Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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According to the report of the class finances read last evening by the Treasurer, R. P. Parker, the class of 1922 has at the present time a cash balance of $910.75 to its credit, and in addition assets to the amount of $600 invested in United States Victory Loan Bonds. This sum is left after deductions made for last year's Red Book, and Jubilee, the first smoker, and all other expenses. The report follows...
...only will the winner receive a cash prize of $500 immediately after the decision is reached by the Committee of Judges, probably within two or three months of the closing of the competition, but a contract will also be made with the author on a sliding scale of 5 per cent, 7 1-2 per cent, and 10 per cent, and Mr. Morosco will guarantee production of the play within six months of its acceptance. It is possible that other plays submitted in the competition will also be accepted for production, and the minimum royalty for such other plays will...
...system of saving cash slips as claims on dividends was adopted, and results in 1918-1919 are reported as follows: prices below or meeting those of any other laundry, and a dividend from profits amounting to a 4 per cent rebate to student members on charge purchases, and 9 per cent on cash purchases. More than 5,000 students benefited...
...Class Fund, 638.00 Total, 690.50 Expenditures. Overdraft from 1918-1919, $1.60 Student Council Assessment, 10.00 Debts of Smoker (Spring of 1919) 69.25 Smoker February 18,1920, 255.17 Clerical work--Class literature, 26.77 Debt of 1920 Junior Dance Committee, 4.08 Total expenses to date, 366.87 Receipts, 690.50 Expenses, 366.87 Balance (cash on hand), 323.63 10 $100 Liberty Bonds, 1,000.00 Total Assets...
...month or more ago Mr. Truxton Beale, formerly minister to Persia, offered $10,000 in cash prizes to young Republicans who could furnish the best platform suggestions for the coming campaign. Naturally the opposition press, under the leadership of the New York World, ridiculed a party so bereft of principles that it had to call on the college boys of the country to supply the deficiency, and the ridicule undoubtedly offset any benefits which might have been derived from the contest...