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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



December 1, 1920 



Recent Patents RelatinLr to Rubber 



THE UNITED STATES 



GRANTED SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 



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U. C. IIofTmann, Ar- 

 Indian- 



r. I. 



Mead, 

 Ingrain, 



. and H. 

 N. Y. 



Ingram. 



Ingram, 



O. 1,353,161 Disk wheel for pneumatic tires, 

 gos. Ind. 

 1.353,215 Eraser attachment for pencils. W. J. Campbell, 

 apolis, Ind. 

 1,353,260 Mattress support with inflatable, fluid-containing members 

 Monks. Ilouston. Texas. 



1.353.325 Cushion wheel. A. S. Duffies, Markesan, Wis., and F. 



Chiea)*o, 111. 



1.353.326 Cnsh'on wheel rim. A. S. Duffies, Markesan, Wis. 

 !. 353, 396 Closure with ga-ikct for jars, bottles, etc. A. and H 



assipr.ors to Ingrams, Inc. — all of Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1.353.397 Oosnic with gacket for jars, bottles, etc. A. and H. Ingram 



assignors to Ingrams, Inc. — all of Urooklyn, N. Y. 



1.353.398 Closure with gasket for tumblers, jars, bottles, etc. A 



Ingram, assignors to Ingrams, Inc. — all of lirooklyn, 



1.353.399 Closure with gasket fcr jars, bottles, etc. A. and H. 



assignors to Ingrams, Inc. — all of Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1.353.400 Closure with gasket for jars, bottles, etc. A. and H. 



assignors to Ingrams. Inc. — all of Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 1,. ^53. 415 Pneumatic tire valve with rubber gasket. J. N. Newsora, H. E. 



Harder, and W. F. I.eschen. assignors to Newson Valve Co. — 



all of St. Louis, Mo. (See The India Rubber World, 



April 1, 1930, page 434.) 

 1,353,573 Demountable rim for pneumatic tires. G. Esmarian and K. 



Kafafian, Paterson. N. J. 

 1,353,592 Stocking supporter. F. E. Howard. Lamanda Park, Calif. 

 1,353,622 Reinforced insulating material. H. S. Ashenhurst, Chicago, 111. 

 1,3S?,62S Pen-brush. A. F. Bridenburg, assignor of one-half to H. E. 



Palmer — both of Dayton, O. 

 1,353,627 Collapsible pail for filling automobile water tanks. D. H. 



Bucher, Louisville, Ky, 

 1,353,671 Stocking supporter.' C. McD. Supple. Boston, Mass. 

 1,353,679 Fountain mucilage-brush with side lever to compress inner sac. 



P. I. Venard, Denver. Colo. 

 1.353,700 Cushion spring tire. W. N. Allen, San Antonio. Tex. 

 1.353,709 Easel fcr holding flowers, having collapsible water font. M. V. 



Bauer. Washington, D. C. 

 1,353,750 Rubber garment protector with ventilating side-openings. K. 



Heitler, New York City. (See The India Rubber World, 



November 1, 1920. page 110.) 



GRANTED SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 



1,353,857 Respirator. D. K. H. Schumann, Hambuni, Germany. 

 1,353,878 Cap fir tire valve. W. H. West. Stockton. Cal. 

 1,353,896 Combined eraser-holder and pencil point-protector. V. B. Daw- 

 son, Bridgeton, N. J. 

 1,353,921 Solid rubber and spring tire. G. C. Lehr, St. Louis, Mo. 



1.353.942 Denta' vulcanizer, flask and charger. D. A. Akin, assignor of 



one-third to J. Meckay and one-third to E. F. Fuller — all 

 of Spokane, Wash. 



1.353.943 Demoimtable rim for tires. A. L. Anderson, assignor of one- 



fourth to T. F. Mazna and one-fourth to G. B. Shafer — all of 



Spokane, Wash. 

 1,353,988 Transversely-split demountable rim for tires. R. S. Bryant, 



assignor by mesne assignments to The Standard Parts Co. — 



both of Cleveland, O. 

 1,354,017 Pressure-gage for tires. J. A. Bowden, Los Angeles, Cal., 



assignor to A. Schrader's Son, Inc., New York City. 

 1,354.095 Garter stud attach'nent. D. C. Evans, Cincinnati, O., assigmr 



to Pioneer Suspender Co., a corporation of Pennsylvania. 

 1,354,212 Apparatus and method for regulating breathing for singing and 



wind-instrument practise. T. B. Rigg, Oak Park, 111. 

 1,354,221 Demountable lim vehicle wheel. A. H. Shoemaker, Seattle, 



Wash. 

 1,354,392 Resilient tire. M. A. Green. Rupert. Idaho. 

 1,354,411 Reinforced tire. K. Y. Malone. Mobile. Aln. 

 1,354,433 Lens clarifying device. C. De Felice. New York City. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 5, 1920 



1,354,468 Demountable rim for tires. W. E. Copithorn, Natick. Mass. 



1,354,480 Hose coupling. F. Hachmann, St. Louis, assignor of one-eighth 

 to D. M. Hutchinson, Ferguson — both in Missouri. 



1.354,499 Interchangeable cushion heel. C. H. McLean, Boston, Mass. 



1,354,504 Hose reel. B. H. Montgomery and J. B. Dingwall, said Ding- 

 wall assignor of his one-half to J. E. Dingwall — all of 

 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 



1,354,520 Tire. B. P. Stedman. Peoria. 111. 



1.354,524 Telephone head set. J. S. Timmons. New York City. 



1.354,643 Lock f-r air-hose couplings. R. W. Browcr. Proctor, Minn. 



1.354.666 Milking machine. F. A. Lane, assignor to D. H. Burrcll & Co. 

 ~ bof!> of Little Falls. N. Y. 



1,354,669 Hose clamp. A. Leverdahl. Aurora, assignor to Independent 

 Pneumatic Tool Co., Chicago — both in Illinois. 



1.354,680 Cabinet hose-iack. C. and R. Nuhring. Cincinnati. O. 



1.354,684 Waterproof breast adjuster with elastic straps, for preparation 

 of dead bodies. J. G. Purcell, New Orleans, La. 



1.354.774 Display tire holder. M. Metzger, Chicago, 111. 



1,354,846 Repair natch for rubber footwear. T. Robertson. Ir., Weehawken, 

 N. J. ' ' 



1.354,905 Insulating splice cover. T. B. Hamilton assignor of one-half 

 to J. C Farr— both of Hf.boken, N. J. (See The India 

 Rubber World. Marcli 1. 1920, page 366. > 



1.354,938 Dental plate of hard and soft rubber. A. C. S. Angel, Copen- 

 hagen. Denmark. 



1.354,984 Inner tirr. T. L Mc(";-tlfrey. Seattle. Wash. 



1,355,011 Resilient tire. T. D. Sullivan and H. L. Fry. New Castle. Pa,, 

 said Fry assignor tr> said Sullivan. 



1,355,033 Rack for autnnmbilc tires. J. A. Chcapc, Charlottesville. Va. 



1,355,042 Tire shipping crate. W. F. Ilarwood. Richmond, Va. 



1,355,271 



1,355,276 

 1,355.359 

 1 355.362 

 1,355.564 



1.355.609 



1.355.641 

 1.355.748 

 1.355.771 



GRANTED OCTOBER 12, 1920 



1,355.166 Demountable rim for tires. K. B. Rice and R. E. Mufily, Canton. 

 O., said Muffly assignor of one-third of his right to said 

 Rice. 



Inflated articlr. F. T. Roberts. Cleveland, O., assignor by mesne 

 assignments to Paramount Rubber Consolidated, Inc., Phila- 

 delphia, Pa. 



Ear drum protector. F, A. Schulti, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 



Tire valve cap. F. Rasmusscn, Blaine, Wash. 



Metal ard rubber shoe heel. S. G. Shapiro, New York City. 



Aerial 'orpedo, with supporting gas bag. W. T. O'Connor, 

 Jackson, Ky. 



Pneumatic tire shoe. O. Larson, Chicago. 111. 



Demountable tire rim. W. G. Adams. East San Diego, Cal. 



Resilient tire. D. S. Kennedy, New York City. 



Means for fastening cushion tires to rims. F. L. Nienabcr. 

 assicnor to Lambert Tire & Rubber Co., Inc. — both of 

 Akron, O. 

 1,355,781 Repair inflating device for game balls. M. Rodgcrs, assignor of 

 one-half to Alex. Taylor & Co., Inc. — both of New York 

 City. (See description elsewhere in this issue.) 

 1,355,788 Pneumatic tire. C. W. Strauser, New York City. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 19, 1920 



1,355,827 Shoe sole of rubber with cleat held to sole by cohesion. P. J. 



Finneran, Boston, Mass. 

 1.355,846 Tampon. D. A. Rannells. Logan. O. 

 1,355,973 Elastic sprinkler cap. T. L. Hollingsworth, assignor by direct 



and mesne assignments to the Elyria Specialty Co. — both of 



Elvria. O. (See The India Rubber World, October 1, 1920. 



page 30.) 

 1,355,986 Semisolid tire. J. T. Lister. Cleveland, O. 

 1,356,113 Rutibcr heel with embedded fabric reinforcement, G. J. 



Rcutci. Atlanta. Ga. 



1.356.115 Cushion tire. J. Saul, Jersey City. N. J. 



1.356,126 Hose coupling. L. V. Claire, assignor of one-third to M. A. 



Wohlscheid, both of Grand Rapids, and one-third to N. Wohl- 



scheid, Westphalia — all in Mich. 

 1.356,132 Method of and apparatus for making tires. H. J. DtAJghty, 



Providence. R. I., assignor to Doughty Tire Co., Port- 

 land, Me. 

 1,356,234 Sheet-rubber liner of chemically treated vegetable fiber. A. M. E, 



Streitjffert, Norristown, assignor to Diamond State Fibre Co.» 



Bridgeport, — both in Pa. 

 1,356,392 Corset with elastic ventilating strips. S. J. Newman, assignor to 



I. Newman & Sons — both of New Haven, (ionn. 

 1.356,476 Cap for tire valves. M. C. Schweinert, West Hoboken. N. J. 

 GRANTED OCTOBER 26, 1920 



1.356,519 Surgical appliance. B, Douglas, Baltimore, Md. 



1.356,537 Cushion tire. J. N. McFate, Phoenix, Ariz. 



1.356.549 Rubber cushioned heel. F. Neubauer, Cleveland, O. 



1.356,663 Rubber vulcanizing repair package. L. A. Sherman, assignor 



by direct ?nd mesne assignments of one- fourth to H. K. 



Sherman and one-half To O. K. Ilemdon — all of Kansas 



City, Mo. 

 1.356. 70S Resilient molded facial pad for supporting field-glasses, etc. E. 



T P. Goodyear, Reigate Heath. England. 

 1.356,717 Waterproof shoe with removable heel and sole. L. Hoffmeistcr, 



Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1.356,783 Rubber fabric. T. McL Ogilvie, Toronto. Ontario, Can. 

 1.356,817 Inflatable tov bal'l with valve closure. T. M. Gregory. Akron, O. 

 1,. ^56. 937 Catamenial belt. A. Miyamoto. San Francisco, Cal. 

 1.356,955 Invisible suspenders. M. 11. Aved. Harvey. N. D. 

 1,356,961 Footwear and method of manufacture. 11. Bullock, Andover, 



assignor to Converse Rubber Shoe Co.. Maiden — both in 



Mass. 

 I..i57,006 Bath rubber or mitten. M. W. Scbloss, assignor to Trco Co. — 



both of New York City. 

 1.357,009 Tire inflation signal. W. IT. Thorpe, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 

 1,357.068 Self-filling fountain pen. G. H. Macdonooigh. Boston. Mass . 

 1,357,074 Artificial foot with elastic cushion. H. J. Morris, Kans;\s City, 



Mo. 

 1,357.098 Cord tire. F. I. Kryder. Akron, O. 



1.357.116 Tire boot fastener. W. M. Rapp. Marion, Ind. 

 1.357,144 Demount.iMc rim for tires. T. R. Brown, Halls, Teiui. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



GRANTED SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 



2U4,037 Tire inflator. W. .\. .imi l i. W. Dclabey. coinvcnturs, Ottawa, 

 Ontario. 



204,045 Pneumatic tire. E. P. Altenbcrg, Columbiana. Ohio, U. S. A. 



204,052 Exercising device wilh clastic cords. F. H, Blake, Toronto. Out. 



304,059 Resilient core for tires. J. 11. Dalbey, Elgin. III., V. S. A. 



JO4.093 Ciarden hose spray nozzle support. S. Joliff. Vancouver. B. C. 



304,095 Tire having inner ribs formed integrally with the casing, the 

 middle one being lonj^cr :iin! having grooves to accommodate 

 the others. G. L Kavaiiagli. Montreal. Que. 



204,101 Rubber tire reinforced with wire gauze plates embedded therein. 

 I. Leo, Toronto. Out. 



30-1,105 Pneumatic tire reinforced with rawhide between layers of fabric. 

 L. I-oeb. New York City. 



204.133 Pneumatic tire composed of casing containing separate inflata- 

 ble cells with valves tn prrvtnt escape of air after inflation, 

 etc. IT. H. Richards. Knoxville. Tcnn., W S. A. 



304,14X Armored inner tuhc. 11. H. Stiiuster, Chicago, 111., V, S. A. 



204,157 Non-skid resilient tii r slotted In engage separate tread blocks. 

 H. II. Taylnr. .S;ni bVanciscn, Calif.. V. S. A. 



Chemical Patents will be found on pages 172, 173. Machinery Patents on pages 180 and 181. 



