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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[January i, 1903. 



22,556. Isaac Shinwell McDougall, 18, Southampton buildings, Chan- 

 cery lane, London. Electric insulating fabrics. Oct. 16. 



22,581. Thomas Bowman, Cockan, Rowrah, Cockermouth. Puncture- 

 less pneumatic tire. Oct. 16. 



22,618. Edward Bell Raper. York. Improved method of impressing 

 designs on India-rubber. Oct. 17. 



22,662. Henry Jelley and James Jelley, Birmingham. Improvements 

 in pneumatic tire covers and the manufacture thereof. Oct. 18. 



22,728. James Ashton, 9, Regent street, London. Tires for vehicles. 

 Oct. 18. 



22,848. Charles Edward Bradbury, Manchester. Tire for bicycles and 

 motorcars. Oct. 21. 



22,862. Anthony George Lyster, Liverpool. Golf ball. Oct. 21. 



22,878. David John Van Praag, 3, Hurdwick place, London. Tire 

 for bicyles and vehicles. Oct. 21. 



22,889. Allan Dale, University Mansions, Putney, London. Patch for 

 cycle and motor car tires. Oct. 21. 



22,908. Henry Birkbeck, Southampton buildings. Chancery lane, 

 London. Pneumatic tires. [Frank Cory Yeo, Germany.] Oct. 21. 



22,973. Franklin Forbes Boyd, South Farnborough, Hants. Cork and 

 rubber tire. Oct. 21. 



23,052. Joseph Hubner and Karl Daune, 18, Buckingham street, 

 Strand, London. Tubes for pneumatic tires. Oct. 22. 



23,078. William Wallace, Glasgow. Ball for golf and other games. 

 Oct. 23. 



23,131. Robert Lament and Charles Edward Weatherhead, 52, Chan- 

 cery lane, London. Pneumatic hat block. Oct. 23. 



23,238. Frederick Charles Lupton, i & 4, Mitre Court chambers, Fleet 

 street, London. Puncture repairing device for pneumatic tires. 

 Oct. 24. 



23,243. Herbert Sefton Jones, of W. P. Thompson & Co., 322, High 

 Holborn, London. Insulating material, amd process for manufac- 

 turing same. Oct. 24. 



Patents Granted. — iqo2. 



[Complete specifications have been prialed of the followine patents, since our 

 last report, the numbers and dates eivcn relating to the original applications, 

 noted already in The India Rl'bbkr World.] 



11,578. Pneumatic tire. Karmel, L., Nottingham. June 6, igoi. 

 11,689. Teeth stopping. Bruhn, C. N. N., Dusseldorf, Germany. 



June 7, 1901. 

 11,871. Shaving brushes. Giles, C. T., London. June 11, 1901. 

 11,887. Golf ball. Crowley, J. S., London. June 11, 1901. 

 ii,qo6. Pneumatic tire. Walken, G., trading as Adams & Co., Lon- 

 don. June II, igot. 

 *i 1,924. Solid tire. Lahe, H. H., London [Allen, L. E , and Poy- 



ser, W. J., Canton, Ohio, United States.] June 11, 1901. 

 11,966. Pneuma'.ic tire. Black, A., Glasgow. June 12, iqoi. 

 12,094. Electric cable. Tremain, F., Middlesex. June 13, 1901. 

 12,124. Pneumatic tire, Hifford, A., Leicester. June 14, 1901. 

 12,211. Pneumatic wheel. Rasmussen, H. P., and Hagerty, W., 



Southland, New Zealand. June 14, igoi. 

 12,446. Boot dryer. Burchardt, P., Kramfors, Sweden. June 18, 



1901. 

 •12,626. Tile. Sierer, J. K., New York, United States. June 20, 



1901. 

 12,8^3. Pneumatic tire. Edmunds, W., London. June 24, 1901. 

 12,997. Syringe. Ross, J. H. Birmingham. June 26, igoi. 

 13,046. Waterproof fabric. Haddan, H. J., London. [Societe Veuve 



de Francisco Saus E'Hijos, Barcelona, Spain.] June 26, 1901. 

 *I3,II3. Pneumatic tire. Tillinghast, P. W., and Vigneron, A. T., 



Providence, Rhode Island, United States. June 27, 1901. 

 13,122. Waterproof coat. Mundin, W. J., London. [Strom, G., and 



Strom, A., Paris, France.] June 27, igoi. 

 13,127. Solid tire. Williams, W. F., 4, Denman street, London. 



June 27, 1901. 

 13,204. Gutta-percha, obtaining of by the use of solvents. Mitchell, 



G., 39, Victoria street, Westminster, London. June 28, iqoi. 

 '3.374- Bedpan. Houghton, J., Liverpool. July I, 1901. 

 '3.575- Teat mold. Armstrong, M. D., Essex. July 3, igor. 

 *I3,642. Solid tire. Carslaw, J. W. D., Chicago, Illinois, United 



States. July 4, 1901. 

 '3.677. Pneumatic tire. Dessau, M. M., Merton, Surrey, and Red- 



daway, F., Manchester. July 5, 1901. 

 13,709. Hose. Le Poidevin, F., Castel, Guernsey. July 5, 1901. 

 I3i734- Solid tire. Marks, G. C, 18, Southampton buildings. Chan- 



cery lane, London. [Consolidated Rubber Tire Co., New York, 

 United States.] July 5, 1901. 



'31767. Pneumatic tire. Schaefer, O.. West Norwood, Surrey. July 

 6. 1901. 



13,843. Pneumatic tire. Mitchell, J., trading as Canvas Manufactur- 

 ing Co., Manchester. July 6, 1901. 



13,858. Method of securing tires. Wingham, W., 94, Wellesley road, 

 Gunnersbury, London. July 8, igoi. 



13,870. Bathing cap. Schwalenberg, R., Mannheim, Baden. Ger- 

 many. July 8, 1901. 



THE GERMAN PATENT RECORD. 

 Patents Granted — 1902. 



■37i766. Bandages for healing purposes composed of rubber tubes. 



Heinrich Tauss, Vienna, Austria. Oct. 29. 

 138,039. Process for making leather soles and heel taps with a film of 



rubber on either side. Louis Eckhardt, Bad Homburg. Nov 12. 

 138,180. Pressing roll of hard rubber with a covering of soft rubber 



for squeezing in the manufacture of paper, colors, and so fonh. 



Gummiwerk Windt, Offenbach o/Main. Nov. 26. 

 138,232. Pneumatic tire with a protecting shoe of metal segruents. 



Bernard Hippolyte Chameroy, Le Besinet, France. Nov. 26. 



Patents with Models Filed. 



185,461. Rubber band with clamps on both ends for use as suspenders 

 for cyclists. Paul Griebert, Berlin. Oct. 2g. 



185,586. Rear part of suspenders, consisting of side strips of leather 

 or other suitable material, moving through cross cuts and made 

 elastic by an interwoven rubber band. Hans A. Frank, Berlin. 

 Oct. 29. 



■35,758. Rubber shoe for pneumatic tires with interwoven rubber pro- 

 tective plates. August Kurz, Munich-Riesenfeld. Oct. 29. 



1 84. 883. Slips (for children) with press button closure and rubber in- 

 sert in neckband. Herman Daniel, Swinemunde. Oct. 15. 



186,608. Textiles provided with rubber backing, whereby ornamental 

 figures or embossings may be inade permanent. Battels, Dierichs 

 & Co , Barmen. Nov. 12. 



186,302. Rubber suction piece with celluloid bell, which, by means of 

 a stationary plug, is fastened to the suction handle. Michael 

 Hahn, Munich. Nov. 12. 



186,424, Umbrella holder consisting of a rubber band upon which is 

 sewn a metal button, and a metal plate with a corresponding button 

 hole. Mrs. F. Fehser, Berlin. Nov. 12. 



186,313. A trough arranged for the artificial rearing of sucking pigs, 

 provided with a number of rubber tubes with nipples on their ends, 

 having automatic closing valves adapted to be regulated from the 

 trough. Hermann Lawrenz, Berlin. Nov. 12. 



186,505. Horse's bit, consisting of steel chain and rubber hose with in- 

 terior spiral protection. Heinrich Sudhaus' Sons, Iserlohn. Nov. 

 12. 



187,089. Corset bodice, with closed back and elastic sides having 

 shoulder straps. Mrs. Hermine Kaiser, Baden, near Vienna. 

 Nov. 20. 



186,755. Dress shield with tubular insert for ventilation. B. Rober, 

 Dresden. Nov. 20. 



1 86, 802, Boys' suits provided with elastic insertions of rubber at such 

 places as the necessary stretching in the wearing demand. Berli- 

 ner Knaben Garderoben Fabrik Betriebswerkst.atte. ]. Russ, Ber- 

 lin. Nov. 20. 



186,806. Dress-supporter, in which the clamps, closed by a spring, are 

 covered with rubber shields. Roderstein and Walter, Barmen. 

 Nov. 20. 



186,804. Air pillow, available also as traveling cap, of which the head 

 and side pieces may be intUted independently. Max Weinberg, 

 Fulda. Nov. 20. 



186,822. Snake fashioned of rubber hose with pearls, cording twisted 

 lace and tinsel. M. Emil Schiefer, Annaberg. Nov. 20. 



187,005. Protecting shoe for rubber tires with ribs running cross and 



lengthwise. The Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., Limited, London, 



England. Nov. 20. 

 187,013. Fork shaped rubber holders, independently attachable to a 



carrier for supporting pencils to be in an upright position. August 



Lipnicki, Liesing near Vienna. Nov. 20. 

 1S6.741. Holder for shoe maker's wax, made of soft rubber. David 



Gellenbeck, DUsseldorf. Nov. 20. 

 187,223. Dress-pants combined with rubber cords passing through 



rings semed on inside seam, lift pants by movement of leg. Bruno 



Kriiger, Berlin. Nov. 26. 



