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Show s . 0 THE BUSY MAN'S THft SUNDAY HERALD, DECEMBER 24, 1922. NEWSPap" ON ELCdTOK coma's N- i - I uaPO - AFflOGE w- isT6A0 FI HIS OOWIKQ -- c 1 III! '..f- ;- 1 Season 's Greetings FIGAT 1 vr4; 15; 4 raty a , At this Christmas feeason we trust that evfry family in Proyo ircomf ortably Jocated in a comfortable home well protected from fire losses. He who c,an go to bed Christmas Eve feeling satisfied with his home surroundings and feeling the protection that thousands householders of cooperative through a great company can give Against loss by fire, is in a. fit condition to enjoy the glories of Christmas and the pleasures that the holiday season can bring! Y ' SanTaCIaus was .., PARAMOTNS We Knew You d Come iEED Of OHUPSIIY Although the work done stitution has always been at the in or a wgn tha " w introduction of new instructors and new departments has broad ened the scope oi me wor uniu ui Brlgham Young university today Is a university in the fullest sense of the term. Besides the regular work given different colleges ana in the four through the extension division the year has seen the addition of the Col lege of Applied Sciences ana a graa-imtThis addition makes it nnlirRA. possible fOT young men and women to train lor almost any position in me. of course, The graduate division, offers advanced training in many fields. The summer session last summer nno nf thn most successful ever -held at the institution.' The percent age of graduate ana aavancea undergraduate students was larger than it had pvpr hpBti before. Indicating that confidence in the institution is grow in aaaiuon to me reguing raptdly. lar tnnrana ftvan ftn til A CAmnus. a six weeks course was given at what is known as the Alpine Summer school at Aspen grove, where advanced students were given training in geology, biofogy, and allied 'subjects right out among the phenomena o mature. This session was so popular that it will undoubtedly be re peated next summer. This last fall the enrollment be came so large that the high school eiuaents were curtailed early in toe season. President Harris made the announcement that since enough high school students had registered to accommodate traifllng teachers, it would be necessary to discontinue their registration on account of the lack of room and facilities. Not only was the enrollment enlarged In secondary courses, but the college enrollment for tte first two weeks was nearly 60 per cent above that of last year and even now it is more than 33 3 per cent higher than It. was last year. So crowded has the Institution become that ..Mflt all of the students and faculty members can get inside of College hall comfortably for devotional. The influx of students this year brings some housing problems to the attention of the officials ot the school. If the university is to grow as its friends hope It willrif the students of the church who desire higher education are to have the opportunity to ret that education under tie direction of the church, then, some additions must be made to the buildings of the Young university. Some of the needs of the institution are as follows: A good, safe Eyst. r rAcr UIWU "-- C j 44 ;wboiws The Provo Consolidated Real Estate" Company Ijas. devoted its power", .thrujh its corps of experts, to the housing of those who. have come to our city. The same policy of helpfulness will be pursued next year. We hold ourselves ready to serve at a moment's notices We wish for all of our friends and patrons a jouy season of unmitigated pleasure. If ever troubled about possible losses, or if de sirous of seeking a new home in the city, we trust that you will remember our slogan: ""j We Sell the Earsth and Insure Its Contents 9 9 i Provo Consolidated Real Estate Company PHONE 688 REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE ss " "$tirtirmtmMmfii-- 'X)U08UO118 You can get an answer to any Question of fact or information byWashwriting to the Provo HeTald York ington Bureau, 1322 New avenue, Washington, D. C, enclosUnsigned 2 in cents stamps. ing but letters will not be answered, and all letters are confidential, receive personal replies. Editor. Q. Who wrote: iced. "Organized charity, scrimped and In the name of a cautious, statistical is silicon dioxide (Si 021 while lime la calcium carbonate (Ca C03) and therefore dissimilar in every respect Limestone is not erupted from the center of the earth but is a sedimentary formation and on coming in contact with the air its composition is broken up and lime carbonate precipitated. Practically the same change takes place when coming in contact with heat. For this reason limestone has been trmed "the wandering Jew" of the earth. Lime which has been ex posed to the air is converted- into tbe hydroxide and the carbonate and will no longer slake with wateft Such lime. Quartz lime is sold as may be erupted from the centes of the earth, or rather from great depths, as quartz veins are deposited Dy no Christ." John Boyle O'Reilly in a poem entitled "In Bohemia." of the Q. What is the national debt Df,lut1nn United States? soldiers paid A Aceordint 10 the treasury re- - Q. Were the German nt nntnhpr 31 the total gross a bonus? for the priceless book owned by thei .. A. No: d h 1S 23.077,7S3.835.86. Institution, many of which have been Pullc the of Q. What states permitted women meanings ' the constitutional contributed by men and women mere- to vote before ? . lT lPfoi,cin -U ... U n ftl n i ' or encnanuug rauy. amendment? A. Rebecca tain head of church education would Colorado, Utah, IdaA. Wvoming, ninth. Nona m&ke them accessible to many people Oregon, ho, Washington, California, Drusilla withrdewey eyes. who 'otherwise anight not have an opNevada, Montana. Arizona, Kansas kindred. of his defender Kenelm a Illinois,' New York, Oklahoma. South portunity of seeing or becoming acQuintin the fifth. quainted with. thenu- - then, a gymnaDakota and Michigan. Ulric rich. sium is a Q. What was the "Force Bill'? dirftonacesslty, as the pres,Melvin joyous. ent accommodations are wholly inadeA. The bill usually referred to by ng Hermoine-savigrace. quate for a student body such as is title was the bill of 1871 providthis Woodrow a line of trees. fine, or enrolled at the university! a science the punishment-bfor ing Rogers counsel.' nr hoth of attempts to building has been one of the necessifaithful. Fidelia of 'any w'lth the privilege ties of the institution for years. With Davles born? interfere Q. Where was Marion these three buildings the. school could citizen to vote, giving me leuwai her eyes? of color the is set along nicely for some years to What Her judges power to exclude from juries A. In Boorklyn, New York. come, but If only One building were thev ludfted to be in blue. are to be with ihn -accused. Iu Cases erected, it would be difficult to eyes for " asks column of this BJIIiyomj A reader ' eject the one most needed. for and se- .hou at ate aumormes ware The people of Ptoto have come to information on preparing unwilling to give adequate protee. niovies. or the in . employment to authorized curing Tan r,maiHont . me institution wis ye m inturnafad reader may od- lion, ik. ln a splendid manner. The and naval power way the by writ employ the military thiss ubject tain a bulletin on wuens have throws their rr states lu' " " United ; the of j Postage. o the .nH ananend the writ of habeas student, ha. been very . are W?e-K. What Is Quarts and how did It cuu-u.the comfort w?o of the students. of the bill declaring ine punisameui u surface on the to be come year more rooms and board have been to prevent a person ireiu Is quartz the same as lime- conspiracyhu loral Offered than thnra fcav hwtn atudents eartn! richts. was declared tO reSDAnri 1nn? Thla la lwnVl annUliu, u unconstitutional by the supreme court xuim wuuiuvn reins as deep A. QuarU originated ..hool. as Patifyina- to 6fni.i. Ar th 1883. The haDeas corpus amuuu " ln it is an todlcaiion V.rh.1u,ena of in the rock and now to extend beyond the end 6f the not rocit ng thn overly a citv .. in tha surface because riii.u,n. session of congress. next v,uar erosion. work away by Problems of its SchoolsT, b" A. rig-ha- e extend Seasoims Greetings with best wishes for all the New Year. Also, our appreciation to you for permitting us to serve you during the past year. otor . A A le . PROVO, UTAH y 'wuor i- -.. mWfe ? : ro ..?8? ffSTfS in. 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