Philadelphia Inquirer Co. v. Coe

VINSON, Associate Justice.

Appellant was plaintiff in the District Court in what is commonly known as a *386Section 4915 proceeding.1 Previously, appellant had applied to the Patent Office for registration of the trade-mark “Everybody’s Weekly”, the name given to the magazine supplement section of the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Sunday newspaper.

Inasmuch as the construction of the applicable statutory provisions is the whole of this case, we set forth the pertinent language of the Act immediately in order that the four previous determinations in this case may be understood as recited:

“[That] no mark…