Word: allow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...conditions at the local country clubs are favorable enough to permit their being used. D. A. Williams '23, captain of the University golf team, has announced. This will probably be shortly before the spring recess. Team trials, however, will not take place until after the vacation in order to allow the players time to get in condition before competing for the team...
...tragedy here except the unconscious tragedy of the Crumbs. The beauty of Leda and Barnaby, and the "faint perfume" of their love, rises above all the reek and crassness of the Crumb materialism. If anything, Miss Gale errs on the side of the sentimental. She does not allow the Crumbs the inevitable victory of the harsh over the delicate...
...marriage ceremony out of the hands of irresponsible people, such as County Clerks and Justices of the Peace, who will marry almost anyone at a moment's notice. Justice Morschauser advocates this reform only as a measure to protect the home and national morality, and would still allow separation, which he believes is sufficiently well provided for in the present New York State marriage laws...
...school by the King and Queen and the Prince of Wales on the occasion of the annual Pancake Greeze. The explanation current was that Dr. Busby, headmaster in the day of Charles II, retained his hat in the presence of that monarch upon a plea that he could not allow any of his scholars to think that there was a greater man than he at Westminster, and that King George graciously allowed a similar privilege to his successor...
...forbade the Mennen Company to adopt any system of discount upon the basis of a classification of its customers as jobbers, wholesalers, retailers, " or any similar classification which relates to the customers' form of organization, business policy, business methods." The Mennen Company argued that it was entitled to allow wholesalers a discount based on their greater distributing faculties, and that it had not discriminated against individuals, but merely classified its customers. The court upheld the appeal...