Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...agreement did not commit the U. S. to enforce the Experts' Plan if Germany should default, that it had nothing of the nature of a treaty, that it was merely an executive agreement whereby the U. S. is to receive money owing from Germany by getting a share of the reparations payment...
...following, an exchange of letters between Baptist and Bishop was published less conspicuously. The Baptist wrote with infinite tact on the subject of Church union, suggesting that those who stood outside the Episcopalian fold should be given a share in its governance. He concluded...
...universities. But in the world at large such recognition has been woefully lacking. Of course there have been golf and tennis, but these are summer sports, not ever-available means of relaxation. It appears, however, that a change is taking place. The craving of the human body for its share of activity is at last to be acknowledged...
...first signs of being interested themselves, the play was interesting to the audience. She proved an apt pupil of the Cave Man School of Courting and used the telephone to good advantage on his head. The plot reached its rather delayed climax, with Boney providing even more than his share of the entertainment. His removal to the asylum was the real ending of the play...
Even more striking has been the success of the S.S. Kresge Co., which reported net income of $10,114,163 for the calendar year of 1924. This, after preferred dividends, amounts to $40.66 on each share of common stock, compared with $38.14 in 1923. In the Kresge balance sheet, some striking changes are likewise apparent. . Surplus is now $15,398,585 as against $11,161,180 in 1923. In addition to its regular $2.00 quarterly dividend, Kresge directors have declared a 50% stock dividend to holders...