people in the neighborhood and we had nice parties. My sister Helen was five years older than I, and I did not play with her much. However, I played a good deal with John and Char- lie and Hugh. Charlie loved dogs, and always had one. Our back yard was full of dogs' graves. May Jenks had lots of dolls

), according to H. M. J. Klein's Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, a History, v. IV, p. 399, was known as a poultry fancier, farmed four hundred acres and was, in addi- tion, a businessman and Justice of the Peace of Manheim Township. He was responsible for establishing Troop E of the Pennsylvania State Police

this time a poll tax was required throughout Pennsylvania in order to be eligible to vote. The cost in Lancaster was twenty-five cents for a married person and fifty cents for a single voter. A tax receipt from within the last two years was required in order to register on one of the three registration