Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1923, Page 35

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Piteous little pleas for mercy, wild promises never to offend again, that he ignored completely. Then she fell a-sobbing, golden statue at the sultan’s feet. Rayma's cries, _terror-stricken and| helpless, reached Pansy in the midst of her own dazed shame, making her | glance in the direction of the man she hoped never to have to face again. She saw the huge negroes with their whips, awalting the sultan’s order. The sobbing, helpless girl at his feet, and on his face & look she had never scen be- fore—the look of an angered and pitiless despot. For a moment she stood aghast, not able to credit the scene before her. As she looked the sultan nodde The guards raised thelr whips. And they fell with cruel, stinging forc - But they did not fall on Rayma. There was one in the harem who dared come between the sultan and his wrath. The whips fell on white shoulders, not {golden ones, bringing the iivod oozing to_satin-smooth skin. The welght and pain brought Pansy to her knees before her captor. “Raoul,” she gaspe can't let Yot do_this dreadful thing.” The whips fell from the negroes’ hands. Aghast, they stared at the girl before him. Tt was not their fault the lashes had fallen on the new favorite and not on the culprit. But they would be held responsible, and doubtless beaten nevertheless. The women and the girls started to scream and wail Their master might turn on them for letting the new slave get within reach of whips. But who was to know she would dare come between the sultan and a girl he thought well to punish. He pald no heed to the frightened stares of the guards, the wails of the scared women, to Rayma still sobbing. with fright, nGt pain. " He had thoughts and eyes for nothing but the girl on her jknees before him, with the red welts 1 on her shoulders, lorror and entreaty in A Son of the Sahara A Modern Story of the Desert i (Copyright, 1922, by the Macaviay Os, LT — By Louise Gerard mmssssswussmyammussasi yexchange of confldences. However, Pansy sdid nothing. She stayed with her gaze on the flowers, despising herself for having been 5o upset at the thought of the sultan's demise. That morning Alice dressed her in her usual civilized attire. In spite of this, Pansy found she was still a prisoner, still within the precincts of the harem. The rose garden was hers to wander in at will. But the guards were still stationed outside one of the sendalwood doors, as they had been on the day of her arrival at the pal- ace. However, one of the two other doors was unigeked. Pansy opened it, hoping some way of escape might lay beyond. A dim flight of stairs led downward. She de- scended, only to find herseif in the harem. The girls and women greeted her with #n awed and servile air. 7o them now she was the sultan's first wife; the most envied and mos: hon- ored woman in the province of El-Ammeh. Curious glances were cast at her attire. Leonora appeared most at her ease. For she fingerad Pansey's garments with soft, slow, Indolent hands. “It's quite ten years since I've seen u woman dressed us you are,’ she remarked. “Not since I lived in Tangier, before my uncle sold me to an_Arab merchant.” Pansy knew Leonora's history. It did not sound a pretty one to civil- ized ears. Sold at the age of fourteen, she had been handed from one desert chief to another, until finally she had appeared in the slave market of El-Ammeh and had taken the sul- tan's fancy. “What an awful life you've had,” Pansy sald, pity In her volce. Leonora’s ~languld eves with eurprise. “Me! Oh, no. T'm beautiful, and most of my masters have been kind. opened But none so kind and generous as i her eyes—Pansy calling him once again { by name. With a flerce, possessive movement, he stooped and gathered her into h arms, crushing her against him, until |she was almost lost in his voluminous T y_lttle English flower, you can't quite hate me,” he whispered passion- ately. “Or you wouldn't -try to keep me what you once thought me. You wouldn't try to come between me and the man T am.” With the girl in his arms, he rose. Scared eyes watched him as he cross- od the big hall, and disappeared behind the silken curtains. Then the girls started to whisper among themselves. For the sultan had ltaken this new slave to the gilded chamber of their destres. + CHAPTER XXITI Through the open arches of the zilded chamber the moonlight dripped, making silver ponds on the golden floor, filling the place with a vague shimmering glow. One bar of moonllght couch where Pansy lay, her face buried in the cushions. By her side the sultan knelt, one arm across her, watching her with glowing, passion- ate eyes. The last few minutes had been a haze to the giri; a blur of great {negroes with whips: of Rayma, sob- bing and helpless; of Raoul Le Bre- ton, cruel, as she had always felt he might be. He had come back into her life suddenly, that lover with the strong arms and the deep, caressing voice, the big, half-tamed, arrogant man, whom from the first she had Ilked and had never been afrald of. fell on a fand heart for no one but ¥ *What dare I hope? What dare 1 think?” his volce was saying. “Dare I think that you don't quite hate me? Look at me, my little slave, and let me see what is in your eye: But Pansy did not look at She was too full of shame and fusion, despite Leonora's assurance; a shame and confusion that the sul- tan guessed at, for he stayed carese- ing her golden curls with a soothing touch. For 2 time thero was sllence. Through the room the wind strayed, its soft, rose-ladened breath mingling with the subtle scent of sandalwood. Somewhers in the garden an owi hooted. A peevish wail in the night, came the cry of Jackals prowling around the city walls. | TUnder that firm, strong, soothing hand, Pansy's shame subsided a little. For the gir] there was always maglc in his touch, except when anger raged within her. There was no anger now, only a sense of her own helplessness, and the knowledge of the lives he {held in his power. {_ Under the silence and his soothing jhand, a question trembled to her lips, born’ of her own helplessness and {the dire straits of her father and friend: “If .. .if 1 marry you send my father and back to Gambla?” she voice. He laughed tenderly. “If 1 were as big a viilain as you think me, I'd say_‘ves,' and then break faith with you, Pansy—as you broke faith with me.' If I sent them back, my little flower, do you know what would happen? Your English friends would complain to the French gov- ernment. .. An_expedition would be sent here, and they would dole out to me the fate your father doled out to_mine, His words made Pansy realize for the first time that his summary ab- duction of his father's party had brought him foul of two governments. Horrifled, she gazed at him; h father and friends all forgotten at the thought of the fate awaiting her captor. They would shoot him, this big, fierce man. All fire would die out of those flashing eyes. That handsome face would be stiff and stark in death. Never again would that hard mouth curve into lines of tenderness when he smiled at her. be | no strength left in his arms. Ng deep, passionate, caressing voice. No untamed, masterful man, using all his power to bend her to his will. will you Triends safely asked, in a low Tt'was one thing for Pansy to want | to kill him herseif, but quite another for other people to set about it. At that moment she wrealized that, in spite of everything, she did not hate the Sultan Casim Ammeh. And_what was more he knew it too. For he bent over her, laughing softl . “So, Heart's Ease, hate me,” he said. keep me patlent for quite a little time. And you will be whispering ‘yes' in my ear, as I would have you whisper it—of your own free will, as you whispered ‘I love you,’ on that sweet night six months ago.” He bent still lower, and kissed the little face that watched him with such strained anixety. “Good night, my darling,” he said fondly. Long after he had gone Pansy lay trying to crush the truth back Into its hiding-place in her heart. And his volce, tender and triumphant, seemed to echo back mockingly from the Jeweled ceiling. For surely she could not love a man 50 cruel, so barbaric, so profligate as ou don’t quite “That fact will CHAPTER XXIV | The next morning Pansy awoke to find herself back in her gilded prison, and Alice beside her with the cus- tomary morning tea, a dish of fruit and a basket of flowers, all as if the last ten days had never been. She knew now the flowers were from the sultan. But she did not telf Alice to take them away. Instead, as she drank her tea and ate some fruit she looked at them in a meditating man- ner. - And Alice looked at her mistress in an_inquisitive way, wondering what had happened to her during the last tew days. “De sultan, he no sell you den, Miss Pansy, nner. Since you go I 1ib wid de odeér ser- vants in anoder part ob de palace. Dere be hundreds ob dem,” the -girl continued; ‘her eyes round’ with awe at her captor’s wealth and power. ' She spoke, too, as §f anxloug for ‘&n Pansy replied in an absent the Sultan Casim Ammeh. the Sultan Casim. Besides, now my travels are at an end. \Vhen the sultan tires of « slave, he does not scll her. She is given in marriage to one of Lis officers, with a good dowry. And she is then a woman with an established position. He is always generous to a woman who has pleased him. How lucky for you to be picked for his first wife! You'll find him almost always kind. I've been here more than a year and [ know. He s never harsh without a reason. He is never hard and un- just llke some of the masters 1've known.” As Pansy listened to on her captor she w ashamed of herself scrap of liking left for him. All her instincts revolted at his doings, but much as she tried she could not make them revolt at the man himself. “He was hard enough last night, she remarked. “But he had a reason. Rayma would have shamed and Injured you. She could not see what I saw—that the sultan has eyes and thoughts ne but vou now girl. that Rayma. Because he loved her for & month or two. she thought he would love her forever. He was her first m ter. He bought her but a few weeks before he last went to Pari: And he is 80 angry now that he will sell her again, not give her in mar- riage Lo one of his officers, making her a woman of importance.” Leonorals remarks made Pansy glance sharply round the big hal suddenly aware that Rayma was not present. Already she saw the Arab girl having to face that dreadful sea of eyes, as she, herself, had faced it “Where this eulogy surprised and for having a She s a stupld s Rayma? she he guards took her night,” Leonora answered indiffer- ently. “She'll trouble you no more.” Hastily Pansy got to her feet, and went to the big door g out of the harem. She knew what lay be yond; a large vestibule where, da: and night, half o dozen eunuchs lounged. Seeing TPansy brought them her exit. “I must see the sultarn,” she said. Although she made the request, she hardly expected to have it granted, for the sultan came when he felt di posed “Lady Il inform the sultan of vour desires,” one of the guards re- plied. With that he left the vestibule. Paney waited, conscious of the servility and overwhelming desire to please that oozed from these menial Before long the messenger returne It appeared that the girl's wish was to be granted. With a negro on either side of her Pansy was taken through an intricate maze of corri- dors, past closed doors, open arches and arabesque windows, to u fur- ther door that her escort opened. Pansy found herself in a room that looked more like a sumptuous office than anything else, with a balcony that jutted over the lake. At 2 large desk a man was seated i a white drill suit with a blac cummerbund, who rose at her entr: and smiled at her, as If the last week had never been; a5 if he were still Raoul Le Breton and there had been no_unveiling. “Well, Pansy, it's flattering to think you want to see me,” he remarked. Pansy did not waste any time be- fore stating the reason of her visit. “Is it true you're going to sell Rayma?’ she asked In a horror- stricken tone. The mere mention of her name made a savage expression flit across his_face. “What I'm going to do‘with her is my _own concern.” “How can you be such a brute, such a savage, 80 abominably cruel?” she cried, distress in her voice. “Do you know, my little slave, that on the to their threshold, feet, barring Therc would be|you're the only person In the place Wwho dares take me to task about my doings?” he remarked. Pansy did not know, or care; her only desire was to save him from himself. “I shall stay here until you prom- ise not to sell her,” she said tensely. “If you stay hero until doomsday, it won't worry me,” he replied. “You must find some other threat.” Pansy could have shaken him for daring to poke fun at her, when her only desire was to keep him from slave-dealing. . “How can you even contemplate such a ghastly thing,” she gasped. “As what?" he asked in & uncon- cerned manner. “Don’t you know that slave-deal- is an abomination It may be in your country, but it isn't in_mine.” . “I can't bear to think of you doing anything so dreadful,” she said in a strained voice. He glanced at her, a soft, mocking light in his eves. ‘Should you like me any better if I dldn’t sell Rayma?” “I should hate you if you did.” “I couldn’t run such a risk a sec- ond time” he replled. “I'll send her back to the harem, and keep her there untll I can find a suitabl husband, if that'll please you better. Pansy_ experienced a feeling of re- lief. The victory was easier than she had expected. + There was a brief pause. Then he said: “So_you're still returning good for evil, Pansy. Your power of forgive- ness is astonishing. Rayma deserved punishment for her treatment of you.” “If any one deserves punishment it's you,” Pansy retorted. How do you make that out?” “For trifling with her.” For a moment he was too aston- ished to speak. “If you call that trifling, then T must have trified with at least a hundred women in my day,” he re- marked at length. “How can you stand there and say such dreadful things?’ she gasped. nothing dreadful about it from my . point of view. Pansy sald nothing. She just stared at him, as if at some fascinat- ing horror. [ Continued tn D¥norrow’s Star,) iny THURSDAY, WANTED—HELP. — _MALE. JANUARY 11, 1923, 'WANTED—HELP. MALE—Continued. HELP AND SITUATIONS, ‘WANTED—HELP. DOMESTIC—COLORED—Continued. - o0 NEVER mcil ORIGINA mendations { ag’lfifll for em- ployment. 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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. BUSINENS positions; reg. fee, 2oc, Washing- | fon Employient. Exchange, operated for th public by Washington School for Secretaries d N 1 of Commerce, 1419 ¥ from 7 ST oy | . i '4815 Tows 11 Open evenings. | for young man first-clans: $120 mon wale, some experience. setfled; fair wulary. e eutry; et exreptional pt chuns: $110 month. some experience ; §120 mont . rapid curate. L PERSONNEL BUREALU, 305 Bond Blag., 14th and Bookkenper, good, Ave. 5 mework in small tied colored woman; wiil stay references, b st n.ow. RAL HOUSEWORK fn smail fumily setiled colored woman: will stay at city reference. 2217 12th st n.w HAL WORK or chami nn wishes place; re b: nlight NERAL HOUSEWOI n wishes place g, Call N r'get dinner wanted to take nw MAID or general honis ence. young girl Trving st. ida_uve. oo Address 11315, k, colored. Phoue We 1 th or evening, or twn 1347 Qu HELP—DI iC. i~ CHAMBEEMATD, three waitresses, nurse, sey eral cooks, colored. Fuller's Exchange, 1221 25th s 3 13 WORK morning wants place: stay mights WORK “of uny kind in 1 by neat colo COOKS, malds. laundresses. expericnced work- ers for'reople of class; good wiges. 2001 Sth 4 WORK of neat girl, 5 142 Tmaids, chamber- ids and purxes (whi colored n's Exch SITUATION—FEMALJ — CHAMBERMATD, _Eaglish governess. Ladies’ Exchange, 807 Ver- quuntities. nw. Ir. 54 ad motor_exnert, 14 ATTO T or executive work years' e fea experienced, desires Work re- BO ‘ Sddress’ Box 11T, quiring half day. Sfice. 7 i clerical wo «Addre: Lar —Scho Write or pho ze North 4 —Tighe ladies’ and ch highey gen hildres’s. ai- all_deseriptions. Address T will ea 1 1756, DEPARTME ANK few shares. Phone Fran: colored, now em- Address Box 1 makes CHAUFFEUR by young ma: meterence. Ad- cars and all ronnd mac Gress Box 218, Star office ' red, fai lin 6212, experienced private or 11 AT, POSITION in general ofice, hotel bank or reai estate office by young man; four office experience. Address Box CLERICAL § rant experience; local refer fice, COOK or butler, FARMER (practical), married, wishes or shares. Address Hox 61-L Teturas prepared. 1 apartment, w best ref. Col. B4-W. 237 Oakdale st. n.w. tudeat Address_Box desires position of any kind. L. Star office. gy i LAW CLERK, tspist, telephone operator will aight or 'day wirk. Address P. 0. Hox AT or evening work: colored youth; best erences, Write 8350 18th st. o.%. < nd by young man, 19; has ecping: best references. SECRETARY or ciaufienr —Young fiaa wor | ke ositon o teavel with cespanaibie fami Re e Rox 15 1& o } Young man desires position any kind. Xorth S061. after 0 pm. STENOGEA ricd man with fve ¥ rience desires extra work between 6 and 12 Dam.: references. Address Hox 215-L. Star ale,experienced,Genires Aairess Tiox 105-Ly tar ofee. 110 ks night employment. ar office. 11+ —Electrical experience, cleri utomobile. Address Dox 16 13% TOUNG MA understands 3 BOORKEEPING SYSTEMS INSTALLED, § and wp. Weekly hookkeeping service, $5 and s, Apt. 409, The Soutbern, H 5 . Branch 409, Of. ADVERTISING WOMEN, Experienced women wanted for special ed tlon southern maguzine. Apply room 7 Southern buliding. Liberal compensation MALE _ANT MINATION, ¥e 14, statiatical clerk: both men and wome: ary, $1.140 to §1.04 Civil” Service Preparation School, wouth corner_12th #ud F sts. n.w. Franklin 2080, LEARN to operate all makes of new atandard trpewriters: practice: do manuserlpts, ete.. copied: per's Stenographic School, F st n.w. Newspaper, conference and court reporting taught, 15 MARRIED COT fornace and 120 MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real estate business: receive pay while learning; need not interfere with present employment; some mal ing $100 u week, Free class lectures cvery Thursday, 5 p.m.” Willlam F. Matteson, 610. 611 _Bond bldg. ORDER _TAKERS — First class all or part time. Call 486 H n.w. 150 Dropositior WANTED —Man teacher of Rowe bookkeeping; day and evening school ; teachers of oth- er systems need not apply; pref- erence given to former students Strayer’s Business College. Ap- ply at once to Strayer’s Business College, 721 13th st. n.w. Main 3430. GRADUATE CHEMIST, with some experience on paints and refractories, for position in large New England industrial labora- tory; state training, experience and-compensation desired. Ad- dress Box 119-L, Star office. GROCERY SALESMEN,; able o drive Ford car and thoroughly familiar with retail business, are needed. Those desiring perma- nent position, affording a splen- did opportunity to make real money and willing to _put up cash bond, apply to Pee-Kay Auto Grocers, Inc., 1424-26 Irving st. n.w. SALESMEN OR SALESWOMEN, Iive, (o sell & high grade of typewriter carbon and ribbons, loose leaf acconnting systems: liberal commis- slon allowed; exceptional epportunity and ex- clusive _terrifory given those who Phone Franklin 5180. S DOMESTIC—WHITE. CHAMBERMAID and waitress wasfed: perienced girl; wages. T ape.sor, Ton » SENERAY, HOUSEWORK 1o/ suburbs, small amily. State salary expected. feain; sst D = Addréss Tiox GENERAL WORK—Woman who in plain, moderate house: no frills, cooking. ' Mrs, KURZ, 11 Waldon ave. endon, ¥ FOUSEBOLD DUTIES, Tight; womaz ia ex- clunge for room and ‘board. Apply 22243 st. n.w. . 1868 Columbla ox- ln §-9:30 a. 20 1. 18% BOOKKBEPER and Burroughs machine oper- ator: banking expericnce: best references. Ad- 8 Tox 129-L, 1 . handling money or, meeting people, settled wwoman with 20 years' experi: | Erice, wislies position; best references. Address 1 DIAMONDS. old Louls Abrahgme. FEATHER BEDS wnd furaiture. Hewt pries 1 Furnituze Co., 501 Eye 5. to buy yo pay your wago §20_Pa. ave. FURNITURB of a room house wanted ulso rugs for - mediately. Please other_gonds to best results, soud moner 1 o Meln 3008, Cali ¥ran o6d pleces. Cali 1 E of all old chica st Ms FURN sults for laneous. n.ow. Franklin ELECTRIC BATII 3 sive fat, merv ANSOT 0B Lnyers, who pa It bigg! e are the ‘results. land butlding. for men a AUSTIN. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Hosx 246-J. Star offce. e COMPANION or nurse to ane or more childre: Keep own 3-year-old son with me. Young, ma; ried woman, Can stay on premises every oth night or as needed. Address Box 153.L, Star 13° MAKER, MISS § 5 ifternoon, v specialty: also remodeling. | 1708 Irvicg n.w. 1 —Have your dresses made at ' ressonable prices. See Mrs. Allnutt, 3416 14th st. n.w. or phone Col. 9611, . | DRESSMAKING and plain sewing; children clothes and men's silk ehirts a speclalty. orth 7780, . " The Star _réquires from advertisers “in this coluns references and_ o detailed statement of their propositi LONCHROO, doing Food busineas: price: Tiuding properts, Sib.300; eass termis Address L rar e b HAIR GOODS and beauty pa: large stock of cosmetics and other supplies: T emane alY, moderos Drice. rignt: listed t day. Marshall DBnsiness Brokers York - one of The aloud forenoons or after- | ors Hox 143-L, Star pffice, * MODISTE—Lingerie, all kinds, made to order, French handwork: wedding trousseaus a s clalty. Phone Franklin 1499, 1 GFFICE RK—Barnest, ambitions g knowledge of shorthand and typewriting, d sires_position; salary, $20 a week. Add Rox 35-L, Star office. b PLAIN SEWING by (he dag. Norih 90RO { branch 41 = 11+ POSITION by young 1ady where she can Toard Address Hox 168-L, Star office, ® POSITION with family going New York, by cultured Englishwoman, very capable worker. Address Box 195-L, Star ECRETARY —Shorthand expert, wh stands ber business. Address Box 19; position immediately; 18 o week. Address Box 218.L, Star office.1. TEACHER, expecially prepared for backward ils._North 9080, brauch 410. 11¢ HOUSEKERPER, rellabls woman or gifl: room, , good wages: 3 adults in family. Nddress Box 107-L, Star omeer " FAHLY TYPIST and general office clerk, experience desires responsible position. Address Box 1 L, Star office. 11e LARGE dowatown pool Toom o8 06 equipped, now netting over month profit. For quick sale oaly. Realty Co., 452 D st o 000 B ROCERIES, M rd.; doiog $2 investigation: dress Box 89 s SACKTF{OE BQUITY 1o furaished homse, 12 ek Jnto several apia.s pomsibe 1x come $227 month; rent, $83.50. with leasc Small cash payment: vielnity Dupont Address Box 127-L. DET] y trade: large sales. : . GHATS OF CANDY STORES for wale; N %how mak € ¥ood prodt: low b terms for quick sale. Boyle Re s Main 4033 “Party finanice D radtess livx 1121, S GROCERY, for sale ch ce toc tn for selling, uther business, Address 133-L. ve. 1 ate v oft Box 20 HOUSEKEEPER by widower. K p.m.. 1627 Trinidad ave. n.e. e HOUSEKEEPER, settled white woman; jwn In family; good home for right party. Call_af 11 reference required. NURSE for 4-year-old girl; Barrs. 207 Gne st NURSE, white, for child 6 years old; one who speaks French preferred; references Nadrexs Tiox 108.L, Star offce, o Todulred. WOMAN, retiuble, koowledge of French pro: ferred. to take charge, afternoans, of T-yea old gifl; references. ~Apt. 804, the Highianae. WOMAN, light housekeeping and on; : valld. 1601 1st st. n.w. s DOMESTIC—WHITE OR_COLORED. Phove | = TYPIST-CLERK, 0ve years experience; high school graduste,’ desires permanent position in private office. Address Box 1 Star office. 120 MALE AND FEMALE. CHACFFEUR and chambermald: young couple (Rumanian) wish position in private family. T. Miscol, 427 lst st. s.e. ity JANITOR, man and wife wat job. Apply 32 Eye st. ne. DOMESTIC—WHITE, ASSIST with housework; rellable woman wants place. 458 C st. n.w. e COOK or_houseReeper—Place n small family, 300 8rd_st. n.e. T8 NURSE, esperienced; stay nights. Columbla NIGHT WATCHMAN. A Iarie department store re- quires the services of a night watchman, from 45 to 50 years of age. Must furnsh best refer- ences. Address, stating full par- ticulars as to ability and experi- ence, Box 130-L, Star office. 7400, DOMESTIC—COLORED, __ ASSIST with housework and nurse, colored girl. 3215 Sherman ave. n.w. CHAMBERMAID and waliress, compeient gifl; Fivate family; references; wages $45. Soad St at. n.w. K, experienced: Troning: home nlghts; R e ™ . Juks Ttmrar o 85 a_wash, sefiled colored wom Stivate Tamily. 1408 Newton st: pw o " ral Nomsework: referanees Te- NURSE, white 1ady, or 0 Housework T wmn amily, with wages. Write me, 1227 Florida ave. nie. R.D. B. -~ SODA 3 o pin Towling Alley, 19th snd Monros, ED—A mun of ability, experience an ity to take charge of lokn department iu renl® estate business founded 18 years sgo Bultable person will share equally the income from this department. Address Dox 308-K Star_office. HARDWARE ETORE for sale; good n.w. Toca tion, business street. Address Box 33T, 8t office. 13 DRESSMAKER PARLOR and shop for salc, Tooms fo rent it desired: best business section ear F. Address Box 153-L, Star office. * N SOUTHERS CITY—$200,000 growing res Taurant and catering business: $11,000 Novem ber, $125,000° Décember: long lease; best loca tlon; bargain to quick buyer: details on re- Quest. Gray & Bowles, Tnc., 1818 H st. n.w. DOMESTIC—COLORED, GHAMBERMAID and nurse. 1606 13th CHAMBERMATD and waitre: North 1378 n.w. Place wanted. HARDWARB STORE for sale, doiug & goed, Dusiness: owner must leave city on other business on hand: will sell e Rddress Box 220-L, Star office. FHAMBERMAID or Tght housework. Ga._ave n.w. CHAMBERMATD, neat colored e U310 R at. nw. CHAMBERMAID and waitress; references; coloren gt Call or write 161410t ot a.w. 2209 girl wishes TAILOR STORE-for sale golng out of business: rent, ). 152-L, Star office. Sy PAYING CAFE for saic, established = and S-room furpisled apartment in large apt.; Duiigiag, Mt. Pleasant. Address Rox O0-L. Star ofive 11