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 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Crrs. 104, 105. 1920. 535 America, and in any suit for infringement by a party failing to do I¤‘¤'i¤8°¤°¤*S¤i*¤~ this, no damages shall be recovered except on proof that the defendant was duly notified of the infringement an continued the same after such notice. Sec. 6. That the rovisions of sections 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, epiiifxii i°d°vgi¥ 25, 26, 27, and 28 his to class (b) marks only] of the Act approved *°§§S0,*f’gg·pp_ ,,8_m February 20, 1905, entitled "A.n Act to authorize the registration of trade-marks used in commerce with foreign nations or among the several States, or with Indian tribes, and to protect the same," as amended to date, and the provisions of section 2 of the Act entitled V°'· 3*»P· 169- "An Act to amend the laws of the United States relatinglto the registration of trade-marks," approved May 4, 1906, are ereby made applicable to marks placed on the register provided for by section 1 0 lil11S Act. gm-mod as of Sec. 7. That written or printed copies of any records, books, papers, °ér•g_<;¤1¤m,)!•·;¤é§i§“?i¤% or drawings belonging to the Patent Ofhce and relating to trade- P marks placed on the re `ster provided for by this Act, when authenticated by the seal of the$atentOffice and certified by the commissioner thereof, shall be evidence in all cases wherein the ori als could be evidence, and any n making application theregifl and paying the fee required b law shall have certified copies thereof. Fm Sec. 8. That the same fees shall be required for certified and uncertified copies of papers and for records, transfers, and other papers under this Act, as are requireid by law for suc}; copies of patents and for recor assi ents an other apers re at' to tents. C . On  apgrdiirll imder this Actpto the Oom§1gssio1il»ii· of Patents eie‘ii€ii°°I° W from the ecision of the examiner in charge of interferences, awarding ownershi of a trade—mark, canceling or refusing to cancel the registration ol)a trade-mark, a fee of $15 shall be payable. mtu [ tmbh Sec. 9. That section 5 of the Trade—Mark Act of Februa 20, 1905, under gueriiiiiiy. being Thirty-third Statutes at Large, page 725, as amended-by Thirty- m53}’vZ?;»,6Y‘{}j fourth Statutes at Large, page 1251, Thirty-sixth Statutes at Large, 9%,, P 650 mm, page 918, Thirty-seventh Statutes at Large, page 649, is here y ea. ’ ’ amended by adding the following words thereto: "And if any person   2}, {,*2Ei ‘ or corporation shal have so registered a mark upon the ground of :*;>g¤¤u8:;§;g:;£ said use for ten years preceding February 20, 1905, as to certain eeueueyeu. articles or classes of artic es to which said mark shall have been applied for said period, and shall have thereafter and subsequently extended his business so as to include other articles not manufactured by said applicant for ten years next preceding February 20, 1905, nothing herein shall prevent the registration 0 said trade-mark in the additional classes to which said new additional articles manufactured by said person or corporation shall apply, after said trade-mark has been used on said article in interstate or foreign commerce or with the Indian tribes for at least one year provided another person or cor- www poration has not adopted and used previously to its adoption and use y the proposed registrant, and for more than one year such trademark or one so similar as to be likely to deceive in such additional class or classes." Approved, March 19, 1920. CHAP. 105.——J'oint Resolution Amending joint resolution extending the time for 6‘sI!ii1Iig§.1g} payment_of purchase money on homestead entries in the former Colville Indian Reservation, Washington. Resolved by the Senate and House 0 Re esentatives 0 the United States (elif America in Congress assem6{ed, %at the `oinjt resolution   my entitle "J0mt resolution roviding additional time flor the paymwt ,{°L*°’P`“°’°°°”d` of purchase money under homestead entries within the former Col-