Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 15

* TAKOMA PARK MO * IES TAY RATE fTown Council Sets $1.10 Per $100 as Levy—Hears As- ! cessment Appeals. at the rate of $1.10 essed valuation for A general ta on each $100 of the opera expenses Takoma Md., was night b own eoun Jiberation was the last meeting of the present suncil, as on June 1 the pre bers of the The qu ent council the next 1 neil will retive. tion of whe! hould set the . commencing July 1. was rai \ imcilman Llovd W, | . Biddle, who tter should The council sat as a ho wfew and heard complaints the recent assessments on fn the town. A numt were filed with the request that they educed in proportion to surround- property ids v tion of the = m. 50 Charl inskins was lowest The report of Treasurer Davis for the month of April was submitted and approved. It pts from speci xes etc.., Amounting halance on wened for the constric conerete bridge across feet in w who hid $3.887. showed 1 permits, Disbnrsements od for street laries, labor, machinery, etc., amounted 0 . a balance on hand of $11.769.70. The \balance in the special improvement 486 resignations m A. Kroll, chalrman, and Dr ¥. G. Saulisbury and J. A. Griffiths elerk. of the zoning commission. were presented hut only the resignation of Dr. Saulisbury was he Bliss Electric oma invited the ion of ihe eouncil to the difffcul gerous approaches 1o the bridge across the tracks of the B. & O. R. R, also the need of a new structure. The meeting was presided over hy Mayor H. F. Taff, with Councilmen H. E. Rogers, John R. Adams, E. G. Saulishury, F. D. B. Austin, Tlovd W. Biddie, Whliam A. Kroll, Town Clerk Ben (. Davis and Super intendent of Tublic Works Maj. W. H. Fisher, present GERMAN WARSHIP COMES. Salute Guns Greet the Hamburg Arriving at Pacific Port. 0. Calif., May 18 (#®). McArthur and the Pa- fleet exchanged volleys here with the German cruiser burz as she entered the harl yesterday. but thelr greeting rather than d It was first visit el 1o an American port since the World War, the Hamburg being now on a Summer (raining cruise with 100 German midshipmen The Hamburg, the onlyv existing German vessel of the fleet which took le of Jutland br. hoarded by Southrern® as she dropped anchor. The ship will he In this port for two weeks. By the Aswociated Press. LONDON, May 18.—The Prince of Wales has caused a mild sensation in England by doing the unexpected again. ¢ without warning at day morning in the metropolitan police station in Limehouse, one of the mosat notorious and dangerous of London's slum areas. He was ac- companied by Divigfonal Detective In spector Hall, who is reputed to know 1 was learned that. Ha appeared | 2 a'elock ‘Satur- | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUKSDAY, MAY 18, 1926. 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