Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cards of the present day. There were ten numbered and three court cards in a deck. The suite marks on the former were very similar to the modern ones, and the latter consisted of a King and two Marshals, the "Obermann" and Untermann", one of whom held a sign upward in his hand and the other a downward sign...
...watchful eye was caught last week by a name on a sign in a realty subdivision on the outskirts of Washington, D. C. The sign said to consult your own broker...
Foreign Exchange. Guilders of Holland, marks of Germany, sterling of England, kroner of Sweden, all appreciated in value. This to economists was a healthy sign regarding world conditions. It means that gold will be shipped from the U. S. to these nations if their money goes above par. When this happens, it will be cheaper for U. S. merchants to pay in gold for goods they may have purchased abroad than to buy foreign currencies here at a higher rate than...
Commencing on Monday also, reservation sheets for courts in the University building will be signed on the day before playing. The sheets will be posted at 5.15 o'clock on Monday for men to sign for half-hour playing periods on Tuesday. This change is in the nature of an experiment in the interest of men who have found it difficult to meet the present requirements for reserving courts...
...what of it?" On closer examination, however, a few quirks of the feminine mind appear; the room, to be luxuriously equipped by the smoking seniors, is for their use alone; no members of the lower classes, no guests, no masculine visitors. Well may they post a Keep Out sign reading This Means...