Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 3

S SESHRAEST =2 = o NG STANDARD, Progress of 1927 Established | Record, Hoover Reports to President. By the Assoclated Pross. Economic progress during Brought Americans to the highest ma- terfal living standard this country or any other country has ever known Secretary Hoover declared today ir his annual report to the President A sftuation of prosperity which he #aid “has now been characteristic of | i conrinuing depres ston for agricul statistics a steady level ol wholesale prices declining slightly] in recent months a maintenance o relatively large building construc tion programs; an increase in the ex- Reevetars Hoover. pedition of railroad transportation |z along with a bettered service to users, and a year of “sound but uneventful growth” in the banking fie Foreign underwritin cans during the fiscal that of any corresponding period in the history of the United States, the report said. Foreign capital securi- ties privately taken plus direct new investments abroad probably the total to $1,850,000.000 for the ye: Financial reconstruction abroad e tinued on the whole to be encours ing. Exports Set Record. “The value of American expos during the fiscal year 1926-27 was greater than that of any other fiscal vear since 1920-21, and when account is taken of the much lower price level. as compared with _the war | Sl AL NOTICEN THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK: holders of the Columbia Title Insurance Company of the District of Columbia for the purnose of electing 15 trustess of the comnany_for the ensuing vear will_he held at the office of the company. 503 “E’ street nw_ pn Monday December 19" 1027 at 1 n.m The poils will be open between hours of 2 and 3 o'clock. The tranafer books will be closed trom Decemner 10. 1927 to December 19 1037 i usive. ates INCUCHARLES E. MARSH. Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Com- District ot Columbia will be held N -, 1927 | ¢ { du tion THE WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER’ 2, 1927. EVENING STAR. ntinued . constituted s intalning bu: duction recent y 1hout of mining abo hat of manufa while the olume of “The true causes of the prosperity | of new quarter ce major infl in the re rgest ln n\n}mnif pro “The | th Bout & peér eent | i 3 For the Bureau of F 3. | mestic Comme T FLAT TIRE" MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS | cloth s ~COAL~ COAL COMPANY 811 E St. N.W.—Main 311 69 Years® Faithful Efficient Service. oo JAMES MeD. SHEA THE ANNTAL xzmud_or THE STOCK Holders of the je Hall Association o e Diatrict 'of Cotmehia, for he election 0 five directors. etc.. W|ll be held on Monday December 5. 1927, at the office of the sec DD o 710 Evans Building, 1420 New York ave'mw. Washington, D. C." Poll from 7 7:45 v ey TARES T GTEBS._secretary. E ANNUAL 'MEBTING OF THE STOCK. | Bl e, L Rt Sultent ng.’mu.y clock \'Hle at its of afl(‘e 816 14th il ington, D C. 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