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I , PROVIDENCE R I June 4—-H0\\ edpiigiaefiié éyxessup. . l Secretary and Tmmr-‘Ch‘fles art school at Yale Batman! with I. II
‘ Mrs!nla oymennen profited by the V‘cepres‘dentfiJuna T Hotchkmfi H Koch. highest honors, and will make 3 {up and return in only a few; seconds less when the yachts crossed the line The Who
: nlgcovery thaI greeu- glued oysters, Secretary and meflhafles- Assistant Secretary and Treasurer to Europe at the em of the uni- than the six hours required to make a shortly after 11 o'clock bom be“, m “13“ will sail n,
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lose were idemmal with the famous Assistant Secretary and Treasurer! The following directors .were also work durum his college com Young . Three Mile; Altem. ward mark both yachts took wide , a
money green oysters. which are —-Mrs. Gertrude H. Heyn. “0593' m 3 Km W C- 393' Cullen is a. sculptor or rare talent and When Rewmte “"9th “mu!” aft- sweeps away from the course and in. .11“
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13- one or the interesting facts disclos- chosen “r C Jessup, Julia S Hotch- kiss and Gertrude H. Heyn. . students and professors in , N I
' ed‘by Professor Philip H Mitchell, 0! d "parts ,.= an", .
. Brown (inirclsity, in an informal re. “gs' Gertrude H Heyn an Chas. F —-']'lle Boat Salesman—A Won‘t All. 4 “‘3‘ ,,. tr).
I, «mine of his researches in oyster cul-i _ 1 T 7, '3:
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lure.
In athe joint effort of the Federal
a of Fisheries and the Rhode
" Island State Shel .fish Commission to
~ determine the causes or a decline org
t the oyster industry and to devise rem- 7.
bdiosfithe aid of Brown Unilersily wasi
2, Bought Professol Mitchell has- been
-. observing the oysters of Narragansett
Bay for live 3',ears portly while be:
m; serving as direczor of the Peder-I
_ , n1 Fisheries Biological Station. at.-
Woods Hole, Mass. The explanation!
of “green gill" in 03' stels was one of
the things which he sought and found.
“Practically no pan of the animal,"
said l’ml‘essor Mitchezl. “except the
gills, shows any unusual color, and
this is a pale greenish gra3 The con-I
dition seldom appears in American
oysters. Occasionally. however, spo—
radio outbursts. lasting one or" two
seasons. appear among the Virginia
oysters. .They correspond exactly to
the descriptions of the famous green
oysters of Morronnes. on the coast of
ance. 1 was able to show that they
are exec-ll) the same thing and pro.
duced in 11: e same way. .
V‘Wh9n it was shown during the re-‘
cent outbreak of gleen gill, in Vir-
ginla‘,lllmt they were of the genuine
Mnrrennes type, what previously had . ,7 .
been a loss to oystermen. became an_ . 7 ~
asset, and green gills from the Vlr~f
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gim'a beds were sold to leading hotels
Behind §Bethlehem Performance
in New York and Washington,‘ sald
Professor Mitchell
He explained that all oysters feed
11w Bethlehem Factory Organization from the Preddenldm known
that its dutyis not completed when n truck I: delivered. Bethlehem
Performance [an established new Motor Truck Sand-rd: in every in-A
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The Daft’s Catch to Fry!
Home and Hungry! That‘s the time you don’t want
to wait while a cooking fire is started. You want the
frying pan sizzling or a piping hot oven to make quick
biscuits.
The\ I cw Perfection Oil Cook Stove is always ready
for cooking—«m the instant It drives an intense
heat directly against the cooking utensil the manta
the burner to lit. This 13 because the long, blue chimney
concentrate: all the heat and assures perfect combustion.
This same long, blue chimney furnishes enough draft to
burn up every single drop of oil. Perfect combustion
means fuel economy. Then, too, the New Perfection
Oil Cook Stove eliminates the waste of fuel necessitated
by keeping a fire burning when you are not cooking.
3, 000 000 to daily use—that Is the best recommendation
on. microscopic plants called diatoms,
and when a certain species of diatom
is abundant in the water the oysters?
allsmb its pecu inr and characteristic?
' pigment and slow it sum in the gills i
which shes them their gIcenish tint.‘
Such 035mm he described as “extIaI
fat 'Inrl 3ery' lusrious.” l
AnotheI pmblem attacked ~one theé
cause of a bluish green color some- 5
times seen m enters nus was; 1 4""7- WWW “I" Wu” *mlh‘h‘k‘h'to uhfl'te for the New Perfection. It comes In onetofourburner
found to be due to the presence of . Bethlehem P0136? of utmost Rectory W250i. Deal- sizes. Soldb dealers everywhere
can)“. which oysters absorb from] er 'n customers are notified custom Buy Satay—Bum. y '
sea water. Professor Mitchell saldi §f Ton Charis 2! Ton M: For your further convenience, the New Pam
that amounts or‘ copper small enoughl ‘1‘ Ton Chcuis 3! To: Quail Waltl‘ Heater. Hot running water at low cost. Ali
to escape detection were not danger; your dealer.
OUR to health. and that discolored oys-l BETHLEHEM MOTORS CORPORATION
ten. newr were IIIaIkech until after! Allentown Penmylv.ni. .
. STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
they had been llansplanted to a re-
~ glon where llIe3 could slowly (rce'
melnselves from the copper “If any:
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