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|| seSn/l, ADUU wenty ; ousand . cubic e NT ME |feet of water per second has been ' R e S +) 1‘ ‘ held from Lake ‘Michigan by the & * f Wl cmugy |I ~gates. 3 * s 1 * 5 «eeemeemememmnmennnementnensmerenmmnememessmemencemntenmmmmeen a [ o«A { Tel. 2397 nns | Carpenter and , ‘aCâ€" TB | Builder Cl o oc General Contracting : e epmapet» I ; [E t Nee Tiaieg Suwe 1 ; All ‘ enc Sss m _ s ‘ f 800 CHNTRAL iÂ¥X Wighioad Park ‘ J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT Co. EYVANSTON to LAKE FOREST The J. L. Floyd Company 35 North Dearborn, Chicago Phones Central\ 0268â€"0269 Residence Phone Highland Park 4 5751 Ravenswood Ave Chmo) TIllinois PAGE S1% Fireplaces a specialty. . Estimatés given ZION, ‘ILLINOIS Tel, Zion 81 Write for Catalogue â€"For Sale or Rentâ€" HIGH CLASS HOMES ALEX S$. BURGESS r Newest Creation in Modern Memorials NORTH SHORE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Another factor forcing Lake Michâ€" igan to its record low depthé in Janâ€" uary of this year was stated to be the retention of water in Lake Superior by the sluice gates across St. Mary‘s river. ‘The engineers said that for the last two or three years, when it was known the lake levels were dropâ€" ping because of a decrease in precipiâ€" tation, about twenty thousand cubic feet of water per second has been held from Lake ‘Michigan by. the Rise Since January | The fifteenâ€"inch rise in the level :j Lake Michigan since last January bear a direct relation to the greatly increased amount of rainfall duflna the <season, the ‘engineers dechtfi? The precipitation in Detroit for f first six months of 1926 already has exceeded the normal average fall for that district. The rain in the Chi cago territory for the same period of this year has passed the amount for the entire year of 1925, it was pointed out. The <engineers ~saw support for their predictions in bulletins from the United States weather bureau on the precipitation in the drainage area of the Great Lakes. They also had beâ€" fore them â€" hydrographic reports showing the changes of level of all the lakes from 1860 to 1926. t According to the engineers, the lake history which led to the predic~ tion of a period of rising wate which is borne out will be regarded as an answer to critiecs who A Chicago‘s withdrawal of water :fiT lowering of the lake levels, is this: ‘ Increase in 1926 pid _ _ After the winter. retardation 1894 and 1924 the level of Lake M â€" igan came back during the follown ing season only four inches in of <the normal summer increase wWf one foot. ‘ The next winters saw the lake at its two lowest depths. Then, during the symmer of 1896 and aga in 1926, the level came back more than the normal amount. i From 1896 until 1909, notwith standing the fact that the Chicagg drainage canal was opened, there was a steady increase in depth each num«-} mer greater than the summer befoM%: It is from this comparison, mppotcfi ed by the assertion of P. C. Day in his weather bureau bulletin on t precipitation in the drainage area the ‘great lakes, that the eginaoxu base their forecast. Mr. Day poinfix out that the cycles of generally low and high lake levels cover periods of from five to twentyâ€"five years. | 2â€"8indowand t 1896 and again in 1917 the dey of the great lakes rose to a pefk, After both of these crest years w was a steady drop, in each case |of nine years, until 1895 and 1925 ot the records for second lowest ( lowest depths. Both of these pe were ones of scant rainfall and dtrâ€" ing â€" the first era of â€" depletion dredging of the St. Clair and * rivers was begun. ThE Precipitation Reports Ns The conclusion was reached beâ€" cause of the striking similarity of conditions in 1925 and 1926. to tm in 1895 arid 1896. Water level his tory was found to be the same during and ‘preceding the two periods, the engineers ‘pointed out. Both H. P. Ramey, egineer for the sanitary digâ€" trict and Phillip J. Harrington, its assistant chief engineer, agreed that with the same conditions, prevailing now that occurred in 1887â€"96, there is likely to be an era: of rising levels comparable to the one from 1896 to ‘ 1900. * I Evidence of a gradual upwat movement of the level of the Gre Lakes to normal, or even higher, afâ€" ter a nineâ€"year phase of low water and subâ€"normal rainfall, was reportâ€" ed last week by the sanitary district engineers who met to discuss the probable effect of the abundant rainâ€" fall over the lakes‘ watershed. this season. & Cycle Turning to Period of Highâ€" er Water for Lake Michiâ€" . . gan, They Declare; [ . Give Details ; ENGINEERS MAKE REPORT RAINS HELP RAISE _ . |8C" CREAT LAKES LEVEL ... E 9]thou:h the human race is said to e taken some millions of years to fuire its present physical characâ€" stics, blondes have been known to turn into brunettes and vice versa, within a single day. | PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 2“ in pursuance of a decreg_ order ade and entered of record Octoâ€" ber 4,â€"1926, in the above entitled Cause, in and by the Probate Court of Liake County, Illinois at the October ‘Term A. D. 1920;:1 said court, the ‘|undersigned, as ecutor under the Linst Will and Testament of Alice Sulâ€" liyan, deceased, will on Tuesday, the 16th day of November, A. D. 1926, at tsven o‘clock in the forencon of said «day, sell at public vendue at the premâ€" herein described, in the City of ghland Park, in the County of Lake, in the State of Illinois, to the highest mad best bidder for cash, all and singâ€" Yilar the following described real esâ€" , in said decree described, toâ€"wit: \‘iLot twelve (12) in Block fortyâ€" | |two (42) in the City of Highland . Park, Lake County, Ilinois the purpose of paying bequests, ts and claims against said estate, costs and expenses of administraâ€" tion thereof. A 1 vs. | John L. Sullivan, Daniel Sullivan, ary Johnson, Richard C. Shannon nd Wikiam Holmes, Jr., Max Przyâ€" borski, Guardian ad Litem of William Holmes, Jr., a Minor. _ Attorney for Estate., 33â€"86 Btate of Illinois, jounty of Lake, ss. ¢ . IN THE PROBATE COURT OF 1 .. SAID COUNTY | In the Matter of the Estate of Alice jullivan, deeased, and in the Matâ€" er of the Application of Richard Shannon as Executor under the Last Will and Testament of Alice Sullivan, deceased, for leave to sell real emhl to pay debts. for the purpose of paying debts and claims .against s::ilutate, and costs and expenses of inistration thereâ€" of. SRNEST S. GAIL, that in pursuance of a decretal order made and entered of record on Octoâ€" ‘ber 7, 1926, in the: above entitled cause, in and by the Probate Court of Lake County, Illinofs, ‘at the October Term A,. D. 1926 of gaid court, the undersigned, as Administratrix of the Estate of Marinius Andersen, deceasâ€" ed, will on Tuesday, the 16th day of November, A, D. 1926, at two o‘clock in the afternoon of said day, sell at public vendue at the premises herein described, in the City of, Highland Park, in the County of Lake, in the State of Illinois, to the highest and best bidder for cash, all and Singular the following described real estate, in said decree described, toâ€"wit: . > ;. _ Lot three (8) (except the west _ 46.62. feet thereof) in Block six (6) and the West 26 feet of Lot 2 in Block six (6) all in Exmoor Addition to Highland Park, in the West half of the Northwest quarâ€" ter of Section 23, Township 43 North, Range 12, East of the ‘Third Principal Meridian, in Lake RICHARD SHANNON, ; Executor under the Last Will ‘l and Testament of Alice Sulâ€" | livan, deceased. > NEST S. GAIL, VS. Inga Andersen, Roy Andersen Norman Andersen. | PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby <â€" An additional scholarship for eduâ€" cational research in America, availâ€" able to teacher in Great Britain and Ireland, has been established in conâ€" nection with the research work of the City of In‘nmmm course. The new Bush hip has a valâ€" ue of £300, and the appo'miutoeb; who may be a man or woman, | sent out this fall or early in 1927. Apâ€" pointment will be made by an advisâ€" ory board consisting of the president of the course and other educational officials. Candidates. must submit a statement of the research proposed and method to be pursued. The apâ€" pointee will be required to send [ monthly reports of progress made, } and upon completion of the work preâ€" ~sent a thesis embodying results of thei study. | ttorney for Estate ated this 7th day of October In the Matter of the Estate of Marinâ€" ius Andersen, deceased, and in the . Matter of the Application of Astrid Andersen, Administratrix of the Estate of Marinius Andersen, deâ€" i ceased, for leave to sell real estate to pay debts. _ t State of Illinois, County of Lake, ss. IN THE PROBATE COURT oF SAID COUNTY Two scholars have already visited America under similar appointment by <the City ; of London vacation course. Miss Babel J. Wellock made a tour of the country in 1925 studyâ€" ing elementary education and Mr. Arthur B. Neal is now investigatâ€" ing junior high stchools and rural edâ€" ucation. Dated this 7th day of October, A, 1926. I County, TIllinois, according to: the . plat thereof recorded July 11, 1903 as Doc. 91079 in Book F of Plats, pages 30 and 31, situated in the City of Highland Park, ; Lake County, Illinois, subject to _ the dower rights of Inga Anderâ€" sen Parl ARSHIP FOR °.. o UDY n AMERICA THE HIGHLAND PARK PrESs ASTRID ANDERSEN, Administratrix of the Estate of Marinius Andersen, deâ€" ceased. Negnicd 33â€"36 given and Central & Second St. Tel. H. P. 949 Waukegan Ave. Complete line of Furniture and Floor Coverings PHONE HIGHWOOD 1324 RICHARD O‘CONNOR thing in the Cement Line. Estimates furnished onhix_egpfi_a_as. All kinds of Grading. . Cement Work:& Grading Contractor W. A. Noerenberg Co. CEMENT WORK CONTRACTORS PAINTING AND DECORATING Paints, Wall Paper, Glass Window Mw Glass Painters‘ ies Chimnly Blocks TEL. DEERFIELD 275 Highwood Fuel, Feed ~â€"â€"â€" Hardware Co. COAL â€" WOOD â€" BLACK DIRT HAULING, EXCAVATING Cinders â€" Gravel â€" Torpedo Sand PHONE H. P. 1122 _ DEERFIELD ROAD f West of Briergate Station 518 ELM PLACE ... Highland Park , HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Starting > Mfi@; Generators, Starting, Ignition Electric Systems Rechecked ( Astolits borth Pelce Reny tyane Sooitth, TEL, H. P. 266 Drive your car in and get estimate Tel. H. P. 2774 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Classified JOSEPH J. BERUBE Telephone Highland Park 1482 TIRES Firestone TUBES Amm&fi--“m Phone M. P. 891 u._‘mn Batteries Recharged, Rented and Repaired 82 N. First St. Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. Lake Shore Creamery Telephone FHighland Park 2180 Peértent Work a Specialty Carpenter & Builder Contractor Estimates Furnished| . â€" No Job Too La ) Smail 318 North Green Bay Road L. Stanger Telephone Highland Park 828â€"R AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS (Not incorporated #EE 8. nnulm)f-r COAL, HAY, GRAIN, and FEED GENERAL HARDWARE CEMENT CONTRACTOR MOTOR CAR ELECTRIC SERVICE 217 North Green Bay Road Automobile Painting Highland Park Radiator and Fender: Repair Shop Highwood & Palmer Ave. BUTTER â€" EGGS HOME DRESSED POULTRY BRAND BROS. Telephone HigHland Park 57 FIRST CLASS WORK | Bring in your car and let us make it LOOK LIKE NEW EARL R. FROST » JAMES COLLINS Auto Painter LETTERING â€" MONOGRAMS High Grade Work 516â€"518 Laurel Avenue Automobiles| Stored and Batteries Charzed CEMENT PRODUCTS GARAGE and CAB SERVICE AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Telephone Highland Park 542 rxzi} 'ii‘fihi.{n(d) ?ark 612 REPAIR SERVICE Sievers and Cervi Towing, Wrecking, Repairing 138 North First Swreet * Chicago Motor Club Service Station Phone Highwood 1844 BUTTER AND EGGS 614 Glenview Avenue Highlandâ€" Park > P. UGOLINI CEMENT BLOCKS DECORATORS LARSON BROS. Phone Highland Park 612 685 Central Avenue Opposite North western Depot Estimates on Request Manufacturer of COAL C. ~B.. Hansen 11 8. SECOND 8t ‘ Building Blocks DEERFIELD Highwood, T11 Tel. H. P. 1234 l t Repaired Moving Expressing Genera! $00 Ashland Ave. " _ Hisk Boilini & Grandi Mason and Cement Contractors 656 Deerfield Ave. _ Highland Park MOVING AND Estimates Furnished Tel. H 688 Central Ave. | Tel. H. P F Railroad Ave. Plowing, mmg ing, Gravel .fl“", irt, Manure _ Phones Highland Park 1435 ERWIN F. DREISKE 1 L Joseph Cabonargi CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 1817 Wade Street . 221 North Ave. INTERIOR DECORATIONS AND FURNISHINGS GENERAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADIO AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Telephone Highland Park 2180 Phones Highland Park 2358â€"824â€"J PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 2222 Established in Tel. H.P. 245 Tel. H. P. 924 ERNEST H. KUEHNE MASON CONTRACTORS 819 Ridgewood Drive : Painting Paper Ha â€" Interior Decorating 8, A. Max Wall Paper Patterns 638 fiolde' Avenue . N Pes ELECTRIC SERVICE s gladly submitted yoq Phone 1818 Hanging Canvas,, Sanitas and Paper a Specialty Furniture Refinished W â€" Window Shades Telephone Highland ELECTRICIAN â€" RADIO SHOP . "AT; UR â€" DOR _ . A. Noerenberg Co MASON CONTRACToRS Prclcl s eublia: C a Mrs. Mezzini & Son Office Phone Highland Park 2750 . V. NICHOLS, D.D.S. A. E. SODMAN Motor Express Artistic Funeral Designs 53 South St. Johns Avenue Phone Highland Park 602 PAINT!I;IS and DECORATING Wall Paper and Window Shade Samples INMAN BROTHERS Ge PAINTERS$ and DECORATORS Telephone Highland Park 1236 JACK PETERSEN ‘etter and Better All the Time" Exterior and Interior Painting Decorating and Paper Hanging Telephone Highland Park 1849 501 GLENVIEW AVENUE 607 GLENVIEW AVENUE Contracting and repairing Attractivé line of fixtures Tereent Work a Speciaity 614 Glenview Avenune . B. FREEBERG ’M'Flsl{!‘!l#‘triwwgionmmfl P‘ixgxm -fi Aapli.a‘ncu G. W. Rea. . & R. ELECTRIC DANIEL A. FAY "Say It With Flowers" SHERIDAN BUILDING Highland Park, IIL Office Phone H. P. 1780 H. FRIEBELE EXCAVATING PROFESSIONAL Tel. H. P. 2371 FLORIST FLORIST DENTISTS BUSINESS Highland Park since 1908 Res. 606 Onwentsia Av EXPRESSING and Estimates Furnished neral Hauling Highwood, IIL Highwood, Il1 Park 962 Highwood, Tilinois 11 S. Second St 939â€"2028 «91 112J , Sand, '?,."nc““‘""‘“-x : j M.n.‘hu“ Tel. H. P. 495 35 8. St. fure. Wtnprmmmmmmmesmss c ror a REAL it T Â¥ SLIP co ERS Res 7 N. Sheridan Rda. 1 688 Central Ave. Tel. K. P P. 0. Box 186, Highiand AKB, _ f 15 PRAIRIE AvE IdGrweon, TL G. PONSI & COMPANY Shop in rear : Phone Sewer and Water Pipe C D i n j! + rainage ronnm":!.c.cm Tel. H. P.441 .. 529 S. Geen Bay Rd. PLASTERING CONTRACTORS JAMES VITI & SON 199 w Madinon St., Chic#®® 5 , J A.F. Jodl Dr. BRradley C. Downing elephone Structural Steel Lo# ? UNDERTAKE Telephone Highland Park 2g9 Directory EVERGREENS SEWER AND DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS |â€" ‘SHEEMTAI?GR 608 Central A'w : J. STONEWALL Telephone Highland Park 801â€"W Monday and Friday _ Ev;-::‘ by ap t‘ only Res. ROGERS PARK 1009 MONDAY and FRIDAY TELEPHONE HI Pm #16 H. M. PRIOR CO, 366 Central Av Tin, C Peter H. K. Grimson PLASTERING CONTRACTORS PLASTERING CONT }_‘ot'ou 614 Glenview .. ue | Ornamental and Decorativy Plastering FUNERAL elephone Highland (Park : T5bâ€"M Plaster & Cement Contractors ORNAMENTAL IRON AND STEEL *' Telephone Highland® Park 580 Exterior Jazs Mfiium All Kinds éf Ornamental Pla Telephone Highland Park 2180 A. A. ROBERTS ANY AND ALL, ’gm f 19 )1 W.B. Fr berg United On‘fln ental Tron Works â€" THURSDAY UPHOLSTERING PLASTER CONTRACTOR 888 Central . A.Nocerenberg Co. Office Telephone OFFICE 365. BLOOMâ€" ETREET F. D. Clavey . Ravinia Nurseries Jobbing Promptly Aitended"te S. T. REBLING E. NELSON | 652 Deerfield Avenue rvate i eemaby s = <ir" \o pdiadat OsSTEOPATHY Highland Park TAILOR NURSERIES Manufacturgr® 6f SIGNS 26 N. Sheridan Rd y o rro®s Incorporated oCTtTOoBER 21, 192 atch Basin N n.f.ngc Kelley, Mer ontractors 515 #448â€"988 *§