Word: cash
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...dollars. The College must lose money and always will do so as long as it is to be a College which is loved at all. To be a real College it must give more than it gets, and the idea of trying to make the books balance in cold cash seems to me rather foolish. It rather smacks of too much commerciality in a place where we are supposed to care for better things...
...coupons from the regular coupon books. Coupon books to be charged on the term bill must be obtained at the Auditor's office before the close of the dinner hour today. After that time all coupons obtained, either in whole books or parts, must be paid for in cash. Undetached coupons will be credited to the account of the member to whom the book was issued provided the book is returned to the Auditor before the close of the dinner hour today. After that time no coupon books will be redeemed...
...windows of Holworthy 18 from 6.30 to 8.30 o'clock this morning. These packages at $10 each, will contain two Sanders, nine Stadium, and ten Memorial tickets. Senior spread tickets will also be sold in packages at the same time. Yard tickets will be sold at 15 cents each. Cash only will be accepted. 1906 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...from the windows of Holworthy is from 6.30 to 8.30 o'clock. These packages at $10 each will contain two Sanders, nine Stadium, and ten Memorial tickets. Senior spread tickets will also be sold in packages at the same time. Yard tickets will be sold at 15 cents each. Cash only will be accepted. 1906 GLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...labor services. Commerce is carried on by credit and the means it has devised, such as checks, drafts and bills of exchange, while it is the banker who renders credit most effective. It is certain that 80 per cent, of the world's business is transacted by credit, while cash is used only for small payments, such as the adjustment of balances and the payment of wages. The larger possibilities of the system are trammelled by the law that compels the banker who wants to extend his credit in the form of notes, to deposit in the Treasury United States...