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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[August 1, 1914. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



I.S.SL'ED JUNE 2, 1914. 

 0. 1,098,375. Spring tire. II. S. Govcr, Bel .\ii, .Mil. 



1,098,384. Inflatable playground ball. L. T. HolTman, I'hiladel- 

 phia, Pa., assignor to The Draper & Maynard Co., 

 I'lymoulh, N. H. 



1,098,426. Coupling. A. P. Cochrane, Xew York. \. Y. 

 1,098,469. Fountain pen feed. F. W. Bender, Hoboken, N. J. 

 Bender, executrix of said F. \V. Bender, deceased. 



Tire tool. J. W. Dyar, Detroit, Mich. 



Back brace. G. W. Gibson, Plunierville, Ark. 



Truss pad. J. U. .\dams, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Pauline 



1,098,488 

 1,098,492 

 1,098,546 

 1,098,577, 



1,098,588. 



Resilient vehicle wheel. S. lohnstone, assignor of three-eighths 

 to J. D. Cornell and two-eighths to S. Cannian — all of Sacra- 

 mento, Cal. 



Tire armor. .\. I.. Powell, assignor of one-fiftieth to II. E. 

 Wolfe — both of Stockton, Cal. 



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 ge, 



1,098,590. Spring wheel. J. T. Rynda, Xew Prague, Minn. 



1,098,599. Truss. D. Voelpel. Brooklyn, X. Y. 



1,098,609. Rubber composition and its production. T. W. .Aylsworth. K 

 Orange, N. J., assignor to Halogen Products Co., West Orau 



1,098,620. Hose connection. H. Gillar, Hoboken, N. J. 



1,098,674. Automobile tire ])unip. C. P. McDowell and K. II, Easter, 

 Porter, Wash. 



1,098,677. Pneumatic tire wheel. J. Miskey, Dayton, Ohio, 

 1.098,752. Hose coupling. C. Olscn. Port Richmond, X. Y. 

 1,098,759. Resilient wheel. W. R. L. Ray, Fort Jones, Cal., assignor of 



one-half to M. M. Zelle, .Si.sson, Cal. 

 1,098,782. Resilient wheel. S. Craig, Eagle Station, Ky. 



1.098.858. Producing chlorin derivatives of the amyl series. F. Webel, 



Mannheim, Germany, assignor to Badische .-Xnilin & Soda 

 Fabrik, l-udwigshafen-on-the-Rhine, Germany. 



1.098.859. Producing isoprene. F, Webel, Mannheim, Germany, assignor 



to Badische -Anilin & Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen-on-the-Rhine, 

 Germany. 



1,098,876. Atomizer. O. F. Becker, Xew York, N. Y. 



1,098,882. Manufacture of rubber compounds. L. Collardon, West Erom- 

 wich, England. 



1,098,919. Machine for forming cable armor. C. T. Pratt, assignor to 

 The Pratt Chuck Co. — both of Frankfort, N. Y. 



1,098,967. Process of making insulating material. C. F. Peterson. Schenec- 

 tady, N. Y., assignor to General Electric Co., of New York, 

 N. Y. 



1.098.972, Suction cup for dental plates. II. R. Priest, l.nudonville, Ohio. 



1,099,028. Nozzle, W. Czarnecki, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,099,056. -Apparel corset comprising elastic fabric strips. D. Kops, New 

 York, N. Y. 



1.099,062. Electric scalp appliance, comprising a yieldahle rubber cap. 

 P. P. Laposkey^ Cherokee, Iowa. 



1,099.082. Nursing device. W. M. Decker, Buffalo. X. Y. 



1,099,107. Proces.s for the manufacture of a substance resembling natural 

 rubber. R. Wcissgerber and K. Keller, Duisburg-Meiderich, 

 Germany, assignors to (iesell.schaft fur Teerverwertung M. B, 

 II., Duisberg-Meiderich. (iermany. 



1,099.112. Portable vulcanizer. J. S. Benson. Riverside, assignor to Posi- 

 tive Supply Co., Davenport — both in Iowa. 



1,099,128. Hose coupling. H, B. Robinson, Muskegon, Mich. 



1.099.144, Device for inflating cushions for invalids* beds, chairs or the 

 Hke. C. ,-\ndersen, gefr. Clausen, Buschau. near Schleswig. 

 Germany. 



Designs. 

 45,891. Tire tread. G. II. Robertson, New York. X, Y. 

 45.901. Syringe bag. W. D. Yates, Somerville, Mass. 



Trade Marhs. 



60.931. A. O. Meyer, Hamburg, Germany. Bust portrait of man. For 

 leather and rubber boots and shoes, 



68,322. J. A. Burgess, Toronto, Canada, The word Zip. For tire fillers. 



74.499. C. A. .\nnis. Stoneham, Mass. The word Rainaway. For water- 

 proof coats. 



76,947. Rosenwald & Weil, Inc., Chicago, 111. The word lint>cri(U with a 

 crown above it. For rubberized fabrics. 



77,097. Eagle Pencil Co., New Y'ork, N. \'. The word Caplox. For foun- 

 tain pens. 



77.676. I. B, Kleinert Rubber Co., New York. N. \, The word Handy. 



For dress shields. 



77.677. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New Y'ork, N. Y. The word Justrltc. 



For dress shields. 



77.678. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., Xew York, X. Y. The word Juno. 



For dress shields. 



77.679. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New Y'ork, N. Y. The word Eton. 



For dress shields. 

 77,746. The R. M. Hollingshead Co., Camden, N. J. The word Whh. 

 For cements for rubber, etc. 



ISSUED JUNE 9, 1914. 



1,099,173. Demountable rim. C. S. Goodfellow, assignor to .\. Higson 



and G. H. Martens — all of Jersey City, N. J. 

 1,099,219. Wheel comprising a plurality of adjustable tread blocks. A, 



Walters and G. Hennkens, assignors of one-eighth to T. Albes 



, — all of St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,099.282. Soft tread tire. J. W. Crusius, Paulding, Ohio. 

 1,099,336. Composition of matter for filling tires. A. J. Bishop, St. Paul, 



Minn. 

 1,099,344. Instrument for writing, marking or decorating with plastic 



materials. E. B. Desenberg, Kalamazoo, Mich., and E. S. 



Pilsworth, Battle Creek, Mich. 

 1,099,454. Tire. F. W. Kremer, Carlstadt, N. J., assignor to United 



Motors Co.. Rutherford, N. J. 

 1,099,498. Process for manufacturing synthetic isoprene. C. K. F. L. 



Gross, Christiania, Norway. 

 1,099,513. Non-skidding device. P. Panchula, Dixonville, Pa. 

 1,099,535. Wrapping machine. .\. C. Bolton, assignor to Gutta Percha & 



Rubber Mair.ifacturing Co. — both of New York, N. Y. 

 1,099,551. Sole cementing machine. I. L, Keith, Haverhill, Mass, 

 1,099,671. Bath mat. G, W. Smith and W. W. Becker — both of Buffalo, 



N. Y. 

 1,099.722. Spring tire. C. Scheuner, Chicago, 111. 

 1,099,728. Spring wheel. C. W. Whaland, Chestertown, Md. 

 1,099,760, Fountain syringe attachment. H. F. Ong, Portland, Ore. 

 1.099.763. Rubber faced belting, and process of making the same. R. 



Parker, New York, N. Y.. assignor to Parker, Stearns & Co., 



Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 1,099,796. Top for cloth or flexible water bags. R. S. Gutshall, Denver, 



Col. 

 1.099,79,';. Storm top for buggies. G. H. Harper, Columbia City, Ind. 

 1,099,814, Diving apparatus. E. Niehoff. assignorlo Roanoke Wrecking & 



Salvage Co., Inc. — both of Roanoke, Va. 



Design. 

 45,918. Bathing cap. J. P. Schan, Brooklyn. X. Y. 

 Trade Marks. 



37,028. C. A. Daniel, Philadelphia, Pa. The letter D. For composite 



rod packing made of rubber fabric and soft fibrous wicking. 

 72.191. J. M. Munyon, Jr.. Philadelphia. Pa., and New York. N. Y. The 



word Lastire. For preservative of rubber products. 

 76.147. The Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co., Mansfield, Ohio. The word 



Packard, with particular arrangement of letters. For rubber 



automobile and vehicle tires. 

 76,698. Lee Tire & Rubber Co.. Whitemarsh township. Montgomery county. 



Pa, The word "Vanadium." For rubber tires, etc. 

 77.217. Rogers Peet Co., New York. N. Y. The word "Gymkhana." For 



men's and boys' clothing, including raincoats. 

 77,468. J. Adler, Baltimore, Md. .\ design, of which the letter .4 forms 



the center. For men's and boys' raincoats, overcoats, etc. 

 78,170, The London Waterproof Co.. New York, N. Y. The word 



Keaprite. For raincoats and overcoats. 



ISSUED JUNE 16, 1914. 



1,099.939. Non-skid device. J. Sadus. Filbert, W. Va. 



1.100.002. Head for insulating machines. C. L. Van Ness, Akron, Ohio. 



1,100.025. Condured comb and cleaner. J. M. Morin, Ben Lomond, Cai. 



1.100.027. Wheel. J. Putter. St. Joseph. Mo. 



1.100,030. Padded horseshoe. C. E. Sheldon, assignor to The Whitman & 



Barnes Manufacturing Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 



1.100.032. Tire tool. C. E. Speck, St. Marys, Ohio. 



1.100.039. Tensioning device. W. C. Tyler and E, Nail, assignors to The 



Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — all of .Akron. Ohio. 



1.100.040. Resilient wheel. C. H. Weiskopf. Jr., Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1.100.133, Spring cushioned wheel. S. C. Hoen, assignor of one-half to 



.-\. .-\hlberg— both of St. Paul. Minn. 



1.100.137. Spring wheel. E. F. Krell, Detroit, Mich. 



1,100,156. Corset comprising intertwined elastic straps. M. G. South- 

 worth, Fayetteville, Ark. 



1,100.242. Spring wheel. J. C. Howells, Renton, Wash. 



1.100.282. Tire trunk. J. Berg. New York, N. Y. 



1.100.311. .Anti-skidding device, J. W. Leasure, Bradford. Pa, 



1.100.319. Rubber shoe of the Oxford type. H. Moore, New York. N. Y. 



1.100.406. \'anner belt, W. W. Spadone. assignor to Gutta Percha & 

 Rubber Manufacturing Co. — both of New York. N. Y. 



1.100.450. Diaper cover. -A. H, Stern, assignor to Stern Specialty Co. — 



both of New A'ork. N. Y. 



1.100.451. Tire bead making machine, W. C. Stevens, assignor to The 



Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,100.459. Felt hat making machine which comprises an India rubber pad. 



A. Turner and T. Rubinson, Denton, Manchester, England. 

 1.100,472. Demountable rim for jmeumatic tires. W. E. Copithorn, Natick, 



Mass. 



1.100.534. Tire fastening means for vehicle wheels. J. L, Cecil. Tippe- 

 canoe, Ohio. 



1.100,654, Coi-centrator belt. R, N. Church. Spokane. Wash., assignor to 

 The Republic Rubber Co,. Youngstown, Ohio. 



