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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08

IN THE SUPERIOR COuRT@ a. I'M
state OF Washington. for the epunf3 q
King. The Washington Sayinu Ennk
corporation, plaintiff, VS.. ~ II HoImea
defendant. No. 1929.
Under and by virtue Of w<k e e1otu.
ton, issued out of the above nan1& c6drt,
In the above entitled action. an8 n NJ
directed ard delivered. / have duly M
led upon all the right. title and tntegu1
CT the defendant named In said VIM =
and 10 the following described rel ~
erty. situated in said King couEzx
Washington. to wit:
Lot twelve u9. section twenty-ikfn
cd. township twenty-five 60 noiA
range six 90 east.
Notice Is therefore hereby given tn q
Friday, the 5th day of April, 1854, q -
hour. OF 10. o'clock a. m. of said da5s 4
the front door of the court HOUSE. h y
city of Seattle, In said King coHu{&
VIII sell the above described propeQe
public auction. to the highest hiddekk
cash.
Dated this the 2sth day of Fehra
1885. A. L. VAN DE yANTE1
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REMOVED-F Anthony, bookbindeS ~
moved to Front street, foot OF CsefE
Kline & Rosenberg building; take ~
elevator: perfect FIAT opening psSh
books made 20 order.
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Advertisements under the head OF Los,

Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found For sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be- inserted al the rate Of
cent word each Insertion Payment al
waYs If. advance No advertisements re-
rvives2 for less than = cents
Advertisements viii be received at
branch Offices of the Observation-Disclosures ar.
TACOMA BUREAJ-1ifs Pacific avenue
NJ II Nattison Manager.
PIT. OWNSEND-French & Springer
BELLTNGEAHM BAY BEREAf--New
wnatco-n, corner Holly and Canoe streets
@. II. Culver, Manager.
~ safFf~s-
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WANTED-5 acres close 10 car line: i'm
proved; have buyer for same. Donihue
q Akin. ~, Cherry street
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WANTED--A girl to do general house
work: must know how 10 cook: two In
family. Take Madison street car to
Lake: c. W. Kitchen.
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WANTED-Cook. $50: nurse girl; second
girl: Homework: the best of places here
ell the time. Cranes. 10s Washington
street.
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WANTED--l0s0 to 5.9sl acres good tim
her land close to railroad or water Adj
dress T. r. care Post FnteIlirencnr
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WANTED-A girl for general homework
in family of two must be a good
cook. Apply between 9 and 10, LILA Madi-
son street.
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Legal. NOTICES
NOTICE oF sHER1rr-s 49,.

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAyr -.
superior court OF the sfaf~ - a. =
lls soD. Ter tas county OF Kins -
The Oregon Mortgage g,are,.a
Cd, a corporation. plainfir. ~ 49,
Vincent, Jane Vincent. his NE ~
w. smith and Addison SYnssh -
band: John Campbell. Geores ~
Eagene Roy and Albert nalpsv -
ners doing business under shs = ee3oE
and style of nalpay. Row = -
Jonn Campbell. defendants' M = - =
n0ef ana by virtue Of Al 49,
safe ana special execution. isss..S ~ Il
ne above named court. in the ~. 4
titled action, and 10 me airerf&s ~ y
livered. | have duly levied urse. - =
lowing described real vronerfrA - q
In said King county. washinrfr.
The southeast quarter OF the -.
quarter and the south half Of ~
east quarter of section twensvssS.
and the northeast quarter Of IN 49, &
quarter OF section twenty-siy - -
township twcniy-siS 3sa nnrth a 81 ~
FIVE CD east, containing la 49,
gether with all and singular ~ 81
nents. hereditaments ard apnnrts.
thereto belonging, or In any wis
tanning.
Notice is therefore herebv v,~.. 9.
on Friday. the Eth day OF AprsI
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. az s.f55@
at the front door OF the court N.2
the city of Seattle. in said Kins ~
/ will sell the above described -
at public auction to the hiehess
for cash.
Dated this. the 9Th day Of MarcA =
A. t. VAN DE VANTER
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Go
state OF Washington for Kin ~
The Washington National RuildInS 7zk
& Invest usent Association. a 49,
ton. plaintiff, VS.. Martin O. -
Jennie Peterson, j. Bidueaxi
Asenath Baunzon and Wtiiiam
ton. her husband. and Isaac Cy.SSz
defendants. summons.
The state of Washington to Il. S..
Martin q. Peterson, Jennie rpfssSeS b
Bldrnead Wright. Asenath BannfoS'
lam taunton. her husband Ara -
Crabtree, defendants:
You are hereby summoned ID ~.
within twenty tsol days after sees}2 .
this summons upon You. excfuSsee - -
day OF service. and defend the 49,
titled action in the superior ccurf ~ - I
state of Washington. for kim 49,!
aforesaid. and answer the euznnkSss ~
the plaintiff. and serve copy 81 ~
answer upon the undersigned affnsssS IN
plaintgff. at their office below &C., -
In case of your failure 50 10 DO r.
viii he rendered against YOU 49,
10 the demand of the complainf ,sSss
will be tiled with the clerk Of sad q r.
STRUDWIcK & PETT
Plaintiffs Atao1
Postoff1ce address, 6l0 Bailey kS
Seattle, King county. Wastsrre0e ia !
To William Bauuton: You are -
notified that service Of this sum
sought to be made upon you by
ton: that service will be Complex -
the publication of the same in IN ~
paper for a period OF six t6) coasoi<
weeks, the frs; publication belnr s. ~
2Sta day Of February, 1895. and = -
required TO answer Within twenf1 ~
days after the date of the last r111iSs
ton. STRUDWICK a. pETH5f
Attorneys for Fin11
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or TIN
state OF Washington, for King county.
state of Washington, county Of King
IS. The Commonwealth Title In4uranne
and Trust Company of Philadelphia
Pa, trustee. PLAINTIFF. VS.. George Zek
defendant. Summons. No. W.&l.
The state of Washington 70 The sal
George Zeh. defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear within twenty days after u
service OF this summons, exclusive *
the day of service. answer the conplaint
and serve copy of your answer on ~
person whose name Is subscribed to I'm
summons. at the place specified follow
ing his said name, and defend the aeoFe
entitled action In the court aforemns
and In case OF your failure 30 70 o.
Judgment will be rendered against 20
according TO the demand OF the CO.
plant. which Is filed with the clerk =
said court. JOHN ARTHUR,
Plaintiffs Atforuey.
+. o. address, Seattle, King coual5,
Washington.
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WANTED--lnformatio of the present
whereabouts of Henry Carlisle OF 81
Ciairsviile, o. who was last heard OF in
Seattle four years ago by his mother
ADDRESS, Robert Carlisle. Glencoe. o.
Reward
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF III
state OF Washington for King ccun4
Whittier, Fuller & Co. plaintiffs -
respondents, VS.. X, Abrams ct al, e.
feuianfs and appellants. No. 1O.4A
Under and by virtue OF an order Of 80
and special execution. issued out OF ~
above named court. In the above entit9
action. and 10 me directed and delivers
/ have duly levied upon the following ~
scribed real property. situated IN -
King county. Washington. 10 wit:
South half d-2p Of Lon numbered ~ 81
and the easterly eighty-eigft $50 feet q
lot numbered five 90 In block num1ene
nine co. of -. 8. Maynarfs plat OF e
town tnow city, of Seattle.
Notice IL therefore hereby given thar q
Friday. the 18th day of March, IN.
the hour of 10 O'Clock n m OF said day.
the front door Of the court house. n
city OF Seattle, In said King county. ~
sell the above described property ~ p2,s
lie auction, to the highest bidder,
cash
Dated this the eth day OF February. -
A. r. VAN DE VANTEKs
Shsrih
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w ANTED PARTNER.

WANFEp-A partner IN a good paying
business small capital required Al
dress Bennett. West YeSler avenue
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general homework
family of two. Gig James street
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WANTEp--A strong girl for general
Homework: must understand cooking
Apply 1914 Fourth street
waNTED-Giri TO assist in Homework
Inquire SO Cedar street, near court
house.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OK teamster: road
men: swamper: mill hands: choppers.
all supplied. furnished farms TO rent;
business chances. Cranes, loo Washing
ton street
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FOR EXCHANGE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
IN HATS we take the lead. We have tha
latest styles. hest makes and lowest
prices in the city. The Hub, sls and siT
Front street.
OLD PAPERS for sale at the business.
once Of this paper, I5c per bundle.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTED--A man 10 go into the country
to look after a small general merchan-
disc store; must also have a knowledge
of bookkeeping. Inquire at n. w.
Steamship Co.'S office. Arlington dock,
this morning.
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C. C. BERG. IN Frcns strsse
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WANTED-Partner with $50 IN lodging
house; good location. Address So. Post
in:eligencer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A CHANCE TO BUY cosy home with
very little money: new 5-room house.
convenient to cars; view unexceiled:
easy terms; price $500. Inquire at
room 60i Seattle National bank build
ing.
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GREAT BARGAIN II sold at once; small
grocery stock and butcher sop doing a
for particulars to ]. W. Keaney. at 2l2
Commercial street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE. No. ST. r. and A. II.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays of each month
G. z. PATTEN, W. II.
A. S. GIBBS Sec
THE RIDGELy REREKAH SOCIAL
club will give its next dime social
dance this evening at Odd Fellows
haIl. North Seattle.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED--FEMALT

WANTED-A lady OF refinement would
like a position as housekeeper Refer
ences exchanged Y. X. ". care POST
Inteliigencer.
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FOR RENT--FARNrS.

FOR RE.NT--Raneh- tributary 20 Seattle
good dwelling. or,haTd. small fruits
Box -. Everett. Wash
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good second hand hahv
buggy. Price and particulars to z. q.
hex i,0iS. city
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WANTED-Odd Fellows unemployed. OF
those desiring to increase present In
come: must be good in conversation:
references required. Call on or address
room H. Halter building. Seattle, Wash.
KANTED-Those desiring male help can
get IL at the city mission free OF cost.
64 Commercial street. Telephone 1917
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WANTEp--A fresh mich COW with calf.
must ne cheap Address Afilrh Cow
rost-IntsiligeHcer
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sToRA,iE-sla South Second street. J.
{. Readran-
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-
MRS. NETA-Electro treatments: lost
powers restored. corns and buuions
cured. 500 Front street.
LEGITIMATE MASSAGE treatment. al
cohoi ana steam sulphur baths: face
ana BODY massage a speciality Mrs
christie. room 10. GA Second street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - Second soda water
fountain In good condition. mus, ha
cheap. Apply this morning only hy let
ter To Mr. Cohen, Arlington hotel.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- Literary History % the English Peo-
Pie" hv J Jusss rau1. is 20 he com
rfcfef fn THREE parts. each forming a vol
urse Fart T. already issued, is from the
origin - ere Renaissance. Part H. ard
uart IN. In preparation. are" from the
}2-naIssafs~e 70 Pope sna from Pore 20
The v,ras.,s4t Gay.'' reSTe. lively Nr Jus
se-s.sz is the anthar % English Way far
i-.- life in the NI43le AKes o. a French
Az.sss.s Ter az the Coart 81 Charles H."
hooks that have made him a reputation.
and Judging FROM the nrst volume ~ his
rsv literary history. The author viii make
~ himself a set BRIGHTER record The
f~qs volume tells - the fusion % races IN
France and in England. the Ceits in Brit
a5,, thefr literature hareic deeds love
ara literature Welsh tales. Then the Ro-
r~os rontsusst ths German invasion. char
arrr~ ~ Teutouic nations. the national
r.o4s~- OF the AnE3a-Sa xons. the French
Invasion. literature 10 the French Ian
gage under ere Norman kings. TIRE ties
vfth Rome unter william T.. Henry H.
ars ronr literature So ere English lar
ss,aes tbe fusion - races ana la.gua Ees-
T+.n * sesEs ~ AAauesr- are g~oet % the
vesr nation William IDnrland the thea
- ana rhs- closing ere Toluuue sikh the
.-s - tha Middle Ages This first volume
A. Intensely lat sTesr3rg- there are So mar
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PAIL Mall Gazette

tHkA 0Atl AFtaf-'e~Hf
\ somewhat CHASTITY bat quite success
fal bit Of elucldation Is credited 10 n
T2erfillon. the authroTcnetFisi- on MS
hack. In bed. a man was found the other
morning sho, dead through the mouth
The revolver vas SIN ia his hand There
we're doubts. however. whether u was
case ~ suicide. after all For one thing.
ae,sasea rad never been known 20 pos
ssxs a revolver. OF course. he might
tava bought one for the occasion. Il vas
advisable 10 try 20 ascertain this. and II
- n FertR}on who hit upon the way.
a. rad the corpse taken ouf OF ffed,
dressed i; himself in deceaseds cioihess
ara 49, f. a. Ae-cas-d's customary atti-
80 T., tta rassal chair. The coifure ~as
as n tfsa4 20 ~. and the haze o. life vas
l~e,s-ht hack 70 the fare as nearly as
stava ra{nts could make g. Then tns re-
,3yel ea= photos. raphed. and the photo
e~.r.n was sens 20 every gansrnsth IN
paris one % them recognized a person
NO had bought a revolver tao days be-
so-s ana this witness Identified the
vrte1vuu.
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which is claimed viii clear A quarter
section % land OF squirrels at very nom
iuai cost. consists Of mixture OF Hour,
salt and plaster OF paris Il IS claimed
hy the fellow tlaf the squirrels eat the
mixture on account % the -four, and there
Is no had taste. as IS the case Win
s-rvehnint, or other poison. that when the
COMPOUND IS in tho animals stomach the
salt ahSorps the moisture and the plaster
az paris hardeus. causing certain and
sneafv death Several farmers have paid
s. Tor the receipt. one skeptical FUr-
chase. Gre ertsr 70 test the remedy, sl.ut
some squirrels rap ia a cage and led them
on fha compound Although they ate Il
freely. il had ~ noticeable effect On
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6 Re this nan R.trsie. II Is dishoa-
- @nd charged s1ree or four prices f.
rs estimate and doa's care who knszs
.Aat ! say T. My POSITION IS corree. All
| VII abide the result
1.callect Ritchis was seen Fl hts offce
:. -, sts tttT block and hal not heard
But" he SAID. Il A. ~. hTs-,@ str
GO not know whose estimate re- t.,ars
Nhi aee8E as was newer before en-
sASel ~ a controversy OF tnls KIDD. ard
Nseia not now y the board hal a super
slien cent sho Understood rs business
A. s-ohiey - w0@fsily neon r.etert. He
80 heF-r been engaged In his class az
r. ata never built aEe pref bulla ny.
"a, = Dsfn aSItator and 7 suppose we
VIII have cous5da rahle tros,ria II - i "a
basned IN MS present position
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All trains from the West run into The
& paul ssnion aepos, making close con
gor,s w-lsn The Ssrth-N stern" tra4as
- 49,. East an8 SoBth. Passengers hold
fng tickets via the above line have only
sfap frorl the.T yFain 20 the elegantly
equipped NORTH Western limited leaE-
~ -. Pal every day Iu ths year FOR
tsstes travelling alone this il pecialiy
"a ta considered For tickets ard sleep
fr~ car reservation call on
r ~ PARK Err
r>-~e- sound Agent. 81 Front 81. Seattle.
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nyards.
CLOSE MATCH At BASKET BALL.
SIX Church Teams Contcnding For ~u-
I.l..-.,..l.-.- tn. \ NJ q 4

The games Of basket ball az the !. NJ.
&. \. are growing IN interest. SIX
churches are each represented by bas-
ket hail team and each team has FIVE
games 70 play. one ganc with each other
team. ono game Of the serlas IS played
every Tuesday evening. and SO far ten
games have Dsen played. The gymna-
Stun hall Is hardly large enough 20 ac-
commodate the people who come - see
the games. Each team is tied with one
other FOR the percentage won. which
lends additional interest 10 every game.
The public IS invited 10 witness these
gam IS.
The present standing OF the teams IS
as follows:
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good things in it that the reader leaves II
tar,filv and Is anxious for the next one
The work is carefully executed, and Is
bright and scholarly. The volumes are
published 10y G. 7. Putuam's sons. New
York and are elegantly printed and
hound. and ara credit TO these we'll
known publishers.
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"ooa scores Made in Pad Weather
Baker Beats >ffrrrsnr

: ne third medal shoot took place AZ The
80 80. tls ftod and Gun clubs grounds ve=-
49,, ana although & rafned al day
- e TAR attendance. some good
scores were made ard several fr4lv5guaI
.'satehes were shot which were very excft-
.i.s' one between Stin1son and Baker.
SiI. 9tifnspn having challenges Mr.. Baker
Tor MS certificate. Baker won by a score
o. ~ TO = having shot a. = birds. known
tFaI~ ana unknown angles. Tie next club
VIII be held next Sunday. leaving
for the club grounds on u-s9 boat.
w >ingle-. Known Trans Unknown
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Third tia@s.
Pool shoot Is Blrl1-. known Traps,
Unknown Angles.
AT THE WOODLAND RANGE.
Isifiemen of Company +. y. &. w, Get
ting Into Trim.

The rifle team OF Company r. y. C w
were otst for practice on the Woodland
range yesterday. The shooting was at
the 90 and 81 yard targets. and fairly
good average score wa re result. The
boys are badly out OF PR Use from their
winters rest and they hope soon "a be IN
their old time shooting trim. Following
Is SenFa-
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There are four more games - he played
- Irctis tho championship for this ~ca~
son. and II tae teams are then still tled
the series viii continue UntH The sham
piouship OF some che team is decided
The teams ore very evenly matched. and
e ls dialcu't 10 say which one WN finally
win
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Ripans Tabules Sold by druggists, or by
mail if the price so cents a box) is sent to
The Ripans Chemical Company, No. 10
Spruce ST., New York.
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Mr. PIT BARRY, who has general charge of the advertising
of the Chicago Newspaper Unon compelled pass
large portion of his time in ouneyng and fro the
country in the interests he represents Speaking of Rpans
Tabue Mr. Barry says that he has carried them with him in
his atche all his trips, he first became acquainted with
their excellent qualities He four five week. being
always particular take after hearty especially
after hasty meal. He requires more than Mr.
does remember how he first induced to make
buys them the whenever his
box from Buck Raynors drug
Chicago specially Mr. Barry mighty thing
--ist what travelling he needs medicine ALL
EZMmX
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A Young Lady's Rules.

The following rules of conduct
fell out of the pocket-book of
young lady and an INSCRIPTIONS
newspaper reporter picked them
up, says the Paducah Standard.
II don't let q man smoke when
he walks or drives with me. 1t he
knows no better than to do it, l
promptly tell him what I think OF
it.
81 don't give my photograph
to men. I used to, occasionally,
but I am wiser now. I should
hate by-and-by, to know that my
face might be hanging up in Tom,
Dick or Harry's room.
81 don't let q man take my arm
when he walks with me. If he
does, 1 tell him I prefer him to
give his arm.
Al don't go out with q man
friend just because he asks me. l
like it better if he asks another to
20 too-his sister, for instance.
| 81 don't let any man "see me
home" from church. If he hasn't
gumption enough to take me there
and sit through the services with
me, he may stay away altogether.
6 don't let any man friend
give me presents unless it is some
thing of q trifing cost, like fruit
or flowers. And I always guage
man by his taste in this respect.
II don't allow a caller to stay
, later than ton o'clock. If he doe'
, not 60 at that time, I politely tel
, him nv custom.
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"The crime for being a bache-
lor" says the States, "is to epun-
ished in several States, and among
them Illinois. It seems that the
purpose of the law recently passed
by the Illinois Legislature is to
encourage matrimony and increase
misery. A bachelor, however, who
can prove that he has proposed
marriage three times, but was re-
jected in each case is exempt from
punishment There is a good
chance for some enterprising wo-
men in Chicago to make money
hand over fist by establishing a
Bureau of Female Rejection, to
which the bachelors could apply
and get their clearance papers in
the event that they are arrested
for not complying with the law"