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Evening star., 1932-01-10
RELIEF NEED FACED
BY WOMEN'S CLUBS
Slated as Chief Problem for
Session Opening Here
Wednesday.

Cooperation of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs with the vari-
Gus Government agencies working for
unemployment relief will be the chief
topic for discussion by the board OF d.
rectors of the federation when it meets
here for its annual MidWinter confer
ence, beginning Wednesday.
Ranking a close second in Importance
will be consideration of the part the
group will play in forwarding the WORK
OF the Presidents Conference on Home
Building and Home Ownership.
Mrs. ]. f. SippeI Is Leader.
The conferences will be held at the
federation's general headquarters, l7S4
N street northwest, under the Ieaoer- :
shin of Mrs. John F. Sippel, president
of the federation. l.,
After a reception Tuesday evening, 10
which members Of Congress ana ottler
distinguished persons have been IN
vited. the directors will devote tneH en-
tire time to the business sessions pesln-
ming Wednesday morning. speakers on
unemployment will INCLUDE ". LlII4aLi
Gilbreth and Mrs. Alice M DlcKson %
the Presidents Committee on Employ
ment. and Miss Ada Lillian Bush OF
the Bureau Of Foreign and Domesuc
The Conference on Home Building
and Home Ownership will be ADDRESSED
bv Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant. Sd, ana
Miss Harlean James. A. G. Cooley,
head of the extension work OF the IN
dian once. also is a scheduled speaker.
Arrangements have already been maze
to hold a part at least Of the sessions
In the new building of the Department
of Commerce.
Plan to Visit Hoover.
other plans include meeting with
President Hoover, the exact time 1or
which has not yet been fixed. on
Thursday evening the members OF the
board will be guests OF honor at a din
ner to be given by the Cameron Clun
In Alexandria, when short address WILL
be made on the life Of George wash
inrton by Mrs. John Dickinson Sher-
man, a past president Of the federation.
Other speakers will be Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, candidate for president
of the federation, and Mrs. John F.
Sippel. the incumbent.
The closing session Of the meeting
will be held Saturday.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

ton 10 meet competition Of other truck
carriers.
New rates on less-than- carload lots
Of freight.
Less fighting among railroads and
more cooperation.
Consolidation of rail lines into q
limited number of systems.
Granting of permission for railroads
to enter waterway transportation.
Government regulation Of transporta-
ton 80 as to be helpful and construc-
tive, not merely corrective"
No Government ownership and op-
Grafton of railroads" because "the Gov
ernment, especially in democracy, Is
not an efficient business organization.
Alba A. johnson, president of the
Railway Business Association, in COM
menting on the suggestions, warned that
"if we do not cure the railroads Fed
eral Seizure is only question of time"
Evening star., 1932-01-10

commerce of Canada, and William
Downe Stewart, minister of finance and
customs of New Zealand, said they had
made considerable progress since their
conferences began here December 26.
Both ministers said the agreement
would be submitted to their respective
governments for concurrence on their
return from Honolulu, and then IL
ments of the two dominions.
They expressed the belief adjustments
they had agreed upon would materially
benefit Canada and New Zealand and
lead to increased trade. n
Stevens party will return TO Canada
on the steamer Shinyo Maru, leaving
tonight The New zealanders will de-
part for home Wednesday.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
AUTO KILLS WOMAN, TO

Julia Russell, colored, 10 years old,
of 1924 Prospect avenue, was instantly
killed last night when struck by an
automobile at Prospect and Potomac
avenues. Rodney Jones, colored, 20, of
$3.50 Dennison street, said by police to
be the driver of the car that struck the
woman, Is being held at the seventh
precinct for q coroner's inquest to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
PLAY Planned by P. T. A.

CHERRYDALE, Va, January (Spe-
ciaD.- play, entitled Much Ado
About Betty" will be given in the
Cherrydale Auditorium Friday night at
3 O'Clock under auspices of the Cherry
dale Parent-Teacher Association. The
proceeds will be applied to the general
fund of the association.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
SUSPECT IN KIDNAPPING
IS RELEASED ON BOND
Colorado Dude Ranch Operator,
Wanted on Chicago Charge,
Will Fight Extradition.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
DENVER, January 9.-Posting a s20,-
900 bond, Louis Diamond Jack" Al
terie, indicted by a county grand jury
in Chicago on charge of kidnapping,
was released today after he had been
remanded to the custody of the sheriff
and his bond increased from $4,000.
Alterie, formerly linked with Chicago
Evening star., 1932-01-10
Church Aid Elects Officers.

HERNDON, Va, January Especially .
AT the meeting of the Aid of the
Southern Methodist Church the new
officers elected are Mrs. Magnus T.
wilkins, president; Mrs. Richard Nc
Millen, vice president; Mrs. Benjamin
p. MCGUIRE, treasurer, and Miss Estelle
Holden, secretary 1t was voted to put
forth an extra effort to raise sum Of
money before March IS.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
NEW ZEALAND AGREES
WITH CANADA ON TRADE
Accord at Honolulu Conference
Is Announced as Delegates
Prepare to Sail Home.

BY the Associa ted Press
HONOLULU, January e.-Agreement
on numerous matters affecting trade
relations between Canada and New
Zealand was announced today by Rep
resentatives of those countries, who
withheld details.
H. H. Stevens, minister of trade and
Evening star., 1932-01-10
UNEMPLOYMENT SURVEY
STARTS AT LAYTONSVILLE
People Out of Work Asked to Reg
lister on Cards Available at
Stores in Area.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAYTONSVILLE, Nd, January g.
Under direction Of Elmer Armstrong,
chairman of Laytonsville Branch of the
Social Service League, and Mrs. Merke
Haines, chairman Of home welfare, a
survey is being made Of the unemploy-
ment situation in this section of Mont
gomery County A house-to-house
count is deemed impractical in this
case, where distances between homes
are sometimes great, so those unem-
ployed are asked to go TO the stores Of
r. Guy Riordan or Louis D. Bell or to
Roy w. Barber or any member Of the
Social Service Committee and fill out
the required cards, stating the type Of
work the individual is able to do. 1t is
hoped that a complete report can be
made to the County Committee on Un-
employment by January II.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
gangs, has conducted q Colorado dude

gangs, has conducted Colorado dude
ranch for several years.
A hearing on a writ Of habeas corpus
filed by Alterie's attorneys was con-
tinued until January IS Gov. William
II. Adams will hold hearing on Al
terie's extradition.
Frederick E. Dickerson, Alterie's at
torney, said he would fight extradition,
claiming the charge of kidnapping is a
frame up"
Evening star., 1932-01-10
CUTS IN SALARY ORDERED
BY CLARKE SUPERVISORS
Plea Made for Others Not Under
Their Control to Volunteer
Reductions.
Special Dispatch to The star.

BERRYVILLE, Va, January 9.-At
the first meeting of the Board Of Super
visors of Clarke County in 1882, reso-
luton was presented and adopted, pro-
viding that all salaries under the con-
troll Of the Board of Supervisors be cut
10 per cent for the year 1882.
The resolutions also carried request
that all others drawing salaries and
commissions from the county public
funds would voluntarily consent to 10
per cent reduction.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
SANDY SPRING SCHOOL
TRUSTEE NOMINATED

to Montgomery Commissioners
by Sherwood PIT. A.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SANDY SPRING, Md, January g.
The Nominating Committee Of the
Sherwood PIT. A. presented the name
of Mrs. Francis Miller for new trustee
of the school at q meeting, with the
president. Reuben Brigham, presiding
Mrs. Miller's name has been sent to
the county commissioners for appoint
ment Miss Emerson, State demonstra-
ton agent, gave q talk on the I'M
portance of the work In the All Clubs,
and a little act demonstrating this work
was given by the Olney All Club mem
bers. Songs also were sung by this
group.
1t was decided to continue the work
of free luncheons at the school, as about
~ TO IS children were helped during
December.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
Commands Plane Carrier.

Capt. George w. Steele, commander
of the Nays aircraft scouting force,
was assigned yesterday to command the
aircraft carrier Saratoga.
Evening star., 1932-08-28

Cardinal Verdier Archbishop of Paris. entering Wash
ingtons tomb with wreath his visit to Mount
Vernon honor the great American with whom Lafayette
fought He is accompanied by Jules Henry carrying cane)
charge daaires of the French embassy Associated Press Photo
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Deaths Reported.

Ellen, W. Goldthwaite, SO. walter Reed
:, Caroline Mexican. SO. 1920 New Hamp-
Anna M. wunderlich. ~. e1an ps-r =.
pital w -''iuenSe nus
Marsaret A. Kaufman. es. 43o nth Ct Sc
Gatnerlne =, Bryant. 81, 81 Bryant st n q
Llbero Nssella. 50, Casualty HOSPITAL
John 8. Miller, AZ. Providence Hospits1
pisal nus
Daniel Koran, SO: 717 I'd. st. ne.
vary L. Wright. 81. 1850 9th st. sw.
KSoers j. Beachofe, 27, Casualty Hospital
pital 'isu4oais nos
vjnsent yr,lS,s,t Meysarry. 10. ,sibley Hospital.
,,tn3fant' infant Lula M. Wiley, Children's Hos.
(. 4 Washington Lewis. SO, Walter Reed Hos
william Davis, 70, Emergency Hospita,
Louise Rawls, II, 1921 ST,
pital ""''ei neeu HOS
Wsltsr Wiiltsn 1,. 1F,ostsr. 80. GaIlinger Hospital
Lottie B. Hawkins. 81. GallinTer Itos,,.a,
queen MCQUEEN, 90, Gallinger Hospitsi
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Births Reported.

Robert Z. and Jocelyn Moran. boy.
Clarence E. and Bernice Butler, boy.
James 2. and Edna F. Tucker. boy.
Harry 8. and Margaret I. Kassell. boy.
John B: and Dorothy DeSpears. girl.
Henry F. and Mary F. Collins. girl
Edward w. and Lena r, Chaillet, girl
Paul j.. and philomena Daniels. boy.
Elmer L. and Lois L. Barr. boy
Phillip and SartIno Niosi, boy
Richard e. and Estelle " jackson. girl,
Gordon M. and Bertha E. King. girl.
Umberto and Helen Fontana, girl.
Natalie and Mary Nardinocchi, boy.
William H. and Cornelia DiRgs, girl.
Lester and Lula McCrey, girl.
James and Helen Taylor. girl
Newton and Josephine Smith, girl
Willie and Rose Jacob, gifl,
Althea and Sarah Leylor, girl
Ralph A. and Elizabeth Briscoe, girl.
William and Mary Diggs. boy,
Lem and Mary Howard, boy,
Earl and Catherine Pannell, boy.
yonn and Rena Winestock, boy.
James and Matilda Brandon, girl.
Charles and Anna M. Smith. girl.
Spencer e. and Mary Z. Claggett, girl
Robert G: and Ciementina Henry, girl.
John and Bessie Waller, girl
James and Mildred Millard, girl
James 2. and Hattie Dorsey. boy.
Ernest H and Margaret Frazier. boy.
irving and Dosher Groom, boy.
James and Bessie Tymes, boy.
william B. and Harrietta Proctor, girl.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
BrathH.

OTTO L. At his residence in
non. & seloved di; husband q @ norencs e aas eoilsr
late Julia B. Bohannon and brother Of the
late Louise Frye and Mckinley and Ray
mopd Bohannon. Remains resting ct his
father's residence. i1o4 Howard I'd. se,
Funeral ,seryices at the. Zion Baptist
sw., Friday, December q, at pm. Rev.
w. L. Washington, pastor.
soLANp sbsa '96N o6NN q Ta5rsesy DscsTs:r
Marie q. Boiand FunePai sGan from SGlAn VIZ VIZ
liam Lees Sons Co. funeral parlors. 4th
ana 2 sts: ne. on Saturday. December
10, at S;l5 q. m. thence to st. AIMS
Church. .4402 Wisconsin ave NV, where
mass viii pc said ct am. for the .repose
OF his soul. Relatives and friends invited
70 attend. Interment Arlington National
Evening star., 1932-12-08
THORNTON CARUSI DIES
AT JOHN DICKSON HOME

Funeral services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at Walter Reed Hospital
for Thornton Carusi, SO. one-time prom
inent lawyer and real estate broker, who
died yesterday at the John Dickson
Home. Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Born in Baltimore, Mr.. Carusi came
to Washington as boy of and later
attended Georgetown University Law
School. graduating in 1872. During the
Civil War he worked as a clerk In the
War Department, and also worked as q
reporter for Washington newspapers for
some time.
A widower for the past 35lyears, Mr..
Carusi Is survived by q son, Dudley
Carusi, Chicago, and several nieces and
nephewS.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
ABERNETHY GAINING

Representative Abernethy Of North
Carolina has been absent from the
Capitol during the opening days of the
new session Of Congress, but his friends
expect him to return later to active
duty.
Abernethy, who some time ago suf-
fered breakdown, Is in Takoma Park
Sanitarium. It was said at his office
today that his physician expected him
to be restored to health in few weeks.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
NAVY ASKS AUTHORITY
TO HAND OUT CLOTHES

Secretary Adams Proposes Legisla-
tion Disposing Of Garments
No Longer Needed.
The Navy yesterday asked Congress
to authorize 1t to distribute clothing no
longer needed for its personnel among
those who are in want.
Secretary Adams proposed passing leg
islation allowing the, disposal at 'nomi-
nal prices"
The Secretary said his department
had a quantity on hand at the Naval
Supply Depot in Brooklyn. He sug-
eested that Its sale be allowed to char
liable organizations, States and munich
palities.
The War Department already has
this privilege. and has distributed con-
siderable quantity of clothing.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

10bA1s
Turkey dinner, Capitol Lodge, No. 3,
Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem,
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and
F streets northeast, 5 pm.
Meeting. United Lodge of Theoso-
phists, Hill Building, 8:l5 pm.
Supper, Temple Noyes Lodge, Willard
Hotel, 945 pm.
Turkey dinner and bazaar, Trinity
M. E. Church, Fifth street and Seward
square southeast, 5 to Z pm.
Bazaar, Americanization School AS
sociation, Webster School, all day and
tonight.
Dinner dance Lido Civic Club, May
flower Hotel, $40 pm.
Dinner, Reciprocity Club, Mayfiower
Hotel, $50 pm.
Gard and bingo party, True Blue
Council, Sons and Daughters Of Lib
erty, Phoenix Hall, 2 Fourth street
northeast, 8:45 pm.
Turkey dinner, Ladies Guild, Ed
brooke M. E. Church, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and River road. S to pm.
Meeting, Catholic Evidence Guild,
1914 N street, s pm.
Bingo party. Burnside woman's Re-
lief Corps, Winston Hotel, 8 pm.
Turkey and sauerkraut dinner. ladies
of Rhode Island Avenue M P. Church,
First street and Rhode Island avenue.
5 to pm.
Dance, Friendship Club, o. E. s., so
M street northeast, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Advertising Club, Raleigh
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Phi Delta Phi Fraternity,
University Club, / pm.
Luncheon, Round Table, University
Cluh 12.20 7, m
Evening star., 1932-12-08
EDUCATOR DIES IN CRASH

JOPLIN, Mo, December R.-
George A. Allen, jr., GA, Kansas SUPER
intendent of public instruction, was
killed yesterday in motor car collision
near Carthage.
He was returning to Topeka from o
convention at Hot Springs, Ark.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
DrafhH.

WASHINGTON. WILLIAM tTAP,. On Mon
s9y 3 nshm lila M h hts Wssa
ST9 @ SPohss ssSy'f S ;SS e sSaa and
Fonsnse 4sen as d pS aas oet r.a
1ivss and fT,snds Remains ms ss ths yoh
s.w. Funeral Friday. December D at .
gon osS MpqR5 qpsozs z9n gsesS Church.
WELDON. ANNIE. Suddenly. Wednesday,
45S st. NV. Remains resting at Fra-
ave. NV. Notice Of funeral later. 3
WHITE, DANIEL. On Wednesday, Decem-
SeT paSf e. mz Nj Ssdenss s9i SIs M
OF Mrs. Maurice A. White tnee Petersl.
sITyiylng tnndn him also are father step
2nis 2risrss sstepo=TSSher = and ] ether relatives and
at i pm, from FRA M sieT's farersi home. as.i
Rhode Island ave. NV, Rev. D. H. Whit
Ing officiating. o
WHITING; JOSEPH G, On. December =,
rom bis ate resdsnSs ads ysiTs Sist and unsss Ess
$50 S RELATIVES ssiT5s'I and R'i;Esi: ssi:
WILKINS eebeH THfEREsA Pave o. wsdqssasy De-
tsTi9m. ThssREsA A., ASHf WILLIAMS. fssh sass- ss-
loved love wife oi the late Henry, ,EaEene VII
mortal Universalist Church, tiII 18th and T
SITS. NV. on Friday, December D, at /: 80
pm. Friends invited TO attend Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WISE. JOHN FRANK. On Tuesday, Decem-
Der O. 1882. JOHN FRANK WISE, be-
Dyed husband Of Elsie Boyd Wise, ased
"A years. Funeral from the w. w. Deal
funeral nome, S16 st. ne. on Friday,
pecember D, at pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Woodruff f,a.eIT VILLA WILLIAMS M. NJ; suddenly. on
WILLIAM N. WoofDiRuTf Beloved ied hus. hM.
band Of Dora NJ Woodruff and father OF
Mrs. Iva Pierson. Mrs. Blanche Nelson.
MIS- Ruth Niedecker and Mr.. J. Burton
dence SIS fosh ST. ne re on ms rriasy 1ase rfs.
cember o, at 2 pm. Tnterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends In
Evening star., 1932-12-08
Reading Room for Jobless.

A club in st. Pancreas, England, has
opened a room where unemployed may
read newspaper want ads, and receive
pen, ink, paper and stamps free.
Evening star., 1932-12-08
cAW BURIAL RITES SET
Funeral for Retired Policeman to
Be Held Tomorrow.

Sylvester w. Cav, 81, retired police
man, who died Tuesday night at his
home, $500 Eleventh street, viii be
buried In Cedar Hill Cemetery tomor-
row afternoon, after funeral services
at 2 pm. at his late home.
Mr.. Cav, who retired last June, Is
survived by two daughters, Miss Gladys
Cav and Mrs Ralph w. Van Fossen,
Kensington, Md, and son, Joseph w.,
of the police bureau Of Identification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

CLARK GRIFFITH, manager OF
~ the Washington base ball team,
denies that Ray Morgan, in
fielder, will 90 to Atlanta or any
other club. Grifhth believes Ray
will be very valuable with more ex-
perience.
John Henry may not be able to
take his turn behind the bat for
Warrington next season As his in
jured knee has shown little i'm
provement since the close OF the
last campaign.
Ora Morningstar. world 1871 balk
line billiards champion, will meet
George Sutton.
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
boxing champion, has been matched
with Johnny Dundee Of New York.
1t Is understood the Detroit ball
team will reorganize, retaining only
Cobb. Crawford, Dubuc and Stanage
as the foundation for It's new COM
bination.
Because Of lack Of money the an
nual George Washington University
indoor track meet may be abandoned
this year.
Eastern Highs foot ball squad will
banquet tonight in the home OF
Greer, star line performer Of the
team. Eastern had It's best gridiron
season In . long while this year.
Coach McCa6rey Is given much
praise.
May Sutton, former womAn's world
tennis singles champion, Is TO marry
Thomas Clark Bundy, joint holder
with Maurice =. Mclaughlin Of the
national doubles net title.
Royals won all three games from
the Good Fellows In the District
Duckpin League. Royals were repre-
sented by Dunn, Meggett, Stanford,
Goodman and Rodrick and Good
Fellows b. KiAg. Rice. 1ikH. Young
and Roberta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
CLAIMS SWIM RECORD
Ghormley Wins 1OO-Yard Back
stroke Race in 1:l4 3-5.

Dyer Ghormley today claims a new
I00-yard District A. A. U. breaststroke
record at l minute 143s seconds, He
was clicked in this last night In a
meet; IN the Shoreham pooi, sanctioned
Dy the A. A. U. The old marx was
l minute 14A seconds.
Gnormley beat Walter Farrell. WASH
ington Canoe Club, by inches. Dick
Maurer was third Constancio Alyarado
outstanding breaststroker, Disappointed
finishing fourth.
Summaries:
R aino TIME. re f:1s ooldsehmidt; third, Jack
Ioo;y.rd free style-won by Fred Helv,s:
i Tsmr g g. M Jones; third. John Moiynssux
ISo,yard free ,.yls-won BY Bob R.vls
i Ti@e. o:s ssss Raft; third Ernest Hauser.
sioo,yard bres,tstroke-w by Dyer
DiGS MaureT Time, jan.
Nwns-Won by John Broaddus, TIA;
second Mahlen Glascaeh. 75: third. Norman
6O-yard free style-Won by Rita Auguster
teI; second. Anabelle Whaler; third Caroline
COZ Time. ,0:33B.
r, S9,yar 's.oa bssckstrokeowon by Leonora
i.ns La srencs Tims. 0S44SSG%.e; third ona-
I0o-yard breaststroke-won By onalene
Lavrenee second, Leonora Taube: third
Mary Maurine. Time, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
MORE THAN 40 START
CROSS.COUNTRY RACE
Eordham's Olympic Star Is Among
Runners in Senior Title Race
at Cincinnati.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-More
~ than 40 crack distance runners of
colleges and athletic clubs over the
country will match their neetness this
afternoon In the senior cross country
championship Of the National A. A. q.
The runners will compete in a g.
mile test over q emile course at Ken
wood Country Club. Even without pre-
dicted showers the track will be soft.
Joe McCluskey Of Fordham College
who set a record Of s:14:o7 in the
Olympic 3,000-meter grind this year,
will be among the competing luminaries
He is expected to receive close COM
petition from two Indiana University
barriers, Donald Neese and j. C. Wat
son, who finished second and third,
respectively, In the Big Ten cham
pionship; Eddie Zepp. Michigan Normal
sensation, and B. Werbin Of the De-
troit Y. M. C. A.
The battle for the team title will
lie between Michigan State Normal.
Illinois Normal, Millrose A. A. Of New
York, the Ogden Park (Chicago) team
and six runners from the Michigan
A. A. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
HALL, CARR NUCLEUS
FOR G0NZAGA QUINT
Only Two Regulars Back From
Last Season-All Public High
Schools Scheduled.

TOACH ORREL MITCHELL has at
~ hand only two regulars from last
SEASONS Gonzaga basket ball team
in Richard Hall. forward, and Jack
Carr, guard, but there are several other
tossers Of proved worth available. along
with a number who have displayed
promise. Mitchell plans TO start prac-
tiee late next week A squad Of around
IS Is expected to report.
In addition to Hall and Carr, Joe
Lilly, reserve center last season; Ed
mund Hurley. who got into several
games and John Sweeney, who formerly
held forth with the Mount st. Mary's
Prep squad. are boys who are expected
to be Of material help. Malcolm Lueb-
kert, who broke his leg this Fall in
the foot bail game with Georgetown
Prep. may be available later for basket
ball.
Gonzaga. as usual. will meet Eastern
High December "a in a game that will
be q feature Of the annual alumni night
program at the Lincoln Park School.
The I Streeters. however, will not for
mAllv open their schedule until Deem
Der 80. when they engage the Kendall
School quint.
All the public high school teams have
been booked by Coinage. along with
Georgetown Prep, st. Johns, Swavely
and others.