Word: grossness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Assistant head ushers, A. J. Cassatt, L. F. Daley, F. V. Field; ushers. G. F. Bruen, J. D. Clark, C. D. Coady J. C. Cooley, G. M. Gates, Alexander Donald, S. E. Gleason, C. S. Gross, E. C. Haggerty, Nathaniel Hamlen, J. R. Harrison, J. D. Hitch, B. L. Kilgour, C. B. Lyon, R. F. O'Neil...
...artists remind one of Baalam and his ass. For once more may we say. "And the Lord opened the month of the ass." But no, we cannot lay as the door of the Almighty such a gross, barbarons, wanton picture capable of origin only in the brain of a moron. For if Lampy can find no other material but scorn of the Jewish students in the college and the aspirations and religious ideals of the Jewish race, then it is quite easy to understand the general attitude towards the publication. B. Wantman...
...company has permission to use streams for water power, to install telegraph, telephone and railway lines, build roads, aqueducts and power lines; the company must in turn undertake certain public improvements- building roads, bridges, harbors, etc.; the company will further pay the government as royalty 2% of the gross profits; any dispute arising between the concessionaire and Panama is to be settled by arbitration; diplomatic intervention by a foreign power is specifically forbidden...
...Spanish Government gets 30% of the gross receipts; therefore, when the expenses are paid the members' reward is very meager. I met some of the best known Spanish musicians, including De Falla, who lives at Granada, within sight of the Moorish palaces and Alloniz. An interesting young school of composers is to be found in Spain...
...Ernst & Ernst, public accountants who audited the Ford business for those seven years on behalf of the Parker company, say Ford's net profits during 'that period totaled $702,080,001.73. Ford's auditors claim his net profits then were only $526,441,951, although his gross profits were $876,176,230. The case is expected to move up to the U. S. Court of Appeals...