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258 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1919)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0258 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,290,027 to 1,290,860.

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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
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Vol. 258-No. 1.            TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919.                   Price--85 per year.
[PTJBLISHED JANUARY 31, 1919.]
The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is matted 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, 65.00 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, Ii. C.

C'ONT ENTS                       Page,
ISBUE O5 JANUARY 7, 1919               ........       1
SUsPENrIoN OF ACTIONS ON APPLICATOL. .        .      1
INTERFERENCE  DEFINED .............. .....1........- . 1
TIPORTANT  INFORMATION ..1................................
APPIJCATIONS UNDER ENAMiLATION ........................  2
PATENTS  GRANTED ....................................--- -  3
REISSUES ,...--                                --   20
DESIGNS.* 202
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION AIE      FO................ 200
COMMISSIONER's DEcIsIONs-.
The Denney Tag Company v. Dennfson Manufacturing
Com pany  .  ....................... .............. .....  221
DEcISIONS OF THE U. 9- COURTS-
The Dennison Manufacturing Company v. The Denney Tag
Coppany .........- ......... I- ...- .   . 222
LuelIen  v. Ilouse  ........................................  223
E. W. Bliss Company v. TheUnited States .............. 223
Issue of January 7, 1919.
Patents ............. 834-No. 1,290,027 to No. 1,290,860, inclusive.
Designs ..........  29-No.  52,836 to No.  52,864, inclusive.
Reissues.........   2-No.   14,M82 to No.  14,583, inclusive.
Total..........  865
Suspension of Actions on Applications.
RuLa 77. If an applicant neglect to prosecute his appli-
cation for one year after the date when the last official
notice of any action by the Office was malled to him, the
application will be held to be abandoned, as set forth in
Rule 171.
Suspensions will only be granted for good and sufficient
cause, and for a reasonable time specified. Only one
suspension may be granted by the Primary Examiner; any
further suspension must be approved by the Commissioner.
Whenever action upon an application is suspended upon
request of an applicant, and whenever an applicant has
been called upon to put his application in condition for
interference, the period of one year running against the
application shall be considered as begInning at the date of
the last official action preceding such actions.
Whenever, during a time when the United States is at
war, publication of an Invention by the granting of a pat-
ent might, in the opinion of the Commissioner, be detri-
mental to the public safety or defense or might assist the
enemy or endanger the successful prosecution of the war,
be may suspend action on the application therefor.
Interference Defined.
Ue. 93. An interference is a proceeding instituted for
the purpose of determining the question of priority of in-
vtntion between two or more parties claiming substantially
the same patentable invention. In order to ascertain
whether any question of priority arises the Commissioner

may call upon any junior applicant to state In writing the
date when he conceived the invention under consideration.
All statements filed in compliance with this rule will be re-
turned to the parties filing them. In case the applicant
makes no reply within the time specified, not less than ten
days, the Commissioner will proceed upon the assumption
that the said date Is the date of the oath attached to the
application. The fact.that one of the parties has alreadj
obtained a patent will not prevent an interference, for, al-
though the Commissioner has no power to cancel a patent,
he may grant another patent for the same Invention to a
person who proves to be the prior Inventor.
Important Information.
In ordering manuscript copies much time will be saved
if the order states specifically what is desired, viz:
Application as originally filed. (Petition, specification,
oath, and drawings as received.)   Application as
amended. (Petition, specification, oath, and drawings
with amendments entered.)
Application as allowed. (Petition, specification, oath,
and drawings as passed by the Examiner for issue.)
Original application. (Facsimile petition, specification,
oath, and drawings at present time.)
Specification as originally filed. (As received In Office.)
Specification as amended. (With amendments entered.)
Specfication as allowed. (As passed by the Examiner
for Issue.)
Original specification. (Facsimile at present time.)
File-wrapper. (File-wrapper only.)
File-wrapper and contents. (File-wrapper, contents of
record, Including photoprists of any tracings or of
prints within ile-wrapper. in patented cases, printed
copy of the specification and drawings of the patent
is furnished.
File-wrapper, contents, and drawings.  (File-wrapper
and all of the contents of record, including photo-
prints of any tracings, exhibits, or prints within the
file-wrapper. In pending cases, photoprints of the
pending_ drawings only, omitting any canceled.  If
patented, copy of the- specification and drawings of
the patent being furnished, photoprints are not made
of the original drawings unless specially ordered. If
canceled drawings are wanted, they must also be
specially ordered.)
Assignment. (Give the liber and page of the record as
well as the name of the inventor.)
Printed publications in possession of the Office. (Give
title and date of publication, also page and exact
portion to be copied.)
Orders for copies of any other records not mentioned
above must state specifically the exact paper to be copied.

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