The sun., 1919-03-08

anE1tT9 SOLUTION OF IcKmhn w ar r iect
The surrendered German U-boats. the
once dreaded terrors Of the sea. are oner-
ing a puzzle to the Peace Conference now
in session In Paris. WIZ they be sunk or
divided among the Allies?-New York Eve
ming Journal.
No puszle at all. Here is the solution
Bring them over here. load Thorn with
rocks and sink them OF tho Jersey and
Long Island coast. creating new nshins
grounds G. SUM Ehptr.
1863 Fifty sixth street.
Brooklyn. March s.
Fishing Week Ends Make Life Cheerlcr.
What has become OF the FOUNDER fisher
men. the boys who or. are Wiling I 10 ,o INK
against head wind for tho sport the
good old natnsh gave them7
Some old timer they call ne ,,, ana ns.ei
uary and February as they are biting now
and many times In March I've seen them
biting slower:
aay after sunday and pull them in TIL J
have enough for the week the thoue.n,,
often strikes me, oh where are inc 10Y
wake up, e.;ins type all week seems
great deal easier when think OF shose e
nGunders on SATURDAY. pf III S NMSERsoS S
81 "' Bayside place. Hamm'l Rockaway
March 8.
FOUNDER I'm Goose Creek.
In taking about founders yesterday
charlie. Soehrsn OF Goose Creek said
the nat nsh were coming pretty E ZOO
Tain came ashore day or two ago with
eighty-eght. They got them In tho Gran, AZ,
and fished only part OF the afternoon ne
next morning Henry Kleine bassea twen
ty-fve These were taken right In 'front.'
of Soehren's iloat. -.
Mrs KoeniE had catch of thirty 900
with many good sized ones among them
charlie Noehren had n good mess. Win =
pound and half founder the heAviest
ash. II the fne weather holds the nonnoer
fishing should be at It's best on SUNNY
according 10 Mr.. Noehren
Long Island Casters at Van Nest.
Tho Long Island Casting Club win con
tinue It's season prize casting to-morrow ~
2 p. NJ. through the courtesy OF me -"
York Casting Club on the grounds OF the
latter at Van Nest.
Fishes OF Now York Identified Easily.
How many nsh do you know at sight
kept busy answering the pnSii's Gue sats;
anglers can tel The names OF al o .he p n:
uraiist himself often has to take his eaten
70 a musAss.( idsssk It,
for every cry, layman to Identify his catches
and the public to know what they are
looking at in the fish markets. the Amer
a guide This is handbook series :, en-;
"itied "Fishes Of New York and Nicinty,"
NV John Treadwell Nichols. with an intro
ductlon by william X. Gregory,
sale al the museum bulletin stands on
every floor. Nichols lists 2+7 species OF
SAT- and fresh water nsh within a ATTY mile
radius of City Hall. II cuts o. fishes
the identity OF which Is often puzzling ia
the angler. The preface 10 this handy
pamphlet OF 100 pages catches me Per
! hans Il will you. II was written by the
| director OF the museum, a crafty angler
himself DR.. F. A. Lucas :,
| stops to reflect that the hsh he Is landing
or hopes TO lands by way of being a
very distant relative. The chances are
! that he Is quite ignorant OF the fact or, Il
! aware Of II, he has other and more i'm
portant business in hand. He may, how
ever. like to know tho name OF some
! strange fish he catches or possibly may
! wonder wherein Ash diners from Other
| animals, and--whkt Is nsh anyhow
| There are many others who arc intsr.s a.
| in rh and who would like to know some
| thing about those TO he found here or here,
! about, and how to set about finding tbs
| name ~ some unusual nsh. So Mr.. Sichol.
| in this vicinity, has given complete ls
: OF those that have been taken In the
| waters from Rockaway even to Yonker,
and has provided key TO the puzzle o.
| the characters that distinguish rsf
| from other bAckboned creatures and o.
! the curious adaptations OF structure tina
| have enabled fish to live In water fol
! millions OF years past" W. II. b.
! Kew York. March s.
founders ami Tomrods q. Hook Creek
Mrs. George Scheller OF Hook creek. ia
| maica Bay, reports that anglers are TAX
ing large messes Of founders and tomcod
/ from the waters OF Hook Creek.
| Last month through tho courtesy Of Mr.
waters superintendent OF the Cold sprini
hatchery, the Conservation Com mission CAV