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; Coup De Theater by Constantinc Feared by France Greek Troop Bring Thrown Into Thrajre in Preparation for Earl 7 Action Agabit Constantinople. Ceeyrejht, IMI. Paris. Jnlv 28. A coup de thtaui on the part of King Conatantine against Constantinople, which will deliver the city into hi hand, is acutely feared by the French govern ment. The concentration of the entire British Mediterranean fleet at Bos phorns in the last few days is in tended to warn Greece to keep hands oil Constantinople, but the imminent withdrawal of Greek troops from Asia Minor will force Kin Constsn tine to create an outstanding diver ion to save the throne. The French government has learned that Greek troops are being thrown into Thrace in large num bers in preparation for coup. The entire allied diplomatic corps in ' Athens has warned the Greek gov ernment of the folly of the idea. Constantinople Is guarded now by ' more thair 10,000- allied troops, in addition to the British fleet and the allies can '. easily throw . back the Greeks by force of arms. , France and Italy bitterly oppose the Greek action and England does also, to a lesser extend. . ' Advisers of King Cons tan tine be lieve the seizure of the city will rally all factions in Greece, and for this use there are 250,000 Greek troops ready to be withdrawn from Asia. , Boy to Serve Hour in Jail 90 Days for Stoning House West Hoboken, N.- J.; July 28. James Marchesani,, 16, must serve ,one hour day in jail for 90 days . for throwing stones at a house. Recorder Walter has ordered the Marr iacc, of Barry . ii?. ey -. ; By RUBY M. AYRES Copyright, 1922. I ' (Ceatlnae rm Yeeterdar.) It "was a tragic moment; Barry . dared not look at his wife. He had never felt so sick and ashamed in all his life, foe he knew now that Nor . man really had cared for this girl. - -' The commissionaire had moved a few steps away, but was watching .them interestedly. Barry spoke hoarsely. . "We -must be getting along, Nor man. Pal! yourself together, man. He stopped. ; Norman had made a 'furious lunge at nim, missing him al .. most by a hair's breadth. . '. "You cadi You cadi" he gasped f between his white teeth. "Barry I" Haiel cried out to him f in terror. -. ' '.' ' - - . . . Barry spoke sharply to the driver. 'He gave him the address of his rooms and.in another, moment he and Hazel $ we're being driven' rapidly Sway.. J - -' ' CHAPTRE XV. They had gone some way in si ' lence before Barry dared to look at his wife; his eyes were hot and -v ashamed as he broke out: ' "It was rotten luck! I'dhave done ; anything to avoid him." ; "Why?" she asked. "It isn't any- thing to do with him that we are married. And he guessed, didn't he? v I could see by his face that he guess- i Barry nodded. "I'm afraid he did. He felt horribly mortified. ; "It was rather like running away Vrort hint," -he said, after a jnoment; ' "but he'd have made the deuce of a 1 scene if we'd stayed." She was looking at him with puz , xled eyes.1 "Yon mean he's angry because he : didn't know that' you and I were , friends?" she said, painfully. scorn. He put an arm round her. - "Have yon forgotten so soon that '. you are my wife, madam?" '?. r . But she did not yield toliim. "I in g these are a few of the trying sun ilia which nuke baby fretful and keep anxious mothers boiy trying to soothe the torment: RESINOL OINTMENT is the erymkigto give quick relief. Try it and note how soon baby's fretful crying stops -as this gentle, cooling ointment reduces the itching and banting. ---.. . MiilHtlwnwP Phone: Your;; Sunday "Want" Ad Now t JsgraaasMssssssg 11 1 BRINGING UP I VVY rxj To tsTQf AUbUlNCs WITH MY MUtAMO "YOU'VE COT TO fcC MORC KEVCCTrOL 'O Mr-t 1 OCM.MHO tT- youth to report at the jail at 8:30 o clock each night. He will be locked in a cell for one hour and then accompanied home by police man. Steel Dividend Declared New York. July 28. Directors of the Bethlehem Steel corporation de clared the usual Quarterly dividend on both classes of common stock. A statement issued by Charles M, Schwab, chairman, said that although dividend requirements fiad not been earned during the second quarter, tne corporations outlook was so good as to warrant payment from its reserve funds. ; Workman Electrocuted. Denver. Colo..-Jul v 28. Charles Gulneyer. 30 years old. a workman employed by the Col6rado & South' era railway, was, electrocuted yester flay wniic working on a swinging crane near Louisville, Colo. He was thrown to the ground and his neck broken. . , Bee Want Ada Pioduce Results. don't like today, Barry," she said, tremulously. "It hasn't really been a nice day. That church was so cold and unfriendly, and now meeting Norman " . , , "Nonsense; Norman would had to have known sooner or later. It's just as well he does know." He frowned at the distress in her face. "Hazelv are you trying to make me .jealous of him?" She shook her head.' "You know I'm not, but somehow " Her lips quivered, and for a moment she did not go on, , "Where are we going?" she asked. ; - He answered rather sulkily. "I thought you wanted to go home to see your mother." . He was surprised at the tone of her voice aa she said that she thought she .-Jtould rather .not go today-rthat there .would ' be plenty of time later on. -y:".- , "I would rather stay in London. Can't we?" "Of course we cant We shall have to go. to an hotel. My rooms won't do for you. They re just a batche Ior's rooms." ' She smiled faintly. "But I should like to see them," she insisted. "I know so little about you. I should like to see where you live."'i v He gave fresh directions to the driver. The taxi turned about. Hazel was very quiet. Though Barry's arm was round her, she sat stiffly erect, her hands clasped jri her lap, her eyes fixed out of the window Barry leaned down to look at her. "It has made 'a difference to you," he said jealousy. "You're not a bit the same." .'' .' ' , . . ; She relented at once. "I am; oh, I am; but somehow Barry, do you know what it feels like to have a shiver down your spine some one walking, over your grave? " That's how I feel, as if something horrid is going, to happen? '-:;. Wt; '-, "Nonsense! What: cm f happen? Mrl Daniels will probably swear a DhorvtAT. I CMC 1 Fancy Fresh Killed Spring: Chickens, per lb. .35t Fancy Fresh Killed Young Hens, per lb.. 27 hit Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb, per lb. .-. .32t Fancy Steer Pot Roast, per lb. . . J.... . . .13i Guarantied frcah Country CfccckcaV Em Sxtra fancy Balk Batter, per lb...... Jem Nat, Bex Mat or Ililcoa Oleo, per v?-: :-"J- t Potato China, ser pkcM lOdivu !b. .' . . I .SlM I N5 Butte McComb's Home-Mad Fudge, per lb. ..... 14 Old-Time Special Jumbles, per pkg.". 100 lbs. of Fine Granulated Sugar. . 48 lbs. of Gold Medal Flour. . . . ... 4 . .$2.25 48 lbs. Gooch's Flour ....w...'. ...i.i. 81.98 'Large can Dr. Price's Baking Powder..... 15 No. 3 cans of Pineapple, per can.... ...... 25a No. 2 can Sunkist Pears in heavy syrup. . . .25et No. S cans Best Malt ,-48e Full bushel baaket of Elberta Peaches. . . .82.75 Arizona Cantaloupes, every one guaranteed to be -.- sweet, per crate .&&t Extra Fancy Home-Crown Tomatoes, per baaket 25 and 30 , Large Evergreen Corn, per dozen. ..... .17 He Central Special Caffw, per lb............30d Girard, 10c value. 3 . Box ef , SO Cigars. FATHER v. a. ' CPt COM ATUAW-MAod tTAKlN r-TY PART- HE. call Down great deal when we see him: but that won't hurt us. He can't take you away from me, can he?" "No" She laid her cheek to his shoulder. "Are you glad we're mar ried r she asked, sottly. Barrv'a careless face sobered. "I've never been so glad about anything," be said, earnestly. "You said that the first night you came to the farm," she told him. "Do you remember? You said you'd make me glad, too to have met you again. "And I have, haven't I?" 1 "Ever so, ever so glad." And they married and lived hap pily ever after,". Barry quoted, senti mentally. He drew his arm away as the taxi stopped. "These are my his toric ropnis.rf he said, lightly.. Hazel followed him up the Stairs, looking about her with interest. So this was where Barry lived 1 She thought it all delightful When Barry had opened the door with his latchkey he drew her in and kissed her. T never thought I should have you here all to myself, he said, rap turously. "It's not a bit the kind of place. I should like to bring you to, but" "I shall love it." she told him, "be cause it's yours. " She had quite forgotten her de pression. She looked round her with delighted eyes. She was very much in love with her husband. Since that morning he seemed to have grown ! very, much more wonderful. , She felt herself of small significance be tide him. ..,, . Barry looked at her self-con nciouslv. "Well, this is where I live, he said. "Do you like itr . "I think it's lovely. . I n .. She broke .off. -Her eyes had fallen on a large photograph that stood tn con ipjcuous isolation on. Barry's desk. The photograph was of woman in evening dress. . . There was some writing scrawled across a corner of it. She was quite close enough to read the words and they stared up at her definantly: "Dear Barry Boy with love, from Agnes." ' Barry turned suddenly, strucrc by her silence, and saw what had at tracted her attention. - . He flushed and took a quick stepj forward. - ' v. : z.. ..rr .rtx.. "What.are you toofangratr That old . photographl That's nothing. Dozens of, people send me photo graphs." ...', .,;. . . -. Hazel raised her eyes atter a Jno ment., "But-you haven t got dozens of them framed and standing on your desk," she said, quietly. k Barry shrugged his shoulders.'. "I know; but she was rather. a friend of mine at least, I mean dash it all, a man must have something to stand1' on his desk," he added, lamely, y HazA did not answer. ' - "Why, you're not jealous, are you?" he asked, more lightly than he felt "You've no need to be. I'll burn the blessed' photograph." He made an impetuous movement to do so, but Hazel stopped him. , .'..r - "Don't do that. It's a pretty photograph. Who is she?" Barry frowned. "ne s a Mrs. Duo ley Agnes Dudley. She's a .widow," he added after a moment. ?. r "1 seel" Hazel was looking again at the pictured face, and there was a little jealous pain in her heart, ; "Why does she call you 'Barry boy'?" she asked. r MEATS m I m am asm jaaT - mm ' a aw ST r. w 1 . aa. Everything Arl ,("17 phonaUtt Dold's Best - Grade . of Niagara Sugar Cared . Skinned Hams, 8 to 10-lb. average, lb. .27 hit Pig Pork Roast, Young and Lean, per b..l7hi& Best Cnts of Steer Shoulder Boast, per lb.l6Hif Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb ...17 hit BUTTER AND EGGS per doa. ...lsV,c I Central Xtrs qualitr Cieamerr pkx. Butter, 'per lb. . .SSV.c STel Brick or Amerieu Cfceese, per lb. 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Shredded Wheat, per pkg. . . . 3 pkgs. of Jersey Corn Flakes 10c can Kitchen' Waldorffs Tissue FRUITS AND VEGETABLES lbs. for .i.i'.Y.V.V.. .::..w...88e Extra Faney Santos Coffee, lb. . . -20t and 25t Extra Fancy Tea. special for lee Tea, lb. . . .45 Extra Fancy Plums, per basket.......... 40t Per crate . 4 . . . .81.50 Apricots, baaket, 65 f, per crate. . . . . .82.50 Extra Faney Beets, Carrota, market. basket. 35 Home-Grewn Potatoes, per peck ;.;.25 CIGARS Just saaicj the Door . '" for..;...'..........25ejHaryater, 2 for 26e ralue, each 10V .................83.751 ; Box ef SO-Cigars...'- ..........845 HE OMAHA BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 29. 1922. raw ome 'Barry walked a iteo away. "She doesn't At least, she used to, he began in stumbling explana lion. "It doesut mean anything. It'i just a habit some people have of call ing one ridiculous names like that Don't let's waste time arguing about it I dare say Norman called y much more endearinr names tn that," he added, with sort of sullen ness. A ghost of a smile lit Hazel's eyes. "Very well, we won't talk about it any more. I won't be jealous if you won t," she promised, . Barry's face cleared. He had been in rather a tight corner then, he knew. It had been foolish not to have moved that photograph; bnt then he had not known that Hazel would be coming to his rooms. He bent and kissed her. "We'll let the oast take care of it self, shall we?" he said. "After all, we ve got all the future. He congratulated himself that evervthiner had oassed off well. He lit a fresh cigaret and asked Hazel if she would like some tea. "The old girl here can soon get you some, shes a good son, om looks rather a enffm. He crossed the room and rang the bell. He thought he would like to see Hazel pouring out tea in his rooms.- He put her gently into his big armchair and sat down on the arm of it "I never thought I should have you here all to myself," he said. "Hazel, can you realize that we are really married? She lauched and blushed. "Yes. think so." She slanced down at her left hand. Barry seized it and raised it to his lips. "If all our lives" he began; then broke off, rising to his feet with smothered exclamation ts a step sounded outside on the landing. "Oh, come in." he said.iexasperatedly. He thought it was the housekeeper in reply to his ring; and so for a moment he could only stare blankly as Norman Wicklow opened the door and walked into the room. There was absolute silence. Hazel did not move, thoueh there was faint alarm . in her face. Norman looked so white and his evesa fierce as he shut the door behind him with a slam and came forward. "So you are here, then," be said. HeDoke very quietly. He threw his hat and cloves down on the table, He moved towards Hazel, but Barry stepped between them. H HIU Hotel Bulldtns. ISth and - Howard stiMti. r SfwciaU for Saturday Cantaloupe (extra lartc), each 10c Burbuk'a Flams, basket 45c Peachaa. baaket 20c D. G. JAMES 2ZS Santa Mtk Street Bolls, per pan. .25 Rolls, dozen. 15 ..... .7t soap. 'r ....... .35 ....i....ll 25tt Cleanser, special for......5t Toilet Paper, per dozen. .98t t - . .... . , ev Int-i satc tsevict., inc. y ' 729 113 Ml JICCI AND MAGClg IN fUU, ' aoi or colors sa the udav ate "If you've got anything to say, say it to me," he said. I suppose you ve come here to make a scene. Very well, you may ss well know the truth to start with, then. Hazel and I were married this morning." Norman did not answer. He stood with clenched hands, the breath tear. ing through his nostrils, his eyes fix ed on Hazel. Suddenly he broke out wildly: "It's not true I Hazel for God's sake tell me it's not truel" She flushed 1 crimson. She put Barry gently on one side and went over to his cousin. "But it is true," she said, gently. "J am sorry. Norman, but but well, I I lore him, and if you" "Love him I Love hirat" he broke in passionately. "You don't knew what you're talking about. Perhaps he's told you that he loves you. Per haps he's even made you believe that RASPBERRY SPECIAL just ink the purest aaeT richest of cream, add exactly, the right amount ef big, plump,' juicy raspberries, freeze the BETTER way Sad it's treat for you and yours so cooling eo tasty so satisfying.- . ' Eating Delicia Ice Cream snakes cool sad happy at the .fount! home, at picnics anywhere. !i -1 "-- j-- i,, Tliltianne i Tisit 'ciU U 111 Ljlui ' r, V. and flneet yeeet ntent In tne nHeTlll ie tram thfcaM the dM to stSpsM. aW' Watch eur formula it will tell you Just why-Tlp-Topand Hard Roll Bread ar always aw- perior and uniform - in quality. ' ,-. FLOURS -Occident 8pea1 Gold Medal. Special Omar. ' MILK Mrrll.8ul'a. LARD - J Cudahy' Rex. . . . SUGAR Oomin Can. MALT American Olamslt 4 Drawn for Tb Omaha Be by McManua t Owrrtakt nil.) ' ' he does. But I tell yoa he hasn't got it in him to love any one. He was engaged to half a dozen different women before be met you. He looked round the room with wild eyes. He saw the portrait of Agnes Dudley. He caught it up with a sort of frenzy and dashed it down at her feet, shattering the glass to pieces. "He was .encaeed to that woman not a month agol" he said, passion ately. "Let him deny, it if he canl He cares no more' for you than, he did for her. It was her money he was after to pay his debts because my father bad refused to pay them for him. And now with you " He thrust bis head forward, staring down at her terrified face. Uo you know why he's married you, you little fool?'' he said, violently. ;"He's married you because he was paid to- paid to I JJo you hearf ' aoda fountaina . as you like It Served daintily r ha bulk or In pint quart sealed package. Mane the BITTXJt way by FAIRMONT to Oiaae. Crete, Gran lela4 ami Stem CHy. IS you at other yeasts are 3udged. It is iihif orm in quality and can be depended upon ! to give the BEST results in f ermentatibn. Fleisch-' ' mann's Yeast' " makes possible BETTER BREAD because it is 100 per cent cultured yeast, full of body building elements. In Tip-Top and Hard Roll Breads only the .BEST of each ingredient is used, it feeing our determination to furnish you with the BEST bread that is humanly possible, - Petersen & Pegau Barry broke in aaitatedly. "Nor man, for .God's sake! It's not her fault. She doesn't know. I beg of you "Doesn't know I Of course; she doesn't know I You took good care of that,", his cousin raved at nun. . 1 aive you credit' for being smart enough to keep that hidden from her till it was all sealed and settled any way I Doesn't knowl Why, of course she doesn't I" He wss looking at Flasel again, and his fierce1 voice bad unconsciously softened. It was impossible not to be sorry for her. Barry broke in agitatedly. "Don't listen to him, dear." he said, hoarse ly.' "It's all a pack of lies., tie doesn't know what he is saying. Hazel, if you love me" . . ,. She ignored him; she spoke to Norman. . , ' "Please, will you tell me what you ;0& ' Are Demonstrating ; Ral VAtUE-GIVING . , In Their.. J Y of'..,. VASH DRESSES No Other Yeast Is as Dependable Pleischmanns is the standard by .which all ' ' ' : ,:' ''.' '; Baldng Company . ar-. ar mean?" she siked, dully. He laughed harshly, "Yes. I'll tfll you. Oh, it's no use you trying to shut me up," he sdded with freth fury, rwvnding ou Barry. "I'm not going to tell lies to save your face, though you've told a good lew to ruin my happiness. I'm not such a fool as you think I am. I know the truth, and Hasel shall know It, too." Barry shrugged his shoulders. II was very white, but he knew how useless it would he to try and inter fere. He dropped into a chair and rested his arms on the back with a nonchalance h was far enough from feeling. ireallaea la Tne SW Tnnine.t sonriED dros. Her. 01M Mth ed r Saturday Sptclals Blu Bell Flour, per 24-lb. sack ... Vtt Best Creamery Butter, per lb., 354 Klngaford's SlWtr Gloss Starch, 6-lb. box 73a Monarch Pork and Beans, 3 cana for - 32a Ivory Soap Flakes, 2 pkgs. for 10? Chase A Sanborn's Bulk Coffes. 2 lbs. for .65a Crisco, 9-lb. can for 81.89 Lea A Psrrin's Worcestershire Sauce, per bottle 33 RICHARD HELLMANNS BLUE ; RIBBON MAYONNAISE. This . is "Tb Home Msde Salad Dress ing" it is made, in pus east and la known there as a very de - lieious dressing, but is new In ' the western states. As ' intro ductory price, w ar offering: m-oa. jar for 8tt-os. jar for Pint far for ... j ,......... Quart iar for 81.1 Home-Grown .Early Ohio Potatoes (large), per peck ........ 29t Golden Bantam Corn, doa., 187 Cucumbers, slender for slicing, . 3 for i ....104 Fresh Tomatoes for table use, small basket 204 Wax and Green Stringless Beans, 3 Quarts for x9t Selected, even sice Dill Pickles, market basket .'.454 Fresh Green Dills, 2 bunch, 5t Sunkist Lemons, large else, per dor. .....374' Fancy Alberta Peachea, V' .per basket ' 2?C Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, per. Ib. . ; . . . .... , , , . . .38 Friday order saeau early delivery Saturday. Mail order filled at above prices. 0 VI - - - A- r a