January 1, 1921 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



295 



148,298 

 148,438 



148,439 



148,565 



148,674 

 148,726 



148,772 

 148,862 

 149,058 



149,096 

 149,173 

 149,183 

 149,204 



329,926 



330,926 



PUBLISHED OCTOBEE 20, 1920 



Wheel tire reinforced by rawhide layer between fabric layers. 

 L. Loeb, New York City, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Spring wheel with rubber tread. E. F. Erickson, 159 Twenty- 

 fifth street, Brooklyn, New York, U. S. A. (Not yet ac- 

 cepted.) 



Spring wheel with rubber tread. E. F. Erickson, 159 Twenty- 

 fifth street, Brooklyn, New York, U. S. A. (Not yet ac- 

 cepted.) 



Wheel with detachable rim for tires. Baker Wheel St Rim Co., 

 assignees of E. K. Baker — both of 140 South Dearborn 

 street, Chicago, III., U. S. A. 



Tire valve. T. A. Low, Renfrew, Ontario, Can. 



Reinforced rubber heel. W. D. Bing, Northampton House, 

 Albion Road, St. Peters-inThanet, Kent. 



PUBLISHED OCTOBER 27. 1920 



Tire puncture patch. A. Thiele, 99 Potsdamerstrasse, Berlin, 

 assignee of E. Thiele (nee Muhleise), 15 Beaumontstrasse, 

 Magdeburg, Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 



Metal reinforced detachable rubber heel. V. B. Greco, 1126 

 Franklin street, and W. F. Baura, 84 West 11th street — both 

 in Waterloo, la., U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Device for cleaning and repairing drain-pipes consisting of one 

 large central and two smaller end rubber disks clamped 

 between metal plates connected by rods. J. Moakes, 17 

 Brindley street, Paddington, London. 



Waterproof suit for aviators' wear. W. Peterson, 34 Arlington 

 street, Newark, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Replaceable rubber-covered button for garter.', suspenders, etc. 

 J. Pollard, Rose Collage, Killiney, County Dublin. 



Revoluble rubber heel. J. T. McNay, 62 Northumberland Road, 

 Old Trafford, Manchester. 



Urethral syringe. Becton, Dickenson & Co., Rutherford, New 

 Tersey. U. S. A., assignees of G. J. Duggan, 



GERMANY 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF ISSUE 



(October 28, 1919.) Automatic tube connection. 



Herth.Tstrasse 23, Essen. 

 (April 24, 1920.) Hygienic nipple for nursing bottle. 



Gumberstrasse 81, Diisseldorf-Eller. 



W. Baumeister, 

 P. Elzer, 



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TRADE MARKS 



THE UNITED STATES 



SERIAL NTTMBERS PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 28, 1920* 



O. 106,414 The word Kno-Bind — garters. D. M. Worth, Bucyrus, O. 

 124,429 Representation of an alligator bearing an alHgator-skin 

 hand-bag in his mouth and having the word Alligator on 

 his side — tire patches. Alligator Grip Co., Dallas, Tex. 



124,964 Representation of a shield surmounted by a wreath enclosing 

 the initials W. S. — rubber and fabric tires, tubes, tire boots 

 and patches. Washington Tire & Rubber Co., Spokane, Wash. 



127,350 The word Mep.lin — rubber tires and tubes. The Batavia Rubber 

 Co., Batavia, N. Y. 



128,105 Representation of a cross-section of a tire surrounding the letters 

 O'N — solid and pneumatic tires of rubber and rubber rein- 

 forced with fabric, and rubber inner tubes. The Owen Tire 

 & Rubber Co.. Cleveland. O. 



131,953 The word Antelope — rubber hose reinforced with fabric. The 

 B. F. Gondnch Co., New York City. 



131,957 The word Dirubco — rubber hose and belting reinforced with 

 fabric. The B. F. Goodrich Co.. New York City. 



1 3 1 ,960 The word Elk — rubber hose reinforced with fabric and pump- 

 valves wholly or partly rubber. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New 

 York City. 



131,962 The word Lynx — belts of fabric combined with rubber. The 

 B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



132,017 Representation of a tire through which is thrust an arm and 

 hand wearing a rubber glove and holding an instrument — 

 rubber goods and sundries for hospitals, dentists, druggists, 

 surgeons, etc. The Miller Rubber Co., Akron. O. 



133,552 Conventionalized representation of a tire enclosing a shield 

 against which is silhouetted a castle — pneumatic tires and 

 tubes. New Castle Rubber Co-., New Castle, Pa. 



135,776 The words Mono and Twin separated by the words Trade 

 Mark — solid rubber tires. The United States Tire Co., New 

 York City. (See The India Rubber World, July 1. 1920, 

 page 661. J 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED OCTOBER 5, 1920* 



127,723 The word Kleinert's — rubber or rubberized material, sponge- 

 bags, nurrery-bags, bathing-suit bags and diaper-bags, and 

 rubber tourist-cases. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York 

 City. 



127,727 Representation of a Maltese cross bearing the word Kleinert 

 suspended by a ring from a ribbon bearing the words The 

 Best — rubber or rubberized niateriaf, sponge, nursery, bathing- 

 suit, and diaper hags, and rubber tourist cases. The I. B. 

 Kleinert Rubber Co.. New York City. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED OCTOBER 80. 1920* 



131,859 Representation of head of a rhinoceros above the word Rhino — 

 golf balls. Cupples Company Manufacturers, St. Louis, Mo. 



132,466 The word Dvco within a horizontal ellipse superimposed upon a 

 double-outlined circle — dental, medical, surgical, and sanitary 

 appliances of or containing gutta percha, rubber, elastic fabric, 

 etc. Du Pont Young Corporation, Boston, Mass. 



133,663 The word Habirshaw — electric cable. Habirshaw Electric Cable 

 Co., New York City. 



120.715 



129,201 



121,897 



123.259 



124.313 

 124.583 



124.133 



126,356 

 130.026 



132,149 



132,339 



134,263 

 135.337 

 135,400 



135,412 

 135.413 

 136.326 



129,612 



131,601 

 131.658 



131,662 



131,663 



131.747 



131,751 

 132,932 

 134,268 



134,853 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 2, 1920* 

 The word Oldfield, having the letter O represented by a repro* 

 duction of an Oldfield tire and all the letters having the ap- 

 ptarancc of traveling along a road — rubber tires, inner tubci, 

 lire fabrics, accessories, and tire repair gum materials in 

 sheet form. The Oldfield Tire Co., Cleveland. O. 

 The word Lox-On— tire valve fixtures. Automatic Safety Tire 

 Valve Corporation, New York City. 



SERIAL NTTMBERS PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 5, 1920* 

 The word Sanital in stenciled letters — belting, hose and packing 



Imperial Belting Co., Chicago^ 



•Notice of opposition must be filed with the United States Patent OflBce 

 at Washington, D. C, within thirty days after this date. 



of rubber, balata. fabric, etc. 



in. 



The words Re-Nu-R — leather and rubber fabric dressing. George 



W. Roth, Minneapolis, Minn. 

 The word Skogum — rubber jar rings. Sraalley, Kivlan & Onthank, 



Boston, Mass. 

 The word Sandfrsoled within a geometric outline — retreaded 



rubber and fabric tires. D. A. Sanders, Nsrack. N. Y, 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBUSHED NOVEMBER 6, 1920* 



The word Bennie having the end letters larger than the others 

 and with them forming an enclosure for the word Springfield 

 — pneumatic tires. Alexander Bennie & Co., Nashville, 

 Tenn. 



Representation of an airplane 6ying through a tire bearing the 

 words Rubber Ace. the whole above a cloud-bank and the 

 words Master of Air — tire fillers made of spongy rubber. 

 Elgin Rubber Ace Co., Elgin, III. 



The word Federal — reliners. tire sleeves or patches, tires, 

 tubfs, hose, tubing, balls, gaskets, packing, and valves, of 

 rubber or rubber and fabric. The Federal Rubber Co., 

 Cudahy, Wis. 



The words Svra-Cord — tire casings and shoes. Syracuse Rubber 

 Co., Inc., Syracuse, N. Y. 



The letters A-B-C — brake-lining, clutch facings, fan-belts, pack- 

 ing, radiator hose, tube repair kits, etc. American Brake- 

 Lining Co., Lansdale, Pa. 



The word Evireadv — rubber and other kinds of hose. Oxweld 

 Acetylene Co., Newark, N. J. 



Representation of a Marathon runner — inner tubes. The Mara- 

 thon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, O. 



Representation of a hammer poised above a black triangle cutting 

 the upper portion of a circle — belting, hose and packing, etc., 

 of rubber and other materials. C. O. Alexander, Philadel- 

 phia. Pa. 



The words Rubber Ace — fillers for tires, made of spongy rubber. 

 Elgin Rubber Ace Co., Elgin, 111. 



The words Master of Air — fillers for tires, made of spongy 

 rubber, Elgin Rubber Ace Co., Elgin, 111. 



The word Superite — fountain pens. De Witt-La France Co., 

 Cambridge. Mass. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBUSHED NOVEMBER 10, 1920» 



The word Tiretex — woven fabrics in the piece for vehicle tires. 



Thistle Cotton Mills Inc., Ilcbester, Md. 

 The word Sansco — infants' sanitary pants and bibs. N. Sco- 



ville, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Representation of tiection of a rainbow and the word Rainbow 



— elastic webbing. The Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle- 



torwn, Conn. 

 Representation of an elk's head within a conventit^alized 



frame bearing the word Elk — elastic webbing. The Russell 



Manufacturing Co., Middletown, Conn. 

 Representation of the rock of Gibraltar and the word Gibraltar 



— elastic webbing. The Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle- 

 town, Conn. 

 Representation of an alligator within a circle beneath the word 



Alligator — elastic webbing. The Russell Manufacturing 



Co., Middletov/n, Conn. 

 The word Challenge — elastic webbing. The Russell Manufac- 

 turing Co., Middletown, Conn. 

 The word "Shirlastic"— sanitary belts. I. B. Kleinert Rubber 



Co., New York City. 

 The words Arch Motor Shoes within a rectangle — men's, 



women's and children's boots, shoes and slippers of leather, 



rubber and fabrics. Thomas G. Plant Co., Boston, Mass. 

 Representation of a globe bearing the words Barnun on Eartic 



— shoes of rubber, fabric and leather combined. Frank Roth, 



Taylor, Pa. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 17, 1920* 



125,442 Black i^c'il bearing in white letters around the edge the words, 

 R. r. V'andekbii.t Co., New York, N. Y. American 

 Products, and in the center the words Blue Ridge Clav^ 

 clay used as a filler in rubber compounds. R. T. Vanderbilt, 

 Inc., New York City. 



131.665 The word SHAMRncK above the representation of a shamrock — 

 . elastic webbings. The Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle- 

 town, Conn. 



132,793 The _ word Knickereocker — massage shower and bath sprays. 

 Knickerbocker Manufacturing Co., Chicago, III, (See The 

 India Rubbep World, August 1, 1903, page 381; October 1. 

 1918, page IS.) 



133,044 The Ict'cr C containing the letter X, both in outline — tires and 

 tubes. The Converse Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden, Mass. 



136,228 The words Jim's Tire Timmys — tire jimmiea The Wallace 

 Barnes Co.. Bristol. Conn. 



136,561 Conventional representation of a tire containing the words "Our 

 Daddy's Choice'* — tire patches. The Jones & Jones Co., 

 Kingman, Kans. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 28, 1920» 



107,945 Representation of a stencilled design consisting of the word 

 OiLTiTE within a diamond-shaped outline all above the words 

 Jenkins Bros. — rubber packing. Jenkins Rubber Co., Eliza- 

 beth, N. J. 



121,953 The word Justa arranged in the form of an upright cross above 

 the word Products, all within a conventional outline — tires, 

 patches for inner and outer tubes, and fan-belts of fabric 

 and rubber. C. W. D. -Vance, Oklahoma, Okla. 



