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241 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1917)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0241 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents os. 1,235,539 to 1,236,3S7. OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 241-No. 1. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1917. Price-$5 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE Is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing 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. CO NT ENTS_ Page. ISSUE OF AUGUST 7, 1917 .................................... 1 ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ....................... 1 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ...................................... 1 DISCLAIMER ................................................... 1 DRAWINGS .. .......................................... 1 DELIVERY OF PATENT ..................................... 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED .......................................... 3 REISSUES ............................................... 272 D ESIGNS ..................................................... 274 TRADE-MARKS-fREGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 281 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ...................... 23 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RIENEWED ..................... 298 LABELS AND PRINTS ......................................... 299 COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS- Ex parle Lindau ......................................... 301 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- in re Lindau ............................................. 302 Corona Chemical Co. v. Latimer Chemical Co ............. 302 Issue of August 7, 1917, Patents ........... 549-No. 1,235,539 to No. 1,230,387, inclusive. Designs.......... 25-No 51,105 to No. 51,129, inclusive. Trade-Marks ...... 14-No. 117,804 to No. 117,967, inclusive. Labels ............. 6-No. 20,222 to No. 20,227, inclusive. Prints ............. 6-No. 4,736 to No. 4,741, inclusive. Reissues ........... 3-No. 14,340 to No. 14,342, inclusive. Total .......... 1053 Adverse Decisions in Interference, PATENT NO. 1,145,120. On July 3, 1917, a decision was rendered that Edward E. Clement was not the first inventor of the subject-matter covered by claims 21 and 22 of his Patent No. 1,145,120, subject, Telephone-exchange system, and no appeal hav- ing been taken within the time allowed such decision has become final. PATENT No. 1,20S,962. On July 27, 1917, a decision was rendered that John 0. Heinze was not the first inventor of the subject-inatter covered by claims 2 and 13 of his Patent No. 1,208,962, subject, Starting and lighting systems, and no appeal having been taken within the time allowed such decision has become final. ADJUDICATED PATENTS, (U. S. 0. C. A.) The Blum patent, No. 579,554, for a gas-motor, Held not infringed. Bltn v. Iu miller-Rentelin Co., 241 Fed. Rep., 954. (U. S. D. C.) The Fessenden patents, No. 1,050,728, for a method of signaling, and No. 1,050,441, for electric signaling apparatus, Held not anticipated, valid and infringed. Kintner v. Atlan- tic Conticunioation Co., 241 Fed. Rep., 956. Disclaimer. SSO,410.-Joseph B. Singer, Boston, Mass. COMBINED CANTON AND DISPLAY DEVICE. Patent dated February 25, 1908. Disclaimer filed July 28, 1917, by the patentee. Makes disclaimer- To such part or parts of the thing patented as he does not choose to claim, or to hold by virtue of said pat- ent or the assignment thereof and that said parts herenv dliselaimed are contained in claim 1 of said patent, which is In language as follows, to wit: 1. The improved carton and display device comprising a body having folded ends and slots in the upper edge of said ends, a back display surface attached to said body, brackets on the .aid back display surface, and tongues on the said brackets engaging the said slots in the said ends. Drawings, PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED IN FORWAIIDING DRAWINGS TO THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. Where drawings are to be filed in connection with an application for Letters Patent in the United States Patent Office, each sheet, before it can be accepted by the Office as a part of the alplication, must be signed in the flame of the Inventor at the lower right-hand Corner, either by hlim or by an attorney whose written authorization from the applicant is filed in connection with the application. The signatures should never be written on a line parallel with the longer edges of the sheet, one of the shorter edges being always regarded, for the purpose of locating the signatures, as the lower edge of the sheet. The signa- tures must all be within the margin-lines of the sheet and below the lines of the drawing. The title of the invention should be written with pencil on the back of each sheet of drawings. W1hen there are filed on the same day two or more appli- cations by the soei inventor, cach of the doculments and drawings belonging to the same application hould have placed tllercoa tile sonie letter or number, Which should be different from tile letter or number placed upon those of any other of the applications. It is desirable that all parts of the complete application, Including tue drawings, be deposited in the Office at the same time. Should, however, the other parts of the appli- cation be filed before the drawings arc sent, the latter when forwarded should be accompanied by a letter stating the number of sheets inclosed, and that the drawings are to be filed with the other parts of the application, giv- ing the date at which such other parts were tiled in the Office, the name of the inventor, and title of the Inven- tion. If the application has received a serial number, that should also be given, and It should be Indorsed with pencil on the back of each sheet of drawings. The letter should also state, if such be the case, that the new drawings are to be substituted for those previously filed. Delivery of Patent. RULE 169. The patent will be delivered or mailed on the day of Its date to the attorney of record, If there be one; If not, to the patentee; or, If the attorney so request, to the patentee or assignee of an Interest therein.

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