The sun., 1916-12-27

WV W. NV
COD one Of q pounds; J. Buhisr. ! large
s Ms. K ( 9 Hcen 2 cod; one Of 10 pounds. and
x.x HARRY C. GRAFT. Pur..r.
Committees fer the Dssce,
Tne following committees have been ap-
polnteu TOT the annual reception and en-
Hm ,S,n%sm, S 81 .ns H Hnissd ASsis,s Le.su..
airy 8:
h,eepslon-Hsw.rd 8. Pratt. chairman;
Joseph sehy, Col. wiiiism Z. simmons.
", ~. Finch. Capt. J. Klein. Dr. George
DSc,nsMlsslld i u aoSsr, rridsnbers: John W, Nc:
r. r. Levy. E. T. Cunningham. q. II. Ghesan.
Bemr: e; naynorr; = II. butcher. Z.
den EuMTe; Sapt' j. Tallowits. J. b. Lin
Floor Committee - Albert haywood.
s .,,.n Julius 4; Rosenberg. first as
=. psch; N. J.. Gawley. Howard Kane. j.
- Ecthbers. Z. A.: Burger, r. j. Freund.
schwsr ss'ys''es; Eugene Barnett. Oscar
4; 2; AIshs,: J. 4. ,d9nnins. 4. deneiin..
Heintz, j.. Rindskon.
Cemmlttee ss One Hundred.
OF the United Anglers League saturday'
January 8, at Amsterdam Opera House, il
!ust Ten days away. There IL no doubt
success. However, there /. no limit to the
success u every member OF the league ap.
SSooss the "'" dance. TSn "nm Of on to
hundred VIII meet this evening a, head.
quarters, 80: sixth avenue. to complete
s sat""sfm'n, ssor sor sns lane and big
ing. "
Csd Sesrned In Maine,
The season for goldfish Is here. tn. time
when thousands of our deep sea fishermen
go out for the big fellows and class The en-.
selves as fortunate II they catch one or
TWO fair sized specimens.
absolute contemp, in which IL il held in
some sections OF the country. The story
MS picked UP while on a recent hunting
walter Roth, a young Brooklyn nshinE
enthusiast: while motoring In Maine in the
sn.nJ par. Sf october; had occasion to
Ing to try the possibilities OF nshing at
Fr.nehmans Bay he hired a motor boat
and was soon on the grounds.
These grounds. he explains, are wh.r-
ever there IL a lobster pot, as the Ash are
attracted to the bait within these pots.
Fishing Is done In twenty to Twenty-Five
fsthoms OF water. There was not an Idle
moment for two hours after dropping the
anchor and when he nnally pulled hook for
home q goodly number OF cod and some
hake and paddock were boated. not 4 nsh
under four pounds. the largest a cod Of
abuut tutrty pOunus.
When the launch reached her moorinRs
the nsh were transferred TO the dinghy and
Mr.. Roth rowed ashore. Several of the ma
tves who were about the landing were In
vited to help themselves from the stock Of
fine. fresh nsh Just landed. while Mr.. Roth
proceeded to his hotel with his big cod TO
present II to the culinary department Of
the establishment.
Strange TO say the Ash was refused.
Had II been a haddock II would be well
come. bu; cod had no standing In the com
munity. Now, gentlemen Of the Rod and
Gun column. II was not possible for MIR.
Roth to give his cod away. and further
more. the next morning when he went to
the beach none OF the cod In his small
boat had been taken by those natives and
loungers who had been invited TO do so.
The Ash were nnally dumped overboa I'd.
II would appear tina, In this locality nsh.
particularly cod. were at a discount.
Just imagine what would happen II the
Evelyn or IN. Giralda or some of that neet
should turn loose a full boat load Of an
glers on a fishing ground like this. and n
Their. was not a certain "Syl' 10 show up
the g~lu,tony OF a certain species Of fisher
men-good night
The Martin boys or whoever should
chance to be the captain would have their
work cut out for them to keep their ship
from laundering. From reports the Sleeps
head boats appear 10 be doing very nicely
a. that. thank you. ! hope shortly TO be
with them.
THE MAN WITH II -ALABAsH.
New York, Dec. 20