end. A cherished memento which he carried with him was a small Bible, thrown away by his captors, but later picked up and restored to him by his captain, William S. McCaskey. REFERENCES Lancaster Newspapers of contemporaneous date Bates' History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, vol. 2 Ellis and Evans

Ben- son. Feb. 23. Sales of $290,620,000 and net earnings of $19,207,000, the highest figures in its history, were reported for 1959 by the Armstrong Cork Company. Mar. 2. Daniel B. Strickler was promoted to Lieutenant General on the retired list of the Pennsylvania National Guard, the highest

Plain Waltz Lanciers Galop And there were Quadrille Waltz, Quadrille Varieties, and Quadrille Polka. ABOUT THE AUTHOR "Mr. Lancaster History" was born 82 years ago in the County whose history has continued to engage his active attention. Mr. Heisey received a good education (when he was not misbehaving