Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 23 | Daylight Saving Ends; Clocks go Back One Hour

Daylight Saving Ends; Clocks Go Back One Hour GOOD morning! Have you turned yOUr clock back? If you didn't, turn jour w atch or clock back before you went to bed last niht you missed ;tn hour of perfectly ptod sleep. Hereafter when tho clock says fi a. m.. you'll have no ex c vise for saying; "Oh, Well, m 's only B o'clock," and turning' over for another nap. Kiom now until next spring there will be no more daylight slaving, but when March comes around you will Tuive to put the elnok ahead ono hour once more. If you happened to be on a train at o'elcck tli is morning and wondered why it stopped, we herein- intorm you tbtt.1 11 WM to let tho clocks catch up. Hy order or-der ot Oi reel or Oeneral '. Me Atloo trains on all railroads stopped at a. m , remained .mot ionh ss for one hour and then proceeded I I Industrial and husinr ss organia t unis and recreation advocates report that the daylight .saving- plan has been a gratifying gratify-ing success. Hue to the fact that there is no reverse gar. hut only forward steeds on the Western Union clQokft, renters of those Unie piece will have to set them themselves. them-selves. The Western Vnion yesterday 'sent out formal notices that over possessor pos-sessor of the t Imepieces must a t tend to J their time eorroolion. The notices lnelud-ed lnelud-ed a neat little key. To perform the op era t ion turn the minute hand around cloven times around the dial.