Evening journal., 1920-08-13
BUSINESS men
ON BILLOWY BAY
Commodore Souder Off To-
day With Jolly Amateur
Fishermen
FRIDAY THE 18TH
NO JINX TO THEM

Defyine the iinx uf Friday the 18Th,
the Business Mems Fishing Club left
here on the 1920 o'clock train this
morning over the Pennsylvania Rail
road for their annual trip down the
Chesapeake Bay An advance guard
composed of Clifford NJ. Stehe, Eli
wood Souder. Jr., Finley Scott and
John A. Chapman went down last eve
ning 10 complete arrangements, 50
that everything is in readiness-para,
prehnaha and provisions on board and
plan to have dinner on board tonight,
fully expecting to sail into pangler
Sound and catch flsh enough Tor nrst
breakfast on board. The sending OF
the advance guard was intended most
particularly 70 prevent a repetition or
the troubles OF last year when on
account OF the equipment not reaching
the boat In lime, the party was oom-
PEELED to sleep the first night on the
soft side OF the main deck. WIN
naught but their arms for pillows
No definite plans have been decided
upon as 10 Just where, on the banks
OF the Chesapeake. stops viii be
made by the party, hut most likely
Yorktown. Va, Old Point and Nor
folk, Va, will be their destination
Most Of the time, however, VIII DC
UI|UI IU NnInUk NiAl MtAAAhc
1t is a source Of regret among tht
members that some of the most en-
thuslastic who have participated N
former trips could not go this year
Among them are William c. Bryan
vice-commodore Of the club; Canb,
C. Afammeie. special ofilOer OF th'
club; also the Rotarian officer whS
arrested Cornsy Garretson for speed
ing on fhe trip OF The Rotary CLUB q
the Boy scout Camp. lie viii b'
missed. William r. Holland, musica
director Of the club, also has some
thing on hand preventing. his going
The "Nictrola" goes Just the same,
Or. Paul r. Smith at the last min
ute found his affairs prevented hl
going and everybody Is Wonderin'
what will become Of the sick wh'
have been so miracuiously treated
and cured by him during the past rev
Or. William f. Harris didn't repor
and Or. Elwood Garrett was chosei
to mn his place. He is TO spare M
effort TO nnd a set Of teeth lost hl
one OF the members In the middle o
bay last year. The party is somewha
smaller than usual but one Of the ver,
best trips ever Is anticipated. "Bil
Nye~ the new boat is very muci
larger IMAM Inc ola noat klut ~
faln) thus giving more room for re
creation and sports on deck Thl
whole deck is made into a tent a
night-cois spread and most delight
ful sleeping Is sure TO come soone
on later to each tired fisherman.
Commodore Soudcr boasts That M
trip is a wonderful opportunity fo
business men, and says he has no
missed one in fourteen years. Neithe
has he ever felt too sick 10 do iustlc
TO every one Of three square meal
each day during that period He say
II is the greatest treat ever and
always anxious TO have his friend
participate.
Those who went this year are Ell
wood Souder Commodore; George W
Butt. Dr. Elwood Garrett, /. w. Eb,
FINLEY Scott ]. Frank Ayres, CliifOr
AZ. Stelle. John A. Chapman, A.
Krischman, Ellwood Souder, Jr., Jane
" Harbert W. S. Simpson.
The boat Will be under the care an
guidance OF one OF Chesapeake bay
most able seamen, Captain B. F. NJ,
Cready OF Crisheld, Md. assisted b
three FIRST class men, The chef an
waiter went down yesterday with N
advance guard.