Word: crediting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Such publication would be likely to become the basis of credit rating in the smaller businesses and the vital factor of character and reputation will be undermined by the tax return of any bad year, thus working grave injustice on firms undergoing momentary losses or those that are unavoidable in times of depression...
...Johnson who is chiefly responsible for the maintenance of the Hall of Fame at New York University and his is much of the credit for perpetuating the memories of our dead great as inspiration and guidance for generations to come. In the words of Dr. Johnson, who some day may be immortalized in the Hall of Fame himself: "The Hall of Fame is not a calendar of saints, but of human beings, each of whom presents some fine equation of greatness. It is not too much to say that the names here recorded and those to be added will...
...Herbert's lacrosse team lines up against Yale on Soldier Field next Saturday determined to end a discouraging season on a victorious note, it will oppose a team which, though superior on the basic of comparative scores, has nevertheless no more victories and only one less defeat to its credit...
...American and Douglas Fairbanks' The Thief of Bagdad, have made much of mad horse-rides over the scenery. It causes no surprise, then, when Mary Pickford, in her latest vehicle joins the scamper academy of screendom. She plunges ahead in a wild gallop that would do credit to Paul Revere. In fact, suspicion even obtrudes that it is not always Mary herself performing the athletic equestrian feats that are an honor to the Fairbanks family...
...second successive game the Crimson nine played errorless ball. A considerable part of the credit for this achievement goes to Spalding, however, for he was so completely the master of the situation that the Princeton batters gave the University fielders very few hard chances. Spalding himself handled chances. Spalding himself handled eight fielding plays, several of them difficult, with nonchalant ease...