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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0286 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,376,391 to 1,377,169.
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
mitch Vtte ated Ofic
Vol. 286-No. 1.
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921.
[PUBLISHED MAY 10, 1921.]
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of Patents, Washington, D. C.
CONTENTS. rage.
ISSUE OF MAY 3, 1921............................ - ....... 1
DISCLAIMERS .................... ......................--- -- - - --
PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY IN MOROCCO ........1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION...................:..... 2
PATENTS GRANTED.....................................
REISSUES................................................ 150
DESIGNS.................................................. 151
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED roRc................. 159
TRADE-MARI9 REGISTRATIONs GRANTED..................... 181
LABELS............--.................................... 197
PRINTS............. . .------------............_............... 198
COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-
Ridge v. Massey and Ziegler........................ 199
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Allen v. Hill................................-.-- . 201
Jay v. Coulombe ..................................... 202
Masseyand Ziegler . Ridge........................ 202
Skene v. The Marinello Company ........................ 203
ADJUDICATED PATENTS...................................... 203
ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE.................... 204
CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION............................... 204
Issue of May 3, 1921.
Patents........... 779-No. 1,370,391 to No. 1,377,169, inclusive.
Designs ............. 47-No. 57,759 to No. 57,805, inclusive.
Trade-Marks........ 404-No. 141,822 to No. 142,225, inclusive.
Labels .............. 31-No. 22,857 to No. 22,887, inclusive.
Prints............... 6-No. 5,589 to No. 5,594, inclusive.
Reissues............. 2-No. 15,098 to No. 15,(99, inclusive.
Total .......... 1269
Disclaimers.
1,267,743.-IVilson L. Campbell, La Grange, Ill. TELE-
PHONE SYSTEM. Patent dated May 28, 1918. Dis-
claimer filed April 18, 1921, by the assignee, Auto-
matic Electric Company.
Enters this disclaimer-
To claims 38 and 39 in the said specification, which
are in the following words, to wit:
38. In a telephone system, a connector, a subscribers'
non-numerical individual trunking switch, means for con-
necting the said individual switch with the said connector,
release means for said individual switch under the control
of said connector, means for preventing a release of the
said individual switch if the called subscriber's line is
busy, and automatic means for releasing the connector
without releasing the individual switch if the called sub-
scriber's line is busy.
39. In a telephone system, an automatic connector, a
subscriber's non-numerical individual trunking switch,
means for connecting the individual switch with the con-
nector, release means for said individual switch under the
control of the connector, and means for preventing the
Individual switch from releasing when the connector at-
tempts to seize a busy subscriber's line.
1,345,725.-Fred V. Willis, Oswego, Ill. LiQUID-ELEVATING
APPARATUS. Patent dated July 6, 1920. Disclaimer
filed April 25, 1921, by the patentee.
Enters this disclaimer-
To that part of the claims in said specification which
is In the following words, to wit:
2. In apparatus of the character set forth, the combi-
nation of a cylinder into which the fluid to be lifted enters,
and means for alternately introducing fluid-pressure into
said cylinder to force the fluid therefrom, and venting
said cylinder of the contained fluid pressure following the
fluid-lifting operation comprising a longitudinally mov-
able valve-device, a piston and cylinder device operating
said valve device, and means cotiperating with the movable
element of said piston and cylinder device for presenting
to the movement of the latter an overcomable resistance
near the end of its stroke only.
3. In apparatus of the character set forth, the combi-
nation of a cylinder into which the fluid to be lifted enters,
and means for alternately introducing fluid-pressure into
said cylinder to force the fluid therefrom, and venting
said cylinder of the contained fluid pressure following the
fluid-lifting operation comprising a longitudinally movable
valve-device, a piston and cylinder device operating said
valve device, and means coiperating with the movable
element of said piston and cylinder device for presenting
to the movement of the latter an overcomable resistance
near the end of its stroke only, in opposite directions.
4. In apparatus of the character set forth, the combina-
tion of a cylinder into which the fluid to be lifted enters,
and means for alternately introducing fluid-pressure into
said cylinder to force the fluid therefrom, and venting
said cylinder of the contained fluid-pressure following the
fluid-lifting operation comprising a longitudinally movable
valve-device, a piston and cylinder device operating said
valve device, and spring means coiperating with the mov-
able element of said piston and cylinder device for pre-
senting to the movement of the latter an overcomable
resistance near the end of its stroke only.
Protection of Industrial Property in Morocco.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, D. C., April 27, 1921.
The following letter from the Director of the Mo-
roccan Patent Office is hereby published for the
benefit of those concerned.
THOMAS E. ROBERTSON,
Commissioner.
From the Director of the Office de Propriete Industrielle,
(Morocco Patent Office.)
RABAT, MoROCCO, Mar. 5, 191.
To the Comlmissioner of Patents, (Official Gazette,) Wash-
ington, D. C.
Mr. COMMISSIONER : According to the statistics of the
Moroccan Patent Office, it appears that commercial and
industrial men in your country are not, in appreciable
numbers, depositing their factory or trade marks, their
designs and models, and their patents of invention, in
Morocco.
Nevertheless, except as to marks internationally reg-
istered at Berne, your compatriots need to have them filed
at Rabat in order to be protected-in the French zone of
Morocco; and it is to their interest to file them, because
this country is in full development and an excellent field
for trade.
Doubtless you will consider it helpful so to inform your
I countrymen and to call their attention to a neglect very
harmful to their Interests.
At any rate, I have the honor to communicate to you
that the Moroccan (Patent) Office holds itself at your dis-
posal for any supplementary information regarding this
question.
Accept, if you will. Mr. Commissioner, the assurances
of my high and distinguished consideration.
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