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Happenings Cijiflicoflje 'VOL. XLVIII DAILY EDITION CHILLICOTHE, MO. WEDNESDAY, May 19, 193.7 SIXTEEN PAGES TWO SECTIONS NO. 113 NEW DINE AND DANCE PLACE Eddie Frizzell has opened a dine and dance place known as Eddie's Place, half a mile south of Farmers- I ville on highway 65. DR.

WHITE IMPROVED Dr. W. L. White, ill for the past I two weeks, is improving steadily, He xvas able to be up Tuesday for the first time since his illness. MRS.

SPENCER IMPROVING ASKING Retail Merchants Association Co-Op VEN BREAK WITH INDUSTRY FOR AN EVEN BREAK ale Is Thursday, Friday, Saturday DELINQUENT TAX President of the Kansas Farm Bureau Appeared Before House As- Committee. IS SEEKING A PRICE PARITY If unusual values, real Think of it. thirty stores reduced prices thrill you. get ready ing their merchandise at drastic- i for the thrill of a blue moon. You're (ally reduced prices for three really going to get one when you Sounds like a real opportunity to see the scores and scores of entranc- The Senate Today Voted to Continue the Measure for Another Year.

ing buys that are to be found in the save money, doesnt' it. And, is. No matter what you nsed for your- I Mrs. Mary Spencer of 342 Webster, I O. O.

Wolf Said That The Farm adver tising columns i 16-page sell, for your family, for your home editon of the Constitution-Tribune, j--you can buy it in Chiilicothe dur- This issue brings to you the a ing this Co-op Sale, and you'll save Belt Is "Disturbed" By Rising Industrial Prices. who has been confined to her homo following an operation at the ChilH- cothe Hospital three weeks is improving slowly. ISSUED LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued agriculture committee to take leg- from the county recorder's office this islative steps to put the farmer on morning to Rayburn Tolen of Lock a price parity with industry. Springs and Catherine Cooper of! Testifying in behalf of the rec- Sampsel. ently drafted bill by farm organi- zations based on the ever normal MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES Senary, flexible tariff and produc- Memorial Day will be observed control theor Wolt nouncement of the Chillicothe Re- a lot of shopping time too if you! bring this list with you.

HOUSE WAS ALSO ACTIVE Passed Bill "Unconsolidating" Office of County Collector and Treasurer WASHINGTON. May ig--cuf)-- ail Merchants Association's second O. O. Wolf, president of the Kansas monthlv sales event Th is It isn't often that you have the I farm bureau, today urged the house I tion has designated Thursday, Fri- opportunity to buy everything you moved in two economy JEFFERSON CITY. May (U today Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Moore Will Leave Tonight On Tour of France, England Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moore will spend one day. They will arrive in leave tonight for a European trip I Nice on the fifth of June where ac- which will take them first to Nice.

commodations have been secured for France, and later on a tour of them by the Rotary Club at the Lit- Prance and England. tie Palace Hotel. INTERFERENCE OF ELECTION CHARGED 3Y PHILIP MURRAY Says Republic Steel Corporation Ts Sending Thugs to AJIiquippa, Pennsylvania. Mr. Moore has 'been named a delegate to the Rotary International convention held at Nice.

Prance, from June 6 to Mrs. Moore will They will arrive in New York Fri- After attending the convention they will go on a one-week to: con- VOTING OCCURS TOMORROW I National Labor Board Officials Im- ducted by the American Express Co. I 11 inclusive, and On this tour they will see Paris, accompany him. I Geneva, Switzerland, and London. Addresses will be in care of the day and Saturday as Co-op Sale: Days and thirty merchants are cooperating array of to offer you the widest startling savings you've seen in a long time.

want and need at reduced prices, so. i continuing one tax relief measure take advantage of this event and and abolishing another. come to Chillicothe, Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday for the biggest' buying thrills you've had in months. Sunday, May 30, at the Mt. Olive church near Linneus with services that "farmers are seeking to avoid being caught in a wringer like in in the morning and afternoon with a basket dinner at the noon hour.

The public is invited. ON EASTERN TRIP Owsley Welch left Tuesday night for a ten-day eastern trip. He will i 1932." He said that the farm belt I is "disturbed" by recently rising industrial and farm machinery prices and feared agricultural prices will get out of balance. I "It is not so much the price on i BORAH DEMANDS 139,000 KILLED IN 'CROOKEDNESS 1 END' HOME ACCIDENTS The house voted to re-establish the office of comity treasurer in seventy-four counties while the senate continued for one year the statute removing penalties on delin- quent proper and personal taxes. The house by a vote of 98 to 23 passed "the bill the of-- I fice of county collector and treasur- Administration Should Fix Respon- Approximately Others Were er after conferring in minor senate sibility of Payments of Soil Benefits.

Injured Same Manner Last WASHINGTON. May 1 9 KANSAS CITY. May 19-- amendment. Parsed in 1933 as an economy measure the bill joined the collector and treasurer's offices in all counties under 40.000 population and in farm products and equitable ex- Senator William E. Borah.

Republi- uP'--Driving an automobile may change relations between agricul- can Idaho, demanded today that De hazardous but--take' it from Miss' Greene County. The senate, how- hanging failed to pass a companion bill reducing the collector's salary 25 per cent approved by the house spend some time in New York City and industrial commodities "crookedness" in-administration Rosamond Losh-- just and will visit Dick McPherson in that we wanti explained. We the soU conservation program be i around home is one of the most Washington. D. C.

Welch and Me- are as king only an even break to get enied. He made his demand as the dangerous things you can do. Phearson were classmates at the and stabilized prices on farm senate approved a measure Miss Losn University of Missouri. products. i federal control of the present I program until 1942.

SONS OF LEGION TO MEET 'Voice Recital Bv I Boran 5 remark followed renewal the meeting of the Missouri Public; the measure. He will be called upon rp i of charges by Senator Arthur M. Health associations which met in at once to appoint treasurers in the M.1SS IlTlOg'ene Todd Vandenbei-g. Republican. that I Kansas City recently.

executive secretary i of the Children's bureau in Kansas I City and was one of the speakers at since their duties will be' reduced. The bill now goes to Governor Stark who was believed ready to approve Sons of American Legion Post No. 25 will hold regular meeting Thurs- day evening at o'clock in the Le- gion club rooms. The meeting is ol special importance and officers of the post desire that all members be present. ATTEND SPRING FORMAL, there ivas "racketeering" in the ad- "Most people do not know that I affected counties since the bill cax- Saint Cecilia Choral Club Sponsor-I ministration of the program; a home accidents killed 39,000 persons ing: iProgram at Trenton Next though he said he did not believe and injured approximately 5,670.000 Monday "such crookedness" was general.

others last year, which indicates i Vandenberg cited a letter from a i the problem parallels that of motor Miss Imogene Todd. daughter of Missouri farmer who said that a car accidents with a toll of 38,500," I the Rev and Mrs. J. E. Todd of Charles Rockhold returned Tues- I Trenton, will be presented in a voice, 3ay from spending the in I recital at the Christian Church in Fayette and CcJumbisC Tn Trenton next Monday, "evening.

May he was the guest of Robert Stepp 24. and Charles E. Watkins. On Mon- The Saint Cecilia Choral club of day Rockhold and Robert Stepp Trenton is sponsoring' the program went to Columbia to attend the spring formal at Christian College. government representative paid him i Miss Losh said.

515 for cooperation in the farm pro- According to the findings of a gram by reducing crops, although large life insurance company, Miss his crop previously had been mark- Losh said, the risk from home ac- seven times as buses, taxicabs, eted and he did not cooperate with cidents the program. as almost that on as a benefit for Miss Todd. who WHS the club's director from the time fit to farmers be fixed. of its organization in 1932 until she went to Chicago to continue her studies in 1935. I Miss Todd was graduated from COMES FOR COMMENCEMENT John Bryan of St.

Louis will come Thursday to attend com-, mencement exercises at Chillicothe i Christian college at Columbia and high school. His nephew, Bryan Campbell, is to be Bryan will spend the week-end here as remained there for some time as Borah asked that responsibility! boats, airplanes, trains and other unwarranted payments of bene- public conveyances. i "Approximately 5,700 persons were burned to death in American homes i in 1936 because of a moment's care! lessness and undue haste. 'Of this about 2,000 were children years of age," Miss losh Discussion of P. E.

O. Convention Plans a guest of his mother. Mrs. A. A.

Bryan, and family, GUESTS OF MRS. MARSHALL Mrs. C. M. Grace.

Mrs. R. Warren I Roberts. Mrs. Ernest Dailey.

Mrs. Fred Guiiby and Mrs. Karl M. assistant voice teacher. She also studied at the University of Mis- i souri.

At present she is studying at. Plans For State Meeting Here 1939 Gone Over at Meeting At Brookfield. number junder 5 In said. i County Churches i the American Conservatory of Music i in Chicago with Theodore Harrison. A round table discussion of pre- paratory plans for the state-wide' Will Participate ail emergency clause.

Dr. Longdon to Address Students Will Deliver Commencement Talk to Graduates of Garrison High School. day and sail Saturday noon on the Roma, an Italian liner, which makes five stops en route. Stops will be Islands -off the coast of Africa; Casa Blanca. on the west shore of mediately Opened an Investigation.

PITTSBURGH, May P)--Philip Murray, chairman of the steel workers organization -committee, today charged that the Republic Stfcel Corporation has sent policemen and "thugs" into Alliquippa, "to interfere with the government supervised election" scheduled for tomorrow in the Jones- Laughlin Steel Corporation. As national labor relation board officials immediately opened investigation, Jones Laughlin issued a statement in which it is said it is "neither directly or indirectly, involved in any attempt to wreck the election" to determine whether the SWOC should represent the 27,000 Will Play Saale-Rupp Club at Kit- I The Complete Program For the Liv- J. L. employes in collective bar- American Express in Paris and London. The return voyage will be made on the Normandie.

a French ship. They will be gone licofche about six weeks. W. H. Guenther of St.

Joseph, pre- Africa in Morocco; Gibraltar, a Brit- ident of the Artcrafts Engraving ish fortification at the entrance to i and president-elect of the Rothe Mediterranean; Algiers, on the tary Club.of St. Joseph, is also mak- north shore of Africa in Algeria; ing the trip on the sa'me ship on and Naples. Italy, where they will I which the Moores sail. COLORED LEGION CHAIRMEN WILL TEAM INTO ACTION! SUBMIT PROGRAM ingstoii County Centennial Will Be Made Up From List. tenball Field Tonight; Schedule Is Announced.

A complete kittenball schedule has been announced by Dr. H. S. i Livingston Counfy Centennial Cele- forming an "unwholly alliance" Dowell, president of the Chillicothe i bration will be outlined day by day i the independence opposition She is a soloist in the choir of the convention to be held here i Invited to Take Part In the Daily First Congregational church at I the latter part of April in 1939, took Vacation Bible Schools to Be Held Here. Congregational chu Evanston 111 Miss Todd wil1 sin cnree i place Tuesday following a noon Blanchard returned Tuesday evening from Kansas Sity where they were house guests of Mrs.

Elton Marshall, formerly of Chillicothe. They went Monday. TO HONOR GRADUATES Members of the Elm Street Methodist Church will honor high school graduates affiliated with that church i of songs at the recital and the chor- al club under the direction of Miss Wilberta Kaemper. will give i number. "How Summer Came." This luncheon at the Elliott Hotel in -at which members of! An ten northwest Missouri i churches which i their own Brookfield in i towns were represented.

Ladies going from here, represent- is an old Indian legend set to music jing Ohapter were' Mrs. J. W. to all county are not holding Daily Vacation Bible Schools to attend the school spon- I 1 by Joseph Clokey. Mrs.

Roberta Biggerstaff, local president, who i Carscadin Young will be the accom- presided: Mrs. Allen McDowell, Mrs. I sored by the Ministerial Alliance at the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, was issued at a meeting! of panist at the program. i Lucille Batta, Mrs.

Edgar L. Barbee, Miss Todd is well known in Chil- Ira Hedrick. Mrs. E. H.

at a banquet to be held at the church Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. Sixteen young' men and I Body to women who will graduate this year to be guests at the banquet. loss. licothe. having appeared on a num- i Mrs.

H. R. McCall. Mrs. E.

E. Cal- I ber of musical programs. breath, Mrs. Mervin Cies and Mrs. T.

C. Campbell. Chillicothe will be assisted in en- tertaning the convention by I the leaders of the school last night; The Rev. W. M.

Hargis'. was in charge of the meeting. A faculty I The second annual commencement of Garrison High School, celebrating the second year the organization has been a four-year high school, will be held at Central School auditorium at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Nine graduates will receive diplomas at that time. They are James Arthur Anderson, Emma Ladle Banks, Charles Allen Grain, Earl Franklin Grain.

Mary Louise Maupin. Margaret Louise Shields, Mary Jane Shields. Alice Bernice Trosper. and Victoria Bernice White. The program is as follows: "Lift Every Voice and J.

Rosamund Johnson. Invocation Rev. W. A. Phillips "Sun Don't Set In De Harvey Worthington Loo mis.

Is Ours" Charles Allen Grain Etittenball Association. The Colored Legion battles Saale- Rupp tonight in the first game at 7:30 o'clock. Peet and Wiggins and the Firemen cross bats at 9 o'clock. The remainder of the schedule is as follows: May 21-- Rainbo vs Colored Legion Saale-Rupp vs Wheeling May 24-Firemen vs Saale-Rupp Rainbo vs Peet and Wiggins May '26-Colored Legion vs Wheeling Saale-Rupp vs Peet and Wiggins May 28-Colored Legion vs Firemen Rainbo vs Wheeling- May 31-Colored Legion vs Peet and Wiggins Firemen vs Wheeling June 2-- Rainbo vs Saale-Rupp ganing. Republic Steel Corporation is one of the major independents which A program for the week of the Murray frequently has accused of in to within the next four weeks, accord- I signing contracts with the John L.

ing to plans made at a meeting of the executive committee at the Leeper Hotel today at noon. The chairmen of the divisions of the centennial will constitute a committee to submit the program. The week will be a full one, advance irts show. Besides the various at- I tractions of the centennial, cothe High School plays a football game on Thursday afternoon and Chillicothe Business College plays Moberly Junior College on the lighted C. B.

C. grid Friday night. The program committee will be composed of H. S. Eeardsley.

Mrs. H. M. Grace, Allen Glore, Claude Botsford, Miss Faye Stewart, K. M.

McCall and Jerry Thistlethwaite. All department chairmen reported at the meeting. Of special interest was the report of H. S. Beardsfey, chairman of the pageant and horse Lewis steel union.

"It is a strange sitxiation when 'an outside steel company' sends its police and thugs into the home town of another steel company," Murray said. Ernest C. Dunbar, regional bead of the national relations board who will supervise tomorrow's election left for Alliquippa to investigate Murray's charges. He said he would make a report to the board in Washington. Spoke Before the Men's Brotherhood Rev.

G. A. Shadwick Distinguished Between Rasters and BoosteAt The Rev. G. A.

Shadwick, pastor This will complete the first round- show committee. Plans for both are of the Elm Street Methodist Church, robin. A second will follow, according to present plans. Delegates laid, according to Mr. Beardsley.

A distinguished between boasters, I Represent Local Organization at State Convention to Be Held at Columbia. Delegates to the state encampment were elected at a meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in a meeting in the organization's hall last night. premium list for the horse show will busters and when he ap- be ready by the middle of June, as is Peared as guest speaker before the I the Legion's custom. Men Brotherhood of the Baptist TNT; The Le ion te on TM the Church. Tuesday evening.

Forty- JNlg-ht pl oduction 0( the show the report sight men attended the dinner and showed. Advance ticket sales willjP ro sram which followed, presided bv' A npw TOrofhor start within three weeks, and several vv. A. urotner- free acts and specialty numbers hood President I have been booked for the show, i Musical numbers included the Among them is a pair of trained trombone solo by Woodrow Ewen, "Night Lamothe- De iegates are Ed Savage. Adolph Lieurance.

Mary Jane Sudor. L. H. McDermand. Levi Car- Shields "The World Is Waiting For the for the school was partly selected Sunrise" Chorus, Lockhart-Seitz Colo.

Laclede. and other details of the session worked out. Registration for the school will take place Saturday morning at the POSITION IN BROOKFIELD Sanford Tilton, went to Brook- this morning- where he has a po-1 sition in the office of the C. B. Q.

railroad. He is a graduate of the Chillicothe Business College, enroll- ing from Grant City, Mo. While in i school here he has lived at the I. i B. Allen home.

i chapters at Marceline, Brookfield. Bucklin. Laredo, Lin- i Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Corilla neus. Browning and Hale. These I corner of Elm and Clay streets, iwere among the ten towns having Registration will be under the direc- delegations at Brookfield, Tuesday.

tion of Mrs. J. D. Rice, principal, her I The state convention jg'assistants, Mrs. Honor Israel, and services for Mrs.

Gorilla held annually but convention cities! the Rev Stevenson. whose death occurred! are decided upon three years in a I There will be superintendents in Funeral Services For Mrs. Crawford Held From Engelhardt Home Tuesday. Funeral Crawford Dr. H.

A. Longdon, Moberly, Mo. Mrs. Julia Kinney. Landis-Lieurance "Man Lindy Lily Strickland.

Presentation of Diplomas--Attorney J. D. Stewart, President of Board zebras which will be brought here Piano solos by Miss Jean Shifieli for the show. and a ocal solo by Miss Alice Ban- Bills were allowed and other rou- I dal1 Miss Emily Anderson played tine business transacted. Tentative plans for a general committee meeting were made.

away, Charles Lowe and Ray Wilkinson. Alternates are Oscar JVfOJTC Charles Sexton. -Miles Terry, Eaxl Barnes. C. E.

Farrar. Joe Stewart and D. Fullerton. The convention will be held June 18. 19, and 20 in Columbia.

The convention of Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held in at Leeper Hotel Management Completes Installation of New Elevator Enclosures; In connection with the complete Saturday, were conducted Tuesday I vance. Chillicothe's invitation to: eacn the divisions for beginners, mornina'at 10:30 o'clock from the hold the convention here was made primary, intermediate, junior and home of her daughter, Mrs. W. G. and accepted in 1936.

It will be held i senior pupils. Miss Clio Warren is Engelhardt. 1314 Locust Street. The VISIT THEIR PARENTS Mrs. Donald Cunningham of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Johnny Parker of I Mattoon. 111., and Mrs. Virgil Evans of Tulsa are guests of parents. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Miller of I Dawn. They also have visited in! the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jtoe Gun- ningham in Chillicothe. They will. to their homes this. week.

Mrs. Cunningham is remembered as in Excelsior Springs next year. secretary. of Education. Valedictory--Class Song, Shoals- King.

Benediction Rev. J. R. Carter Chillicothe in 1937 was discussed modernization of the Leeper Hotel. with Bill Jennings, a member of tne management has just finished the convention committee of the I Chamber of Commerce.

Further discussion of the event will be held at a meeting- of the committee on arrangements tonight. The Queen Mary's rudder weighs 140 tons. i Registration Date Announced Today services' were read by the Rev. I La Verne L. Rudolph, assisted by the Rev.

W. M. Harjis. Among the out-of-town people i here for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs Ira D.

Cottey of Cameron. Her- Sunday. May 23 and Sunday. May I bert H. Payne.

Mrs. C. C. Thompson i 30 Date Set By Baptist Daily i and Mrs. Margaret McKasson of Vacation Bible School.

Kirksville. Mr. and Mrs. Millard. Crawford of Hurdland.

Mr. and Mrs. Registration for the Baptist Daily Spencer Grubbs and daughter. Max- Bible School will take place on Sun- ine of Marceline and Miss Dora i day, May 23. and Sunday.

May 30,. A 1 Ardis Miller; Mrs. Parker was Mil- Qf Keokuk Ia (according to the Rev. W. H.

Brengle, (Continued to Page 2) accompanied of the Baptist Church and i jthe body Tuesday night to Wray. superintendent of the school. where it was aken for short Miss Margaret James is principal. funeral services at the grave this i The school will be held at the i afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.

Craw- church. Rev. Breng-le says a large 'ford's husband. Dr. Millard Craw-i organization and teaching staff is; ford, is buried there.

in the process of completion. Mrs. Enrelhardt and another The Baptist school was organiz- dauT-hter. Mrs. Joseph V.

Stewart, ec! six years ago by Rev. Brengle. Stewart have gone to Wray It was the first daily vacation Bible for the burial. i school to be organized in Chilli-; MISSOURI-- Mostly cloudy, thundershowers probable in east and north portions tonight and Thursday; slightly a Thursday and in north portion tonight. Tuesdays' Temperatures: 84 A'lijiliniuzi 54 A year has 10.000 days on Jupiter.

cothe. Schools cooperate in holding i the I their sessions on the same dates eact year. a a a i Be it remembered that from April 6, 1917 to November 11. 1918. the United States Government called into its service more than four million men to defend the sovereignty of our nation, and, during that time, thousands of our soldiers thus serving our country received wounds and disabilities that has disabled them for life.

And be it further remembered that, among the soldiers of the World War. the poppy has become a symbol of the soldiers' sacrifice on Flanders Field, and other battle fields, and these wounded and disabled soldiers in hospitals make artificial re-productions of this flower for sale, to obtain funds for the relief of these wounded and disabled soldiers, and the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion, once each year, in May, in love and unselfish service for these wounded and disabled soldiers sponsor and conduct the sale of these poppies, now therefore. BE IT PROCLAIMED by me. as Mayor of the City of Chillicothe, that Saturday. May 29.

be, and hereby is declared to be. Poppy Day in the City of Chillicothe. and this day hereby is dedicated to the wounded and disabled soldiers of the World War for the sale of these poppies in Chillicothe. Grover C. Carnahan.

(Sea'J Mayor. i School Fund Bill Is Reported Out Senate Appropriations-Committee Is Favorable to Earmarking Revenue (or Schools. JEFFERSON CITY, May senate appropriations, committee today reported favorably the house bill marking one-third of all general) revenue for the common school fund. There was some doubt, however, -that the senate would continue the old legislative practice of giving one-third of the revenue to the schools. Opponents of the plan said that the accompaniment.

A poem, one of his own compositions, was read by N. M. Brittain. Short talks were made by the W. H.

Brengle and A. W. Cies. Some arrangements were made for the annual fish fry for members of the Brotherhood. Definite plans have not been made, but the affair will be sometime in June.

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS installing new elevator enclosures on all the floor openings of the ele- vator. adding not only to the ap- I pearknce of the hotel, but a safety i measure as well. I Work is now going on in the building of a ladies' powder room located on the lobby floor just to the north of the elevator entrance. This will be used exclusively by women guests, and, when completed, the management promises the women a real surprise in the elaborate equipment of the room SECTION TWO Page 8 J. C.

Penney Co. Shearer Hardware Page 7 Barnes Chevrolet Co. Bcardsley's Page 5 Montgomery Ward Co. North Missouri Lumber Co. Page 3 Anderson's Gamble Stores Pare 1 Holt's Shoe Store SECTION ONE Page 8 Ace Cut Rate Drug Ellis Glore Seidel TV -i I Klein Plum, Heat Co.

Program Saturday i age i Brownfield Bird Crane Auto Supplies Dupy's Grocery Farmers Pro. Grain Exc. Sipple Clothing- Co. Will Give an Open An open program of the Chillicothe Musicians' Club will be given Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The public is cordially in- vited to attend this program.

Guest musicians "will come from, Brookfield and Carrollton to I Iilis Si os. Lmbr. Hdtr. Molloy's Miracle Store Westy's Shoe Store "fair share." With general'revenue for the biennium expected to hit an all-time high of $80,000,000 schools would get almost $27,000,000 under the one-third allotment compared to $17,000,000 last year. appear on the program with local Page 4 musicians.

A chorus of twenty! Farmers Store Canada exported whiskey to the i amount of during 1935. i A chorus voices from Milan, under the direc- tion of Mrs. William Lintner, will sing. Vocal numbers and also an organ group by Mrs. J.

E. Kratz, will be Carrollton's contribution. A tea for the out-of-town people wl11 be Md at ths LMper tlie program. Walker's Avalyn Personality Shop Page 2 Chillicothe Paint Taper Co. Ed Switzer McAllister Bros.

Shoe Start SPAPESJ.