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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0290 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,389,570 to 1,390,260.
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Vol. 290-No. 1. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1921. Price-85 per year.
[PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.]
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CONTENTS. P
ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 6, 1921.................................
CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION........................
TRADE-MABK SECTION OF THE OFrIClAL GAZETTE ............
APPLICATIONS 'UNDER ExAMINATION ...................
PATENTS GRANTED. ................................
REISSUES.... ................ .................
DESIGNS .........................................
TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (234 APPLICATIONS)...............
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIos GRANTED......................
TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED.....................
LABELS........ .................................
PRINs..... ................ .............
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
A. Bourjois & Co., Inc.,v. Katzel.........................
ADJUDICATED PATENT............... ...............
INTERNATIONAL BUREAUATHABANA-PROTECTION OF TRADE-
MARKS ............ ............
FEE FOR REco6R eD ARTICLEs OF INCORPORATION........
INTERFERENCE NOTICE................ .............
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Issue of September 6, 1921.
Pateits ............ 691-No. 1,389,570 to No. 1,390,260, inclusive.
Designs ............ 122-No. 58,863 to No. 58,984, inclusive.
Trade-Marks ....... 399-No. 146,154 to No. 146,552, inclusive.
Labels ............ 79-No. 23,335 to No. 23,413, inclusive.
Prints ............. 21-No. 5,730 to No. 5,750, inclusive.
Reissues ........... 3-No. 15,187 to No. 15,189, inclusive.
Total ........ 1315
Changes in Classification.
(ORDERNo. 2,691.)
DEPARTHENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, September 6, 1921.
The following chanse in the classification of inventions
Is hereby directed, to take effect immediately :
In class 150, Cloth, Leather, and Rubber Receptacles,
(Division XL,) establish the following subclass and defi-
nition :
Bags-
1.5. Golf-bag type.
1.5. BAGS, GOLF-BAG TYPE. Bags for golf-clubs, bats,
and similar articles.
Search Class-
46.-GAMES AND TOYS, subclass 4, Balls and
bats, for golf-clubs and other accessories for play-
ing golf.
The patents contained in this subclass have been taken
for the most part from class 224, Package and Article Car-
riers, subclass 45, Hand.
THOMAS E. ROBERTSON,
Commissioner.
Changes in Classification.
(ORDER No. 2,692.)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, September 6, 1921.
The following changes in the classification of inventions
are hereby directed, to take effect immediately:
In class 218, Button, Eyelet, and Rivet Setting, (Divi-
sion XI,) establish the following subclasses and defini-
tions:
Machines-
Eyeleting-
14.1. Blind or invisible,
Magazine-
15.2. Duplex,
Lacing-hook-
Magazine-
17.11. Washer-strip type,
17.12. Duplex.
29. Methods.
14.1. MACHINES, EYELETING, BLIND OR INVISIBLE.
Machines for setting blind or invisible eyelets.
15.2. MACHINES, EYELETING, MAGAZINE, DUPLEX.
Eyeleting-machines of the magazine type which si-
multaneously set eyelets on opposite sides of an
intermediate anvil-plate.
17.11. MACHINES, LACING - HOOK, MAGAZINE,
WASHER-STRIP TYPE. Lacing-hook-setting ma-
chines of the magazine type which are provided
with means for forming a washer from a strip
through which the lacing-stud is set.
17.12. MACHINES, LACING - HOOK, MAGAZINE, DU-
PLEX. Lacing-hook-setting machines of the maga-
zine type which simultaneously set lacing-studs on
opposite sides of an intermediate anvil-plate.
29. METHODS. Various processes used In attaching fas-
teners of the type adapted to be used in the ma-
chines found in this class.
The patents contained in these subclasses have been
taken for the most part from class 218, Button, Eyelet,
and Rivet Setting, subclasses 14, Machines, Eyeleting; 15,
Machines, Eyeleting, Magazine, and 17, Machines, Lacing-
hook, Magazine.
In class 218, Button, Eyelet, and Rivet Setting, (Divi-
sion XI,) subclass 15, Machines, Eyeleting, Magazine, add
to the definition before the existing search note the fol-
lowing:
Search this class, subclass 14.1.
THOMAS E. ROBERTSON,
Commissioner.
TRADE-MARK SECTION OF THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
In response to the public demand a section of the Official Gazette containing all matter
relating to Trade-Marks may be procured separately beginning with volume 290, September
6, 1921.
The Trade-Mark section will include: Trade-Marks published under the act of 1905; Trade-
Marks registered under the act of 1905 and under the act of 1920; Labels and Prints; the Indexes,
and decisions from time to time in Trade-Mark cases.
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