Word: covered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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American Locomotive had a record year in 1923; its statement ending Dec. 31 last showed net earnings of $12,376,565, of $21.25 on every one of its 500,000 common shares, after preferred dividends. In 1922 net earnings were $1,100,479, which was not sufficient to cover the $1,750,000 paid that year in preferred dividends, let alone the further payment of $1,500,000 in common dividends also made that year...
...surplus of $1,528,209 in 1922. But in 1920 a deficit of $25,751,666 occurred, followed by another of $11,651,425 in 1921, so that the Company's profit and loss deficit Dec. 31, 1923, was $12,637,851. Last year, operations did not even cover expenses, and interest on bonds was paid out of surplus. Common and preferred dividends have been passed since 1920. The balance sheet reveals conservative management laboring under difficulties. Cash declined from $6,385,240 in 1922 to $4,278,989 last year; inventories have fallen about...
...this new building plan the University is, in reality, gaining 10 new courts. The new baseball cage will cover the ground occupied by the 5 courts nearest the Soldiers Field Locker Building...
...finals of the Law School squash championship resulted in victory for Lawrence Foster 3L., over Channing Wakefield 3L, yesterday. This match proved to be one of the closest of the whole season, the champion winning only through his remarkable ability to cover the court; the score...
...McAdie '85 emphasized the importance and possibilities of rain. The annual rainfall in Cambridge is forty inches. In comparing this with Noah's flood, he said, we should allow these forty inches to come all in one day and then multiply by one hundred. The resulting flood would cover Memorial Hall...