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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0255 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents No. 1,280,128 to 1,280,620.
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
nitchf Sate r5VatenltOfi.
Vol. 255-No, 1.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918.
[PUBLISHED OCTOBER 24, 1918.1
Price-S5 per jtar.
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Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette should be
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Printed copies of patents are Iurnished by the Patent Oflice at 5 cents each. For the latter. address the Commissioner
of Patents, Washington, D. C.
CON5TT3TSTTS. Page.
ISSUE or OcTOBER 1, 118 ................................ 1
CHANES IN CLASSCATION.......................... ... 1
APPLICATIONK UNDER EXAMINATION ....................t..... 2
PATENTS ORANTED., .. a..
REISSUEB.,... ........ 140
DESIGNS...... .................. 14
DESIGNS-------------------- ----------------.. ..142
TRADE-MARax--REGISTRATION APPLIED FrO................. 145
TRADE-MARK RfiSTRATIONS GRANTED..................... 157
LABEI.B AND PRINTS-. .........................--None.
COMMISsiONER'S DECiSIONS-
Ex parts Crew Levick Company ......... ......... 161
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Great Dear Spring Company v. Bear Lithia Springs Co... 162
Fulton Water Works Company v. Bear Lithia Springs Co.. 103
PATENT, TRADE-MARK, AND CoPYRIGHT LAWS OF WEST
INDIES ..................................................... 184
Issue of October 1, 1918.
Patents ............ 493-No. 1,280,128 to No. 1,280,620, Inclusive.
Dsigns ............. 15-No. 52,503 to No. 62,517, inclusive.
Tde-Marks ........ 65-No. 122,941 to No. 123,007, inclusive.
Labels............None.
Prints............None.
Reissues ............ 3-No. 14,525 to No. 14,627, inclusive,
Total..........576
Changes in Classification.
(ORDEn No. 2,430.)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT Orrc,
Washinigton, D. C., October 3, 1918,
The following changes in the classification of Inventions
are hereby directed, to take effect Immediately:
In class 72, Masonry and Concrete Structures, (Divi-
sion XXXIII,) establish the following subclasses and defi-
nitions :
7.1. Monuments, markers, and guards-
7.2. Monuments,
7.3. Markers,
7.1. MONUMENTS, MARKERS, AND GUARDS. Patents
for grave-monuments, grave-guards, fences, covers,
and protecting-borders and surveyors' land-markers
when made of stone, concrete, brick, glass, terra-
cotta etc., or combinations of any of these with
metallic structures.
Note.-For structures of these characters when made
wholly of metal search class 180, METALLIC BUILD.
]NG STaucrulREs, subclass 21.1, Monuments, markers,
and guards, and the subclasses indented thereunder.
125,-STONE-WORKING.
1. Miscellaneous.
2. Dressing-
3. Rotary cutter-
4, Cutter-support feed,
5. Rotary tools,
6. Pick-action cutter-
7. Cutter-support feed,
8. Arm-supported tool.
9. Planing.
10. Turning-
11. Grinding-wheel dressing.
12. Sawing-
13. Rotary-
14. Saw support feed,
15. Saw-blades,
7.2. MONUMENTS, MARKERS, AND GUARDS, MONU-
MENTS. Patents limited to grave-monuments of
the type referred to in the definition of subclass 7,1,
7.3. MONUMENTS, MARKERS, AND GUARDS, MARK-
RftS. Patents limited to surveyors' land-marker.
of the type referred to in the definition of sub'
class 7.1.
The patents contained in these subclasses have been
taken for the most part from class 126, Stdbe-Working,
subclass 15, Monuments, hereinafter abolished.
In class 189, Metallic Building Structures, (Division
XXXIII,) establish the following subclasses and defini-
tIons:
21.1. Monuments, markers, and guards-
21.2. Monuments,
21.3. Markers.
211, MONUMENTS, MARKERS, AND GUARDS. Pat-
eots for grave-monuments; grave-guards, covers,
fences, and protectors and surveyors' land-markers
made entirely of metal.
Note!-For patents for combifiations of metal with
stone, concrete, glass, term-cotta, etc., search class
72, MASONRY AND CoCsETs STRucTuRes, subclass
7.1. Monuments, markers, and guards, and the sub-
classes indented thereunder. -
21:2. MONUMENTS, MARKERS, AND GUARDS, MONU-
MENTS. Patents limited to grave-monuments
made of metal.
21.3. MONUMENTS MARKERS, AND GUARDS, MARK-
ERS. Patenis limited to Surveyors' land-markers
when made of metal.
The patents contained in these subclasses have been
taken for the most part from class 126, Stone-Working,
subclass 15, Monuments, hereinafter abolished.
In class 125, Stone-Working, (Division XXXVIII,) abol-
ish subclass-
lI. Monuments.
The patents formerly contained in this subclass have
been placed for the most part in classes 72, Masonry and
Concrete Structures, subclass 7.1, Monuments, markers,
and guards, and the subclasses indented thereunder, and
189, Metallic Building Structures, subclass 21.1, Monu-
ments, markers, and guards, and the subclasses indented
thereunder, hereinbefore established.
In class 125, Stone-Working, (Division XXXVIII,)
abolish the existing subclasses and establish in lieu thereof
the following subclasses and definitions:
125.-STONE-WORTING-Continued.
Sawing-
16. Reciprocating-
17, Saw-racks,
18. Saw-blades,
10. Oscillating,
20. Disk-cutting,
21. Endless,
22. Snw-teeth.
23, Splitting, Shearing, and
punching-
24. Mica-splitting.
25. Slate-surfacing.
26. Brick-cleaning,
27. Millstone-dressing-
28. Rotary cutter,
29. Pick-action cutter.
. 125.-STONE-WORKING-Continued.
30. Precious-stome working.
31. Palsator-bammers-
32. Piston driven.
33. Hammer-
34. PIston-driven.
35. Work-supports.
36. Tools-
37. Traction-retated,
38. Surface-traversing-
30. Diamond,
40. Impact-
41. Bush-lammers and chis-
els,
42, Millstone-picks,
43. Miners' picks.
J. T. NEWTON,
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