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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT ROCK
RUN

John Love, of Rock Run, was
lodged in Elkton Jail on Monday,
charged with shooting John Duke
and John Dempsey.
The affray took place in Loves
store, and is reported to have been
the outgrowth of dispute over a
slot machine. NJ
Dempsey was shot in the stomach
and very seriously injured. He is
lying in a critical condition In
Richards Hospital. Duke was shot
in the shoulder and his injury was
not serious.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
YOUNG PEOPLES CONFERENCE

YOUNG PEOPLES CONFERENCE
The annual Young Peoples Con-
ference will be held in Tome M. E.
Church. Port Deposit, October 18th.
registration blanks have been sent
to every Sunday school in the
county and should be returned with
the registration fee, which is $1.0O
for each delegate, to Miss NV.
Williams, Port Deposit, Md, r. d.
2, not later than Oct. 18th, so that
she will have time to mail credential
cards to each delegate.
The program opens at 500. At
1880 adjournment will be made
for lunch. Each delegate is to
bring box lunch.
K At 1880 D. m. moving pictures
viii be made of the Conference.
and the afternoon program win
open at LAS.
At $3.50 fellowship supper: $40
lantern pictures; 1880 council FIRE.
1880 forward step: $500 dismissal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
NORMAL SCHOOL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Cecil
County Unit of Maryland State Nor
NAL School will be held Saturday,
October 18th, at 2;S0 D. m, at the
home of Miss Katharine M. Bratton,
255 e. Main St., Elkton,
Mr.. Linthicum, State President OF
the Alumni, and Miss Scarborough,
of the Normal school faculty, will
address the meeting.
All graduates and summer school
students of the school are urged to
attend. Come renew old friendships
and make new ones.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09

Rising Sun, with Jim Keesey, the
Perryville boy who has been signed
by the Philadelphia Athletics, in the
lineup. will play the Parkesburg,
Pa, IRON Company team, at Parkes-
burg, on Saturday afternoon, Octo-
ber 10. The World Series game VIM
be received at the Park by Horace
Beals' $2,508 radio, which slone of
the best IN the country.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
DEATHS
MISS oHRIsTIE THACKERY

Miss Christie Thackery, of Elkton,
died at Union Hospital, in that town,
Sept 80, aged u years. Miss
Thackery was daughter of the late
Thomas and Sarah Thackery, OF
near Elkton, and a sister of Robert
c. Thackery, Esq, of Elkton. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon.
Interment was made in Elkton
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
ORPHANS, COURT

Bonds Approved-Bennett Steele,
administrator OF Ella Conrey Steele;
William H. Merrill, Jr.. and Percy
f. Strickland, executors of Sally C.
Merrill: Josephine B. Stearns, ex-
ecutrfx of Charles W. Stearns.
Accounts Passed First account of
Floyd J. Kintners executor of Dan
iel Newton; first and final account
of Lidfe McNamee Voshell. admfnfs-
tratrix of Arrie E. McNamee,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
MRS. JENNIE BARNES

Mrs. Jennie Toulson Barnes died
at the home of her son, in Whining
ton, Saturday, aged 76 years, after
several years illness. She leaves
four sons, Ernest, Julian, Floyd and
Thomas Hickie. Her youngest son
died last December.
Funeral services were held in
Hopewell M. E. Church, Tuesday
afternoon, with interment in the ad-
joining cemetery. She moved to
Wilmington forty years ago, from
Woodlawn, where she was born and
had always lived.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
FIRE ENGINE HELPS GAMER

The big North East fire engine.
says the Cecil Star, proved its help
fulness in other than a fire emer-
gency on Thursday morning. The
local cannery's well went dry and
with big lot Of tomatoes ON hand,
the water problem was a serious
one. But it was soon solved by the
fire engine and line of hose from
the creek. Canning operations then
went on as usual,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09
CYRENus K. CREswELL

Cyrenus X. Creswell died at his
home in Port Deposit, on Monday
evening, October 5. after lingering
illness. Until few months ago he
was employed by the Rowland Floor
ing Company He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Jennie Farr Creswell,
one daughter, Mrs. Eugene Gooding,
Baltimore; two sons, Charles, Havre
de Grace, and Kenne, at home; also
one sister, Mrs. John Atkinson.
The funeral was held ON Thurs
day afternoon, with interment at
Hopewell cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-09

A chicken supper will be held on
October 20, from 500 to 500
o'clock, by the ladies of the Liberty
Grove Community Club,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
MRS. Ia TOILETTE IN
STATEMENT REFUSES
TO ENTER IHE RACE

WASHINGTON, July -. - Mrs
Jclc Case LaFoilctc, widow Of the
late Wisconsin independent Rcrub-
licau leader. iu % statement ISSUED
today. declined 10 enter tile race tar
the seal Of her husband in the senate
apa thereby opened the way fo-
her son, Robert N. LaF1iIctco Js..
10 become bis father 5 successor
An aDneqpctment cf yeuuS La
Tollette : Intention to seek eloctis"
to the seaafe replacing his ta'her.
i>SeHpected sroM Madison, Ms.
Ntthinsas few days.
= call for,spccid election may he
issued by co... Blaine shortly there
after aud "a new battlc launched -
determine. the political future ~ lie
LaI ollcttF> movement.
The decliuation Of Mrs.. IaFol.y.st
w3s addressed to organizations q
7vomcns WHO recently bcgaH a move
lneHt to nduce her n champion me
cause 6ffNpHeh in the senat-. Size
stated that aft8,. aae consideration
size would adhere Ia her Original ll-
1eatibh @ofs refining 20 evulac- t.e
p6siodifal fouaied br hsr husband.
{" Ia Fol3eft s. Aia~ zine. an. y
write his Incomplete memoirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
WHERE YOUR pUrY LES

Always wash tac top D4 mIlh
bottles before pouring oet contents.
Insist upon Dir.p col..S II.
oilcd paper.
...--noy Duttcr iA carton. aa. keep
iH package IN iee box.
4.-lnsiat on fresh pdrsaG. goods
o. It nationally a1{eu.eed u.uld.
Wash all f:u.t, aa4 e4etablc3
thoroughly
d.--l,cep SAT- and sugar jas COY
cicG and "A 4 dry place.
t.-NasL ANA sa.l V.eao ca. thor.
cogh!y twIcc or more um"a wcch.
Never pat fresh bread ~ "l,A the
stale bread.
..--Do not alIo,. 4 dog on cat "A
you kitchen.
,.-N ear clean and easily uashcd
dresses IA your Kitchen.
lJ.-keep your cooking utensils
covered III SuiImct.
1l.-hiu every Ily and amt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
Ell CENTRIC GIVEN MENTION BY T. S.
COMMITTEE ON BETTER HOMES'
WEEK CELEBRATION UtnI..G LAST MAY

WASHINGTON. y. c., July IS
California played q large and impor
tu.t part in the demonstration OF
"hettcr homes during the annual
week SCI aside fer that purpose. This
1,.r the period was from May II to
l.. Inclusive.
Tie committees granted honorable
uen:icn hv tho committee en- awards
t.r the scope and quail Y Of their
demonstrations are: Sacramento.
Stockton, Fullerton and Upland.
Demonstration homes were shown
~ tie raaIic during Better Homes
NtcH in Bakersfield. Blue Lake, FL
Car-ro. S4tramcr-o. Santa Rosa and
Stockton. Committees which con
gt.te4 programs demonstrating how
tta arcsage family ot limited in
come can make the most Of is home
from the >-aa3nointS II beauty.
comfort, ana utility. but where there
VS. 10 demonstration house, iuclui-
od Alameda. Coiusa p.NoHt' DGrham.
Fortuna and Lelcta, Guadalupe
Hol.i>ter. Hugh>on. La Mesa, Ma
ue9a. Nary>Hil.c. Meridian. Monterey
A.eatro>e. Pacific Beach. Palo Alto
san Fernando, Upland and Walnut
Geek.
il Is impossible u describe tie
uauy ADMINISTRATIONS and >heir
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
Keep Your Riddles YUMA INDIAN
AT Home If You BAND GIVEN
Visit Across Line FIRST HONORS

The members of the Yuma Indian
band, which playad at Coronado
Beach ON Sunday in u competitive
bend contest, passed through FL Cen
tro last night after an exciting and
plcasurable weekend at the beach
resort.
The Indians walked off #;th all
horors in the contest, being awarded
first prize, even over the L. $. Mar
inc band, which had played one
week previous. Eight other con
tcstants are still to be heard, ON
succeeding Sundays, but in the opin-
ion of the Judges no baud will be
able to come up to the Yuma organ
izt IN and the remaining contestants
must fight it out for second and
;Lird honors. 4 beautiful loving
tGp WIS presented the Indian boys,
aud win be suitably engraved. They
made such hit that they have been
requested to play return epgagc-
mcnt in three weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

, main features because Of the imita-
tlons of space. In the communities
! where there was no demonstration
house. the programs cons ;ted of
lectures on topics vital to the nome.
gardening contests. kitchen or living
room contests, demonstrations of
home planting and gardening, nome
play and home music and the like
In all of the demonstrations excel
lcHJ local cooperation was secured
iraM clubs, men. women. boys and
-,ll> showed their interest - and
from local merchants. churches.
schools and newspapers.
Had Nine Better Homes
The Sacramento Better Home>
committee Of VIII Il y. G. Nunnelev
was chairman. demonstrated no less
than nine better homes. One
house was built bv the boy scouts;
another was remodeled by the camp
fire girls and all Of the balance of
tn demonstration homes were new
ones.
\ highly interesting feature Of
the demonstration in Sacramento
WAS due 10 the Boy Scouts. who
showed the evolution Of the home
from grass hut. building an In
DIAN tepee and then 4 log cabin. All
bur three OF the demonstration
homes cost 5000 or under. the three
exceptions being valued at $500
>3.eeo and $4,000, respectively.
Lectures. contests for the best
kept house, lot and lawn. photo
: .cphr contest. home music demon
>.r"tions, demonstrations eff labor
saving devices for the home and the
distribution Of ten thousand copies
Of a pamphlet on home ownership
features the wcel, in Sacramento.
The merchants, schools. churches.
c.uh> and other organizations a.
csaaerated = the fa.les, extent. L
is planned to form a permanent Bet
-Cr Homes Committee in the city aEd
keep il At work continually. Be
f,recn 10000 and 10000 people Wis
i.ed the demoI a,ration homes during
Better Homes Week.
Tie Stockton Better Homes com,
nittee headed by Mrs. {. :. Sar-
cent. demonstrated five homes. call
cd d model house, = demonstration
house, school practice house, a .
home beautiful and 4 house Of Span
~. design.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
.EILIEC PRUNES

! cup prunc juice.
cup orange juice or Il cup
grunge marEaIade.
:. cups cooked prunos.
:. tablespoons gfanUldtcd 3 @ttlc
- cup sugar.
Soak gelatnc in Il iau ccid
water, Remove pits FROM claEea
pruncs. Heat prunc juice 90 IN"
loiIiug uoiut, add gelatin. and
sugar. STR until disso4el. Add
orange juice; SGT aalde to cool.
W4en beginning to tAleaca add
l,ruucS ana turA ito veg mold;
sci aside until IIrn.. tUuptt, serve
with whipped cream. "lH serve
siA persons. TO vaf, tbs dessert
Substitute cooked ol,td al-eots
Tor one half Of tile prmes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

Mayor FREDERICK Palacio of Mex
ieali has issued Il request that all
parents leave their children at home
when visiting McXicali. This is in
line with the officials effort to
cooperate with authorities on this
side of the line in trying to keep
minors outside of Mcxicali. An
American probation officer is sta
toned at the CalcXico side to head
off all minors who try to cross the
llne unaccompanied.
However, Palacio states he is
Iowcrlcss TO act in the case of
children accompanying their parents
an" de is cgdeavol-Ag > nave regu-
lations passed that will permit
McXicali police to turn back all min
ors found in McEicali, even if they
are with their parents.
1t would hardly seem necessary,
declared an official today, to have
to warn parents in this regard but
the fact remains, nevertheless. that
many of the more regular visitors
across the line and dag with them
their small or half grown children,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
DISAPPROVES
ABOLITION OF
FEDERAL BODY

SWANp&COTT, Mss, July 2s-
Presidcst Coolidge disapproees Of
The current movement to abolish the
federal trade commission.
The commission is Il Cuisines
paiccman MIR. Coolidge realizes,
but il performs a necessary function
and the administration will oppose
any move to abolish il because Of
dissatisfaction with the commits
ION : personnel, it was said at the
.ummor Whilc house todaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
4 FeU Hints on HOU
to Make Delicious
Home Frozen Desserts

A>~Umir = that Won have little
3 freezer ot your own. than vcu- fam
. H.. j quite fond Of frozen desserts.
! ant do not care TO depend entirely
or the corner drug store for these
! desserts YOU win be interested in
, homemade frozen desserts.
/ One Of the tn frcezers that can
l- bought for dollar or less are
( light in weight. easily handled and
work beautifully. And wherever ice
. j. obtainable these desserts can be-
made-,nost Of them require less
time 10 prepare than Il pie. pud-
din. Or some otncr cooked dessert.
In making frozen desserts, rr-
mcmber thai flavor freezes out OF
the mixture. 50 that it must be
favored more highly than il il we're
TO be served unfrozen.
4 Irstcad Of using the sugar to
sweeten. use a syrup, will greatly
Improve the texture Of the finished
cream.
Il you are going TO add fruit to
the ice cream, crush the fruit thor
ouehlv and then do not add all until
Tie mixture is partly frozen. f the
,icccs Of fruit are too large there
viii be Jumps Of icy fruit that are
difficult to eat. And, il the fruit
3, added to the miXturc-5efore
t. = partly frozen - the milk or
dcam may curdle and the fruit may
settle 30 the bottom.
Ssa'diag Tire cream mot boiling
viii give a finer grain to III" crcam.
Don T fill the freezer mo'c thai"
,ltrec-foulths full. Allow room for
swelling.
\ mixture of ice aad salt j., Of
course. always used for freezing ice
cream and ices "a the hoM", lhe
-.l- causes the ice to melt ami ia
melting it gives Oft cold which
causes anything coming in cc1tar'
with the melting ice 10 freeze. ne
i.o should be crashed into >mal!
pieces, using heavy muslin, burlau
or canvas cloth to hold the Ice Wh-c
t.,rudin. it. The ice should b.
crushed quite fine and packed III al
tcrratc lavcrs, or EiXcd together be
fore being packed around the free/
cr. Here is an important thing 10
rrp:cmber: One part salt 10 three
rai.ts lee bv measure, is the best
,rnportion 10 use. Coarse dairy sat
or granulated rock is used for free|
inc. There is a special, ice cream
salt on the market which Is Ju'f tA'
thing and Is inexpensive.
From twelve to twenty minutes
are required for freezing ice cream.
Sherbets take from twent% to thirty
minutes.
Zee cream, too, should be made far
enough in advance SO II can be
hacked aud allowed to sand for
two or three hours.
ORANGE ICE
i1ii , cups waite, J ~? sugar
900 fcw gratings Of orange rind for
f.sl minutes; cool; add ID cup lem
%. iuicc and ] cup orange juice;
-rr.tu and freeze ae directed above.
PEACH SHERBET
l'arc aud force ] At. peach pup
ta~n-h fine strainer. Add -
col,- orange iuicr. ] - cups sugar
~ cup lemon juice and J cup
,ater. Turn into freezer and chill
thoroughly. then add stiffly beaten
white ot egga and continue freez-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
ARMY AIRPLANE!S
ARE IN CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE, Wyo, July IS
Weather permitting, the SIX army
airpianes making surrey of ar
routes between Chicago and san
Francisco, viii leave mere tonight
FOR Omaha. The ships landed here
last ulght. IN "a heavy rainstorm.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
All I. S. Navy
Dirigibles May
Be At San Diego
Uy United Press Leased Wire

SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, July 2S.-
Secretary Of the Navy Wilbur 5
rIan, 10 concentrate all the navy :
dir.giblcs at San Diego has not been
submitted tor the President $ in
formation OF approval.
Tae President believes. however,
tuat if the navy department has de
yiGe, upon the plan there Is. no
doubt, good reasons for the radical
change in the nation $ mir war sYs-
tp4I. it Was said at the summer
raite house today.
san DIEGO Cal, July 2s.--2ro-
babitity thai san bie-, .iar Uc.omc
Tire Pocific Coast center for dir. .gioIv
activities was suggested hv Seerc.
taly OF the Navy Curtis .. Wilbur.
rev minutes before his departure
Monday oa -Ae transport Henderson
.pg the es>t coast.
He expressed himself as beina de-
cidedlv pleased with tire weather
coHd non, Of Saa Diego in reference
r. experiment, ii Ijaaa=a.r
,r"tt and believed that several aifi--
.h-e hangers Ni.i soon hr constructed
q .re.
These plans hal been discussed by
mbcl, of tlc naval affair. COM
mIitce when they were h,sc previous
10 sailing for Hawaii 10 view the
fleet maueuycrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
To Open Aspara gus Cans

| always open aSparagus cans at
the bottom instead ot the top. be-
cause by doing this / not only avoid
breaking some OF the tender t..
hut also il Is much easier IN remove
rhy asparagus from the can. >iH
IL, stem end is 50 much larger ti.au
;le tip that even the first stalks sip
ou+ ouifp reaJ TX
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

comparable to that of several Amer.
Ian cities. Even Stockholm : rec.
vrI cf 30 telephones per leo pro.
r'e was surpas. Il by such cities as
San FraHe'tco with 2s.S telephones
for every 100 Inhabitants, Omaha
9Th 2S.3 and Minneapolis with 24.s.
New York City aoro with 1.ISG..
9.@ telephones on January /, 1921
had more telephones than tie whole
et "rcnt Britaiu moro. IN fact.
thar any foreign country cNccpf Gcr
rauY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

pom t ever look for craftsmanship
or open and aboyeboard dealings IN
the boxing game. You won I flnd
tIem.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

An old brewery III santa cruz is
now shipping 100 pounds Of mush'
ROOMS 3'daF.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
Discarded Fuit Jar T-5ps

Discarded fruit Jar tops are exc
lent for poaching eggs iu3 also far
drop cakes when YOU have not
enough muffin pans to keep the oven
busy Place them in pan for easy
handling.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

Half Of our liyes are spent talk
ing to people about other people.
Wolld'a greatest shoc value r.
when You shoe tllc3 off the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
HOUSEHOLD
SUGGESTIONS
Raising the Kitchen Table

\ kitchen table that is too low
Ter . tall woman to work at com
fcrtably may serve Il double purpo>e.
Cover 1t with white oiIcloth Cor
zinc or glass if the poeketbook per
mit>j and have 4 carpenter or til
(handv man about the house, make
q second table top raised on faar
supports To the proper height. The
original surface then makes con
vcnient shelf for many utensils an,
kitchen accessories.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
A New Dressing For Salad

Have you ever tr.'d using one OF
two tablcspoorsful OF q bottled rel
ish or sweet pickle relish to "a cupf a
o. cooked salad dressing This
mal;es a delightful dressing for head
lnttNce.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

Serious n""z -.ym Paris. Man
shot "a head waiter. And most men
are afraid If lead walters.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

San Diego is distributing pert
for much of the Portland cement
that comes from Europe fer the
southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
Koaping Yolks Of Eggs

Whcn using the Whltcs Of cggs, Il
Won do not need the lolk, at the
same time, drop them iuto "a c0p OF
cold water. Ills will prevent the
y9lk3 from hardening, until yuu gan
use them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28
PEACH SHERBET

Pave aud force at. peach pulp
through fine strainer. Add -
cuu- orange juicr J - cups sugar
it cup lemon juice and J cup
water. Turn into freezer and chill
tLo.oughly. then add stiffly beaten
white Of egga and continue freez'
iu..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-28

i1il , cups water, ] ~? sugar
900 tcw gratings Of orange rind Tor
lsl minutes; cool; add ID cup lem
%. iuicc and ] cup orange juice ;
sr.Iu and freeze as directed above.
, 1925-10-19

Of pans foi polar trip IS charged by
Mimi It was announced here today
that he aiImall Iiue between Miami and
New York City would be opened next
Miami.-Due td Me growth Of the city
Of Miami in the last few years orders
have been issued that all ambulances re
gardless of emergency calls shall not ex
coed speed Of Is miles an hou~ also wills
ties ana sirens shall not be blown in the
streets.
Walter johnson pitching
ace OF the Washington team has been
offered d contract at one thousand dollars
a month to sell real estate in Florida this
winter.
London Half a million people crowd
ed the streets to greet the Prince Of
Wales on his return to Great Brijain.
police had great difficulty in handling
the immense crowd. The Prince has
been away On trip for six months.
New York -Noire Dame crashed with
the Army today in the first big football
game Of The season.
New York Another merger by the
Standard Oil Company Of New York IN
which they VII! increase their capital
from $235, 0O0, coo TO 1915, 600 600 has
been pIanred.
Panama Quiet prevailed in the city
Ct Panama. Anenc4u Uoops are patrol
ing the city and riotiug has been stopped
as YET however stores ave not opened.
London An airpIane Of the London
Paris line crashed here in 9 forced land
ing Miss E. Burke d New York City
was instantly killed bus her TWO brothers
, 1925-10-19
Wit ana l1urn0r,

Teller hear that Pe.e Dismuke, that
man over to the Corners who puts on
roofs, got mad and threw up his mem
bership in the church.
Askel-Why, what was the matter; |
thought he was one Of the piousest men
there ever was?
1eller--He is pious, but he couldn't
stand II 10 have all them farmer mem
bers always prayin' for rain when he
wanted dry weather.
She (after throwing sutton oyer) You
lied to me, you mean thing! You coId
me he WIS financially embarrassed
Miss kyvai | did not iie lie is tiuarl
ciaIIy en- ha!TasseI. H has n.Og~ uasey
than he knows what 10 do with.
"George' said the smart-AIcck 10 az
Old farm latorer, you are getting bent.
Why don't yea stano up straight like
me?"
We'll, SIR" answered George, 90
you see that field Of comp
Il do, " said the smart one.
Then you'll notice that the full heads
, 1925-10-19
publication,

ct is hereby brought to public notice
that The Letters Patent reissue which
= were recorded in he United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, ID, c.. on June
10, 1919 in The name Of laibo. q. Mar
TN. assiqnor to Automatic Electric Com.
pan OF Chicago, Illinois, Il corporation
organized and existing under the Jaws
of the State Of Illinois, and patent Ger
ufcate No. IA, 665 issued therefor. has
this date been registered in The Office
Of the Government Secl elary Of The
Virgi. j-I&rC- ii a. UnitsC States AT
S.. 1nomae, IN accordance wIth the pro
visions III Dhe regulations governing the
registration q Pat Mt, ana Trademarks
in the Virgin Islands, approved 20 lure,
1920.
Governments OF
the Virgin IsIsuGs q he United States,
ST. Thomas
October i, 1925.
&. s.. BAKER,
Government Secretary.