The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 4

<M PAMDEN TROLEY AGAIN RUNKIN TOTHE SHIPYARDS f-ars Carry Notices That Any { Destruction Means Rigorous Government Action. 1 is CAMDEN, N. J., Sept, 20.—Opera- 4 of the United States Shipping Emergency Fleet Corporation $ on the Broadway line to the of the New York Shipbuilding ration was resumed this morn- without Interference from ship~ workers who had sought by ee to force abandonment of the from the Pennsylvania Ratiroad to the New York yard and charging 7 cents fare, the Tequired for travel tn three each car hag « seating capa- eighty persons, but probably of them passed a given point "no passengers. None of the carried more than six persons je the double crews. % Each of these cars carried on the end the following statement from 0 Emergency Fleet Corporation: re “Warning.—This car is the property i” ®t the United States Shipping Board, iy destruction will be followed by us Government action.” A | Afother sign read: 2 “@bipyard car only. Pay as you iter, Seven cent fare.” ‘The freedom of these cars from at- Seek ;was partly due to a warning yesterday to the shipyards by their foremen, who told them iment secret service men had Placed in the yard and along dine of travel. MOND 1S PRESENTED | | TO MAGISTRATE LEVINE Republican Workers Honor Omit } —And Tell Him What He Can Raise on It, ER = F z a_Charlee, Rosentha MASH FIVE MORE WINDOWS, Damage Totals $4,000 Now im News ark Mystery. Five more windows were broken tn lewark stores last night. This makes eteen broken Serer ie and the at $4,000, is that “the ‘mischiet ‘waa ‘dom a of was Sg ee of the striking Piasiers the Newark Glass Company, ropractic « {] Constitutional “weak spots” are bane of the human race. Few le pase the years of maturity ithout being conscious that they ve @ “weak stomach” or a “weak ” @ “sluggish liver” or « “weak roat,” or poor circulation. Many we “weak constitutions” or are strong.” ‘| Chiropractors grant this to be the but scout the orthodox 7 whieh were disssced ormal; hence, for virtually all to which the buman belng {a P' scientific methods which have pro- Wuced beneficial results. | The “weak spot,” whatever it may i. is found to be strengthened and entually to Fy oy healthy condi when justment of the spinsl vertebrae, through the oni the af- organ pass, relieves the ressure. It is found that re- ontan of healthy control by the rves dissipates the diseased condi- n of the organ which it serves, Before consulting a Chiropractor fiways make inquiry of the Chiro- wactie Bureau of Public Informa- Address all inquiries to C. B, hocothe Evening World, New rs of Kew York and Now Jory THE EVENING WORLD, BALUBUVAY, SEPLEMBER 20, 1919. f vu PS pure- shadow of a doubt ? food value of milk. ki ue 4 wR wee cre * purity of milk. e » ‘Bond Bread and Milk “a the perfect food for growing children Here are six essential food elements which every human being must have—without which a child cannot properly grow: 1. Proteins (Tissue building food.) 2. Carbohydrates (Energy producing.) 3. Fat (Heat and energy producing.) 4 Minerals (Lime, phosphorus, salt, ete.,) which build bones and regulate bodily functions. 5. “Vitamines” (growth producers.) 6. Water. Bond Bread and milk together contain each Bond Breadisso samed because each loaf bears ci 2 ood laws re his protection IIS little life is too precious to risk with im- | pure, indigestible foods. 1 eae How can you be sure that the bread and milk your children eat, is really pure, beyond the 4 There are rigid laws to enforce the purity and ‘And at last there is a bread whose purity and nutrition are safeguarded as zealously as the Bond Bread’s pure foodlaws even stricter than gov- ernment regulations No state or city pure food law ever passed as drastic as. the self-imposed laws which govern: 1, The purity of every ingredient in Bond Bread. (Guaranteed by the Bond of the General Baking Co.) . The perfection of the process which makes every grain of wheat yield its utmost in nourishment, . The spotless sunlit cleanliness of the bakeries where Bond Bread is made, . The scrupulous care with which Bond Bread is kept untouched by human hands from the time it leaves the oven until it reaches your table, Bring him up on Bond Bread!