Word: locke
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...allowed to wear medals offered by foreign governments. France has given war crosses to those who withstood the first German raid, but the recipients, although appreciating the honor, are warned not to wear them. Instead, they shall evidently be forced to put them in a glass case, under lock and key. No doubt seems to exist that such a prohibition is constitutional. From the point of view of the United States, it may be against law and precedent for a soldier to display the cross bestowed by a foreign nation...
...racks of his company from the Commandant's Office, in time each day for the regular formation of his company. He will unlock the racks so as to permit the cadets to take therefrom their rifles. He will personally superintend the removal and replacing of the rifles. He will lock the arm racks and return the keys to the Commandant's Office after each drill. If, when the arm racks are locked, any rifle is missing, the fact will be immediately reported...
...relations with Mars are always a subject of interest. When the weather, politics and the war have been drained dry, and nothing remains but a yawn to fill the gap of conversation; when the last conversationalist has chronic lock jaw and the last small talker is asleep, the trend of talk may turn on Mars. Mars is always safe...
When interviewed by the CRIMSON'S representative on the train to Chicago yesterday afternoon, Governor McCall of Massachusetts expressed the view that Justice Hughes would certainly be the Republican choice in the first few ballots, and that the choice of a dead-lock was very slight
...minutes 2 seconds; 135-pound class, Bunnell (P.) won from L. H. Miller '18 on decision in 12 minutes; 145-pound class, Beatty (P.) won from H. B. Hull '16 on decision in 9 minutes; 158-pound class, Frantz (P.) threw R. C. Cooke '18 with a Princeton lock, in 5 minutes 18 seconds; 175-pound class, Turner (P.) won from Captain A. J. Weatherhead, Jr., '16, on decision in 2 minutes; heavyweight class, W. B. Snow '18 threw Brown (P.) with bar and body hold in 3 minutes 10 seconds...