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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0276 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents No. 1,345,337 to 1,346, 100.
TH17E
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
Vol. 276-No. 1.
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920.
[PUBLISHED JULY 8, 1920.]
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Page.
ISSUE OF JULY 6, 1920........... .................... 1
ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE------- - ........
NOTICE-PAYMENT OF PATENT FEES-ACT OF MARCH (, 1920. 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED............................ ......... _ - 3
R EISSUEs............................... ............... 153
DESIGNS---------------------------.... ................ 155
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 181
TRADE-3ARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED..................... 199
LABELS....................................... ......... 206
LABELS RENEWED---------------. ................... 203
COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-
Ex parte Duncan .................... ............... 207
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
In re Duncan ..........................-............ 211
In re Sm ithey............................................ 211
In re United States Rubber Company ................... 211
ADJUDICATED PATENTS....................................... 211
INTERFERENCE NOTICES............... .................. 212
CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATIO.. .........-................. 212
Issue of July 6, 1920.
Patents............. 764-No. 1,345,337 to No. 1,346,100, inclusive.
Designs. ......... 153-No. 53,582 to No. 35,734, inclusive.
Trade-Marks ........ 225-No. 132,872 to No. 133,090, inclusive.
Labels ............ 1-No. 21,903.
Reissues ............ 7-No. 14,905 to No. 14,911, inclusive.
Total.........1150
Adverse Decisions n Iterference.
PATENT NO. 1,079,679.
Pursuant to a mandate of the Supreme Court of the
United States, the Court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia on May 1, 1920, rendered a decisiq that John
A. WintroatO was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by claims 2, 3. and 4 of his Patent No.
1,079,679.
PATENT No. 1,097,589.
On May 28. 1920, a decision was rendered that Albert
F. Jones was not the first inventor of the subject-matter
covered by claims 5, 6. 7. 8. and 0 of his Patent No.
1,097,589, subject, Counter-forming machines, and no
appeal having been taken within the time allowed such
decision has become final.
PATENT No. 1,184,741.
On April 27, 1920, a decision was rendered that Charles
L. Goodrum was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by claims 1, 4. 7, and 8 of his Patent No.
1,184.741, subject, Telephone-exchange systems, and no
appeal having been taken within the time allowed such
decision has become final.
PATENT No. 1,224,008.
On June 4, 1920, a decision was rendered that Lothar
R. Zitlerer was not the first inventor of the subject-matter
covered by claims 8 and 9 of his Patent No. 1,224,698,
subject, Expansion device, and no appeal having been
taken within the time allowed such decision has become
final.
PATENT No. 1,260,034.
On June 20, 1920, a decision was rendered that Angelo
Perri was not the first inventor of the subject-matter
covered by claim 49 of his Patent No. 1,260,034, subject,
Lasting-machine, and no appeal having been taken
within the time allowed such decision has become final.
PATENT NO. 1,267,367.
On June 5, 1920. a decision was rendered that John H.
A. Bousfield was not the first inventor of the subject-
matter covered by claims 3 and 8 of his Patent No.
1,267,387, subject, Dial-scale, and no appeal having
been taken within the time allowed such decision has be-
come final.
NOTICE.
PAYMENT OF PATENT FEES-ACT OF MARCH 6, 1920.
Department of the Interior,
United States Patent Office,
Washington, D. C., June 25, 1920.
This Office has been advised by the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
that a circular letter is being forwarded to the Treasurer and Assistant
Treasurers of the United States, Federal Reservo Banks, and National Bank
depositaries calling attention to the act of Congress approved March 0, 1920,
which requires that patent fees be paid directly to the Commissioner of Patents.
(See 272 0. G., 379.)
J. T. NEWTON,
Commnissionor-.
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