Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...pulled out a pistol and robbed him of cash, watch, chain, collar button. Col. Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Skippers Harry Pigeon of Los Angeles and Alain Gerbault of France, though not present, were awarded Olympic diplomas for meritorious individual sporting conduct. At Sloten, on a canal built 20 feet above the land, the University of California eight-oared crew, Olympic favorite, practised before astonished milkmaids, proud tourists. Dr. L. Clarence ("Bud") Houser, discus thrower of Los Angeles, was selected to take the Olympic oath for the entire U. S. team. One day, in practice, he tossed the discus 155 feet through...
...learned banking in a rough and ready school. The cashier of a small-town Texas bank in 1905 had to keep one eye on the cash, and the other on the door. It took a shrewd judge of men to handle the lanky Texans who ambled into the Citizens National Bank of Ballinger. And when this bank merged with its rival, the First National, and Melvin Traylor became president, he needed as much good banking sense to manage a capital of $200,000 as he needs today to direct a bank with resources of over...
...National Cash Register Co. (Dillon, Read protege): $3,638,343 as against...
...make the cash offer more attractive, the Treasury announced that no other long-terms bonds would be offered in connection with the Third Liberty Loan...
Inside of 24 hours, the cash offer was oversubscribed by $475,000,000. Provident owners of Third Liberties hastened to convert their holdings before July...