Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-01 | Page 19 | City News Ticker

S I q Ii p 0 City News Ticker p o 0 0 Sl STAY SlY Y OPI X Miss Charlotte Stewart city supervisor supervisor super super- visor of or plaY playgrounds roun s. s announces that the thc city playgrounds will remain open after alter school hours houra during September I t. AY Y UA DAY Y AT tT onT FORT t Capt F. F L. L Fink quartermaster o of Fort Douglas pal paid all o of the detachments detachments detachments detach detach- ments yesterday a and all 11 of the civilians employed In various v capacities cap at the fort ort The amount expended e approximated mated mate TELLS OF 01 rnA YRIS Travels In Japan China an and Korea Kore will be the subject o of an address to be delivered b by Frank J. J He Hewlett lott at t o'clock tonight In the tho Thirtieth ward hall hail before tho the Mutual Improvement as associations as- as of or the ward lU OFFICE William M M. I. I Swan deputy Salt Sait Lake Lako count county recorder under George H. H Islaub IsID announces announceR his can candidacy for tor forthe forthe the office now held b by his chief I Recorder Re lIe- e- e corder Islaub will It Is sal said bo be a candidate candidate can can- didato to succeed himself PilLS FALLS SKYLIGHT When he fell tell ten feet through a n skylight skylight sky sky- light yesterday at the tho Sharon buildIng buildIng build build- Ing Gysbert of ot 1 S. S Second East street sustained a severe laceration laceration lacera lacera- tion below the left ear car After sewing tho the wound at the emergency hospital was removed to the L. L D S s. hospital TELIS OF OP LIFE IX IN NAVY Y Life Lifo and Training In the United States r Navy will be the subject of ot an address to bo be delivered dell before the parents parents' parents parents' parents parents' par par- class o of the Second ward Sunday Sunda school at 1025 o'clock this morning In Inthe inthe the tho ward chapel Fifth Firth East and Seventh Seventh Sev Sev- euth South streets The speaker will willbe willbe willbe be Irvin B. B Wyman a I. I chief electrician in the navy Y I BEN 11 It TO 10 Ben R. R Is to bo be tho speaker at the M. M I. I A A. meeting of ot the Van Wandamere Wanda Vanda amere a- a mere mero ward Sunday Sunda September 1 The meeting will bo be held in the auditorium of ot the Granite high school at 7 p. p m m. m A musical program will win be given Vacations Curtailed b by R. R R. R Restrictions Lond London London n A Aug 31 The The severe re restrictions restrictions restrictions re- re which war conditions have havo imposed on the British railways have had a I. I demoralizing effect upon the who always alwa's en endeavor eavor to seek tho the seaside e in ii hot weather There Thero were extraordinary scenes at Victoria station where thousands o of travelers to Hastings St St. Leonards and Brighton spent the entire first day of or their holidays in inthe inthe th the booking hall han and outside tho the plat plat- barriers trying to get da eo I CONS COXS CONSERVATION En An officer on board a warship war was drilling his menI menI men I r want eYer every man to lie He on his hack back put his lais legs in the tho theair nIl air and move reeve them thorn as if It he w cere Cre ere riding a a. bicycle he explained Now ow Commence After a short effort one of the men stopped Why h have you ou stopped Murphy asked aske the officer If It ye o C sir was sas tho the I Olm coasting Exchange I