The Washington times., 1925-10-31

piscatOrs function throughout the
The Honorable Herbert Hoover
also a member and booster Of the
fraternity, as well as his arm OF
the Government, can be relied upon
to do their part In the big educa-
ticnal and entertaining movement
The initial event Of the anglers
will be he d on the evening Of Wed.
nesday. November 4, at o'clock,
In the auditorium OF the Interior
Department, Eighteenth and
streets northwest and admission
win be absolutely free. Ladies are
invited as the evenings
program II Of a most interesting
nature.
Motion pictures, depicting the
life Of such famous fish clans as
trout, bass and salmon will be fully
as they are shown, Ivy
Mr.. Leech, chief fish culturist, Of
the Bureau Of Fisheries.
The siIveFy sheet win also show
several reels Of tl1rillers, such as
never before exhibited i'm this city.
The writer has been told that
the action pictures win make 4
true son Of the open stand up
and shout directions as to how
the fish should be bOated. This
alone should be . big induceiment
for any angler to come and see.
AL Foss, Of pork rfnd fame,
whose pictures on bass fishing ~
Florida made such a hit in Wash
fngton q few years ago, says the
secret of success in making n1o-ton
pictures that cause anglers 70
iump from their seats and shout,
Hold him, Newt Throw the hook
into him. etc, lies in the founda-
ton. First the angler should have
no knowledge of the picture game.
the photographer should
be entirely ignorant OF the pastims.
This combination spells success AMI
thrilling pictures"
Whether this secret was used IN
shooting the coming pictures IS a
question that will be left entirely
to your own judgment, but It is
a safe wager that you VIII say
The best pictures ever.
Ed Kemper, one of the nationai
directors of the Izaak Walton
league of America and 9 founder
II the local chapter, VIII give a
,rief talk on what the league Is
ioing for you and yours to per-
petuate the age-old art OF angling.
Dorothy Wilson HaIbach, con-
traltO, whose voice is regular
" heard over the radio with the
CrandaII Saturday Nighters, ana
who only recently won the Fed
GRAFTON Of Music Clubs contest
held i'm this city, will render sew
eral selections She viii be nc
cOImpanied at the piano BY
Frances Lloyd Daley.
The association has extended an
invitation to the boy scouts ana
/ is expected that a goodly num-
Der will be in attendance. Jonn
). Cole, g. prime factor In the
Jcout movement In this city, VIII
10 In charge Of the young men, VINO
nave volunteered to do their pAl
Ind act as ushers.
other surprise features VIII De
brought into play, but just what
hey are at the present writing
his column Is unable to say.
Admission will be by card only,
which NAV be procured from any
# the leading sporting <.F oous
houses or from any member at, the
This CO. umn VIII also
,e pleased to furnish the required
,asteboard. Simply drop q line
are Of r. A. Angler, or phone
lain $3.50.
The officers and committeeman
under whose direction the COM
Ing events will be staged COM
prise C. A. Burnlister, president;
r. e. Mckinney, vice president;
F. ID. Barstow, treasurer; y. A.
Wilson, secretary; H. /. Medic.
entertainment commit"
tee: Frank ID. SimOnds, L. ..
lands, III. w. Gillett, f. II.
Neitzey, and, John s. Cole.
The last big fishing excursion
f the year will be held by he
'otonlac Anglers Association, Chap
err of the Izaak Walton League
E America, on Sunday, November
/, at Herald Harbor on the Severn.
he outing will be under the per-
ona, direction of Cloyd Gill, or
he Herald Harbor Company, who
vill blaze the trail for the anglers
YER the beautiful Defense Highway,
which will be open, on the coming
ate, The new thoroughfare will
ring the resort within striking
distance of the Nations Capital,
eing an easy twenty.seven'mtle
rive.
Pike, rock and big yellow or
ing perch are now in abundance
A the waters adjacent to Herald
Iarbor and according to reports
rom anglers recently visiting the
riny waters, some Of the best
atches Of the year have been +,
AIKEN on both live and artificial
ats.
Valuable prizes, donated by Mr.. |
|aker, Of the Herald Harbor Com !
any, will be awarded anglers land |
lg the largest rock and pike on |
ne gala event, that marks the /
losing OF the outdoor activities by
Nc association.
The following letter, from the
of the Potomac Anglers
Is self explanatory
and only goes to show what this
Is doing in the way
Of furthering the advancement Ut
the art Of angling. so that IL
may carry on In the generations
to come. 4
October 81, 1926.
Ir. G. Logan Payne, Publisher,
he Washington Times,