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FRlEDA HEMPlE AT LAST;
NEXT WEEKS OPERA BILLS,

INieda Hemple. the German color
atura soprano. whose coming has been
anticipated for several seasons and VINO
had been expected TO open the current
season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
10 actually to mako her American debut
next Friday night as the Queen In "frhe
Huguenots." Mime. Hemple. who Ia said
to be not yet thirty years Old. was
studying the plano at the Leipsic con-
suvatory when one OF her teachers dis
covered that she had a voice and under
took to train It. She was one OF the
Rhine Maidens at the Bayreuth festival
IN 1895 and was heard few times at
caEsst GaCasH y wa NV y MAa Rak
The evening world., 1912-12-21
l.srs Anderson In Corea.

SEOUL. Corea. Dec. Glars Ander-
son. the newly appointed United states
Ambassador 10 Japan. IN succession TO
Charles rage Bryan. with his wife. ar
rived here this evening, They were met
at the station by Consul-General George
II. soidmere and the stan OF the Uni
ted States Consulate snd by representa-
uvss Of Governor General Count Ter
auchi. Ambassador and Mrs. Lars An
d~rson intend TO remain here over sun
day and will then 20 10 kioto, where
hey wtu spsnd GhTistnnAs.
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Y SYLVESTER RAWLMG.
9OAR InAMMERSTENN woul

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my eor the privilege OF producins
ops N Enensn' whsm they nave de-
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ed 'nto Two year, ago. arthur
"erS'ein' scuhs TOT h's ietns'
wnne inc Iauef was IN Europe 4" ~es
.nAs sssned the Agreement oindins ooth
n.sen ana MS fstn@ % ssstAan nom
ns cp0A nee ir 'sn I ~
..ns0 sns contract eenoos % $50 o'no-
.ns' ~ ient :. 70 n'msen. ne 80.
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ns"mers'eih sueveV ~. tnas
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'as peope sho"eo oes"e 'ha' No
snou.u svs opera IN .ne VerhAeuf.r'
anu shoWeo II win sumc'ent e"pnas's'
t"o.s". nc Wu'o hna way re'
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"rs' IN t"e oe'e'op'"en' VI n's istnsf
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.ns opea'ic neio Is NOT 'he only tmns
!" "orry tne he.ropoh'ah opera Coh-
Psny' thilip Al. Lydis. chairman OF the
neutrality-suspicious. opera company
ms applied 10 the metropolitan opera
No"'pany ior ermHssion 10 s'Ve score
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have Rose Pitonof. the famous swim
mer. In aquatic feats; w, I. Abingdon
IN Honor Is satisfied" the Big City
-Four and others.
On the bill at the Colonial will be Maud
Lambert and Ernest Ball In songs.
Odlva, the samoan swimmer and diver.
and More sinned Against than Usual .
At the Aihambra viii be George Be-
ban In The sign Of the cross." lillian
shaw In songs and May ruuy IN The
Battle Cry OF Freedom"
Harmed In The can " Paris" musi-
cal review called The Lawn Party
and Eddie Leonard and Msbls Russell
IN songs.
The bill at the American Theatre will
include the Brissons, Piotti. The Grey
oyercoat." Kenny and Hollis and the
ysx NusicA heaxsA
The evening world., 1912-12-21
BELASCO HAS BAD COLD.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. q. - David
Belaseo. theatrical producer. Is III at the
81. James Hotel here. He contracted a
cold ~ the arst performance OF The
Little Devil" by Nine. Rostand. st tina
Broad Street Theatre Thursday. and has
since been eonnned TO bed.
william Elliott. Mr.. Belasco's son-in-
law, Is with the manager. a. are his
secretary. William Hard. and nurse.
II was said IN the hotel to-day that
Mr.. Belasop had a good night and hoped
TO return 20 New York tomorrow.
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three hundred will have the assistance
Of the symphony Society's orchestra.

three hundred will have the assistance
Of the symphony Society's orchestra.
The Philharmonic Society's orchestra,
under Josef Stransky. at Carnegie Han
Tomorrow afternoon. will play Tschai-
kowsky's ffth symphony. On Thursday
evening and on Friday afternoon
Tschaikowsky's 'Pathetique" symphony
will DO the principal offering. The solo
list tomorrow win be Louis Persingsr.
the American voillnist. On Thursday
and Friday Ernest Schelllng. the Ameri-
can pianist. will play.
st. Paui's Chapel IL to have q midday
hour OF carol singing on the eve of
Christmas. by the full choir. under the
direction Of Edmund jacques. organist-
choirmaster. ''Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing" and tho 'Adeste Fldelis" will be
sung on the church porch. at the Broad
way entrance. At noon.
Bach's Christmas oratorio will be sung
at the Church of the Ascension At
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. under tho
direction Of Richard Henry Warren.
Numbers Christmas oratoria "Bethle-
hem" VIII be sung NJ the oo FIRST
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
wtiliam c. Carl conducting.
The Royal italian Grand Opera Com
pany. appearing at the West End The
atre. will prevnt next week The
Merry Countess"
Samuel A. Baldwin's FREQ organ re-
,t,at ~ cha CIV Colleya to-,no rrOw Art
ernoon will be the last for three weeks.
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lands Sections Of kew
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The evening world., 1912-12-21
RUM0RED CONAN Is TO QUIT.
Broadway Hears He Win Live n
the Cosatry After Next Year.

There L. a report on Broadway that
after next season George NJ. Cohan will
retire from the stage and Ave On q
country estate. He Is negot,a sing. IL Is
said. Cor the purchase OF An exteosivs
plot % uniu,p-ovei land In Rhode island
on which ne will build a home.
4. the Conan Theatre Mr.. Conan ie-
clined TO discuss the matter. Hts father
Jerry J. cohan. said that he hadn't
heard OF the plans
The evening world., 1912-12-21
SCOUTS FAINT Ar A DRILL.
Of Hall So sliding that
rsur Scy: FAN.

Seven hundred American BOY Scouts
from Manhattan. the Bronx and White
Stone. l. l.. gathered last night In
Columbia Hall. Jersey City. for . dr,il
and review by Gen. Edwin A. McAipin.
The hall was packed. and 80 poor was
the ventilation that soon the boys were
In dAtrsss.
After ave minutes drill enc boy fsii
unconscious. Three Others dropped
within . couple OF minutes more They
we're carried to an adjoining room.
where Col. Brinkerhor. who Is a physi-
clan. revived them. They were not per-
United to take further part In the drlil.
Vincent kiniey OF Jersey city receive cd
q gold medal for bravery. Several
months ago no saved several small boys
from being run down by a truck. rts king
hts own lifs In doing DO.
The evening world., 1912-12-21
Oscars Son
Would Like to
Produce Opera
Arthur Ham n, erstein
Thinks Contract He
Signed With MstyopoH.
tan Opera Company
Not Binding Because
He Got No Considsra.
tion and 10 Likely to
Take Action,

Philadslphia.Chic aso
Opera Company Also
Wants Formulation to
Enter the New York
Field Run,ors That
Metropolitan 10 Con.
sidsvins the Building Of
q House for Opera in
the veynaculay.
The evening world., 1912-12-21

Az lvesto one
ooscerxtaS 80.
sS0ws ead ssessTt
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tresse1' - ths
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an h. oototNo2
The evening world., 1912-12-21
FIAT DWELLSRS Sxxx
ALL-fEAR no stES ~
Rural BUNGALOWS.

"~s~ss~s are sVsfftes swso9 wfSeer
s~". s,w-~- ~ N. ~soavs. nsslf~rs
~ Ell s-ssi~ss fsesrs en- an,s~.s.I hoit-
s~y ss"sod rh- s,r,@,w~~ ere a--
sas~sf. &c . rule. Zoe sii-ysss ecci-
psrrr AZ th~y srs eonp.rstiveiy
snail ,hsr ere Easy IN h-at Aaf msks
eesy, cny AL d~-,isrs have bean the
r~ssevsi sut~s dssins ,As wssh.
Most Of shsm pas q smAa amount IN
can ard -sn contracts 10 Pay me sai-
sses 81 r~ssa.s Intervals. uss rent
CITY real ssssts nsu oonolain e msrs
vacant sc~rva~ats thsr ever this win
'ev." s>sS 7. u. Acasrssa to-day. Pam
iliss are leaving the crowded ssctions
foe subarhsa homss which sasy can buy
on snst>im~nss rhsrs 10 Q seruns
yssrnins for plenty OF room. light. air
Yards.
Two more kfnko houses IN - ~
group on Brooklyn avenue ct o. yoAn's
place. Rrookiyn. are under nagoeias,on.
the buyers TO occupy them. some Il the
houses have TarAxes In the rear. eun-
Meeting with private driveway.
Franz A. eeAver soId s.xsy-ev> Ia,
-. Wv DysTf IrA8u8 s<ttlJu Oh 0rO0A-
lyn Yesterday on Eixhty-foursh and
Eishty-nfth streets. TweIfth and mir
tssnth avenues. for u. W. vourhisa
Long fdAnd operators look for Q vfds.
entivs mArket A. the result Of sno lase
yeArs dsvsiopments These incbnde a
general Improvement IN FafiroaA ~
trolley service. start Of voek = n
dual subway system, eiecsriAcnf1aa q
north shore division on Leog Island
Railroad. running Of trolley cars acroO
Manhattan Bridge. start Of vsrk in
New YORK Connecting Railroad safntno-
ton OF grade crossings In Queens. com
plet'on Of many miles Of highway With
more under way. consolidation Of usht-
ing companies to gfve better service and
gas for cooking IN south shore homes.
great projects for Jamaica Bay and
other vatervaya
Gov. ELECT Sulser, Compcroller Prsndar-
CAST. Borough President Connolly Of
Queens and Prblbc Service Cuum aseon-
er Williams have promised to spsak At
the eighth annual banquet u the Raj
Estate Exchange Of Long Island On
Jan. Is IN the Hotel Mc-Alutn.
Site buyers n Brtghevxsera 7. I.
this week were May A Gillespie. Car
rte q Fuller. Eva 3. v,nson. Mary Z. 4
Emory, Anna Gratze. william II. D. \
North. George ". Wood. EzA A. Axpr. /
Queens Land q Title ccrpany sssd'
eleven plots At MassapeauA L Z. 10
day. Plans for nearly a score rcrs N
treproot sruc>o dwellings Are u,S<r
way. They Are to be finished late IN
,he sprins.
Louis schiestnge- IN Newa-k sold Tn
scres with residence. garage a-d OUT
buildings on Egeere HI Mor-seovu. 4
'o-day for Amanda J. Whitney to y. I
W. Eaton.
Metrchen Realty & Improvement Com
,any completed plans to-day for open-
NJ another big home section NJ Ne
,uchen. n. J. II Is on the line Of the
new express trolley from New rcrk 10 II
Philadelphia Tue company VII en-
arys Bcyrcon Beach Heighs a,so n
he spring.
The evening world., 1912-12-21
KITTY chEATHAM's XMAS
MATINEE NEXT FRIDAY.

KITTY Cheatham's annual holiday mat
inee will take place at the Lyceum
Theatre next Friday. She has arranged
a programme which viii contain four
teen rev songs and stories that are
likely to appeal not only to young peo-
pie but to children OF larger growth. a.
her songs and stories always do. Miss
Cheatham will present Maurice Ravsi's
setting OF Hop o. My Thumb" IN pam
tomime. and she will tell some of her
choicest negro stoi4es. II she doesn't
throw In Tor good measure some OF the
old favosites. there surely Will be
trouble.
The Messiah" II TO get its two an
nuAl Christmas presentations at Carne-
gle Hall on Thursday afternoon and
Friday evening. under the direction Of
the new conductor. Louis Koemmenich.
The soiolsts win be Corinne Rider-Kel-
sey. Christine Miller. Reed Miller and
XRhsst WiiAsssRsaV. The saekss ss
The evening world., 1912-12-21

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HELP WANTED-MAlE.

WANTED foe L. > Amy, able ea.lsd u.zaH,.
ned aen ose~~sa Asss d Is and u; eitissns u
rnitsd >tstss or nsn sho have decAeed thar m
senrvra,r haeisA sAo oxa speAk. rad and vrirs
TIE Enslsh lAa<a2sA fx lasssnAsbSa ss,ls IL
Rscrntlus Oftieer. 70 81 az, rs9 s.a A. Mo-
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Nontsonsry a.. JsSsy CITY. n, j.. @ sa ~
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The evening world., 1912-12-21

Samuel A. Baldwin's FREQ organ re-
cital at the City College tomorrow Art
ernoon will be the last for three weeks
The evening world., 1912-12-21

Franz A. seAver sold stxsy-evD issu
IN the Dyksr Heights section Of Broox-
lyn Yesterday on Elxhty-foursh and
Eishty-nfth streeta Twelfth and Tnir-
tssnth avenues. for y. W. vourhfsa
The evening world., 1912-12-21

Gov. ELECT Sulzer. Compcrollef Prsnaar,
CAST. Borough President Connolly u
Queens and Prblbc Service Cuum.sseon-
er Williams have promised to apsak a
the eighth annual banquet oc the Rsal
Estate Exchange Of Long Island On
Jan Is sn the Hotel McAlvan.
The evening world., 1912-12-21

The Royal italian Grand Opera Com
pany. appearing at the West End The
stre. will prevnt next week The
Merry Countess.
The evening world., 1912-12-21

At Hammerstein's Will be Ching Lang
Foo, Lillian Lorraine. Belle Blanche,
Laddie Clir and others.
The bill at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre viii include '~f.hs DruuiA OF
Dude" Carroll and Frsds. Bert Mel
rose and tho Musical Johnstons Al the
Twenty third street Theatre Morrislnfs
SOCIETY Circus Will be the man feature,
Tatc's Motoring with head the bill at
the Fqfty-righth Street Theatre At tho
one Hun lrrd and rwenty-fitth street
Theatre the leading attraction VIII be
Homer Mles Players IN 'on side
street"
Ks.ths lutaa square IhsAus WV
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next three months Phone or send IN
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS-To sell or,, C!NNPAIcsN RSoi[
800 pages 100 pictures and portraits of
al the candidates and leaders. The lives
OF all the presidents and history of their
adminlstration. The platforms and prin-
superior book. Price only 81: soc com =
mission This will he the most exciting
campaign Since 1861. Outfit free on re-
ft also sent free for t0c postage r. f.
Huse & Co, $50 Temple Court, Atlanta,
Ga. see %
AGENTS WANTED in every town IN
Georgia to sell automobile tire remov-
err does the work in enc minute what
it will take two hours to do without this
tool For sale by A. G. Inman. Midwife.
Ga 2-29-32
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Teachers Wanted

- - - -~>0>,>>-~~-
TEACHERS WANTED-Manly for prin-
clpals and assistants Fall positions
being taken rapidly. Demand exceeds
supply. Free Registration. Write for
blanks and terms Register Teachers
Agency. Register. Ga $50 IS
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For Stores.

SPACE FOR RENT suitable for meat
market Main 1911, Atlanta 1850
40-25 6
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.


FOR RENT-Nice, cool furnished rooms;
an ideal place for summer; close in.
500 CORTLAND. 6-27-5S
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.

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FOR RENT-Four connecting rooms. pri-
Nate bath tentire second floor Of own
ers home) and completely furnished for
light housekeeping: close in; north side.
ADULTS only References required Ivy
SUIS-B 3S-27-6
FURNISHED apartment in Marlborough
Ivy 420S. 6-26-14
FOR THE SUMMER months ore nicely
furnished four room apartment: all con-
Veniences; very close in. Phone Ivy 1921
6351i
TWO three or tive-room apartment fur
nished complete for housekeeping: no
children 70 Williams ST g. 25-9
DELIGHTFUL. cool furnished apart
ments, nominal summer rent. West
Peachtree, care Georgian. SIS 5
TWO large beautiful rooms. kitchenette
and bath. modern conveniences: nicely
furnished; north side. Phone Ivy 247S
lis
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FREE MASSAGE. mar cuts. slaves,
shampoos All barber work free. Clean
linen. Atlanta Barber College, 10 Ia 3
Mitchell o-zt-lo
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Situations Wanted-Femaie.


w ANTED-Position at a private switch
board by an experienced operator: not
at hotel. b. \, B.. care Georgian
o5-27- &
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Leg Slat0rs'
Accommodations

TWO NICE rooms. with or without board ;
private family: north side. Ivy 2730-J.
b2-27-6
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yrs. v-roressor 6. O. Branning VIII teach
.sscb in oue-half time OF other college :.
Course. tools aud position in our shops
only $50 Why pay more Thousands o.
our graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta Barber College. 0
East Mitchell street BILL.