Word: aprils
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Evangelist Sunday last visited Manhattan two days after the U. S. declared war on Germany (April 6, 1917). At the Tabernacle, hastily-built auditorium on Broadway at 168th Street, he sermonized on patriotism, second coming of Jesus Christ, the growth of Christianity, motherhood. Let Newsstand-Buyer Willis entrain for Ocean Grove, N. J., where Evangelist Sunday was expected the last week of August; let him quiz Evangelist Sunday on his avoidance of Manhattan...
...December, 1926, leading U. S. tire manufacturers formed the American rubber pool, proceeded during the next year to accumulate a great supply at prices ranging from 35 to 41? a pound. But last February, the price of crude rubber broke sharply, fell to 26.9? in March, 17.2? in April, stood last week just under 20?. Large tire companies took a staggering loss on their inventories. Tire prices fell to meet fierce competition from mail order houses and small dealers who had not accumulated a rubber reserve...
...Right" v. "Treason." Whatever the "right" of South Africans, their Governor-General continues to be appointed by His Majesty George V, who sent to that post in 1923 a younger brother of Queen Mary, the Earl of Athlone (TIME, April...
...coercive attitude toward the Chinese Nationalists was impaired when they received de facto U.S. recognition, three weeks ago, and was still further impaired last week when Britain's Government concluded with the Nationalists an amicable settlement of British damages suffered during the so-called "Nanking Outrage" (TIME, April...
...Biggest" English banks are Lloyd's (paid capital, $355,762,000); Barclay's (paid capital, $79,291,085). "Biggest" French banks include: Credit Lyonnais (capital, $10,000,000); Societe Generate (capital, $12,000,000); Banque Nationale de Credit (capital, $20,000,000). On April 24, stockholders approved an increase...