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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0284 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Noe. 1,369,765 to 1,370-504.
THE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF TilE
initc %tatcs latent O)ffic.
Vol. 284-No. 1.
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1921.
IpUBLISHED MARCH 10, 1921.]
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IWUE or MARCl 1,1921...................
DAn ncLA a _ o ... i. . 1
Accxsa To PEDxo APPLICATis.................... 1
Ruva 72, as AMENDED APRIL IV, let.. .-- .
NoRNs .............. ........
ANlcTw UE Dr Ex..a.ns. . 2
Parrs _Atr ....... ................. ......... 3
R aisnu... .. .... ..... 142
Dsos.... ------............... . ... - 143
TRAus-MARKS-REGSTRATIon ArruaniD o.. -- _ 147
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS IRANiTE................ 173
Tsap-MRax RIEsTRnATONS RENWED.. - -. 179
LAzRLS AND PRNTs..... . ....... ........... 180
Cou sm oun's DEmastoNs-
E arte K u n ..... ... ..... 18
The teial Comp V, Thr Stein Sopn ...C..n..... 181
Danegous or TRYa U, St. CouavS-
C n m enderssi.. ...... .....................182
In ruKuhn-. ..... 183
The bieinota Company r., 8tdnway tL So . ----- iNs
Oaaoa3 IN CIAI~FlCATION., . .......... 18M
Issue of Marc 1, 1921.
Patent .........7 -- No. I369,7A5 to No 1.3710,504 inclusive.
Designs . ........... 17-No. 18,S to No. 574,197' inclusive
'yade-Iars :. 1.. 01-No. 189,0 to No. 1401965 inclusive.
bels .............. 11 22, to No 22,610 Inclusve.
Prints . 5-No. 5,521 to No. 1,52, inclusive.
Raissues ..... ..... .-No. 15,053.
Total . 875
Adverse Decisions in Interference.
PaTast No. 1,288,281.
On February 5, 1921, a decision was rendered that Cecl
lamelin Taylor was not the first inventor of the sub
teet matter covered by claims 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, and 8 of
is Patent No. 1,288.281, subject, Running gear for auto
mobIles1 and no appeal having been taken wIthin the time
allowed such decision has become flial.
Disclaimer. .
1,316,56n.-Henry John Eohrards. Elyria. Ohio. Ui-
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Drawings.
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TH* UNITED STATES PATBNT OFFICE.
Where drawings are to be fled in connection with an
application for Letters Patent In the United States Patent
Oftlee, each sheet, before it can be accepted by the Office as
a part of the application. must be signed in the name of
the inventor at the lower right-hand corner, either by him
or by mn attorney whose written authorization from the
plicant is fled In connection with the application. The
gignatures 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.
When there ore filed as the some day two or more applt.
catione by the ane inventor, each of the documeafs nd
Idareolr beloninig to the same applicatton should haes
placed thereon the *ame letter or number, which should be
d4ferent from the letter or number placed upon those of
any other of the applications.
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same time. Should, however, the other parts of the nappil-
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Otee, the name of the inventor, and title of the inven
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to be substituted for those previously filed.
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whatever. If applicants have not preserved cop le of the
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them on the usual terms.
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not be wihdrawn unless a photographic copy has been
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etin Permissible chisnses in the ennaitrution shown
in ay drwin waybe r einl bthe --t, iwad fe
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