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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



March 1, 1921 



207.515 An imperforate coveiinR for liqnid fue\ reservoirs for aerial 

 apparatus, coir.prisintr slu-tis of rubber fabric havitiK ^^bctts 

 of sponqe rubber intcrpost'l ihcrebctwt-cn and adapted for the 

 absorption of the liquid fuel iiiwn the perforation of said 

 reservoir. The DunU p Uubbcr Co., Limited, assignee of 

 Allan Macbeth — hcth of Paris. France. 



207.526 Tire brad anchor.-^gc. The Goc^lycar Tire & Rubber Co.. assiRiiee 

 of C. G. Hoover — both of Akron. Ohio. V. S. A. 



207,532 Hose clamp. The Independent fntuniatic Ti ol Co., ChicaRO, 

 assistiee of A. I.cyednhl. Aurura — both in 111., U. S. A. 



GRANTED JANUARY 18, 1921 



207.582 Resilient cushion tire. A. Borner, Scheveningen, Holland. 



207.583 Demountable rim for tires. W. N. Booth. Detroit. Mich.. 



U. S. A. 

 307,588 Demountable rim for tires. C. F. Christopher, Asheville, North 



Carolina. U. S. A. 

 207.63') Arm''>red tire. A. K. Tennincs. Owensboro. Ky., U. .S. A. 

 207.631 Hose conplinsr. J. P. Johnson. Toronto. Ontario. Canada. 

 207,636 Spring tire with solid rubber tire surrounding springs. G. C. 



I.chr. St. Louis. Mo.. V. S. A. 

 207.655 Pner.raatic tire. T. W. McElvain. Chicago. 111.. U. S. A. 

 207.689 Pneumatic tire with sectional metallic casing. J. L. A. Tetrault, 



M'-ctreal. Ouebec. C.inada. 

 207,703 Cushion tire. C. Warwick, Vancouver, B. C, Canada. 

 207.721 Air-valve Hand-hole plate for disk wheel carrying pneumatic 



t!re. The Harvey Rim & Wheel Co., Inc.. assignee of L. B. 



Harvey — both of BuOalo. New York, U. S. A. 



GRANTED JANUARY 25, 1921 



207.781 Saddle lop for cycles. J. .Telly. Coventry, and H. Jelly. Bir- 



mingbarr., coinventors — brth in England. 

 207..*l31 Hose coupline. H. T. Fitzpatrick, Athens. Ga.. U. S. A. 

 207.858 Ladder safety foot. A. Johnson. Liverpool. Lancaster, England. 

 207,875 Rubber heel. G. H. Lewis, Elyria, Ohio, U. S. A. 

 207,889 Football. W. W. Moren. Oldham. Lancaster. England. 

 207,948 Resilieni tnhelcss ti'-c, baring independent air ccntainers of 



globular form corrnres'^ed in a series therein and deformed 



to egg shape. A. H. Young, Oakland. California, U. S. A. 

 207.993 Cushioned vehicle wheel. S. Tohnstone & Co., Inc.. assignee 



of J. E. Thebaud— both of Buffalo, New York, U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 15. 1920 



151,692 Apparatus for molding concrete, using india rubber for surfaces 



of molds or cc'res. J. Woolcock and W. J. Stewart. 12 



Berkeley street, London. 

 151.753 Fountain pen. Wyvcrn Fountain Pen Co., 143 Holborn. London, 



and G. Davies. Woodbov street. Leicester — both in England. 

 I5l,7f6 Flower holder. J. Levy, 268 Pershore Road, Edgbaston, Bir- 



mincjham. 

 iSl.i'^fi Suspenders. A. Leighton. Midland. Pa.. T'. S. A. 

 151.844 Fountain pen. D. Cameron, Wavcrley Works. Blair street, 



Kdinhurph- 

 1.^1.87.** Resilient ci'shimed tire. R. Scheu, 21 Bes'^elstrasse, Berlin. 

 151.914 Driving belt with vulcanised rubber-covered links. T. H. Smith. 



15 Kinc street. Baker Street. London: R. H. Brand. Cran- 



b'-urne Corner, Ascot. Berkshire; and T G. Leith, Petmathen 



House, Oyne, Aberdeenshire. 



151.078 Pneumalic tire. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. 1144 F^st 



Market street, assignee of K. B. Kilborn. 315 Oakland Drive, 

 and W. S. Wolfe. 157 Edperton R.: ad— all of Akron, Ohio, 

 V. S. A. (Not yet accepted > 

 152.014 Waterproof hat cover. J. F. Schweizer-Caillaux, 130 rue de 

 Paris. Vincennes. Seine, France. (Not yet accepted.") 



152.079 Founta'n pen. M. D. Davis. 6 Cardinal Mansions. Carlisle 



Place, Westminster. 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 22. 1920 



152,170 Rubber truss prid. A. Moodic. Brnkimjliam House, Finsbury 

 Park, T-cndon, antl P. Ellis, 7 Princes street. Westminster. 



152.223 Cushirned wheel havinir Pneumatic tire enck sed by rim fitted 

 with solid rubber tread and ilanped rlnps attached to vokes 

 havinff sliding connection with the wheel felloe. C. F. F. 

 Allen. 123 Castlereagh street, Sydney, Australia. 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 30, 1920 



152.453 Bath tub hand i;rlp of metal or eutta percha covered with 

 n?hber. A. West, Canandai< ua. New York, LT. S. A. 



152.475 Surcical tru^s with elastic body-belt. A. Moodie. Buckinpham 

 House, Finsbury Park, Lrndon. and P. Ellis, 7 Princes 

 street. WestmiTister. 



152.502 Spring wheel with pneumatic cushion TT. C. Baquie. 68 Bowen 

 Crescent, North Carlton, near Melbourne, Australia. 



152.575 Belt'Crearirf pulleys for motor-cvcles li-^ht m( tor vehicles, etc., 

 of leather, or rubber with molded ribs. A. J. Postlethwaite, 

 StafTr.rdshire Works. Bell street. West Promwich. 



152,581 Reinforced pneumatic tire. P. Huth, 905 Pacific Building, San 

 Francisco. Calif., U. S. A. 



152.589 Game table with pockets at corners and on sides, and havinj? 

 resilient cushions between the pocket.v E. Badger, Hill Foot, 

 Breeze Hill. Br-otlc. Liverpool. 



153.59P Automatic hallof n valve witli flexible caskets. The Goodyear 

 Tire S: Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, assignee of A*. G. 

 Marrnville. 103 Russell avenue— both of Akron, Ohio. U. 5. 

 A. (Net yet accepted ) 



152,600 Gasket nf rubber-imiirepnated fabric for securing a valve to a 

 bailor^ envelope or other .flexible pas-container. The Good- 

 voar Tirr & Rubber Co.. 1144 East Market street, assignee 

 of A. Ci. MaranviHe. 103 Russell avenue — both of Akron, 

 Ohio. Tf_ c; \ (Not yet accepted.) 



152.60! Balloon vijve havine soft "vulcanized rubber gaskets. The Good- 

 year Tiie & Rubber Co.. 1144 East Market street, assicnee 

 of A. G. Maranville. 103 Russell avenue-^bclh of Akron. 

 Ohio, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 31. 1920 



152.786 Leather soles and heels with inset rubber studs. W. B. Wilson. 

 141 Westgate, Burnley. 



TRADE MARKS 



THE UNITED STATES 

 SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED JANUARY 6. 1921* 



6,OUO The word .SA.Mst»N — rubber bicycle tires. Mead Cycle Co., 



Cliicago, I'l, 

 608 The word Tireheal — Jtire puncture healing liquid. Mun- 



dial Trading Co., Inc., New York City. 

 SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED JANUARY 14, 1921* 



The word Redskin printed in red — inner tubes. Rambler Rubber 



Corporation. Houston, Te.\as. 

 Reprcsentaiion of a shield hearing picture of a waterfall and the 



word Falls — tires, tubes, repair material, etc. The Falls 



Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 

 The word Vacuum in outline letters within a double-bordered 



oval — leather, tiber. textile, rubber and composition belting. 



Vacuum Belting Co., Indianapolis, Ind. 

 SERIAL NUMBERS PUBUSHED JANUARY 21, 1921* 



Representation of a Maltese cross bearing the word Kleinert, 

 hanging from a scroll bearing the words The Best — rubber 

 hcusehold aprons, baby pants, diapers, bloomers, bathing-caps, 

 •;tc. I. B. Kk'inert Rubber Co.. New York City. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED JANUARY 28. 1921* 



The word Gem — rubber erasers. Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., 

 Jersey City, N. J. 



The wvrds Savage-Grip — tire patches. D. M. Howard, South 

 Fhaflshury, Vt. 



The word McGraw between two green seals bearing a monogram 

 — tires and tubes. The McGraw Tire & Rubber Co., East Pal- 

 estine. Ohio. 



RepresentaliLn of a shield within two concentric circles, above 

 the word "BALLY"^footwear of cloth and rubberized fabric, 

 lubber heels and soles, etc. Bally Co., Inc., Wilmington, 

 Del., and New York City. 



Representation ol a sliield bearing the figures 4f?lO — rubber and 

 fabnc hose. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, 

 N. J. 



Representation of a butterfly bearing within a superimposed 

 rectangle the word Papillon — fc<"twear of cloth and rubber- 

 ized fabric, rubber heels and soles, etc. Bally Co., Inc.. Wil- 

 mington. Del., and New York City. 



Representation of a tire around a bust of Madison accompanied 

 by the words Madison Tires — tires. Madison Tire & Rubber 

 Co., Inc.. Buffalo. New York. 



The wordn Castle Cord — tire casings. New Castle Rubber Co., 

 New Castle, Pa. 



A Greek cress painted in red — tire-mounting adhesives and repair 

 compounds, adhesives for uniting rubber, leather, cloth, etc. 

 National Rubber & Specialties Co., Cincinnati. Ohio. 



The word Re.\ — hoof pads. The Federal Rubber Co., Cudahy, 

 Wir. 



Representation of a shoe sole with the word PerEecTred super- 

 iniprsed thereon — shoes and oxfords of rubber, leather, fabric 

 and combinations of these. Naticnal Cloak & Suit Co., New 

 York City. 



Representation of a black disk bearing a shield outlined in white 

 — raincoats. C. B. Shane Co.. Chicago, 111. 



The word Topaz — rubber sponges and sponge rubber goods. 

 Feathcredge Rubber Co., Inc., Chicago, 111. (See descriptioa 

 elsewhere in this issue.) 



GRANTED JANUARY 4, 1921 



Under Act of February 20, 1905t 



138.578 Ste-^iM Cured and a spray of thistle — dress shields. J. J. 



Beverle Mfg. Co.. New York City. 



138.579 Irene— dress shields. ,T. J. Beyerle Mfg. Co., New York City. 

 138,586 Inandout — dress shields. Brooklyn Shield & Rubber Co., 



Brooklyn, N. Y. 



138.606 Power Plus — patches and inner tubes. Darling, Miller & Co., 



New York City. 



138.607 Steelaire — tires. J. C. Dawscn. Lynn, Mass. 



138,614 SoxLox — hose supporters. C. W. Egerton. New York City. 



138,619 Star — massage shower-bath sprays. The Fitzgerald Manufac- 

 turing Co.. Toirington, Conn. 



138,623 Mi Ladi Dmnti — sanitary belts, aprons, etc. M. S. George, St. 

 Louis. Mo. 



138,627 KohTnooR— rubber belts reinforced with fabric. The B. F. 

 Goodrich Co., New York City. 



138.647 A chevron — tires. International India Rubber Corporation, South 



Bend, Ind. 



138.648 A conventional symbol — tires. International India Rubber Cor- 



poration, South Bend, Ind. 

 138,653 "Shirla'^tic" — dress shields and garters. X. B. Kleinert Rubber 



Co., New York City. 

 138,682 Bov5^ Swops — suspenders, garters, arm-bands, etc. New York 



Boys* Shops, Inc., New York Cit>-. 

 138,684 Gorilla Ct.incii — tire patches. E. J. O'Connell. Pittsfield, Mass. 

 138,705 Head of the Lakes — arm-bands, garters and suspenders. Slonim 



Brothers. Duluth, Minn. 

 138,712 Dress Saver Supreme — dress shields. Jacob Stein. New York 



City. 

 ]3S,715 Star — i;arters, arm-bands, and children's hose supporters. .Sturm 



& Scheinberg, New York City. 

 138,744 Whson's SlaP.atch — tire repair shoes and patches. The Wilson 



Rubber Co.. Dcs Moines, la. 

 Under Act of March 19, 1920, Section 1 <b)t 



138.757 The words Red Rapper, the letter R ff>rminR the initial of both 



words — rubt)er belting. The Combination Rubber Mfg. Co., 

 Bloomfield. N. 1. 



138.758 The words Douhle Wear — tires. Dryden Rubber Co., Chicago, 



in. 



138.760 The word Fostfb — rubber soles and heels. Foster Rubber Co., 

 Kennebunk, Me., and Boston, Mass. 



"Notice of opposition must he fded witli the Crtiimissioner of Patents, 

 Washington. D. C. within ibirtv days after thi^^ date. 



tSee The India Rubber World, February 1. 1921. page 576, "Two Kinds 

 of Trade Marks Now Being Registered." 



^ ^ 130 

 129,571 



1.17,550 

 127,728 



123,62(1 

 126,280 

 130,681 



130,877 



130,934 

 130,945 



131,498 



131,648 

 134,520 



136,586 

 137,088 



138,065 

 138,760 



