The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1914, Page 10

Warner-Quinian Asphalt Company until 4 o'clock Thuraday afternoon to prove his charges that John Ay Hennersy and others in tho Sulzer pS eh ean a Hi TIME LIMIT SET State contracts. This determination was announced to-day by Mr. Osborne at a five-min- ute session of the persons interested in the Council Chamber in the “ity Hall. Mr. Honnessy was thero and had a fow things to say to Mr. Rubino fee) BYASPHALTTRUST Oshome Gives Warner-Quin- Commissioner firat suggested to Mr. lan Interests Until Thurs- |Rubino that he caretully read over hia charges and eliminate from them day, and Hennessy Protests, |the things he could not prove, and then on Thursday afternoon appear and state how he intended proving | the things remaining. RUBINO NAMES WITNESSES HE WILL CALL. ‘This was satisfactory to Mr. Rubino, who sald ho intended calling as wit- nesses George H. McGuire, A. 8. Chamberlain, sales agent for a num. ber of asphalt companies, Arthur James W. Osborne, Gov. Glynn's} ‘special investigator of graft, to-day | \eave Henry Rubino, counsel for the ————— Hair Grew 4 Inches in a Few Weeks A.St. Louls Lady Increased the! Barber Company, and Paul McCloud, ib of Her Haire Four of Five | Chief Engineer of the Highways De- sTaches in a Few Weeks With Thie | partment. Senple Home Remedy, But tt was not satisfactory to Mr, = Hennessy and he was un bis fect in A well-known St. Lovis lady, after | an instant. using a simple recipe on ber hait which| ‘These poople,” ho said, sweeping she mixed ade the following |an arm toward Mr. Rubino and C, M. sy toh Warner, President of the Warner- ve is a Hatt a Centary in Business Don’t Let Vanity Stand in the Way of Good Eyesight ‘Thursday of any year,” “But I only want the things which ? home: of II box of Som. | Mi 4 Penna tod ‘Gon. of gircerines Apply ta] Simunated from the. Investigation, the Corel a fiance, bi py fod "I don't want anything eliminated,” ; on moter the growth of the hair, but re. | eennenty moves if, scalp hi vents the hair from falli pursued, ‘ell, what I mean is, that by jumors and pre-|‘Thuraday they must withdraw or 6 out. rove the charges,” Mr, Osborne ex- i pss “Thi ohan't bn ol Heh ey shan't withdraw, eithe ingredients can be obtatned from any; Hennessy wont on. “If they d opore at very little cost and mixed | prove here I'l] make them prove else. ‘at .-—Advt. where, that's all there is to tt.” yes si yy , — Z men of every walk in ; life stick to nn aes Be i F Ht HE go 7 JACOB RUPPERTS \ ‘The Beer That Satisfies For eaale by all llcensed dealere Map of Greater New York FREE fase aes s De eee ioe peat Wah ae kt ot eee ewes _ oe fork. J juppert H adminiatration were In a plot to give \ preferencé to the Harber Asphalt Paving Company in the matter of Rubino feels he cangot prove | | variot: | Leigh camo down from th Value $125 |the rabbit that scampers. through) the theatre to ‘dance sensational int, $ | your dreama! All you have to do is| The latest step, it would seem, Description: George MacFarlane as Gustave | Girl,” which anticipates the cabaret bonged ei el In other | Peareon wore green hair as though it words, you may get what the gode| worla nd rey jnetural, thing in the $ od oy ise elley ai ma- or the head waiter has in store for bk to the beauty ot a production | ‘ Clier o * you without lows of sleep or diges- Was nothing if not pulchritudin-| GEO, BORGFELDT & CO tion, Away with the chafing dish and | 0U®., Incidentally, Oy-Ra and Dorma waw YORK CHICAGO y by several hours, 1 . va | Like Thieves in the Night Te RIC) Sac % “Midnight Girl,” With Another Dawn, \i¥ A Musical Sunburst F\ BY CHARLES DARNTON. NOWS may coine and snows may go while the Weather Man writes hin! ¥ S dally reports with an icicle, but no matter how bad the going in under- | foot the town doen manage to toddle along. So far as the clock goes, Mighty old New York scts its own time, Take for example, “The Midnight/their way to a new field with a | affect the general ith, | AT NIGHT. and they do their work } extremely well, as any bart oma However, as with every other men- ace, there is a safeguard— Une it before retiringand yout mouthis “BURGLAR PROOF.” rales money to pay violence that is all their own. Margie chest while ho maintains a strict! Girt” keep you up. Greatest Bargain ——————————ES i Come Three Electric Hearing aids will make you EA Free Demonstration DAILY From 9 to § Ce ase int Meshased ida aa cas ani era Phone attachment, ; Treat restored to Sold at the Price ot One TEETH! Batural condition, Kxtraction on Monthly Payments. | githous 3 wet I. Margaret Romaine as Helen. boyr 63 West to settle down at the Forty-fourth ; ae oe Special I. of the Street Theatre and lot musical com- fo os, og wy aay finest edy take its course. sret, Sable, As a matter of fact, “The Midnight Girl" took time by the forelock of the indy who wore green hatr yerterday afternoon and started the more or less French ball rolling, just to show, perhaps, that George Washington was road. sonal cover thoug! y ina Farlane alive da; the audience. not right in being the first to give his children a holiday, ‘There were some red-white-and- blue costumes taken from the French that were really worth a Continental, and with them came music by Jean Briquet that kept “The Midnight Girt” on the double-quick and the au- dience in step with a musical play of | the first rank. Here you have the keynote of the whole performance. Managers may say what they like about finding music around the first corner they turn, but it's musie that makes the play go when the orchen- tra leader is on his feet the greater part of the time. And in this instance 00d music and good voices make a happy combination. Not one of the enlivening aira is laid in the dust of @ voice that has been ton long on the For one, Miss Margaret Romaine fs as freah as a walnd in June. She ie a real “find.” It ie not too much to.eay that “The Midnight Girl,” with another Dawn, is a musical sunburst, since it happens that the “girl” is a epeak and sing for heraclf, while per- ahe may never fear to find | very far removed from the, of a magazine that glorifies | beauty as it is phot from | Gay to day. To be quite newcomer, who the next, is more than weloome. She | has @ freah, clear voice that is not Ye without training, and it ts only when Ke Day she whoops it up that you your- . dy uch of a good ag Occasionally it betrays a quality; but this is so common @ fault in musical comedy that for- giveness follows as a matter Miss Romaine would rain herself when ahe feels the be hailed as a singer ai ene. To me, shouting never means music, aware that n= h Fam full moments, he scored his as @ singer from firet to last. And after all, per! he couldn't see an: role that gave him a he atart. ly. Funny as he promised to be in the beginning, there was a bit too much of Paul Ker as an operatic waiter, Edouard Durand displayed real capability as the proprietor of a restaurant, and Teddy Webb brought back curiously mixed recollections 1 lost or teent drtetee ote © verticed in The World will be Weted of The World's Inferme- tien Bareae, Puliteer Arends, Park Rew, W Uptown Office, merthweet cage ner 80th Ot. and Broadway; Feat, Sowa id a | hed frank, this | ere it and lear’ soe \aweonine | — 7 + WwW = € of | i Watretenaals tee yeater- afternoon. Yet, aside from this common failing, both n= Gidly, Their duets wore a ight to a Mr, MacFar- fun eye (new MAY ist We are compelled to vacate the lofts ADJOINING OUR MAIN BUILDING, which makes it necessary for us to condense our enormous stock without delay. 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