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298 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1922)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0298 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,414,333 to 1,415,006. TlE OFFICIAL GA Z ETTE OF THE Vol. 298-No. 1. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922. Price-85 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is mailed under the direction of the Superintendeht 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, $5.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each. Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 10 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTS Page. ISSUE OF MAY 2, 1922 1 RENEWAL OF FORFEITED CASES.1 Tar OrFIcal, GAZETTE 1........... I1ORTANT INFORMATION ........ 1 NOTICE-CHANGES IN PATENT OFFICE FEES-EFFECTIVE APRIL 19,1922 ............. ....... . 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMIuNTION........... .............. 2 PATENTS GRANTED......................... ................. 3 REISSUES................................................. 144 DESIGNS ................................ ................. 145 TRADE-MARKS PUBLISHED (188 APPLICATIONS) ............... 147 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED...................... 177 LABELS....... ....... 179 PRINTS............. ...................... 150 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Hernandez-leJia V. Kelley............................... 181 ADJUDICATED PATENTS..................................... 182 PATENT SUITS............................................ 182 INTERFERENCE NOTICES .................... ................ 183 Issue of May 2, 1922. Patents ............. 674-No. 1,414,333 to No. 1,413,006, inclusive. Desins .............. 8-No. 60,924 to No. 60,931, inclusive. Trade-Marks. 11-No. 154,764 to No. 154,774, inclusive. Labels .............. 38-No. 24,292 to No. 24,329, inclusive. Prints............... 12-No. 6,084 to No. 6,091, inclusive. Reissues............. 2-No. 15,346 to No. 15,347, inclusive. Total........:. 745 Renewal of Forfeited Cases. A petition for the renewal of a forfeited application need not be signed by the inventor or assignee, but may be aigned by the attorney. A power of attorney In the original application authoriz- ing an attorney to transact all business in the Patent Office In connection with the application construed to be of sufficIent scope to include the signing of a petition for renewal and the subsequent prosecution of the application. (Em parte Agee, 101 0. G., 1609.) The Official Gazette. Tas OFFICIAL GAZETTE is published every Tuesday si- multaneously with the weekly issue of patents. From Jan- unry 1, 1872 (the commencement of its publica.tion,) to June 30, 188A, it was published and bound in semi-annual volumes; from July 1, 1883, to December 31, 1902, in quarterly volumes; from January 1, 1903, to December 31, 1908, In bimonthly volumes; since January 1, 1909, in monthly volumes. Terms: Annual subscriptions, $5; monthly, 50 cents. For postage upon foreign subscrip- tions, except those from Canada and Mexico, $5 or more as required. Moneys received from foreign subscribers in excess of the subscription price of $5 will be deposited to the credit of the subscriber and applied to postage upon the subscription as incurred. Single copies, 10 cents; if mailed to foreign countries, excepting Canada and lexico, 10 cents additional for postage. Paynent in advance re- quired. No club rates. No discount to newsdealers. No sample copies. All subscriptions must commence with the beginning of a volume. None taken for less than an en- tire volume. All orders should be addressed to The Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 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 a 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.) Specification 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 photoprints of any tracings or of prints within file-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 tile-wrapper. In pending cases, photoprints of the pending drawings only, omitting any canceled. If patented, copy of the specification and drawings of the patent be ng 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. NOTICE.-CHANGES IN PATENT OFFICE FEES-EFFECTIVE APRIL 19, 1922. The act of Congress approved February 18, 1922, amends section 4934, Revised Statutes, so as to provide a fee on filing each original application for a patent, except in design cases, of $20 instead of the present fee of $15. The act also provides, in addition to the present fees for recording assign- ments or other papers, that there shall be paid for each additional patent or application included or involved in one writing, where more than one is so included or involved, 25 cents additional. . These new fees are effective on and after April 19, 1922. Applications for patent, except in design cases, received on or after April 19, 1922, with only $15 filing fee will not be entered, but will le given a filing date and serial number as of the day the full fee of $20 is received by the -Office.

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