Word: checks
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...season ticket holders will be admitted to a special section. If a holder of one of these tickets wishes to sit in another section he may obtain a seat check by presenting his H. A. A. or season ticket and $1.00 in cash at the sale. He should keep his ticket for admission to the field, as the seat check admits only to the section...
...season ticket holders will be admitted to a special section. If a holder of one of these tickets wishes to sit in another section he may obtain a seat check by presenting his H. A. A. or season ticket and $1.00 in cash at the sale. He should keep his ticket for admission to the field, as the seat check admits only to the section...
...season ticket holders will be admitted to a special section. If a holder of one of these tickets wishes to sit in another section he may obtain a seat check by presenting his H. A. A. or season ticket and $1.00 in cash at the sale. He should keep his ticket for admission to the field, as the seat check admits only to the section...
...method of a close corporation, therefore, would be deprived of a check which has proved wholesome in the past. It remains to be seen how far its positive and obvious advantages outweigh this defect. In the first place, it is to fill its own vacancies, and therefore to insure higher experience and greater continuity of management. No doubt it is desirable that such an important business should be relieved from the fluctuations of accidental choice of Directors; and though Mr. Meyer assures us that in practice the Board nominates its own successors, there have been cases where that precaution...
...incorporation of the Society. Together with this plan they sent a plea for its adoption, in the form of a majority report. The majority refused to the minority its right to publish a minority report together with their own. This attempt on the part of the majority to check a full discussion of the proposed changes affords a strong reason why the Society should refuse to adopt their plan. Men who are not perfectly fair should not be given permanent and complete control of the Society. MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY...