The Washington times., 1923-09-01

ton to T. B. to Waldorf to Hughes
vile, east to Benedict.
Leonardtown. Md.--56 niIes-4bv
automobile Pennsylvania avenue 70
Eleventh street southeast then to
Anacostia to Camp Spring 70 Clin.
ton to T. B. to Waldorf southern
to HughesviIle. south to MecbaiacF
vile, south to Morganza. south 20
Leonardtown.
Rock POint--56 miles-By auto
mObile-PensyIvania avenue 30
Eleventh street southeast TO Ana
costa to Camp Spring TO Clinton
to 4. B. to Waldorf to In Plata
continue south first turn to right;
Chapel Point second turn to right
south to Rock Point.
Deep Cove. Md.---S4 miles-The
nearest fishing ground on salt
water Can be reached by taking
the Annapolis and Shady Side road.
Turn off at the old Tea House. ten
miles lsvond Marlboro and foliew
the Deep Cove signs. All aCcOmnO-
datinns provided for fishermen.
Boats for hire, $1.25 person for
party Of four or more. Capt WI
liam Rogers il always on grounds
with boats. p. O. address. Church
ton. Md.
River. Springs. MIDI miles BY
automobile -Pennsylvania avenue to
Eleventh street southeast 70 Ana
costa to Camp Spring to Clinton
to T. B. to Waldorf southeast to
Hughesville, south to Mechanics
vile. south to Morganza, turn to
right to, River Springs.
mObiIe-Pennsylvania avenue to
/ to Eleventh street sOEthea8t to
AnacOstia to Camp Spring W
Clinton to II. B. to Waldorf. south
east to Hughesville. south to Me-
ehamiCsVille, south to MOrg2mza.
south to Le0nardt0wia. 8 miles
south to Piney Point signbOard.
turn to right to Piney Point.
! Point Lookout, Md. S3.2 Miles
BY omobile-Pen ave-
nue. to Eleventh street southeast 70
Anacostia to Camp Spring to Ciin.
| ton to II. b. to Waldorf southeast
to Hughesville. south to Mechanics
vile, south to Morganza. to Leon
ardtown to Great Mills to Point
/ Lookout.
Morganfown--4S rniies-By auto
Z lIlODtlC-L yINdtlAd 6yCAA0C ~
lE1eveilth street southeast to Ana
costa 10 Camp Spring to Clinton
to r. b. to Waldorf TO La Plata.
continue south first turn TO right:
Chapel Point second turn to right,
south TO Wayside, turn right to
Morgantown.
Dick Peed had a successful uas
the past week above TraInmI S. afi
quesI of the black tignters, landing
six bass one of which weighed LNp
and one-half pounds. rIe repoitst'
the river cloudy and stased that
the bass were caught on snlell, TIL
fish apparently being unable TO s.
mad toms on account of the co0di
ton of the water
The upper Potomac is in a
cloudy condition, but fishabls.
Live bait fishermen will find,
while the river is i'm its present
shape, that scale bats, smelt and
branch chubs are by for the best
lures to attract the snlallm0uthed
gamesters.
! | do not mean by this that mad
; toms are to be overlooked as bass
getters. for indeed if the angler is
fortunate enough to locate a clear
ing streak in the tideless waters
| they should be given fthe preference
over the other line bats.
| The creeks of the lower Potomac
are in excellent shape and the ang-
ler in search of bfg-mouthed bass
need not fear about water condi-
tions.
! vWInok nfR khA fnn1nva,ansN nR
! Sir IZaak Walton have upon some
/ of the saltwater fishing resorts
/! can be seen i'm the closing of the
J pOstoffice at Benedict, on the Pa
/! tuXent.
| With the height of the summer
! fishing season about over the Post
master General ordered the office to
close up shop Immediately. The
mail and money order records of
the office are to be sent to Hughes
vile. on the main pike.
According to a dispatch, Edward
A. McIlhenny, a noted sportsman
and conservationist of Avery Island,
j La, has acquired $4,000 acres of
land in Vermillion and Iberia par
ishes. Out of this it is understood
that public shooting ground coy
ering 10000 acres is to be set aside
and placed under State control. In
addition there is to be an area
twelve miles long and two miles
wide which is to be closed to NIL
shooting set aside as permanent
wild life sanctuary connecting the
Refugees now In existence.
! Louisiana conserva tion students
and lovers of wild life will recall
that McIlhenny is the man who
! twenty-eight years ago started with
eight snowy herons to make 'Biri
! City" and his success is attested to
by the fact that over 100, 900 nf
these birds are now in existen,.e "a
southern Louisiana.
| Tides for the saltwater angler
over Sunday and Labor De:r are a.
| follows:
Chesapeake Beach.
! High Tide. Low Tide
Sunday 7:07 a. m. 81 p, m.
| Monday 1851 a. m. 2:44p. m
| Annapolis.
| Sunday. ...... .H.5f q. M J4l p. IN.
Monday ........ 9:49 a. m. ABA p. m.
SOlomOns Island.
Sunday. SS8 a. m. 1888 I'm,
| Monday .,s.. 7:s2,a. m. - l:29 p. m
| Benedict.
SUNDAY. 7:4sa M lap. m
Monday -. s:SS a. m 2:S4 p. M.
Rock Point.