OCTOBBB 16, 1013. 



The Florists^ Review 



101 



Important Patent Suit Decided 



Justice Prevails 



Our Patent No. 815,914, issued 20th day of March, 

 1906, on our double-acting 20th Century Arm, is 

 sustained, and perpetual injunction issued on 10th 

 day of October, 1913, in the District Court of the 

 United States for the District of Indiana. 



The TWENTIETH CENTURY ARM will bo supplied exclusively with the 

 Challenge Machine, by the Quaker City Machine Co., at the old price. 



Evans^ 

 Twentieth 

 Century 

 Arm 



FAT-MAR-2PI£-0B. 

 DECREE 



IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 

 FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. 



John A. Evans, 



Complainant, 



V. 



James E. Jonfs, 



Defendant. 



IN EQUITY 



No. 11,166. 



DECREE. 



This cause having come on to be heard, upon the pleadings and 

 proofs filed on behalf of both parties, and after hearing counsel 

 for complainant and counsel for defendant, it is hereby ordered, 

 adjudged and decreed as follows: 



(1) That Letters Patent of the United States issued to John A. 

 Evans, of Richmond, Indiana, as the assignee of Newton R. 

 Evans, on the iOth day of March, 190t'), and numbered 815,itl4, for 

 improvements in Window Lifters, are good and valid in law, par- 

 ticularly as to claims I, 4, 5 and t'> thereof, and that the said John 

 A. Evans, the complainant herein, is the owner of said Letters 

 Patent. 



(2) That the defendant, James E. Jones, has infringed upon 

 the said Letters Patent, and particularly claims 1, 4, 5 and 6 

 thereof. 



(3) That the complainant do recover of the defendant the prof- 

 its, gains and advantages which the said defendant has derived, 

 received or made since March 20, l'J06, by reason of said infringe- 



ment, and that the complainant do recover of the said defendant 

 any and all damages which the complainant has sustained since 

 said date, or shall sustain by reason of said infringement by the 

 said defendant. 



(4) And it is hereby referred to the Master of this Court, who 

 is hereby appointed to take and state the account of said gains, 

 profits and advantages, and assess such damages and to report 

 thereon with all convenient speed; and the defendant, his agents, 

 officers, attorneys, clerks, servants, workmen and all in privity 

 with him are hereby directed and required to attend before said 

 Master from time to time, as required, and to produce before him 

 such books, papers, vouchers and documents and to submit to such 

 oral examination as the Master may require. 



(5) That a perpetual injunction issue out of and under the seal 

 of this Court, directed to the said defendant, his agents, servants, 

 workmen, attorneys, clerks and any and all persons acting by, 

 through or under the authority of, or in privity with, the defend- 

 ant, enjoining and restraining them, and each of them, from di- 

 rectly or indirectly making or causing to be made, using or causing 

 to be used, or vending to others to be used, in any manner, any de- 

 vices containing, embodying or employing the invention covered 

 by said Letters Patent, and' particularly claimed in claims 1, 4. 5 

 and (■> thereof, or from infringing upon or violating the said Letters 

 Patent in any way whatsoever. 



(6) That the complainant do recover of the defendant his costs 

 and disbursements of this suit, to be taxed, and that the question 

 of increase of damages and all other questions be reserved until 

 the coming in of the Master's report. 



WRITE FOR OUR CATALOGUE AND PRICES. WE ASSURE EACH 

 AND EVERYONE A SQUARE DEAL. . . . RESPECTFULLY YOURS, 



QUAKER CITY MACHINE CO, 



Richmond, Ind., U. S. A. 



