Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...learn it has met with the general approval of the students who seem to have found it, as I hoped they would, a great convenience. It may be of interest to mention the fact that ninety percent of the bills are paid by check and ten percent in cash. Of those who paid by check, two-thirds sent their payments by mail, and one-third paid in person at the bank. There is no reason why a student should not elect whichever way of payment is the more satisfactory to him. It would seem as if the easier...
...Treasury's offering of $400,000,000 of 4¾% four-year notes to refund the last of the Government's short-term debt (TIME, May 12) was floated in a few days. It is understood that cash subscriptions alone came to about twice the total offering of notes. The Government offered also to exchange notes of the new series for Victory notes (maturing on May 20), the notes given in exchange to be in addition to the regular offering of $400,000,000. The subscription books for exchanges did not close with the regular cash subscriptions...
Mendelssohn's ever favored Elijah, intoned by the regular festival chorus of 325 and an added band of 80 men and women singers from the National Cash Register Company, with 48 professional vocalists to chant t he solo parts so that the quartettes were themselves fair sized choruses-that began Cincinnati's homage to Apollo for 1923. It was prodigious-for mere magnitude. Imagine a dozen soprano voices singing a trill in unison, as they did. The performance was very good, and received universal praise. It deserved...
...ability to finance his own way, it has been speedily removed by the recent financial statement of the Ford Motor Company, Inc., as of February 28, 1923. This statement showed total assets of $536,351,939, of which almost one-third (or $159,605,687) consisted of cash in the treasury. No other corporation in the world has so much cash in its treasury as this, not excepting the U. S. Steel Corporation, which has total assets over four times as great as the Ford Motor Company...
...called profits by the Metropolitan company. The name given is " surplus." The earnings are not distributed among the stockholders as dividends-Metropolitan opera stock is nonpaying stock-but are held by the management to be used for new and ambitious productions. Perhaps the company is laying up cash for the new opera house, which is sadly needed, and which, it is reported, will be built...