The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-30

near future.
Something should be done to
bring such senseless anglers to
realize that they are destroying
the sport for themselves as well
AZ for the generations that are to
follow.
Should they be branded "outlaws''
and pointed out as waSters2" ]
should say, no: but ~ q remedy !
would suggest that q lecture on
real sportsmanship be delivered to
them 50 they may see their short
comings.
Q.-Let me know how to reach
"Cedarhurst on the Bay" where
such fine catches OF fish are being
made. HI. H. w.
A.-To reach the popular fishing
grounds take the Annapolis and
Shady Side road. Turn off at the
Old Tea House. ten miles beyond
Marlboro, and follow the Cedar.
hurst signs. For fishing accom-
modations address either Capt.
Frank Wilde or Capt. r. e. Lee.
The Typothetae Of Washington
are ON their annual outing today
at Benedict, Md. The caravan
got under way ut 1890 this morn
ing from I'm front Of the Botanic
Gardens.
While all sorts of athletic events
are scheduled for the printers and
supply men, the main feature Of
the program will be the fishing
contest
''Looie'' Thayer, in charge Of the
anglers. has laid down some rigid
rules governing the big attraction,
which are as follows:
Bait-Shrimp, soft shell crabs
and blood worms will be the accept
ed bait, but regular bait will be
used and carried on the hip, az in
years past. A handsome first prize
was captured last year with bait
known as Gavin" supplemented
with a two-dollar bill.
Observers--Each boat shall carry
an observer, whose duty 1t shall
be to see that everyone gets a
square deal. This official shall be
a man of high standing and un
questioned integrity and a member
of the Typothetae. If a sufficient
number of men of this type cannot
be found in the organization, ther
the citizenship OF Benedict shall
be canvassed and the proper per
sons selected. Previous experience
in manufacturing, transporting OF
bootlegging will count 98% in the
selection OF this official.
Sinkefs, etc.-The placing of sink
ers, monkey wrenches or junk OF
any kind in the stomach Of a fish
In order to increase its weight il
not considered good form this year
Previous performances Of this kind
on other outings Of the Typothetae
do not Justify it's continuance.
The committee includes: WIZ
liam N. Schaefer, chairman; VIII
Dunn, vice chairman; Dan v.
Chisholm, Charles F. Crane, j.
Harry Cunningham, Karl v. Elk
er, Lee Eynon, Oscar Fauth,
Frank p. Howard. e. w. Hugue-
", j. c. Jenkins, George b. Ken
needy, s. Percy OliveH Franc e.
Sherry, Harry Stanford, H. C. C.
and Carroll C. Ross.
George Clarke, p. Shaffer, Police.
man Moore, L. F. Perron, and
Ollie Atlas landed thirty-five hard.
heads at Shady Side Thursday
The anglers were denied a full
days fishing owing to the heavy
storm that broke early in the
afternoon. Policeman Moore, a be-
ginner at the pastime, landed the
biggest fish Of the day.
The brothers, "Sid" and ''Wit"
Leech, Of the bathing beach, nine
members Of the life guard crew
and a party Of five friends, which
included Major Lipsop, visited Cap.
tain Herbert's last Tuesday to, try
their hand at angling. The anglers
started from Kopel's Point and
fished near Blackistone's Island.
They caught eighty-five hardheads
and two trout.
Virginia fishing licenses for
1929 expire after sunset today.
If you have not already procured
q 1923-24 nonresident license, do
so Immediately; that il, Of course,
II you intend angling in the Old
Dominion State. For the con-
venience of local anglers, licenses
may now be had at the Atlas
Sporting Goods Store, 027 ID street
northwest.
Oftimes, during the vacation
period, the angler finds himself
with more fish that he can con-
sumo. The question arises, what
can I do to save them? The an
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