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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0256 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,283,446 to 1,284,205.
THE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
Wutc Sats$aen @fie
Vol. 256-No. 1.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918.
[PUBLISIED DECEMBER 6, 1918]
Price-85 per year.
The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is malled under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
Offlee, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communlcatlons respecting the Gazette should be
addressed. Issued weekly. Subserlptions., 5.00 per annuml; single numbers, 10 cents each.
Printed copies of patents are furnished by thle Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner
of Patents, Washington, D. C,
COzTTIDl TTS. Page.
LIUE OF NOVEMBER 5,1918 ------------------------- I
POWERS OF ATTORNEY-WAR STAmP-TASEs............... 1
NOTCE-Loss OF OR INJURY TO PATENTS, TitADE-MARKS, OB
CorYRIGTul AS A RESULT OF TIE WAR-.-----............ 1
CANCELATION NOTICE.......... ....... .............1
ADvERSE DEcISONs I INTEXTRENCE ....................1
A-PPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION........................ 2
PATENTS GRANTED.......-- --------------------------3
ItEISSUES.- ............................ ......... 203
ESIGNS ....................... .................None.
'1tADE-MARKs-REGISTRATioN APPLIED FOR................. 207
TEADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED - -..................None.
LADELS -........................................ 221
ralNrs ........................................... 222
CoMmsssosE's DECios-
Ex parte The Standard Paint Company ................. 223
Ex parte L. C. Chase & Company....................... 223
Barrett V. Hart................... ............... 224
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Creveling v. Jepson...................................... 25
United States, n r. Iternational Money Machine Con-
pany v. Newton. ................................... ---- 227
ADJUDICATED PATENTS ..................................... 227
APPLICATIONS MADE TO THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
FOR LICENSES UNDER ENerFX-CONTROLLED PATENTS AND
TRADE-MARKS PURSUANT TO THE TRADING WITH Tae
ENEMY ACT.. ................................... 228
INTERFERENCE NOTICE,............................... 228
Issue of November 5, 1918.
Patents........... 780--No. 1,283,446 to No. 1,284,205, inclusive.
Designs ........ ...None.
Trade-Marks....Nonte.
Labels.............. 35-No. 20,939 to No. 20,974, inclusive.
Prints............... i-No. 4,974 to No. 4,98, inclusive.
Reissues ............ 2-No. 14,545 to No. 14,546, Inclusive.
Total ......... 813
Powers of Attorney-War Stamp-Taxes.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFrCE,
Washington, D. C., October 81, 1918.
Attention is directed to the annexen ruling of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue in regard to the
war stamp-taxes required by the act of October 3,
1917, (244 0. G., 1.)
J. T. NEWTON,
Cornmissioner.
TieiAstny DErAnTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMMrssIONER OF INTEIeN-Ai. REvENuE,
Washington, October 21, 1918,
Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.
SIa
A power of attorney executed within the United States
for the purpose of enabling a patent agent in a foreign
country to prosecute a patent appilention in that country,
if delivered in the United States by being deposited in the
United States malls for transmission to an attorney in
the foreign country, is subject to stamp-iax under sub-
division 12. selde A, act of Otoler 3, 1917.
A power of attorney executed in a foreign country,
malled there to an appointee In the United States, is not
subject to stamp-tsr under said subdivision 12,
A power of attorney executed and delivered abroad to
an appointee there and sent by him to the United States
Patent Office to accompany a patent application, is not
subject to stamp-tax under said subdivision 12.
Respectfully,
DANIEL C. ROPER,
Comsafssner.
Notice-Loss of or Injury to Patents. Trade-Marks, or
Copyrights As a Result of the War.
DEPARTMENT OF TEE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OrricI,
Washington, D.'O., November 5, 1918.
Patent attorneys and others having information re-
garding the loss of or injury to patents, trade-marks, or
copyrights as a result of the war in enemy, neutral, or
allied countries are requested to furnish full details
thereof with as little delay as possible to the Commis-
sioner of Pateits.
J. P. NEWTON,
Commissioner.
Cancelation Notice,
DEPARtTeOxT OF TSE INTEROR, 1
UNITED STATES PATENT OF1CE.
Washington, D. C., November 2, 1918.
Ocile Preis, her assigns or legal rekreanttives,. take
notice: - ''
A cancelation proceeding having been Instituted by this
Office upon the application of Charmant Specialty Co.
Inc., of 101 East avenue. Long Island City, county of
Queens, New York, N. Y., to effect the cancelation of the
trade-mark registration No. 28,042, dated March 31, 1896,
granted to Ceile Preis, No. 19 Union Square, New York,
N. Y., and the notice of such proceeding sent by registered
mail to the said Ccile Preis at the said address having
been returned by the post-office undeliverable, notice is
hereby given that unless said CAchile Preis, her assigns
or legal representatives, shall enter an appearance therein
within thirty days from the first publication of this order
the cnncelation will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault.
This notice will be published in the OlrriciA. GAZETTE
for three consecutive weeks.
R. F. WHITEHEAD,
First Assistant Commissioner.
Adverse Decisions in Interference.
PATENT No. 1,110,928.
One November 1, 1918, a decision was rendered that
John I, Hall was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by clnims 1, 5. , and 8 of his Patent No.
1110.92S, subject, - Process for maturing immature and
fro't-bitten cotton-holls. ned no eppeal having been
tOken within the time allowed such decision has become
dnal.
PATENT No. 1,203,018.
Onl November 1, 1918. a decision was rendered that Har-
old Ml. Newton was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by claims 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7. 9 9. 10, 11,
12. 13, 14, 15. and 10 of his Patent No. 1,203,038. subject,
Process of treating wood, and no appeal bving been
taken within thie time aellowed such decision hns become
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