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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0220 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,158,421 to 1,159,344.
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OFFICIAL GAZET'I
OF THE
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Vol. 220-No. 1. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915. Price-5 per year.
The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Docments, Government
Pinting Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette
should be addressed. Issued weekly. Subscriptions, 85.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each.
Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the
Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C,
CONT:ENTS. Page.
ISsUE OF NOVEMBER 2, 1915 ................................ 1
IINTERFERE NCR NOTICE ...................................... I
ADVERSE DECISIoNs IN INTERFERENCE ...................... 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED ............-............................. 3
RNiSSUES ..................................................... 326
DESIGNS ...................................................... 327
TRADE-MARKS--REGISTATiON APPIED FOR ................. 335
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ...................... 343
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS CANCELED ..................... 346
LAnEs .............................. ....................... 347
PRINTS ....................................................... 348
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
L Pieper, Pieper, and Ritter, Doing Business Under the
FrmNnme and Style of Ritter Dental Manufacturing
Company, t. The S. S. White Dental Manufacturing
Company .............................................. 349
ADJUDICATED PATENTS ...................................... 354
CHANGES IN CLASSIFICAION ................................. 354
ISSUE OF NOVEMIIER 2, 1916.
Patents .............. 924-No. 1,158,421 to No. 15944, inclusive.
Designs............39-No. 48,053 to No. 4 i,91. Inclusive.
Ta r . 99-No. 106,822 to No. 106,92 Inclusive.
Labels ............. 29-No. 18,815 to No. 18,843, inclusive.
Prints ............. 11-No. 4,108 to No. 4,118, inclusive.
Reissues ............ -No. 14,005 to No. 14,006, inclusive.
Total ............. 1104
TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
States.
Alabama ............
Arizona .............
Arkansas ............
California ............
Colorado .............
Connecticut .........
Delaware ............
Florida ..............
Georgia ..............
Idaho ...............
Illinois ..............
Indiana ..............
Iowa .................
Kansas ..........
K tuky ...
Louisiana .........
Maine ...........
Maryland ........
Massachusetts ......
Michigan ............
Minnesota ...........
Mississippi .........
Missouri .............
Montana ...........
Nebraska .........
Nevada ............
New Hampshire....
New Jersey ...
New Mexico.........
New York .........
-North Carolina ....... 7
2...... North Dakota ........ 4
2.. Ohio ................. 71
38 8 Oklahoma ........... 5
5 I Oregon ..............
30 7 Pennsylvania ........ 5
1 .i. Rhode Island ........ 4
3 1 South Carolina .......
1 South Dakota .........7
2 1 Tennessee ............ 5
100 7 Texas ..............16
14 1 Utah . ........
14 Vermont ............. 2
9 . Virginia .............
7 2 Washington .........10
3 3 West Virginia .........7
9 1 Wisconsin ............21
11 2 Wyoming ............
i8 11
34 3 Alaska, District of...
25 4 Canal Zone ............
4 ---- - District of Columbia. 5
21 3 Hawaii Territory ....
2 Philippine Islands ...
2 Porto Rico ............
U 2 S. Army ......... ..
3 U.S. Navy ......... ..
57 4
2 .. Total to residents
143 2ii'j] of the United State.79
TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries. .
Argentina ........... 1
Austria-Hungary 1
Belgium............. 1
Brazil .............. .....
Britis West dies..
Canada .............
ape Colony .........
Chi.e.......... ..... .
Costa Rica ...............
Cuba ................
Denmark ............
England............. 19
Finl d ............. .....
France .............. to
Germany ...........Z4
Guatemala...........
India... ..........
Ireland..... ........
Italy ................ 1
Luxemburg ........
Mexico .............. I
Countrie
Natal .......
Netherlands
New South W
New Zealand.
Portugal .....
Queensland..
Rounania..
Russia ...
Scotland ....
South Austra
Spain ...
Sweden..
Switzerland.
Transvaal, I
Africa...
Victoria.:
Wales .......
Western Ars
Total to re
of foreign con
es.
B.... ... ..
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4....
.. .... .. .. .....
South
..a........... ...
tram.... ..... ...
esidents
ntries... 82 2
Interference Notice,
DEPARTMENT 0r vu INTERIoR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Waskisgton, D. a., October M, 1915.
Ida M. Rew, her asigns or legal representatives, take no-
tice:
An interference having been declared by this Office be-
tween the application of Sohn H. Leich Co., 346 Broadway,
New York, N. Y., for registration of a trade-mark and
trade-mark registered December 24, 1895, No. 27,499, to
Ida M. Rew, New York, N. Y, and a notice of such declara-
tion sent by registered mail to said Ida M. Rew at the said
address having been returned by the post-office undeliver-
able, notice is hereby given that unless said Ida M. Rew,
her assigns or legal representatives, shall enter an appear-
ance therein within thirty days from the first publication
of this order the interference will be proceeded with as
in case of default.
This notice will be published in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE
for three consecutive weeks.
J. T. NEWTON, First Assistant Commissioner.
Adverse Decisions in Interference.
PATENT No. 931,904.
On October 1, 1915, a decision was rendered that Harry
G. Webster was not the first inventor of tile subject-matter
covered by claims 23, 24, 26, 27, 37, 38, and 57 of his
Patent No. 931,904, subject, Telephone system, and no
appeal having been taken within the time allowed such
decision has become' final.
PATENT No. 1,111,885.
On September 30, 1915, a decision was rendered that
Simon Deutsch was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 of
his Patent No. 1,111,885, subject, Engine-starter, and
no appeal having been taken within the time allowed
such decision has become final.
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