Mason's United States code annotated, 1926
Subtitle: embracing the text, and numbering of the Code of laws of the United States as adopted by Congress June 30, 1926 and incorporating the text of the laws of the Code to the close of the first session of the 69th Congress; together with the Citer-digest annotations to all the provisions of the Code, the Constitution, uncodified laws, treaties, resolutions, proclamations and federal court rules.
By: William H. Mason, editor-in-chief, Richard Olney Mason, compiler of annotations, Martin S. Chandler,  compiler of statute text and index.
Contributors: Mason, William H. b. 1871.; Mason, Richard Olney, b. 1888.; Chandler, Martin S.
Publisher: Citer-digest Company
Published: 1927
Place of publication: St. Paul, Minn
Language: eng
Notes: "Supplemented by a quarterly continuation service ... ending in a cumulative yearbook ... at the end of four years a permanent fabrikoid bound cumulative volume will be issued."--Pref.

The compilation known as the Code of the laws of the United States of America, embraced in the text and numbering of this code, remains prima facie evidence of the law, is presumed to be the law and may become absolute by the repeal of prior legislation. cf. statement of Roy G. Fitzgerald, chairman of the Committee on the revision of the laws of the House of Representatives, dated February 8, 1927, and inserted in the official edition of the Code, v. 44, pt. 1, U.S. Statutes at large.