Word: borrower
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...redecorated for the President's summer home. ¶The President wrote to Peter J. Brady, President of the Federation Bank of New York,* on the occasion of its second anniversary: "I notice that you put some emphasis on the amount of your deposits. ... It may seem easy to borrow money, for that is what your deposits represent, but all experience shows that it is very far from easy to invest money in such a way that you will be prepared at all times to meet the necessary requirements of those who have put their money in your keeping...
...says he has no money, ask him for his insurance policy. He can borrow the money on his policy for his first payment and he can save up for the other payments...
...purposes of the drive is to establish a sinking fund, from which class organizations may borrow at need. It will also be used to cover the deficit incurred by the Jubilee, and in pay for all class entertainment's in this and future years...
...soars upward on its triumphant return journey to parity, Canadian financiers forecast an early return to the London money market. For some years, Canada has done much of its financing in Manhattan, although there was a decided lull in 1924. With sterling at par, Canadians would be able to borrow less expensively in London where, before the War, they did most of their financing...
...guard stated that students as a whole are about as honest as the test of the 50,000 people that pass through the station each day. "If they haven't the necessary ten cents they generally manage to borrow it from, some friend," he said...