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Board, Decides "Depression,", Measuùre 1s Nol Longer Nec- essry ere Wilmette is toendure no more dark night.s, -for the Village board at, its Tuesday nigbt meeting voted to con- tinue. operation of the street iighting system during ail hours of darkness. The all-night schedule will be put into effect on or about'July 17, and there will be 4.o "cutting out" of Iights. The finiancial condition.of the Vil- lage impelied the previous board to curtail the service in 1932, -the iigbt- ing, system being .maintainied. only un- tii 1 :30 a. m.., except on Saturday nighits, when.servicç ceased at 2 a. m. Owing to improved tax c ollections, and a more favorable current charge by the Public Service company, the board finds that the, iigbts can be burn- ed aIl night at an added cost of about $1,2W0 per year. There bave been, it is said, manyý protests against the, shortened service, and it is believed that the action of the board will meet with general approval. Big Parking Area Free parking facilities have' beeii 1pro\lided at the Wiimette station of the Chicago and North Western rail-* way for automobile owners who use the North. Western to commute be- tween W inmette and "the 'loop or other, points. The, parking area is on the north side of Central avenue ïmmediately éast of the North West- ern tracks and, in.front of the Hoff- mann Brothers, coal- andý lumnber, of- fices. According to Earl E. Orner local North Western agent about one-hun- dred cars can be, accotnmodated in. the parking lot. The parking privi- leges wilI, be, limited strictly to pa- trôns of the. North Western. Now that the' parking space ba 's been provided *parking, in the drive- Way along the west side of tbe tracks at the Wilmette staionwill be 'pro- hibited. -Mr. Oriier- said. 'This, it is pointed out. wili belp to relieve the congestion dturing the rush bours ond also will serve as a safety measure. Althougb no none bas been injured there have been. a number of minor accidents in the driveway. Under the new arrangement cars will be permitted to remain in the driveway only long enough to pick up or dis- charge passengers., Bathers Grateful for Famed Astronomer To . Clock Placed at Beach Union Service Themne Patrons of the Wilmette beach are Next Sunday morfling at the union thanking Village Trustee George F. servce i theWiltnette Baptist ýIliff for having promoted the piacing serce iiithe e.Jh G.Hnly of a dlock at the waterworks so that churb, he ev.JohnG. indeya check may be kept upon the pass- minster of the First Congregational ing hours. -The dlock of the eiectric cburch, will deliver the tbird sermon type with 12-inch dial, has been in the present series on "The Religion piaced in one' of the second floor of Famous Americans." The message windows on the beach side of t be wyiil be, "Dr. Frost : the Grand R Beliefs waterworks building, in such position of an Astronomer." These' vital that it is easily visible- froni thewa- studies of character and faith. bave ter. Parents especilaily, are grateful aroused a wide interest'in the, united for the timepiece,' as it eliminates congregation and in the community. mucb overtme swimming by chiidren. The Wilmette Baptist cburch and the First Congregationai church are Zoining Body to Get combininiz in the Sundav unionn erv- 1 rn rrein 1717. cUNU7cf Forces A djourt ment of flouse Talie F<est The New York Times of July .12 contains an interesting Washington cispatch ,concerning Congressman, Ralph E. Church, -of the Tenth or local congressional district, relating an incident in wbich our repres!ent- ative,,thougb one of the almoist hope- less.minority or Republi cans, put one. over on the Democratic majori . 1 It seems that a congressmnarn n1amed, Lucas, one of a group that had tunda session of the bueit taîkie marathon, was delivering. an at- tack on the American Liberty league, in which be referred to the Spring- field ".grass roots" conference, saying that no member of congress bad been invited to:attend. "Mr. Cburcb, wearied of the verbal ýclatter, asked Mr. Lucas to yield for a correction, which re- quest was refused. Mr. Church then shouted a çlenjal of the statement, whereupon Speaker Byrns wielded the gavel witb considerable vigor and ordered Mr. Churcb to sit down, ad- ding flot a bit to the sweetness of the latter's temper. So be promptly pointed out, to the Speaker that there was no quorum present, wbich forced.. the acting floor leader to hurriedly move for adjournment. Showing that it does flot always pay to bear down too heavily on a, member of a min- ority, who may find ways in which to retaliate.t Kinne Orders Muzzling t Ordinance Be Enforced r Village President Harry C. Kinne,t under date of july 13, issued a proc-i lanmation to ail owners of dogs tha~t sucb animais shah flot be permitted to run at large in the village uniless so.secure- ly muzzled that they cannot bite per-c sons or animais.. The provision con-. tinues until Novemiber 1. Persons x violating the ordinance upon whichI the~ Proclamantion jq hase<1 w11 he nrnsa-, IS OFFERED AS VACATION SPOT Third Camping Period.Bt, Ma- ]KaýJa.Wan I. Thrown Open to ]Parents, Frienda On Su iday evening, July 21! thé, thîrd contingient, comprised'of OY Scouts,- their Parents.,and of Scouting, wili leave for 10.a- Ka-a-Wnthe Scout camp o he North Shore Area council. This beautiful camp is beingoeedt everyone during- the 'third. ptriod wbicli lasts'from July 22 to August 3., Parents, brothers, sisters andý friends of scoting ' re*Il invited. This is suggested as experience and. vacation. The proram at Ma-Ia-Ja-Wan in- cludes hikes through the beautiful wvoods. filied with interesting tra ils and replete with nature's wonders. Everyone who cornes to Ma-Ka-Ja-, Wan, it . is explained receives eer- sonal instruction ini swimming nd this is ail excellently supervisedb y a staff of Red Cross life guards. TIhere is a handicraft department wbich bas mucb to offer. Also, there is canoeT ing, boating, rowing, .fishing, pflay.. ground activity basebal. volley h2l pecIureaatj I4of n adentertain- ment. AIl of this activity is under the direction of a competent staff whicb will see to it that there is never a duil moment. The total cost for this unusual va- cation experience is extremely mcnd- est and covers, in addition to the activîties metioned above, 'tbree rneals a dayi, and a cabin or tent. Information may be obtained by communicating .with Scout head- Fire Cbief Wa companied by Mr ing the annual s( Lakes division, In, tien of Fire ýChi( week . at Lansing, being beld this I ch. IL -mii ...... 2 pects to be back oha duý Spart of this week. Cap iadiii....... 27 son, bis aids at the stati ......... 30-34 ndt been seriously ili but. .hospitai for observation.: ýy, bas be 'the to the poned f: month.