some
men from being brave is that they
never know when they might run
into a tough guy.
=
Tillie Ginger says she dreamed
last night she was engaged to marry
a Bolshevike, and when she walked
up she felt half starved.
=
Another thing that we are proud
of is that the Fords anG the Edlsons
by working fifteen hours a day en-.
able the rest Of us to cut down to
eight hours.
Considering how many wrist
watches there are in the country it
is astonishing how many people
don't know what time il is.
Sometimes il looks like marriage
consists Of a woman's taking a man.
date over a man.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

IhE WOMAN WI " lHE EVIL
EYE"
GO HE has the evil eye" said Dumas,
y "she will bring curse upon any
man who loves her"
History knows the beautiful woman
Of whom he spoke as Lola Montez,
but she was chrlstened Elizabeth, the
daughter of an Irish woman and Lord
Byron, by the left hand. Afterward
the mother married and went to In
dla with her soldier husband. When
the girl was sixteen. her mother came
back TO England for time. and the
young mistress proceeded TO run
away marrying soldier and depart.
Ing for India.
Elizabeth left India. stopped In
Spain. and changed her name to Lola
Monrez. She studied dancing and de-
termlned to storm London. Her ap.
pearnnce In lS43 was heralded as q
great event. but she could not dance.
Her failure brought hlsses, and she re-
turned to the continent. wandering
through Germany and Belgium. Then
she went to Warsaw. She conceived the
idea uf calling herself Pole. for
whom everybody felt sympathy be-
cause OF their struggle for liberty.
SO Lola came TO Paris. under another
name. and started TO dance. Once
more Kisses greeted her II was the
last straw. She flew into fury. tore
on her shippers md garters and threw
them nt the audience.
i'ars had been won. Lola, dropping
her other name. became the fashion
Of the day. An editor was killed In
a duel about her, and Dumas pro
nounced the line quoted above. which
drove her from the capital. She next
turned up In Munich and enslaved old
King Ludwig, Then folly took hold
OF her. She starsSd TO rule the state
and soon got inl,'water so deep thai
she almost lost her life mob sur
rounded her palace and angrIlv de-
manded that she come out. Lola
came. In her nlghtgown, pistol In
hand She emptied the contents into
the crowd and barely escaped the
mob's fury when Ludwig arrived at
the head Of the royal bodyguard. She
had TO fee and Ludwig lost his
throne.
Lola had exhausted Europe. She
came TO New York and tried again to
dance. once more she failed. and
went West, dipping into the mining
camps for while, then on to Aus
tralIa and finally back to New York
Now she lies in Greenwood cemetery
Brooklyn, and not even an epltapi
marks her simple headstone.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
INSIDE STUFF"

A bachelor who was tn hiking Of
committing matrimony decided to
write to his married brother for some
advice and in due time received the
following letter:
Every man should marry, A wife
is the dearest possession, especially if
you have one like mine, A wife
soothes your troubles, doubles your
joys and helps in every way
up. S.--My wife has just stepped
tut, You banned fool, stay single. a"
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
real bargain days for
the man who builds

Rents high ever, yet lumber has down with
crash.
In many prices 4O9O lower than those OF
year ago.
For the who plans to build repair remodel this is
certainly favorable time buy lumber The country as
whole four behind in its building program Our own
city needs many homes to bring conditions back to normal
People should build for these low prices will not
ne always The present Situation result of forced selling
by manufacturers who overstocked
These manufacturers caught by the u in buying and
they must convert their stocks into ready money In many
they selling at cost.
This has created the builders opportunity and strongly
advise customers take advantage Of it, Build while
lumber is cheap
We have big stock of building materials including all
kinds of lumber Johns Manvle roofing, and Beaver Board
which we secured at favorable prices.
Take Advantage Of the Opportunity
Come in and See U.s.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
"VAMPS" WHO
MADE HISTORY
By JAMES c. YOUNG,
@ BY Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

THE WOMAN WITH THE EVIL
EYE"
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the ur.
Sersigned was duly appointed admin
iStratrix Of the estate Of John Will
ron, deceased by the Probate Court
sf Curry County, New Mexico. on
&c 29th day of Juro, 1921, and all
persons are notified to present
daims against said estate for pay
aent rs the law provides. otherwise
Mme will he forever barred within
enc year.
ALICE v WILSON,
s-22-itc Administrators.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
OUR LATEST FLIVVER STORY

A j.tnoy car operated by a woman
between Chico and Paradise, Cali
fornia. broke down the other day. she
halted 4 passing roadster and Of the
driver inquired:
90 You know anything about this
car?"
"0nly lot Of bum jokes" he re.
piled, and drove on.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
CLOVIS CHURCH OF CHRIST

The Church Of Christ meets every
Sunday morning for Bible study,
song service and communion.
We begin promptly at 10 o'clock.
Bro. Mickey will be with us the Bird
Sunday in October and will take up
his regular work through the winter
months. We also meet on Sunday
nights at 1880 for song practice and
prayer service.
Come. be with US. A welcome to
all. Reporter.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

With thousands of world war vet.
Grams walking the streets and beg.
ging meals, the American Legion at
Chicago is opening a hotel for unem.
ployed former soldiers, to tide them
over the winter. The men will be ex-
pected to pay when they are able
meanwhile more than 1000 can live
in the hotel and secure meals while
obtaining work.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned was duly appointed admin.
istratr'x of the estate Of C. J. Hur-
ford, deceased, by the Probate Court
Of Curry County. New Mexico, on
on the 3rd day of June, 1921, and all
persons are notified to present
claims against said estate for pay
ment as the law provides, otherwise
same will be forever barred within
one year.
CORA HURF0RD,
9-22-4tc Administrative.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Mr.. Farmer, II you are going TO
have a public sale, advertise it in the
News. Proper advertising through
the columns Of this paper will bring
you a crowd. II
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

The dignity of the Senate has its
advantages, after all. It enables men
to call each other bad names without
paying the penalty exacted by hu-
man beings.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

A London insurance company
ssmes to the front with a marvellous
exhibition Of superlative nerve. 1t has
Assured i citizen against injury at
We hands Of his mother-in- law.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
A PRETTY GOOD ANSWER

A school boy answering the qucs-
ton "What was the Sherman act?"
replied, Marching through Georgia" "
Boston Transcript.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Some people are indifferent to
fate that fate never takes the trouble
to bother them.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

Forget the unkind things that are
said about you and your mentality
will be greater than that Of those
who say them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
QUARTET DELAYED
UNTIL 8:55 O'CLOCK

Due to then iuaI,!:t, to make
train connections. the Orphcu-
-Four Male Quartet, uhich l.
scheduled to appear 1T the Nor
nal School tonight Will not ~
rive in Richmond until 8 80
O'Clock. Ihc program will NOT
be given before ninc o'cI"c!- Pres
idcnt I. !. Coates received = telc
gram from the manager "l the
quartet advising him that thcy
would be ready t" begin thc pro
gram promptly and To have an ait
tomubilc meet the train. From all
reports this quartet i we'll worth
waiting for and Il large crowd
should greet them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
OFFICERS SPOIL
WELL PLANNED COUP
OEY Associated rrc=,D

Philadelphia, Feb. Detectives
early today Inadvertently spoiled the
capture of Il man alleged to have at
tempted to eXtort money from +. T,
Stotcsbury, u widely known banker
and member Of the firm of }. =. Nor
gan and Company, on threat to
harm him OF his family. The officer,
following instructions from the cxtor-
TONER, placed 4 sum of money in a
small box at the entrance to Il certain
church. A man came along and pick
ed it up. The oficcrs covered him
with their pistols, The man sup
posing he VA being held up, handed
over the money and watch Accused
Of being an oXtortioncr ne proved hc
is . Iaw-abiding citizen.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
VALLEY view

Mi. DiHic Kidwc!l, pf i;avcmta,
visiting ,lcr aunt, Mr.. Hugh Robin
son.
Mr.. and Nh. Ella Cosby and .-or.
Guy, we're Sunday gucat. Of Mr.. and
Mr.. Edgar RurGeas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IIarvc= Wc.e
dinner guests of Mr., and Mr.. H. C.
Harvey, Sunday.
Misses Ida Tudor and Dixc kidWcIi
entertained Il number of their frioud-
at the HON" Of Mrs. Hugh Robin ;oa
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mr.. G. G. Grigg, ;'rd .or
Charles Park, and Mrs. II. II. Tudor
from this place, went to the funeral
of Conley CongIcton, Saturday.
Mrs. Duvall, of New Mexico, /.
visiting her daughter, Mr.. n. 4
Bailey.
Mrs. Arch Francis, Of Richmond i.
spending a few days with her mothci
Mrs. c. c. Griggs.
Mr.. II. II. Tudor, Jr., spent the
Weekend with his sister, MIS-. john A
Park, at Union.
Mr.. Robert Samples, of Prysc, Ky.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Clark Ash
craft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Sanders az,
the proud parents Of a baby boy.
Mr. W. f. Chase and A. B. Howar,
were i'm town on busineSS MOud.y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
PRESIDING ELDER IN COUNTY

DIR. G.. +. Cameron, presiding ell
der Of the Lexington district, is
with the Methodist church at
College Hill Saturday and Sun
day. He spoke Saturday morning
at II o'clock and at ! that night
and again on Sunday at II in the
morning. Rev. ]. y. McClintock,
the pastor. was with DR.. Cameron
at these quarterly sessions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
Boyle Farm Sells at $3.50

Richard Gentry. president OF
lhc Boyle Bank * Trust Company
and one 81 Danvillc's best known
farmers and business men, has
bought the II. &. Shumaker farm
of 343 acres or $4,000, or $25OT5
per acre, This is said to give Mr..
Gentry 800 acres OF the best land
in BOYLE county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
4 new assortment OF the latest
Patterns in ladies' ail-wool plaid
skirts at STAB. Z. v. Elder. 36-2
DOWN OH GOES AGAIN

Pittsburg, Feb. 12-The principal
oil purchasing agencies today announ-
cd u further reduction in the price of
crude oil. All grades were cut 80
cents barrel. The new prices an
nounced today follow: Pennsylvania
crude, $4.25 barrel; Cabell, $2.06 bar
rel; Somerset, $2.25 barrel; Somerset
light, $3.50 barrel, RagIand, $1.25.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
Block Coal 50 per ton delivered
in city; $8 at yard l.. o. Powers,
phone $50. tt
QUAIL FOR KENTUCKY

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 12-The State
Fish and Game Commission at re-
cent meeting, appropriated $4,000 fol
the purchase of Mexican quail to be
LIBERATED iii kentucky. These quail are
of the same variety, it was stated, as
those native to this state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
BANK R0RBE:5:RS TAKE
TIME LOCKED SAFE

To'"do, O., Feb I2-Thiovc1 hrol,.
.ut" the Sank Of Temperance at Tenn
rorauco, Mich., 20 miles north Of here
carly today. 'Ioadcd The timc-locllo.
heavy safe containing $1,000 into {;
truck and escaped. The bank OFF
ciaI. said the safc would open itscIt
MoluaE morHing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
Frankfort. XIV, Feb. 12-Kentuc-

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 12-Kentuc-
liy's game ward2ns made % arrests
during January and obtained an equal
number of convictions for violation of
game laws. Twenty-one of the az
rests and as many convictions were
made by volunteer wardens, who work
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
MEEk,S WEATHER GUESS
6By Associated s-resSO

6By Associated CreSS)
Washington, Feb. 12-The weeks
weather predictions for the Ohio Val
ley-Considerable cl0udineSs, Occa-
sional rains or SHOWS; temperatures
near or above normal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
At METHODIST CHURCH

Dr. g. f.. Cameron, the eloquent
presiding, cider Of the Lexington dis
trict, viii preach at the First Metho-
dist church Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12
HERE'S HUGE PORK BILL

Washington, Feb. 12-The House
rivers and harbors bill, carrying tif-
teen and d quarter million dollars,
was today favorabIy reported to the
Senate without amendment.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-12

New lot of ladies' all-wool plaid
skirts at prices you will appreci-
ate-$7.48. E. V. Elder. 36-2
, 1921-12-12
WAY DOWN EAST WILL
END REC0hD Run At
THE IRIS ON TUESDAY

David W. Griffith's notable contri-
button to the art OF motion photo
graphy. Way Down East" with Lii
liam Gish. Richard Bartheimess. Mary
Hay. Burr Mcintosh. Lowell Sher-
man and others in thu leading roles.
reaches tho fourth day OF Its run at
the Iris theater. with throrgs enjoy
ing the Griffith innovations in colored
photography, muaicai accompaniment
and thrilling spectacular features in
GLIDING the now famous snowstorm
and ice floe climax ct the ending ut
every performance.
The production will close a record
breaking run hero tomorrow night.
when Casper people will have n last
opportunity to view tho film. with
out exasgeration It may be said thar
way Down East" has been viewed
ny mor people than any other picture
ever brought hore
, 1921-12-12
Studio Evening
Is Enjoyed.
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lloyd OF the
Lloyd Construction company left for
Denver this morning on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs d. A. Robertson has left for
Los Angeles where she will spend u--
winter va~cationing. En- route Mrs.
Robertson will visit with her sister
at Albuquerque. n. N.
A. j. Haziett has returned from n
weeks pleasure trip to Denver where
he has been visiting his family.
Miss Marie Pritchett left yesterday
morning for Greyhull where she VIII
resume her position with the Standard
Refining company. after spending sew,
erai days hero visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank PROFITS of South Beech
street.
lrr. and Mrs. w. a. Leonard OF Tul
81 Okla, have returned to their home
in the south after spending the pas
week here attending to business in
, 1921-12-12

Liz,s Smith of okahcuA CITY, Okla.
r. A. Clark OF Juncton CITY. Kan,
are rsEistersd at the Henning hotel
while attending to business interests
here
Al Msnics 10 spending several days
In the city On . shoDping trip from
his ranch home southwest OF hire.
Hal currAn IL expected to return to
his offices with the Nichols and Stir
rett firm wednesday. after spending
several days In Colorado attending TO
busines. intererta
L. A Reed Of the Midwest Raining
company has returned TO his home
hero after spending some tine In
Cheyenne where he attended tho con
Fistory and in Denver and Thcrmop
oils.
BERT Moreau, special agent for the
ST. Paul Insurance company is spend
frg several days here on business with
the r. T. Kemp insurance offices.
and Is holding court for several days
Tom Heath of tho London Aasur-
anoe company Is looking after inter
e-ts hero with r. T. Kemp Officer in
the Midwest Refining company build
ing.
Mt. and Mrs. c. II. Townsend have
returned from Denver where they
sl-ent the Weekend. Mr.. Townsend
spent part OF last week In Cheyenne
where he attended tho connistory.
, 1921-12-12

ters-s and Visiting with fr.snd. Mr..
Lsorard IL . representative az the q.
IL G. motor truck IN Tulsa. and vHs
IN this city attending to m.tters for
he firm
y. b. Tsuft snd n. H Hu1. connect
ed with the bureeu OF mines hero,
have returned to Denver on euxnsss.
Mrs. W. g. belong OF shoshoni ar
rived here yesterday and viii spend
: remainder OF tina week visiting At
the @. ID. field home on Tnirteenth
street Mrs. De Long Is "A slater q;
Mr. Field and has waited here many
times before
Miss lillian Newcome. who has
been attending the state agricultural
college at lincoln. Neb,. where she
Is taking q courss In economies. has
returned to her home here on account
OF Illness and VIII remain with her
parents. Nj. IND Mira p. n. Nexcoms
until after the Christmas ihoi,dayaL
Mr. and Mrs. willis Reed who have
been visiting hero for several days
left last night for Denver and from
there viii motort overland to their
home In southern Colorado.
, 1921-12-12

through you. ~ there is any work in
your city for a LADY by which she
can support herself 7 am e wfcnw
alone IN the world Do o think I
could mako my IA there7 I nigh.
be benefited by the change viii
DO more grateful than I can tel; II
you can In an. way assist me In
finding work Mrs T. l. c.. Her
rim. III.
The above letter has come clear
from Illinois. seeking the climate
that will make the iIftia lady whole.
II there M any interested IN estab-
fishing her here IN Casper. please
communicate with the Trouble-wom-
an. stating the fun details of the
proposed arrangement.
, 1921-12-12
CITY BRIEFS

Glen Hays who has been spending
the weekend IN tho city on a Christ.
mas shopping tour. has returned TO
his ranch home near Gienrock.
ID. s. McKim, H. A. FlemminR, ]. L.
Altman and Richard Mead were regis.
tered ut the Henning hotel over the
weekend while attending TO business
from Denver.
L. n Movimy of st. Paul, Mimi.
who is representing a well known
drug company OF that city. is epond-
Ing h week hero on business. Mr..
Mcvimy has Just resumed his position
with tho firm after a vacation OF
nearly a err during which time he
travelled in tho Canal zone and in
parts of South America He IL In
Casper now for tho FIRST time for near
ly two years.. and expresses his
amazement at the growth of the city.
He states that there arc at least five
new office buildings that wero not
here on his last trip.
Ed Kline left last night for Denver
where he will spend several days at
tending to business interests. From
there he will TO go to San Francisco,
Cal. TO spend tho Christmas holidays
with his wife who Is visiting with her
parents there Mr.. and Mrs. Kline viii
return to the city together the first Of
the new year.
n xr-st---
, 1921-12-12

Quickly he scrambles
out upon the floor, and
toddles downstairs.
tight is the
y livingroom door; two
little fists work hard
upon the knob. Maybe
old Santa locked it upl
Maybe he didn't come at
all! Maybe he never got
the letter left for him in
the chimney A tear
rolls down the flushed
cheek. Then
Footsteps behind the
door! Maybe it's Santa
himself!
Tho door opens, and
there, all dressed and
waiting, is Mother! UP
in her arms he goes for a
morning hug, and then,
Oh, just look!
"A tree
"a festooned with glis-
tening jewels! And
there, beneath it, can it
be really true-the sIedi
And the Choo Choo Carsi
And the Jumping Jackl
and . but what's
that big shiny wooden
thing over there with
doors and knobs like a
, 1921-12-12
.NEl TWOl THREEi
FOURi FIVEi SKI
chimas tho old hnIt

ONEi TWOl THREEi
~ FOURi V SKI
chimes the cid hall
clock. Upstairs under
the sloping roof sleeps a
little boy, a warm lump
in his cold big bed.
Christmas morningl
Outdoors, snow-laden
pine branches stir in
their slumber; overhead,
heavens blue counter
pane is still spangled
with silver stars. Direct
ly above the dreaming
child CLEANS the bright
est star of all, just as on
another Christmas near
ly twenty centuries ago.
CLOwLY the stars
~ pale; rosy streaks
show in the east; the
SUMS rim energies; a ray
of light strikes across the
bedroom. At last the
warm bundle stirs. A
round face shows pink
against the snowy bed
spread. The child sits
up and looks about.
Christmas morningl Last
nights confused thoughts
of Santa Claus, hopes
and fears about each
gift, return in a flood.
, 1921-12-12
The Trouble Woman

Dear Trouhiewomani Before I
start VIII you please excuss me Tor
writing this letter. e. I do not knew
whether you can help on this mat.
ter or not II II family trouble.
and I'm about TO the end OF INV
rope Ny wife and 1 have been
married for IS months. and we new
er did get along very well. As I'm
a poor working man. I would IKE
to get along the best as possible.
but she doesn't seem to take any in.
terNst in me whatsocver outside OF
scolding and finding fault with me.
The last four months have been
u~nbearabio. We have two men
boarding with Us. and the older
seems TO take very much interest In
her and she IN him. My wife finds
something for me TO do and the
other two SO to the show or to the
N as they choose. This is my
trouble every day. II I try 70 stop
II. there IS war IN the house. Could
you give mo some kind Of advice
which way I should turn or what I
could dor TROUBLED.
Dear Troubled: No mattar how
poor n may be. there In no gain
In keeping persons about you that
viii eventually wreck your home.
o ere the legal head OF your
home and It Is your duty to pro-
t9ot your wife by ordering these
men from your home, even II II
provokes n quarrel for the time be-
ing the situation will adjust itself
after you take a definite stand. II
your wife should choose to follow
in her wflfui way. then your re-
sponsibility Is At an End. But evil
IDENTIFY. from tho beginning you have
allowed her to order you about.
surely she viii lose respect for you.
Do o sacrifice ~seif-respect for a
peace. that Is dishonorable. The
fact that you have written me
proves that you feel that self-re.
spect to have been outraged. Brace
up and be the head OF your own
home. Wish you luck.
nl--
, 1921-12-12

funny little house? The
child pulls at the bright
knobs.
whats that, Mamma 2"
he questions.
For answer, his mother
lifts up the roof puts in a
flat black disk, and shuts
it down. Then
THE fairies inside the
i house start singing
and playing and there
are beautiful horns and
bells and drums and
voices
Mammal" shouts the
little boy, "have you got
Santa Claus inside that
little house,"
Mother laughs. Eyes,
dearie! Santa Claus is
inside there, and he's
going to stay all the year
round. just for you and
me and Daddy, and play
and sing and everything,
just whenever you ask
him. Only they don't
call him Santa Claus any
more after he moves into
this kind of little house."
What do they call him,
them"
MIR VICTRoLAl"