contents — self-government under the law — and because it has become the rallying point for the united effort of the whole city and county of Lancaster in meeting the great emer- gency of 1942, and in helping us to win the eighth war — as we have won the other seven wars — since the days when the charter

relation to the community, who enjoys or rejects the play, lies the important social implication of the theatre as a dynamic social agency. Theatre always caters to the key-places of a country and not only for eco- nomic reasons. The more a town is connected with the whole life of the nation, the better

triumphant notes ringing from the old organ which had often responded to her own fingers, that its words were very true : "The Lord of Life is risen, And love no longer grieves." BIBLIOGRAPHY Bachman, George Calvin—The Old Order Amish of Lancaster County, 1942. (Pennsylvania German Society, vol. 49). Brand

Social Life in Lancaster Borough By ELIZABETH CLARKE KIEFFER It was Benjamin Rush writing in 1789 on the "Manners and Customs of the German Inhabitants of Pennsylvania," 1 who called attention to the fact that the description given by Tacitus of the German Village of the first cen- tury A.D

Philadelphia County, and Barton & others from Lancaster, a fine lesson for the honest Yoemanry of Pennsylvania, to support such midnight marauders, to overturn the public peace, by fraud and perjury. Monday, Decr. 10th This afternoon more soldiers passed through here for Harrisburg, and it was said, some went

buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Section 0, Philadelphia, Pa. Adam Diller was captain in the Second Cavalry Regiment, Second Brigade, of Pennsylvania Militia, 1814. Sheriff of Lan- caster County, 1827. Adjutant General of Pennsylvania, 1839- 1845, and was considered as a candidate for Governor of Penn

stock in the amount of $931,250, and bonds to the amount of $200,000. We have traced the story of the evolution of the gas industry in Lancaster County in several different communities, namely, Lancaster City, and the boroughs of Columbia, Mount Joy, Lititz, and Manheim. It is a business history

denominations established during the life of the Borough of Lancaster. Fortunately, for the community, we would say, no one sect dominated the religious life of the town. Even the Master said, "Other sheep I have, which are not of this fold," and so the Lutheran and Reformed people, with the others, dwelt in