JTOVEMBER 1, 1920 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



135 



203,333 

 203,338 



203,347 

 203,353 



203,354 

 203.368 



203,386 

 203,387 



203,437 

 203,439 

 203,483 

 203,518 

 203,564 



203,704 

 203,740 

 203,784 



203,844 



203,852 

 203,880 

 203,900 



203,921 

 203,940 

 203,962 

 203,983 



203,998 

 203,999 



Rubber sole. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited, 

 Mtntreal, Que., assignee of M. H. Clark, Pelham, New York, 

 U. S. A. 



Microphone having sound-detecting device comprising closed 

 chamber with rubber wall. The Canailian General Electric 

 Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont., assignee of A. W. Hull, Sche- 

 nectad)'. New York, U. S. .\. 



Rubber heel. The Essex Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J., a.ssignee 

 of A. Troiano, Washington, D. C. — both in U. S. A. 



Rubber heel. The Clranger X'acuum Rubber Heel Co., Inc., 

 Cleveland, assij^nee of D. D. Granger, New London — both 

 in Ohio, U. S. A. 



Rubber heel. The Hill Rubber Heel Co., assignee of R. I. Hill 

 —both of Elyria, () , U. S. .\, 



Golf ball. The Paramount Rubber ConscHdated, Inc^^ Phila- 

 delphia, Pa., assignee of F. T. Roberts, Cleveland, 0. — both 

 in U. S. A. 



Rubber sole, recessed for cement. J. Brenwood, Bury, Lan- 

 caster, assignee of A Thill, London — both in England. 



Rubber sole with non-sUid feature. J. l!ren\v< od. Bury, Lan- 

 caster, assignee of A. Thill, London, W. — both in England. 



ISSUED AUGUST 31, 1920 



\'ibratory massaging device. S. McF. Coffman, Kansas City, 

 Mo., U. S. A. 



Devices for crimping fire hose. W. F. Corbin, Grand Rapids, 

 Mich.. U. S. A. 



Hose supporter with rubber-covered loop. E. L. Lovejoy, Wake- 

 field. Mass., U. S A. 



Sponge rubber inking pad. C. H. Payne, Cincinnati, O., 

 U. S. A. 



Belt cf rubberized cord fabric with leather ends. The Cana- 

 dian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited. Montreal. Que., 

 assignee of .X. A. Somerville. New York City. U. S. A. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 7, 1920 



Solid tire, reir.forced and yieldingly supported. F. W. Kremer, 



New York City. U. S. A. 

 Garment support and fastener. J. K. Seymour. Elyria. O., 



U. S. A. 

 Teat cup. The Ridd Co.. Limited, assignee of A. Ridd — both 



of New Plymouth. New Zealand. 



145.538 

 145.550 



145.551 



145,552 



145.553 



145.678 

 145.692 



145,858 



146,043 

 146,066 



146,105 

 146.113 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 14, 1920 



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Anli-slippinp ladder attachment with rubber insert. 



Hrown. Ri\er ]-'alls, Wis., U. S. A. 

 Collapsible rim fur tires. J, E. Castle. Ridgefarm, 111., U. S. A. 

 Metal wheel for pneumatic tires. J. M. Hall, Hamilton, Ont. 

 Dust cap for valve stems. A. L. Just, Syracuse, New York, 



U. S. A. (See The India Rubber World, October 1, 1920, 



page 35.) 

 Inflatable garment divided into compartments separately inflat- 

 able. K. Michalowsky, Akron, O., U. S. A. 

 Cap for tire valve stems. W. L. Richards, Portland, Ore., 



U. S. A. 

 Du?i cap for tire valve. J. T. Ward, Los Angeles, Calif., 



U. S. A. 

 Tire valve. The (Griffin ManufacturTng Co., assignee of P. J. 



Griffin— both of Roston, Mass., U. S. A. (See also The 



India Ruuber World June 1, 1920, page 591.) 

 Tire valve. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., New York City, assignee 



of E. Van A. Myers, East Orange, N. J. — both in U. S. A. 

 Valve or lire vulcanizing attachment. A. Schrader's Sens, Inc., 



New York City, assignee of J. Volckhausen, Weehawken, 



N. J.— both in U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 1. 1920 



Tire attacliinents to rims. A, Schrader's Son, Inc., 783 Atlantic 

 ave., Brooklyn, N^ Y., assignee of H. P, Kraft, 219 Godwin 

 ave., Ridgewood, N. J. — both in U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Coupling fnr tire inflation pump. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., 783 

 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., assignee of M. C. Schweinert, 

 42 Riverside Drive, New York City — both in U. S. A. (Not 

 yet accepted.) 



Connection for pressure gage. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., 783 



.\tlantic ave., Ilrooklyn, N. Y., assignee of H. I*. Kraft, 219 



Ridgewocd. N. J. — both in U. S. A. (Not yet 



Godwin ave 



accepted.) 

 Tire valve. A. 



lyn, N. Y., 



Place, East Orange, 



accepted.) 

 Nuts for pneumatic tire valve. 



Atlantic ave, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignee of 11 



(Jodwin ave.. Ridgewood. N. J. — bi th in U. S. 



rtocepted.) 

 Respirator. J. W. Paul and C. Hall. Pittsburgh, 



U. S. A. 

 Cusliion tire and shock absorber. C. Noel, 2; 



Levallois-Pcrret, I'rance. (Not yet accepted.) 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 8, 1920 



Stair treads, etc., of rubber or other material, reinforced with 

 metal. H. Frood, Scvereign Mills, Chapel-cn-Ie-Frith, Derby- 



Schrader's Son, Inc., 783 Atlantic ave.. Brook- 

 assignee of E. van A. Myers, 82 Evergreen 

 N. J.— both in U. S. A. (Not yet 



Schrader's Son. Inc.. 783 



' " P. Kraft. 219 



A. (Not yet 



Pennsylvania, 



i rue Gravel, 



V. Childs, 



C. 

 M. 



shire, 



Cover for bottles, jars, etc., with rubber rim. C 

 34 Ensbury. Park road, Moordown, Bournemouth. 



Closure for receptacles, having rubber gasket inside cap. 

 Columbani. 46 avenue de la Republiquc, Bendy, and J. B, 

 I-iarsou, 27 rue du Potcau, Paris — both in Prance. 



Telephone transmitters. Miessner Inventions Corporation, as- 

 signee of B. F. Miessner — both of 217 Broadway, New York 

 City. U. S. A. (Not yet accepted. Refers also to Specifi- 

 cation No. 140.070.) 



Dust cap for tire valves. J. T. Ward, 511 So. Boylston ave., 

 Los Angeles, Calif., U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 15, 1920 



146,334 Rubber-covered stocking supporter grips. Societe Pugniet & Co 

 .,^ -,-,« ,, '-^ avenue Jean Jaures. Pans, France. (Net vet accepted.)' 

 146,339 Means for fastening load-suspension cable loops to balloon 



fabric. The Goodyear Tire vS: Rubber Co.. assignee of H. T. 



Kraft — both of Akron, O., U. S. A. (Not ye"t accepted ) 

 146,345 Cushion tire. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Jo. assignee of 



J. E, Hale— both of Akron, Ohid, U. S. A. (Not yet ac- 



cei>tcd. 

 146,347 Wheel tires. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 1144 East 



Market street. Akron, O.. U. S. A. (Not yet accepted ) 

 146,361 Collapsible transversely divided rims for tires. E. A Jones 



Los Angeles. Calif.. U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) ' ' 



146,443 Hydrometer with collapsible bulb. E. Edelman, 616 Waveland 



ave., Chicago, 111.. U. S. A. 

 146,458 Heels cf cork, etc., with faces of rubber or other material 



Suberil-Fabrik Nachfolger R. Messer, Cork and Artificial 



Cork Works, Mannheim, (Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 

 146,494 Solid or cushion tire. K. Brunswick. 44 rue du Fg. du Temple 



Paris, Trance. (Not yet accepted.) ' 



146,513 Demountable rim for tires. I. C. Lewis, 27 School street 



Boston. Mass.. U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) * 



GERMANY 



PATENTS ISSUED. WITH DATES OF ISSUE 



327,625 (July 20. I91S) Seciiunal belt. L. Sussmann. Gartenstrasse 110. 



1- ran kfnrt-on Main. 

 327,595 (November 1, 1916) Tire cover of steel, with cl. th lamelle for 



jjneumatic tires. F. Peyerl, Graz. 

 327,845 (January 22, 1920) Rubber shoe. P. Kulmt, Ilahnhofstrasse 7 



GoerlitE. 



TRADE MARKS 

 THE UNITED STATES 



N 



O. 111.190 Th. 



words K,\NDEE koTE in fancy letters, the initial K 

 serving to hegin hoth words — chewing gum The Shelby 

 Supply & Manufacturing Cu., Cleveland. O. 



11^,295 The words HcrKTON White — lithopcne. E. I. du Pont de Ne- 

 nKurs & Co.. Wilmington, Del., and New York City 



11-1. -189 The initials and word S. S. White — dental ruhber sundries, 

 etc. 'I he S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Co . Phila- 

 delphia. Pa. 



118.932 The words Dup-.a-w.^sh— combined wringer and washboard in 



,•,000^ Tu'°™ j' T.i'"i<3'-y article. The Pierson Co., Rotikford, III. 



120,886. The word Skotchemint— chewmg gum. Short & Son Co. 

 Reading. Pa. '* 



121.467 The word I>ANnnnELT — clastic diaphragm confiner. Frolaset Cor- 

 set Co., Detroit. Mich. 



121.898 The word KARi.iTE--bplting and packing of rubber, balata duck 



etc.. or combinations of them. Imperial Belting Co.. C'hicagol 



121.899 The word Antisulpho — belting and packing of rubber, balata 



duck, etc., or combinations of them. Imperial Pelting Co ' 

 Chica.co, 111. '* 



121,901 The word Sahar.\ — belting and packing of rubber, balata duck 

 etc., or combinations of them. Imperial Belting Co'. Chi- 

 cago, III. ' 



122.459 Seal bearing words Poston Belting Corporation. Boston 

 Mass, Original Manufacturers oi- Mechanuai- Rubber 

 Goods, Established 1828, and the figure of an eagle stand- 

 ing on group of rolls of belting— rubber and rubber compo- 

 siticn belting, hose and packing. Boston Belting Corpora- 

 tion. Poston. Mass. 



125.637 The word Ruutex curved in a scini-circle in the space between 

 upper portions of two concentric circles — nibberized cloth 

 and blankets made therefrom. United States Rubber Co., 

 New Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 



126.340 The word PROTE.-iAL — protective and safety headgear and leather, 

 rubber, asbestos, fireproofed, waterprMfed and acid-proofed 

 gloves, leggings and clothing. The Strong. Kennard & Nutt 

 Co.. Cleveland, O. (See The India Rubber World. May 1. 

 1920. page 204.) 



126,687 The word Secup.o — endless and long-length belts of rubber- 

 coated canvas or fabric. The Farm Equipment Co., Balti- 

 more. Md. 



127,600H The words Gi,eev Cross Reliner within outline of a Greek 

 cros.s— tire reliners. C. M. I. ash, Columbus, O. 



127.790 The word Aerograph — air brushes, spray painting apparatus 



opcra'ed by compressed air. The .\crograph Co.. Limited, 

 London. England. 



128.071 The words Aero-Kount — fountain pens. E. O. Barker, Shanghai, 

 ("hina. 



128.646 The word Chums— chewing-gum. Automatic Clerk Co. New- 

 ark. N. .T. 



128.791 The word Benfi e.\ — fabric-covered metal hose with rubber lin- 



ing. Metal Hose & Tubing Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 129,106 The words Tu-Wav — fabric and rubber carriage cloth. United 



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



City. 

 130,403 The word Steelmre — rubber tires. J. C. Dawson. Lynn, Mass. 



130.421 The word Sprifoot — rubber soles and heels. Kleistone Rubber 



Co.. Boston, Mass. 



130.422 The word Kleifto.ve — rubber soles and heels. Kleistone Rub- 



ber Co.. P.'>ston. Mass. 



130.734 The woi d Staco in staggered letters within a double-outlined 

 dipmrnd bearing in its border the words .Stone-Tarlow Co., 

 Inc., Brockton, Mass.. U. S. A. — leather, fabric or rubber 

 boots anfi shoes. Stone-Tarlow Co , Inc., Brockton. Mass. 



130,925 The far-simile signature Patrick — rubber, metallic and com- 

 fiosition hose with or \vithout reinforcement, and with or 

 without asbestos jacket. F. A. Patrick & Co., Duluth, Minn. 



131.471 The woid Picher with conventional outline border — sulfuric 

 acid. The Eaglc-Picher Lead Co.. Cincinnati. O. 



131.541 The word Truflite — handballs and tennis balls. (See The 

 India Rubber Worij). July 1. 1920. page 682.) The Seanv 

 less Rubber Co.. Inc., New Haven, Conn. 



