October 1, 1920.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



61 



203,127 Dirigible mooring device. Vickers, Ltd., Westminster. London, 

 assignee of Sir. J. McKechnie, K. B. E.^ of Barrow-in-Kur- 

 ness, and H. N. \\'allis, of Crange-over-bands, both of Lan- 

 caster^ — all in Knglami. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



ISSUED AUGUST 5, 1920 



143.959 



143,966 



144,033 

 144.042 



144,046 

 144.053 

 144,133 



144.178 



144,188 



144,219 



144.222 



144,224 



144,237 



144.241 



144,262 

 144,275 



144.279 



144,312 

 144,345 



144,435 



144.454 



144.554 

 144.646 

 144.683 



144.696 



144,799 



144,848 

 144.892 

 144,941 



144,954 

 144,986 



145,091 



145,127 



145,155 

 145,175 

 145,254 



145,269 



145,296 

 145.298 

 145,312 



Pneumatic tire reinforced by overlapping nielal plates between 

 casing and tube. J. E. Wilkes, 24 Horseley road, Tipton, 

 Staffordshire. 



Games employing rubber bulbs. J. L. Palmer and H. M. Smith — 

 btrth of 16 tireat (Ici-rgf street, Westminster. 



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



Safety feet for ladders, j. Paterson, Laurel Bank, P.urneside, 

 near Kendal, Westminster. 



Safety inner pocket closed by a broad band of elastic. G. 

 Dickson, 21 Cedar street, Chcetbam, Manchester. 



I'arachute. A. Merchant. Bobbin Works. Korrcs, Morayshire. 



Rubber lined tobacco pouch. R. Lyons, 60 City Road. Manchester. 



Tank for coagulating rubber. T. Burney, Holland House, Bury 

 street. London. 



netacbahle ndjber heels. W. J. Sellars, 213 Tinakori road, 

 Wellington. New Zealar.d 



Boot pi I. lectors consisting of three rubber pads of special shape. 

 T. W. Green, 1/9 Forest road, Waltliamstow, London. 



Suction denture. A. L. Davis, 2 Devonshire street, Chester- 

 field, DerbyslTire. 



Pocket respirator. C. Rosling and R. IL Davis — both of 187 

 Westminster Bridge road, London. 



Artificial legs vkith rubber cords. P. A. Ingold, 8 Jt lianiivorstatt. 

 Bale. Switzerland. 



Moustache trainer with rubber band. L. Doubnikoff'. 65 Hatlam 

 street. I oiidon. 



Resilient wheel with intermediate pneumatic chamber. A. A. 

 A. Darche, Edith Cavell road, Alger, Algeria. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Kabric-covered nutallie patch for rei)airing tires. E. M. Steel, 

 Washington. I'. S, A. (Xot yet accepted.) 



Reinforced pneuiratic tire. P. A. Sawyer. 78 North Main street, 

 and W'. C. I'urton- -both in Memphis, Tennessee. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Rubberized tobacco poncbe.=. L B. Kleinert Rubber Co., as- 

 signee of v. Guinsburg — both of 725 Broadway. New York 

 City. C S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



I'neumatic suppt i ts. II. Seibel. 572 Foisc m street, San Fran- 

 cisco, Calif nrnia. l\ S. A. ( Xot yet accei)ted.) 



Sound detecting and lorating apparatus fcr hydro] )lione5, aero- 

 phones, etc., of wliich the complete receiver may be fitted 

 within a rubber sphere. D. N, Browning. 4 Clayton terrace, 

 Dennistoun, Glasgow , Scotland. 



ISSUED AUGUST 11. 1920 



useil in sprinii wht-els. 

 (.'. Reuse. 18 Quai au 



Stoi)^iers for hot -water bcittlcs. etc. 

 Works. Anriesland, Glasgow, z 



Ueturmabie blocks uf rubber, etc. 



couplings and vibration-dampeis, 



Charbon. Halle, Belgium. 



loco Proofing Co., Xethcrton 

 and H. i). Watt. Drumchapel, 



Dumbartonshire. 

 Device for securing heel pads. K. ^L Ilamilti-n. 10 Chester 



Crescent, Newcastle-nn- Tyne. 

 Resilient tire. F. W. Kremer, 116 West 39th street. New York 



City, U. S. A. (Xot yet accepted.) 

 Tire valves. Payne \'alvf Corporation, assignee of M. j. Payne 



— both of Witz Building, Staunton. Virginia, U. S. A. (Not 



yet accepted. ) 

 I^nt-nmatir tire. M. 1.. Ochs. 1520 Grand avenue, Kansas, 



Missouri, I*. S. A. ( Not yet accepted.) 



ISSUED AUGUST 18. 1920 



.Submarine souml ti Iters or lesunators. J. A. Burgess, (irand 

 place. Washingtcn, and G. B. Hutchings, Box 10, Richmond, 

 \'irginia — b^th in L'. S. A. 



D'-.st cans for tire valves. D. H. Webster, New York City, 

 U. S. A. 



Spring tire with rim enclosing air lultc. G. Negri, 31 via XX 

 Scptembrc. Genoa. Italy. 



Knee pads containing insert of rubl)er, gutta percba, etc., to' 

 provide warmth. R. Walsh, 5 Clifford street, Nelson, 

 Lancashire. 



Reinforced tire filler with inflatable and non-infiatable chambers. 

 R. Blakoe. 46 Bryanston street. Marble Arch. London. 



Rubber sole with upstandirg rubber pads secured to )n;i\ by ad- 

 justable nieces of leather. B. A. Thornhill, Single Tree, 

 Newera Eliya, Ceylon. 



Pneumatic milking-machine. De Laval Separator Co., 165 

 Broadway, New York City, assignee of M. Leitch, Kingwood 

 Park. Pfiughkeepsie, N. Y. — both in U. S. A. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



ISSUED AUGUST 25. 1920 



Land wheels with rul)l>cr springs for deadening shock of landing 

 in a seaplane. F"airey Aviation Co. and C. R. Fairey — both 

 of Clayton road. Hayes, Middlesex. 



Repair vulcani^.er. W. Frost and H. Frost & Co. — both of 148 

 Great Portland street. London. 



Demountable rim for tires. C. F. Rubsam, 233 Broadway, New 

 York City, U. S A. 



Apparatus for reclaiming rubber, etc.. from waste. E. C. 



Marks, 57 Linc'>ln's Inn Fields, London. (Acnshnet Process 

 Co., 52 Vanderbilt avenue. New York City. U. S. A.) 



Automatic valve for kite balloons. J. D. Mackworth. 17 Devon- 

 shire street. Portland Place. L^mdon. and A. P. Starkey, 

 Dunsniore. South Hill avenue, Harrow. 



Mine breathing-appliances. C. L. Brown, 159 Yorke street, 

 Mansfield Wnodhousc, Nottinghamshire. 



Return balls of cork with elastic cord. H. C. Wood, 5 

 Bromfield terrace. Tadcaster, Yorkshire. 



Wheel tires. C. L. Marshall. 27 Queen \'ictoria street, London. 



145.333 



145.341 

 145,455 



Combined cushion and pneumatic tire. R. Blakoe. 46 Bryanston 



street. Marble Afch. I^ndon. 

 Pneumatic tire having rubber security-band to seat on rim. 



F. L. Rapson. Cbildwall Hall, London. 

 Portable respiraiory apparatus. A. B. Drager. trading as 



Dragerwerk H. .^ H. Drager, Finkenberg, Lubeck, Germany. 



(Not yet accepted.! 



TRADE MARKS 



THE UNITED STATES 



N' 



ni a section of hose — rubber or rubber 

 N'oorhces Manufacturing Co., Jersey City, 



115.293 



1J0,516. 

 122,220. 



\23,7W. 



1-M,696. 

 125,774. 



127,453. 



127,968. 

 128,862. 



129,103. 

 129,104. 

 129,105. 

 129,108. 

 129,277. 



129,910. 



129,911. 



129,913. 



130,289. 

 130,323. 

 l.W,470. 



130,520. 

 130,527. 

 130,755. 

 130,878. 

 131,179. 



131,372. 

 131,393. 

 131,487. 



131,570. 



131,714. 

 131,737. 

 131,743. 

 131,791. 

 131,949. 



0,636. Reiircsentatiuti 



comiKjsiti'in hose 



N J. 

 . Ihe words Snap Lux — dust caps for pneumatic tire valves. 



(See The India R'Bber World. April 1, 1920, page 434.) 



Newson Valve (_'o., St. Louis, Mo. 

 The word liARCo— composition asbestos and rubber gaskets, etc., 



liarco Manufact:iring Co., Chicago. Ill, 

 The words McRae's Made Right worked into representation 



of a Elencil. the initials M and R serving for both sets of 



words — inner tubes. McRae Wholesale Hardware Co., 



Helena, Ark. 

 Conventionalized representation of a bird with outspread wings 



standing on a tire acrcss which is superimposed the v.ord 



JenCKEs, having large letters at l>oth ends^tire fabrics in 



the piece. Jenckes Spinning Co., Pawtucket, R. I. 

 Representation of label bearing picture of a courtier and the 



words Dui.uTH Standaki* — armbands, garters and suspenders. 



Slonim llrotliers, I^uUitli. Minn. 

 The words Ne-Pac— rubber and balata belting and packing, 



pneumatic and solid rubber tires, rubber and fabric gaskets, 



rubber comi>ositi<>n and fabric valves, and modelrubbcr 



ammonia rings. Capen Belting ^V- Kiibber Co., St. L(;nis, Mo. 

 Representation of au inner tube ■an<l the word KANTKHMuir in 



white against a rectangular background — rubber patches for 



repairing rubber or fabric articles. Stearns Rubber Products 



Co., Chicago, 111. 

 The word Gasmask — rubbet sheeting in the piece or roll. J{. 



L. Kaufmann, Louisville, Ky. 

 Representation of an eagle carrying arrows in his talons and 



in his beak a scroll bearing the word Rui^berweld — cement 



for patching rubber, leather and fabric articles. Albert J. 



Tomlinscn. W'icl'ita, Kansas. 

 The word Heath erstone — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. 



United Stales Rubber Co., New Krunswick, N. J., and New 



York City. 

 The word Vf.nteel — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



States Rubber Co., New Brunswick. N. J., and New York 



City. 

 The word \ahnte\ — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



States Rubber Cc, New Hrunswick. N. J,, and New York 



City. 

 The word Millhvde — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



States Rubber Co., New Ilrunswick. N. J., and New Y'ork 



City 

 Representation of u lire encircling map of the State of Ohio 



and bearing the words The Ohio .State Rubber Tire I o., 



Port Clinton. Ohh^ — pneumatic tires and inner tubes. The 



Ohio State Rubber Tire Co., Port Clinton, Ohio. 

 The word Navgatop — fabric and rubber carriage clolh. United 



States Rubber Co., New lirunswick, N. J., and New York 



City. 

 The word Raynbar — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



States Rubber Co., New Rrunswick. N. J., and New York 



City. 

 The word Shpertex — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



States Rubber Co.. New Brunswick. N. J., and New York 



City. 

 The word Prudential — tires and tubes. The Prudential Rubber 



Co., Akron, Ohio. 

 The words Red Raven Rubber Comi'any within a shaded oval 



— tires ant! tubes. J. H. Dwork, Newark. N. J. 

 The word Picher within a conventional line border — storage 



batteries and parts. The EaglePicher Lead Co., (Tincinnati, 



(.)hio. 

 The word "Macgregor" quoted — golf balls, etc. The Crawford, 



Macgregor & Caiiby Co., Dayton, Ohio. 

 The wordi^ C,old Seal — rubber tires and inner tubes. I'rydcn 



Rubber Co.. Cliicago, HI. 

 The word .SoxLox — hose supporters. C. W. Egerton, 191 Hal- 



sey street, P.rooklyn, N. V. 

 The word Atlantic — rubber tires. The tTiaries William Stores, 



Inc.. Brorjklyn, \. Y. 

 Conventionalized representation of a tire surrounding a bust 



portrDit of I.iuci.ln and bearing the words Honest Abe — 



rubber tires, casings and tubes. Lincoln Tire & Rubber Co., 



Youngstown, 'loledo, Piqua and Troy. Ohio, and Miami, 



Florida. 

 Representation of a bulldog — dental rubber, dam and bulbs. 



Atlantic Rubber Manufacturing Corjioration, New Y'ork City. 

 The word Leathereign — men's, women's and children's rain- 

 coats, etc. C. Kenyon Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 Representation of a label bearing a silhouette of fir trees and 



the words CouNTRi Mufti— men's and women's raincoats 



and rubber gloves. John Lurie. Inc.. New York City. 

 The words Pony Blimp separated by a Representation of 



\\inged horse — motrr-driven balloons. 



& Rubber Co.. ,\kron. Ohio. 

 The word I'rotecto — sanitary bicomers. 



iS: Specialty Co., Inc., New York City. 

 The word Leathereign — waterproof fabrics in the piece. 



Kenyon Co., Firooklyn, N. Y. 

 The words Teddy Pants — rubber babv-jrants and diaper covers. 



Tlie Miller Rubber Co., Akron. Ohio. 

 The words Pony Blimp— motor-driven balloons. The Goodyear 



Tire it Rubl)er Co., Akron. Ohio. 

 The word Kdison — fountain pens and pen points. Edisi>n Pen 



Co., Inc., Petersburg, \'a. 



The Goodyear Tire 

 Rubberized Sheeting 

 C. 



