Word: net
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...find Leonard Merrick treating of miscegenation is something of a shock, like seeing an amiable young lepidopterist drop his butterfly net and go in for heavyweight pugilism...
...bond output is the large amount of state and municipal issues. It is expected that this year the new obligations of these local governments will total about $1,400,000,000. This brings total state and municipal debt up to about the total railway indebtedness of the country. The net indebtedness of local governmental units is now estimated at $10,500,000,000 as against $8,679,000,000 and only...
Austin made the first three scores of the game, two of them on hard shots at the corner of the net which just missed the iron bar. Coach Bigelow made numerous substitutions last night, and if nothing else, the game revealed that he has a wealth of reserve material for the 1925 team. The passing was ragged on both sextets, and a tendency frequently to shoot from near mid ice probably lost several goals for Harvard. A much improved Crimson team will be the inevitable result of several weeks more of practice. HARVARD M. I. T. Austin, Burgess. Scott...
...This brought the income from the canal to more than $16,000,000, as compared to $10,000,000 in the previous year and to $3,000.000 in the year before that. Adding in the sums earned by the Panama Railroad, the machine shops, commissaries, coaling plants, etc., the net revenue amounted to $18,254,459-handsome enough. U. S. ships were by far the greatest users of the Canal, contributing 61.7% of the total. Great Britain stood next with 22.4%; and 19 other nations, including the Free City of Danzig, Yugo-Slavia, Finland, trailed with none of them...
...already been materially reduced since the peak of such borrowings, reached at the end of 1920." The loan was issued in the form of 25-year sinking fund gold bonds. The price of issue was 94; interest at the rate of 7% on the par value, making a net return of 7.53%. The operation of the sinking fund, however, makes the interest much larger. Each year, the French Government will pay monthly instalments to an annual sinking fund of $4,200,000, a sum sufficient to return the debt in 25 years...