Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...manipulative causes were responsible for the long advance of "Pipe Common." Net profit last year amounted to $6,587,188, compared with $4,062,699 in 1923, $1,583,058 in 1922 and only $629,429 in 1921. Net for 1924 amounted, after 7% preferred dividends, to $43.17 a share on the 120,000 shares of common stock against $21.92 in 1923. Last year, $5,060,920 was added to surplus, which on Dec. 31 amounted to $11,101,783, or $92.51 per common share...
...some of the Jews has raised the question of the relation between him and Judaism. There is no need to attempt to bring about a reconciliation between the real Christians and the real Jews. The Christian's own religion teaches friendship, while the sincere Jews will soon demand a share in the glory of Him whom their race brought to the world...
From these considerations, the memorandum deduced that the value of the stock in 1913 was not $8,900 a share but $2,500 a share. If that were the case, tax should have been paid by the minority stockholders not on $3,600 a share (the difference between $8,900 and $12,500) but on $10,000 a share (the difference between $2,500 and $12,500). That being the case, the minority stockholders escaped payment of about $35,000,000; and Mr. Couzens, the largest of the group, nearly...
Harvard students may share in the unearthing of the still undiscovered "missing link" if success crowns the efforts of a proposed expedition after prehistoric remains, which has opened its ranks to members of the University...
...went into the sitting room of his suite at the Hotel Willard where breakfast waited him at 9:00. He was just seated and beginning when word was brought to him that several delegations, including the press, wished to see him. He had them brought in and offered to share his oatmeal, ham, eggs, hot rolls and coffee with them, but they declined. He ate leisurely for about an hour, talking to his visitors. Mrs. Dawes came to warn him to be ready to start. "I'll be ready in time," he promised...