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'Army ngneors-'Make New .Sfudy, of Plan to Enlarge ain; State' Dr.dging Completed With. the dredging of Wilmette har bor under the supervision of the stâte waterways division virtuafly completed, - marlcing the end of a five-year battie to make, the basin once more serviceable for small craft and, the local Coast Guard crew, the next move appeared to be an appeal to the federal govern- ment for enargement o! present lias an. mned a 5 per cen aividenc to be p -tocreditors of the balk, beginnmn this (Thursday) mornlng. This payi. .ent, it is stated, wIU bring the total so far pajd to 62 per cent. Mr. Ericson's annoancemnent is as, follows: ~'Another dividend of 5 per cent 19 available to creditors o record .and wiUl be paid from the old office : û the bank at 1150 Wilmette ave- nue, Wilmette, beginnlng Thursday morning. The recelver's clerks wiUl remain for ten days to distribute the checks and thereafter it wil11 b. neceusary for depositors. to either mail their_ recelvei's certificates'to the Waukegan office or take themi NewOfcilCoMUe From .-ýFort September 1 A committee of th. Village board, conslsting of Trustee ChriÉtian B. Jarchow, chairman, end trustees George H. Reddlng and James B. Hoffman, appointed several months ago. by Preuldent Harry C. Kinne to interview applicants and malce a, recommendation for appolntmnent to the. office of Village manager, made its report at Tuesday nlght's meet- channel1 .One si down 1» association for ýo7nes in an amount ealual to 15 Per et ýnon, The present divldend of 5 per cent riar raises the total so far paid te 82' per cent.? s for Wilmette Ave. a Étuuy or Great Lake harbors o! At a itea ago, repme Shore Harbq by reports1 al Plan cc ng neld a le rtatives of t Sassociation, ý )rm the Chlcag imission, app [venue fror -enue. The the nextii .ch will bé eh of La Crosse, guest preacher m.htrln c huvéh. Who il dl las nt ini t le. 13