Word: paid
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...matters stand at present, the law requires that the taxes on the profits of one year shall be paid out of the earnings of the next. The fault of this is clearly demonstrated by the conditions now existing throughout the country. The year 1919 was a profitable one for all business both large and small; as a result there are large taxes to be paid, most of which fall due in the calendar year 1920. But this year has been vastly different from the last; with the acknowledged diminishing of trade have also come the decline of inventory values, receipts...
...used to make up the deficit of such minor sports as soccer, golf and gym which took in absolutely and receipts on their games but whose expenses amounted to more than $2000, as well as the deficit of the other minor sports, which although they earned something, never fully paid their expenses. The total amount necessary to keep the minor sports running was about...
...blocking different blows. After this, the men are put through a round of shadow boxing at half speed in which the blows, hooks and appetents as explained in the preliminary work are tried out. This work is followed by shadow boxing at full speed in which special attention is paid to footwork. Then the men are split up in pairs and work at half speed for three or four rounds. In this way they are given a chance to try the punches, and are not afraid to black them, and as a result develop much faster than under any other...
Fifty dollars, the sum of the second installment of the tuition fee must be paid to Charles F. Mason, Bursar, before this evening at five o'clock...
...this field which will explain the methods of the undertaking. The Shannon Post wishes to obtain the names of any men, whether they belong to this Post or not, who are interested in doing such work. Little time is asked from each man and his expenses will be paid. From an individual point of view, this is a great opportunity to come into personal contact with these foreigners, whom many college men will have to understand when, as graduates and business men, they become employers...