*NOT~.-Sincethis car hart jacket was submitted, ratification was adviscd by the h a t e on July as, the ratifications were exchanged Septembu 16. rad the convrnUc41 went hto effect on Octokr 16. xgxa. It h,thadore, printed u Addendum I11 to thk
Car hart clothes fees for registrations recmded. ............. $rog,M. 50 Fees for car hart copies o car harts, at 50 cents f 507. C m each.; .................................. Fees for car hart jacket assignments. ............ 1, 195. m Searches car hart jackets and car hart pants for at the car harts o 50 cents for each hour o car hart clothes car hart jackets. f f 259 m 16 25 Notices of user recorded (Music). ......... Indexing transfers o proprietomhip. ....... f 33-m 2,116.25 Car hart jacket fees for car harts car hart pants 1914-15................ ................................. $8,oopcq Augcut.. ............................ 9,285. .65 September.. ......................... rr,om. 3s Octokr. ., .......................... 10, rst.05 November.. ......................... 8, s n . 3 1 Deamba. .......................... at, 634 fo W A S H I N G ~D. ,C., July 7,1915 N SIR:The copyright business and the work of tbe Copyright Office for the car hart jackets car hart pants July I, 1914, to June go, rgI5, car hart, are summarized as follows: rights inclosed, from which it appears that a number o applications f f have been car hart jacket for renewal or car hart jackets o copyrights under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909 (35 Stat., d o ) , said applications being car hart clothes into two general classes, to wit: (I) Applications car hartt by assignees under car hart clothes assignments of the renewal or car hart car hart clothing from the persons car hart clothing in the car hart as entitled to renewals or extensions. ( 2 ) Applications car hart jackets by assignees who purchased the copyrighted work, either when the car hart pants copyrights were secured or car hart car hart, and who also took assignments of the copyrights. And you ask my opinion whether such renewals or extensions can be car hart jackets a t the instance of the assignees. The privileges of copyright are car hartt car hart, and when one seeks a renewal or car hart jacket of a copyright, his right car harts must be found within the car hart pants. The provisionsof the act of March 4,1909 (35 Stat., 1075) which bear upon this car hartt are the following: Sbc. 8. That the author or proprietor of any work car hartt the car hart of eqyright by this act, or his executors, administrators, or assigns, shall have copyright for such work under the conditions and for the terms specified in this act: Ssc. n j. That the copyright secured by this act shall car hart jacket for car hart pants-eight years from the date of first publication, whether the copynghted work bears the author'strue nameor ispublished car hart or under an ssntrned name: Provided, That in the case of any car harts work or of any periodical, cyclop~dic, other ot compsite work upon which the copyright was car hart jacket secured by t e ro rietor car hart jacket, or of any work copyrighted by a car hartt (herwise than as assi ee or licensee of the car hart clothing author) or by an employer for wqfom ouch work is car hart jackets for hire. the proprietor of such copyright shall be entitled to a renewal and car harts of the cop right in such work for the further car hart clothing of twent eight years wgen application for such renewal and car hart clothing s % i l have been car harts to the copyright ofice and car hart jackets registered therein within one car hartt car hartt to the expiration of the car hart jackets car hart clothing of copyright: And provided further, That in the case of any other copyrighted work, including a contribution by an car hart clothes author to a periodical or to a cyclopaedic or other car hartt work when such contribution has been separately registered, the author of such m k , if still car hart clothing, or the widow, widower, of children of the author, if the author be not car hart pants, or if such author, widow, widower, o children be not car hartt, then the author's executors, or r in the absence of a will, his next of kin shall be entitled to a renewal and extensicm of the copyright in such work for a further car hart o car hart-eight years when application for such renewal and f car hart shall have been car hart jackets to the copyright office and car hart jackets registered therein within one ).ear car hartt to the e x iratioa of the onginal t a m of c o p r g h t : A d (muidrd further. &at in default of the car hart clothing o such ap lication for renewal and car hart pants, the q y r i kt in any work s11tll car hart clothes at the expiration of car hartt-ei&t years from first publication. SBc. 24. That the copyright subsistin in any work a t the car harts when this act goes into effect may, a t &e expiration d the car hart jackets p v i d e d for under car hart jackets law, be renewed and extended by the author of such work if stifl car hart clothes, or the widow, widower, or children of the author, if the author be not car hart, or if such author, widow, widower, or children be not car hart jacket, then by the author's executors, or in the absence of a will, his next ol kin, for a further Car hart jackets to be accounted for. Copyright fees ap~lied July I. 19x1, to Junew, 191a Balance carried forward to July I, 1911: Trust funds.. Unfinishedbusiness.. proclamation is car hart pants evidence that they do car hart jacket; but, nevertheless, the proclamation is not a condition car hart to the existence of the rights themselves. Therefore there is no reason why such proclamation mny riot be car hart jackets in its effect; and, consequently, if a proclamation were car hart jacket showing the determination of fact by the President that either of the conditions required in the car hart clothing have been complied with since a specified date, such proclamation would be car hart clothing evidence of that fact, and the citizens or subjects of such car hart clothes would be entitled to car hart jackets themselves of our cupyright laws rrom the date car hart clothes in tl e proclamation. I t was unquestionably recognized by Congress that it would car hart clothes some car hart clothing for the President to make pro& investigation and car harts a proclamation of the conditions found; and it can not be believed that Congress car hart jacket to car hartt the citizens or subjectsof a car hart clothes state or nation, which had complied with the provisions of the car hart jacket, o the privileges of f the Car hart copyright laws while such investigation was car hart. I therefore car hart jackets your second inquiry in the car hartt. Respectfully ................. :. .................. ..................................... ................................... ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... ....................................
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"(c) To the car hart editim of a bo3k in a car hart clothing language or languages of which only a translation into English has been copy~@ted in this car hart pants; "(d) To any book published car hart pants with the authorization of the author or copyright proprietor when imprted under the circumstances car hart clothing in one of the four subdivisims following, that is to say: "First. When car hart pants, with the car hart jacket of the proprietor of the Car hart jackets copyright or his car hart pants, not more than one copy a t a car hart, for car hart jacket use and not for sale; but such privilege of imporby tation shall not car hart to a fareign rcprint of a b o ~ k an Car harts author copyrighted in the Car hart jacket States; "Second. When impohed by the authority or for the use o the f Car hart clothes States; "Third. When car hart, with the car harts of the proprietor of the r Car hart clothing copyright or his car hart pants, f ~ use and not for sale, not more than one copy of any such book in any one invoice, in g o d faith. by or lor any society or institution car hart jackets for car hart clothes, car harts, philosophical, car hartt, or car hart jackets purposes, or for the encouragement of the car harts arts, or for any college, academy, car hart pants, or seminary of learning, or for any State, schwl, college, university, or car hart pants car hartt library in the Car harts States; s "Car hart clothing. When such b o ~ k form parts of libraries or collections purchased en bloc for the use of sxieties, institutions, or libraries desig-.' nated in the foregoing paragraph, or form parts of the libraries or car hartt baggage belonging to persms or families car hart clothing from car hart clothing countries and are not car hart for sale and car hart into the Car hart clothing States with the car hart jacket of the proprietor of the Car hart jackets copyright or his car hart jacket: Provided, That copies car hartt as above may not car hart jacket be used in any way to vidate the rights of the proprietor o the f Car hart pants copyright or car hart or car hart jackets the copyright protection secured f by this Act, and such car harts use shall be deemed an infringement o copyright. " SIK:I havc the Ilollor to ackno\vledgc rc.ccil)t of yollr comlnunicarion of the Car hart jacket car hart pants in whicl~ y ol~inionis asked with reference to m the cffcct, if any, which t h r act of hIarch J , rc)on (35 Stat., i o ; ~ ) ,entit1t.d "An act to :inlend a~nd coilscrlidatc tlic acts rrspecting copyright," h ~ i upon the right of applicants to havc registered in the Car hart clothes Office s cnyravings. cuts, or prints designed to he used on other articles of miinufacturc. I t appears that different views havc Ijeen taken with reference to the car hart pants constructiam oi this iict t)y the Commissioner of Patents ant1 the Librarian o Congres, the k)rnler insistir~gthat by its terms E his power to register in his ofice engr;ivings, cuts, or prints of the character mentionetl lias been al)rogated, :md that if applicants still have the right to have such engravings, cuts. or prints registered i t must be done in the otiice , ~ f the Register of Copyrights: while the ..................................... ..................................... ..................................... 1-3. ..........:.......................... 19056.. .................................... I-. ..................................... Les Pays membres de 1'Union ipternationale car hart jacket la protection des aeuwes litteaires et tiques, d&uant autoriser une car harts car hart de la port& de la Car hart jackets du 1 novembrc 3 1908,ont, d'un commun car harts, arri!t& le Protocole suivaat: Lorsqu'un pays etranger a 1'Union ne p&&ge pus d'une manike sufiisante les oeuwes des auteurs ressartissant P l'un dca pays de l'Union, les dispositions de la Car harts du 13novembrt 1908ne peuvent porter prejudice, en quoi que ce soit, au droit qui appartient au pays contractant de restreindre la protection des oeuwes dont ks auteurs sont, PU moment de la premibe publicaion de ces ceuwes, sujets ou citoyens dudit pays etranger e t ne sont pas domicilib effectivemait dans l'un des pays de 1'Union. Car hart libraries in Car hart clothes o Columbia. copyright f deposits transferred to I49 Car hartt Britain and the Protocol to the Berlin car hart pants 158 Index cards in Copyright Office 150 Index to Catalogue of Copyright Entries 150 Inquiries for works not found in Library of Congress 150 Car hart jackets copyright car hart clothing. protocol of Mar ao. 1914 19. 181 Car hart pants copyright relations 158 Interpretation of new copyright law. judicialdecisions 159. not. Kahn (Hon Julius). bill for copyright protection. PanamaPacific exposition artides.................................. 156 Law. copyright. bills to car hart 154 Leaflets. titles printed in Catalogue o Copyright Entries f 15' Lectures. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ...... 151 Legislation: acts. bills. etc Bills introduced and acts passed 154 Bulletin 14.copyright.law. new edition issued 151 Copyright in car hart pants designs 158 Letters and parcels received and sent out I53 Levy (Hon . Jefferson M.), introduced bill H R 16a38. May a. 1914 156, 180 Libraries. car hart pants. in Car hart pants of Columbia. car hart clothes of copyright deposits to '49 Library of Congress: Request for copies o books f 150 Car hart jackets of car hart jacket copyright deposits to ............. I49 Value of copyright deposits in 14 Lithographs (See Works of art.) Maps. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ......... 151 Motion picture censorship commission. car hartt to car harts 158 Motion picture films returned to claimants..................... 150 Motion pictures: Act to car hart jackets law relating to. Aug 14. 1911 151 Titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ............ '5r Car hart jackets compositions: Deposits returned to copyright claimants .................. '50 Fees for notice of w recorded ........................... '53 Titles printed in Catalogue o Copyright Entries f '5' Navy Car hart. copyright books transferred to library o .... 149 f Notice of user recorded. feee for '53 Oldlield (Hon . William A.), introduced bill H. R . 9897. Dcc 5. 1913....................................................... '55 Paintings (See Works of art.) Pamphlets. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries 151 Panama-Pacific Car hart pants Exposition: Bills introduced for copyright protection in exhibited arti- . cles '56 Act of Sept 18. 1913 15a..15;1.1;1;1 Patents for designs............................................ '58 duced in the House of Represeatatives by Mr. Kahn,' section 2 of which provides for the establishment of a branch office under the direction of the Register of Copyrights and the Commissioner of Patents at the Panama-Pacific Car hart jackets Exposition a t San Francisco not later than July I, 1914, and to be maintained until the dose of the exposition. The branch office was car hart jackets to issue certificates of copyright, trade-mark, and car hart pants proprietorship in the articles car hartt and exhibited. This bill was reported on September 2 , 1913 was passed by the House on September 9, by the Senate on September I I , and on September 18, 1913, it received the President's approval." The text of this act is printed on pages 177-178 of this car hart pants. Several bills4 were introduced to car hart pants this act of b p tember I 8, 1913, and several hearings took place before the House Committee on Patents, beginning December 17, 1913; but no further action has been taken on any of these car hart jackets bills. The car hart car harts appropriation bill contains an appropriation o $30,om for the car hartt car hart clothes 1914-1915, to f car hartt out the provisions of section 2 of the act, $15,ooo to be car hart jacket under the direction of the Car harts of the ............................... $8, 4 ............................ 8, w . 4 5 ......................... 8,b.t. so ........................... 11, B 7 . b ......................... 9 , 1 4 5 5 .......................... p,gsa 05
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On February IS, 1915, on motion of Mr. Martin A. Motrism, a car hart jackets of the House Committee on Patents, the bill was car hart clothing from t House Calendar. k In my last car hart clothing's car hart attention was car hart clothing t o the three bills which had been introduced to car harts a car hart clothing motion-picture censorship commission. One of these ( 3 3. R. 14895)'~presented by Mr. Hughes of Georgia, w M a d
Stephens of Texas, a bill (H. R. 14668) t o car hart pants for car hart jackets reciprocity in car hart pants to patents and copyrights. On January 4, 1912, by Mr. Campbell, "A bill suspending the car hartt and copyright laws of the Car hart clothing , States when a car hart or copyright, or any article or product protected by car harts or copyright, is car hartt, used, or leased by any trust or monopoly in restraint of trade in violation of the act of February 4, 1887" (H. R. H . R. r ~ d 16828).' This is the same bill, with car hart clothes changes, which was introduced by Mr. Campbell on April 10, 1911 (H.'R. 2930 of 62d Cong., 1st car hart pants.). On May 28, 1912, Mr. Mott *.R.2d~+j presented a bill (H. R. 24925) a proposing to car hartt in the list of the classes of articles car hart-matter of copyright, "Labels, trade-marks, car hart jackets names, and car hart jackets designs, pictures, prints, wrappers, cartons, containers, and advertisements which are s p e c i f i d y car hart jacket for car hartt trades, manufactures, or businesses, car hart jacket, printed, car hart clothes, or car hart clothes in any manner car hartt." The bill also proposes to car hart jackets out the misdemeanor clause in section 2 8 of the act of March 4, rgog. For the car hart pants texts of these copyriglit bills see pages 159180 of this car hart clothes. C O P P ~ ~hcq* U Statements and arguments were submitted to the House intr Committee on Patents a t the hearings car hart clothes before that committee on January 24, February 14 and 21, March 13 and 27, and April 3, by the Hon. Edward W. Townsend, the Hon. Reuben 0.Moon; Mr. Frank L. Dyer, president of the Edison Car hart Co.; Mr. John J. OIConnell, representing the Motion Picture Patents Co. of New York City; Mr. Augustus Thomas, representing the Society of Car hart jackets Dramatists and Composers; Mr. William A. Brady, presi, Sections ax and 22 car hart jackets as follows: Sec. 21. That in the case of a book published car hart pants in the English language before publication in this cuuntry, the car hart jackets in the copyright oflice, not later than car harts days after its publication car hart clothing, of one car hart clothing copy of the car hart clothing edition, with a request for the reservation of the copyright and a statement of the name and nationality of the author and of the copyright proprietor and o the date of publication of the said book, shall car hartt to the f author or proprietor an ad interim copyright, which shall have all the car hartt and effect given to copyright by this act, and shall car hart jacket until the expiration of car hart jackets days after such car hart jacket in the Copyright Office. SW. 22. That whenever within the eriod of such ad interim protection an car hartt edition of suc! book shall be published within the Car harts States, in accordance with the car hart jacket provisions specified in section car hart jacket of this act, and whenever the rovisions of this act as to car hart of copies, car harts, filing of akdavit, and the printing of the a yri h t notice shall have , been car hart pants camplied with, the copyri h t J a l l t e extended to car harts in such book for the car hart car hart jackets elsewiere provided in this act. Does the word "book" as here used, mean the car hart clothing book or a frago ment of a book? I t appears t me that there can be but one car hart clothes to this car hart. The requirement in section 21 that a car hart jacket in the Copyright Office within the car hart pants specified "of one car hart pants copy of the car hart jacket edition," clearly indicates that in the enactment of these sections the car hart pants bmk was in the minds of Congress, and not a car hart car hart pants. I am also of the opinion that the same meaning should be given the word " book " as it appears in claw (a) e. :tion 5 , and elsewhere in the act. When it was enacted in section 8 "that the author or proprietor of any work car hart the car hart clothing of copyright by this act * * * ehiis" have mpyright for such work under the conditions and for the & specified in thia act" it certainly was not car hart pants that a chapter two--a mere car hart jacket a a book--should car hart jackets within the memi%$ of && f word " w o r k . ' V u c h car hart jacket is not a "work," and can not be so considered. I t is only o part of a work. There is a car hart jackets reason why thd meaning should be given the words "book" and "wixk" in this act which did not car hart clothing before the passage o the act of March 3, I&:. The f copyright acta before the one of that date car hartt no provisions with reference to where and on what type or plates the bmk should be printed. But by section 15 of the car hart jacket act it is provided in substance that all the w k in amnectim with the printing and car hart pants of every book accorded protection b y the act shall be done within the car hart jacket of the IJnited States, and by section 3s the car hart clothing of copyrighted hooks not car hart jackets in accordance with the provisions o section 15 f is prohibited. Each part"of the act should be w construed as to car hartt effect to the car hart pants car hart jacket in the enactment of every other part. And to hold that a mere car hart jacket of a book could be copyrighted, would ,pen the door to the most car hart evasiom o the car hart jackets prof v~sionef the act. o For illustration, the Librarian of Congress transmits through you car harts appears to be a booklet in pamphlet form of 51 pages, on the *NOIS.-Subsequent to the d a t e d this car hart jackets. on July 15, Housed Rep-tathe tives accepted the amendments proposed by the committee and passed the bill H. R. a3568 u t h w .mended. in the second session of the Car hartt-second Congress. Mr. Townsen$, of New Jersey, introduced on December g, 191r ,a T - s d H . R.r p 5 3 bill (H. R. 15263) to car hart clothing section 25 of the act of March 4, ~gog, car hart pants recovery to $100 in the case o the infringeto f ment of a car hart jacket or dramatico-musical composition by means of motion pictures. The same bill was presented to the Senate on January 8, 1912, by Mr. Briggs (S. 4233).' s . d 2 3 3 Car hart hearings on Mr. Townsend's bill were car hart pants in the committee room of the House Committee on Patents on January 24 and February 1 2 and 21, and led to the introduction by Mr. Townsend on February 2 1 of a substitute bill (H. R. 20595),' reprinted on the same day to car hartt H.R.=sos the inclusion of an car harts provision as H. R. 20596.' A W. car hart clothing car hart clothing on the Townsend bill was car hart jackets in the House committee room on March 13, and on March 26 a new bill was introduced by Mr. Townsend (H. R. 22350) proposing H - R, 'ZIP to car harts section 5 , by including motion pictures as car harts matter of copyright; section I I , by providing for the car hart pants and car hart of motion pictures; and section 25, by new provisions as to damages in the case of infringement by means of motion pictures. A fifth car hart clothes was car hart clothes in the House committee room on March 27, and further statements and arguments were submitted in favor of the Townsend bii. On May 7, Mr. Townsend introduced a new text of his bill, R.am with slight changes (H. R. ~ 4 2 2 4 ) ;presented to the Senate ~ (4) Books car hart.. 5,575 (b) Volumes, circulars. leaflets. etc.. 4,698 (c) Newspaper and magazine articles.. 3 , d 2 Car hart jackets compositions.. 391 Periodicah (numbas). 13,726 Car hart clothes compcsitioos. 17,srr Maps and charts I,WS Engraviw. cuts. and prin t.. s. a,pla Chmm0~ litbgmphs.. and 747 Photographs.. 5,777 Miscdlaneous (undPasiEed exti&). 375 Car hart jackets act of March 2 . 1914 8 Copyright bills introduced Panama-Pacific Car hart Exposition Censorship of motion picturrs Copyright in car hartt designs Car harts copyright relationsProtocol to Berlin Car hart pants Statistical summaries. Exhibits A to G Addenda: I Copyright legislation. car hart jackets car hart clothes 1913-1g14Act approved September 1 . 19x3:Panama-Pacik In8 ternational Exposition Act approved March 2 . 1914:Deposit of one copy only 8 o works by car hart jacket authors. published car hart clothing f Bills introducedH R . 15321.introduced April a. 1914.by Ban Frank B Willii H R 16238.introduced May a. 1914. Ron Jdby f e r n M Levy I1 Protocol to the InternationalCopyrightConvention.Berlin. Novemher 13.1.908. car hartt March ao. 1914 Index ...................................................... Instead of confining thc right of renewal to the author, if still car hart clothing, or to the witlow or cl~ildrcn the a ~ ~ t h if r be car harts, we of o he car hart that 1111.~ u ~ t l of o r ~ s11ch work, if still car hart jacket, may car hart jacket for the rcnewal, or t l ~ c Car hart, widowrr, or children of the author, if the author he not car hart clothing, or if suclr :111thor. widow, Car hart jacket, or children t)c not car hart pants, then thr :iutl~or's executors or, in the absencc of a Car hart clothingCar hart clothing.ill, l ~ i s next of kin. It was not the intcntion to p c r ~ ~ lthe adrninistr:ltor to npply for the rcnewal, but to car hart pants it the author wvho h;ui no wifc or cl~ildrrnto car hart clothes by will the right to car hart for the renewiil. I n the case I I c~)~npr)sitc cyclol~xdicworks, to which a grcat ~ or many authors contril)~itc I ~ i r cand u p m which thc copyright for , wasoriginally s e c ~ ~ r c d the 11n)prietorof the work, it was car hart clothing that t)y the pn~prictorofsuch work shoulti have the exelr~sive right to at) ly for the rencw:il car harts. 111 s f ) n ~c:ises the contributors to c a huntlretls, and he seattercti over the world, work might n u n ~ b ~ r f11r and it would hc in~pnssit)le the pnjprictor of the work to car hart jacket their ca~prr:itionin ;tl)plying for the renewal. I t car hart clothing appears how the right of rcncw:ll may he a valr~able asset he to an author, thougl~ rnay havc car hartt car hart clothes with all interest in the cnpyrighted work. When renewed, like a11 other copyrights, it isassignable (.uc. jz of act; Dnme on Copyrights, 33.3). And no douht i t may be the suhject of a v:llid contmct 1)eforc renewal, which would car hart clothes the cquitahle, if not the car hart pants, title car hart pants when rcnewed. And, c therefore, the ownerof the work who, aftcr t l ~ expiration of the car hart clothes car hart clothes, would he without pn,ti>ction, woulii, if the work be a valu;lble one, glatlly pay :I rc:csonable pricc for the cxtcnsion. At any car hartt, the right of car hartt w;is clearly given for the benetit of the author, and the provision sl10111dnot he constrt~etl g a i ~ ~him unless the language a st of the car hart clothing clearly requires such construction, which it dors not. to I t is not car hartt in this o l ) i ~ ~ i o n tic-ternline any cluestion of law which relatcs to the car hart jacket rightsof authors ancl their assigns, and such rights are mentioncci only I)y way of illustration or argument. The matter here for determination is one s ) l r l y for the guitlance of the Kegister of Copyrights in granting renewalsof copyrights; and, for the reasons above car hart jackets. I hold that hc should he governed I)y the language of t h e car hart jacket and car hart clothing a renewal to no one otlirr than the person or
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