Altman v. Alcolite, Inc.

BAKER, District Judge.

Prior to the 9th day of November, 1929, the defendant Roszel A. Stehley was practicing dentistry in the city of Fairmont, W. Va., and had perfected a substance used for the manufacturing of artificial dental blanks, which said substance was later advertised and sold under the name “Alcolite.”

For a long period prior to said date the plaintiffs had been engaged in the dental supply business in tile city of Pittsburgh, selling many types of dental supplies, some of which were trade-marked with the name “Aleo.”

Prior to June, 1929, the plaintiffs became interested in said…