Word: personal
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Under the law, a person giving information leading to the discovery of smuggled jewelry receives 25% (but not to exceed $50,000) of the amount recovered by the Government...
Captain Samborski will be facing an old opponent tonight in the person of Captain Makofski. These two, both playing right guard, will be the only two players tonight who figured in the last meeting between C. A. C. and the Crimson in 1923. The visitors won on that occasion, by a thrilling 39 to 37 score. They were victorious also in 1922 by a three-point margin and the University will have an old score to avenge tonight...
...questioned, but its legal authority is less assailable. A great deal of discretion rests with consuls in the granting of visas. A consul has a right to refuse a visa to anyone likely to come into conflict with the laws of the U. S?as, for example, a person who might advocate overthrow of the U. S. Government or the practice of polygamy. It is very dubius whether Count Karolyi, unmuzzled, would do such things...
...denying the right of free speech, the question is legally not parallel to a case where public discussion might be denied to a person resident in this country; for, if the Count should speak out, he would not be deported for speaking, but for obtaining his visa under false pretenses; that is, under the pretense that he would not speak...
Club members may obtain tickets and invitations by sending the name and address of the lady whom they wish to have invited, and enclosing a check. The charge is $5 per person; $10 per couple. Only Club members will be admitted to the dance...