South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 72, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 March 1920 — Page 11

THE SOUTH

BEND NEWS-TIMES FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1920 11

TRADE MARK WAR WILL BE REVIVED BY BUSINESS MEN

Stealing of Trade Marks by Commercial Pirates Subject of Attack.

BUENOS AIRES, March 11.—Dispatches from the United States stating that the American Manufacturers' Export association had launched i. fleht apalr.st trr.do nirk" pirut h Vi various f r ir:; 'ur.tri---. lnrlud-Arirf-T.tin.'i. nrre r"-'i! with !r.t r- - hy th" Amr riMn !i:;m;i''1s rolor.y licrc v.hkh Is aw.ir" fr 'ju nt inftanrrs i f this mrt 'f hu-'in'-s mr-an-Amrrirar.'; nr f.ir f r'::i hohlir.g Ari'rn'irrs ;i!r. t-i; i I f f tii-- jr.i -t for th- ."-N-.'iliri; of trad- Tu;iri-s I ;:; ! rn (Ion"- h r' v n y Amri r:s from thHr mvn fv.i ntryman. ir :s f-.iid, well a T.y 1 luroprvins from Ani' rKin-. TL' r :ndy airain.-t i' . tvjdn men .cay. H frr th-.Xmrl'-an ma r. afar t irf r to r-Kit-i hi trade mark with tlx- i:v rnnu-nt. "without d-'ay, oth rw;-- when h at-tf-rnpt. to mUr this u.ark'-t lu may ilnd that some miknuwii individual f. rorr.pot it or in th : irr. lino of j;onds lias anticipated him. KUllrp Inulf Mark. It is nut rK'-.-.-ary in . ivnt ir.a for tlif f.ory.n u hf; r ci.-t -r a trad mark to l- th' arfial iiiai.!ifatur-r r.f tb' rod. That is. anvhody can rsl.-tr a trad'- marl:, ür.-t com1 tiri-t sorvrl. Ou-r rf Lri-tr i d. 1 1 i -mark ran of -o'ir.- ,. u-'-d by rn on el". ;tnd if it i: !-"n pir.ifed. I I if rightful fnvrtf i-Hln r ) : ; v s to his protlu --.? uii'I' r ii-w tr.id- mark or buy off tlio pt!;it' It is k'-ov n in tli ot!i. r of t-,r-Tnifr.l S'ato'? fomi.ifKM.il nttafh" that tin' sum of ::,' u. piii'j ' y niif Anii'i'i' ;u! ooiii. rn !n ic-ovrr s'i tr.ni mark from a jir,t Th'i'" ?ir' report d to 1. certain i?idi ldua Is u!im r!lm"-f j.j'kp a I . i ; s i -a ppmpr.a t mir trade marks of for-;n roji'-'ui..-" i:i ord'T to crt a rio for s ;rr nd rii : th--M to 1 1 - nuri'T. Tli"V watch particularly for afl'i-rtisiiu' in novspapr

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yenrs. Thfre are known to be Instances in which concerns have thus Irf t th'.ir trade marks to a pirate as tho result of neglecting: to have them renewed. Convention Xot Rntlfl1. Argentinn has yet failed to ratify th Pan-American trade mark convention, under which a central apency for the 10 southern republics of American would be establ!he'l in Rio Janeiro for the registration of trade mark. A trade n ark rlstcre-l there ttill he Rood In nil other South American countries ?inatory to the convention an.l v i!! savo time, expense and trraible. 1"h Ar?nfinp administration is known to anxious to have thtreaty ratified, but conpreas has failed to act. It is reported that I'res't IriRoyen is preparing a .prial m-ys-iK" to con-res.s urkunjc that th'-ro be t.o further delay in tho ir.ntter.

NEGRO SLAYER IS

PUT TO DEATH

Home Wireless Telephone is offered in London LONDON, March 10.—A company is offering for sale in Great Britian a "home fireless telephone" apparatus contained in a box light enough to be carried by a leather handle. It claimed "the outfit is cajjauh rf rceivinfT mesMapes from all tho principal wireless stations in I'urope. It needs only to bo plac ed on a tabl and the sounding teh-phor.es connected and it is ready for use. No external "aerial" is required. It costs 30 pounds.

EDDYVILLE, Ky., March 11. — Petrie Kimbrough, alias William Lockett, 32 years o!d, negro, was electrocuted here Thursday for the murder of Geneva Hardman, 10-year-old school girl. Two brothers and two uncles of the child were in the front row of spectators. They led a score of men from their neighborhood to witness the execution. Lockett told jail officials he had killed four women in the past 10 years. The negro refused to make a statement when he was taken from his cell. Continually, however, during the right he was heard praying aloud and singing religious hymns. He declared yesterday that he was ready to die and that be prayed for the little 10-year-old Hardman girl whom he killed, and the entire Hardman family. The body was buried in the prison cemetery Thursday afternoon.

ORDER IVESTIGATIO OF GRAM CORPORATION

senrte today ordered an investipation of the I'nited Ptats prain corporation on the basis f charges made by a federal jrrand jury at Spokane, "Wash.

Spanish poats have been importel by the insular povernment to improve the .standard of the native animals in the Philippines.

Itching, Scratching, Shin Diseases That Burn Like Flames of Fire

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t ' i ' v j' i d - e re i.arket in Argentina:

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