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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[October 1, 1920. 



132,OSi. 



134.005. 



134.116. 

 134,498. 



134,993. 



26,833. 

 26.836. 



26,842. 



26.853. 



26.868. 

 26.879. 



26,882. 



26,942. 



26,867. 



The words PowKt Px,ut with eke loop of the initial P cooUin- 



inii llic rciiumnicr ol the word i owcr in ^laKKf ' f'i Ifltcrs, 

 .»nii helow the hn \> the wt.rci IMus. also in Htaggercd letters — 

 rrpair patclu-s loi tires and tulies. Darling, Miller & Co., 

 New York City. 



The word Hu&kie — rubber vehicle tire casings and tubes. 

 The United Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio. 



Conventional representation of two thistle blossoms on a stem 

 between two leaves, above the words Steau CuRED^dress 

 shields. J. J. Beyerle Manufacturing Co., New -i'ork City. 



The word Irene — dress shields. 1. J, Beyerle, New York City. 



The word Kxcello — rubber! zi-d mackinaws, mackintoshes, etc. 

 Excello Clothing Company, Inc.. Passaic, N. J. 



The facsimile autographic signature I>orothy Dodd — men's, 

 women's and children's hoots, shoes and slippers cf leather, 

 rubber and fabric. Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. 



The words Queen Quality — men's, women's and children's 

 boots, shoes and ^ slippers of leather, rubber and fabric 

 Thomas G. Plant Co.. Buston, Mass. 



The letter H within two concentric circles — tires and tubes. 

 The United Rubber Co.. Akron, Ohio. 



The word Dit vertically placed within convcntioaal arrangement 

 of lines — rubber boots. George F. Dittmann Boot & Shoe Co., 

 St. Louis, Mo. 



Representation of a seal bearing figure of an eagle perched on 

 several rolls of belting, beneath the words Original Manu- 

 facturers OF Mechanical Rubber Goods, Established 1828. 

 all within a border bearing the words Boston Belting Com- 

 TANY, Boston. Mass. — roller covers. Boston Belting Co., 

 Boston, Mass. 



Representation of a caravel beside the word Caravel — rubber 

 elastic for garters and bands, notions, etc. Caravel Company, 

 Inc., New York City. 



Conventionalized star design within a circle, with the letter 

 W in the center of the star — ^silk elastic garter- web. silk 

 cable elastic web. lisle elastic, silk elastic, etc. George 

 Williams Co., New York City. 



The letter A within a spade spot outline — hard rubber knife 

 and razor handles and hard rubber pumps. American Hard 

 Rubber Co.. Hempstead and New York. N. Y. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



The words C. S. F. Shoe Findings and Novelties — rubber 



heels, foot appliances, etc. Canadian Shoe Findings Novelty 



Co., Toronto, Ont. 

 The word V'alvene — washers fcr water taps. The Commercial 



India Rubber Manufacturing & Supply Co., Limited, 585 



Commercial Road. London, Eng. 

 The words Natty Pad in fancy type with flourishes — garters. 



George Frost Co., Boston. Mass.. V. S. A. 

 The word Tiromfter — combined tire and tube valve and gage. 



Tirometer Valve Corporation of America. Charlcstcn, W. Va., 



V. S. A. (See The India Rubber World. April 1, 1920, 



page 434.) 

 The word Premier — erasers, etc. Twigg & Beeson, 6-7 Ludgatc 



Hill, B-rmingham. England. 

 The word Firestone — pneumatic and solid tires. Firestone Tire 



& Rubl>er Co., Akron, O., i'. S. A. 

 The words Twin and Wedge within a heel-shaped outline — 



rubber heels for men",';, women's and children's shoes. Barva 



Heel & Tire Factory. Inc.. Fort Wayne. Ind., U. S. A. 

 The word Sorbo— rubber sp'jnges and other sponge rubber 



products, etc. S(irU> Riibber-Sponiie Products, Limited, Sorbo 



Works, Maybury Road. Woking. Surrey, Eng. 



AUSTRALIA 



TO AMEEICANS 



Representation of head of an Indian within a tire upon which 

 are inscribed the words The Savage Tire Company — tires. 

 The Savage Tire Co., San Diego, Calif., U. S. A. 



The word Usco — hose and packing. 

 Co., New York City. U S. A. 



United States Rubber 



N' 



55,966. 



55.975. 

 55,987. 

 56,000. 

 56,046. 



DESIGNS 

 THE UNITED STATES 



55,947. Highway advcrtisiiiK and directing device formed by a reP' 



rescntation of a tire through which, an arrow passea from left 



to right. Patented .August 3. 1920. Term 7 years. F. A 



Horn, Denvr, (,'ol 

 Tire tread. I'atenlcd August 3, 1920. Term 7 years. J. D. 



Tew. Akron, Ohio, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New 



York City. 

 Air-pump nozzle. Patented August 10, 1920. Term 7 



C. .\1. Boyce, Westcliff-on-Sea, England. 

 Non-skid tire. Patented -August 10, 1920. Term 14 



W. E. Duerstcn, New Castle, Pa. 

 Rubber heel. I'atcntcd August 10, 1920. Term 14 years. 



Frederick, Detroit, Mich. 

 Tire. Patented August 10 1920. Term 14 years. W. W 



years, 

 years, 

 S. B 



man. assignor to The VVildman 

 Mich 



Wild 

 Rubber Co.. — both of Detroit 



I^ 

 K) 



1^1 



55,966 

 56,067. 



56.071. 

 56,073. 



56,103. 



56.104. 



56,105. 



55,987 



56.046 



56,103 



56,104 



56,105 



Two-faced double-sided doll. Patented August 10, 1920. Term 



14 years. F. Kaupmann, Tr., Brocklyn, N. Y., assignor to 



The Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland. Ohio. 

 Tire cover. Patented August 10, 1920. Term 7 years. P. M. 



T.ockwood, Kansas City, Mo. 

 Advertising and toy balloon in shape of a tire with balloon 



basket suspended below. Patented August 10, 1920. Term 



14 years. W. M. Madison. Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Tire. Patented -August 17, 1920. Term 14 years. A. J. Pen. 



nington. assignor to U. S. Compression Inner Tube Co, — 



both of Tulsa. Okla. 

 Tire. Patented August 17. 1920. Term 14 years. A. J. Pen- 

 nington, assignor to U S. Compression Inner Tube Co. — both 



of tulsa, Okla. 

 Tire. Patented August 17, 1920. Term 14 years. A. J. Pen- 



ninptcn. assigncT to U. S. Compression Inner Tube Co. — both 



of Tulsa, Okla. 



THE pOMINION OF CANADA 



Badge, consisting of .i representation of an automobile wheel 

 with tire and three big letters: A. O. .A., the letter O in 

 the center of the wheel and an .A on each side; also the 

 words Automobile Owners' Association on the tire. Patented 

 August 3, 1920. Automobile Owners' Association, Montreal, 

 Que. 



GERMANY 



DESIGN PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATE OE ISSITE 

 747,957 (July 15, 1920) Suspender made of a strip of rubber. Georg 



Stange, Koethener Strasse 49, Leipzig-Gohlis. 

 748.036 (July 15, 1920) Medical syringe. Robert E. Klett, Ridcefield 



Park. 

 748,150 (July 19, 1920) Toy made of soft rubber. Michael Hahn, 



Neuhauser Strasse 12, Muenchen. 

 748,373 (June 15, 1920) Elastic bee! insert. Heinrich Dresing, Lut- 



i;endortmund. 

 748,375 (June 21, 1920) Exchangeable rubber heel. Gustav Milse, 



Bremen. 



EXPORTS OF INDIA RUBBER AND CAUCHO FROM MANAOS DURING JULY. 192» 



EUROPE NEW YORK 



Exporters Fine. Medium. 



Stowell & Co kilos 83,153 3.216 



General Rubber Co. of Brazil Ul.ClS 20.064 



Tancredo. Porto & Co 43,130 7,763 



Higson & Fall 



268,101 31,043 

 In transit from Iqi'itos 



Totals A:,7o,t 268,101 31.043 



Compiled by Stowell & Co., ^[anaos, Brazil. 



Caucho. 



43,096 

 29 



32.790 



146,158 478,092 

 198 198 



32,790 146,356 478,290 



16,486 

 4,895 



21,381 



16,239 

 23,413 



33,009 

 2,529 



43,125 

 11,075 



108,859 

 41.917 



39,657 35,538 54.200 150,776 



586,951 

 42,115 



629,066 



Compiled by Stowell Sr Co., Pari, Brazil. 



