December 1, 1920 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



217 



204,289 

 204,295 

 204.366 



204,422 



304.436 



204.440 



204,443 



204,485 

 204,504 

 204,549 

 204,562 



204,584 



204.756 

 204,757 



204,843 

 204,916 

 204.939 



205.003 



205,004 

 204,081 

 205,082 

 205,124 



146,632 

 146,717 

 146,720 

 146,723 

 146.728 



146,742 

 146,760 

 146,776 

 146,823 



146,842. 



146,846 



146,8.50 

 146,855 



146,862 



146,867 



146,875 



GRANTED SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 



Ufniuuntable rims for liri-s. E. G. Gehrlich, Fountain Citv. 



Wis.. U. S. A. 

 Anesthetizing maclline. T. A, Ilcidbrink, Minneapolis, Minn., 



V. S. A. 

 Hose tuupling. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 



Montreal, Que., assignee of II. U. Cilson, New Kochelle. New 



York, U. S. A. 

 Adjustable closure for bottles V. Cieszkowski and F. Janiszewski. 



assignee of a half-interest — both of Robyville. Ohio. U. S. A. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 5, 1820 



Aeronautic garment for personal wear, with inflatable pockets. 



J. Kropacz and J. Jakubiez, coinventors, both of Calgary, 



-Mta. 

 Demountable split rim for tires. C. C. Ilanch, Detroit, Mich., 



and K. A. Uiannigan, New York City, coinventors — both in 



U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. I.. U. Stenger, Detroit. Mich., and 



R. P. Sumnierfield. Alameda, Calif., coinventors — both in 



U. S. A. 

 Fountain pen cleaner with flexible tube for water faucet con- 

 nection. C. W. Garver. Ashland, Ohio, U. S. A. 

 Demoimtable rim for tires. W. .S. Krause, Childress, Tex. 



U. S. A. 

 Rubber overshoe with felt insole having fabric facing. J. R. C. 



Struthers. Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

 Pneumatic tire with sectional tread shoes of rubber-filled fabric 



facing, having vactunn cups, hooked on circumferential chain 



near rim. G. V'alliqviette, Montreal, Que. 

 Parachute. The E. R. Calthrop's Aerial Patents, Limited, as^i^nee 



of E. R. Calthroi> — both of London, 'England. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 12, 1920 



E. R. Calthrop's Aerial 

 Calthrop — both of Lon- 



Parachute with launching device. The 

 Patents, Limited, assignee of E. R. 

 don. England. 



Hard rubber battery jar. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber 

 Co.. Limited. .Montreal, Que., assignee of H. Weida, High- 

 land Park, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 19, 1920 



Cap or bonnet formed by inserting elastic in casing of circular 

 piece of material. J. G. Dupout, Chicago, HI.. U. S. A. 



Rubber protector for soles and heels. H. T. Stephens, London, 

 England. 



Automobile wheel with wooden spokes and metal rim for pneu- 

 matic tires. The Baker Wheel & Rim Co., assignee of E. K. 

 Baker— both of Chicago, HI., U. S. A. 



GRANTED OCTOBER 26, 1920 



Pneumatic tire with inflatable inner tube and textile tube com- 

 posed of hard-baked granulated cork in canvas casing, with 

 sponge rubber between tubes and air-space, or solid rubber 

 filling remaining space around tubes. J. A. Andrews, Liver- 

 pool. England. 



Rubber heel with wearing plate. J. T. Ashton, Bristol, Rhode 

 Island, U. S. A. 



Garter. C. W. Noyes, Newton, administrator of the estate of R. 

 Gorton, deceased. Brookline — both in Mass., U. S. A. 



Garter. C. W. Noyes. Newton, administrator of the estate of R. 

 Gorton, deceased, Brookline — both in Mass., U. S. A. 



Dental suction plate with detachable suction cup. G. S. Whita- 

 ker, Gloversville, New York, U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 

 PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 22. 1920 



Fountain pen. A. E. Wade, 65 Cavendish Drive, Rock Ferry, 



Oieshire. 

 Rubber heel or sole with central solid member and side stud 



members. H. Broomfield, Market street, Manchester. 

 Wound-drainage appliances. G. S. Thompson, Glenelg, Carr 



street, Randwick, near Sydney, Australia. 

 Pessary. G. J. Wallace (nee Jamieson), 69 Hamilton Terrace, 



St. John's Wood, London. 

 Golf ball with solid core of semi-vulcanite and outer covering 



of solid rubber in elastic state. W. Millar, 47 Waterloo 



street, Glasgow. 

 Trouser-protectors of leather, rubber, etc. C. C. Hoggett, S 



High street, Leicester. 

 Infant's soother. J. T. Callaway, 10 Ladbroke Square. Notling 



Hill Gate, London. 

 Rectal plug. R. KirchhoflF, 14 Hohenzollern strasse, Stuttgart, 



Germany. 

 Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager, trading as and assignee 



of Dragerwerk H. & B. Drager — both of Finkenberg, Lubeck, 



Germany. (Net yet accepted.) 

 Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager. trading as and assignee 



of Dragerwerk H. & B. Drager — both of Finkenberg, Lubeck, 



Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager, trading as and assignee 



of Dragerwerk H. & B. Drager — both of Finkenberg, Lubeck, 



Germany, (Not yet accepted.) 

 Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager, Finkenberg, Lubeck, Ger- 

 many. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager, trading as and assignee 



of Dragerwerk H, & B. Drager — both of Finkenberg, Lubeck, 



Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Breathing apparatus. A. B. Drager. trading as and assignee 



of Dragerwerk H. & B. Drager — both of Finkenberg, Lubeck, 



Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Coated rubber bags containing viscous material, laid between 



sheets of rubberized fabric, to seal exit aperture made by 



projectiles from tanks. E. Friant, II boulevard de CHichy, 



Paris. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Apparatus for detecting small punctures in tires. P. J. O'Sulli- 



van. Boys' School, Kanturk, County Cork. (Not yet ac- 

 cepted.) 



147.031 

 147,039 

 147,053 

 147,122 



147.155 



147.156 



147,158 



147.159 

 147.160 



147.161 



147.163 



147.233 



147,324 



328,460 

 329,404 



PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 29, 1920 



Respiratory appliance. A. B. Drager, Finkenberg, Lubeck, Ger- 

 many, (Not yet accepted.) 



Pneumatic tire. L. H. Ferguson, Ithaca, New York, U. S. .\. 

 (Not yet accepted.) 



Tire valves. E. Bellan. 139 his avenue Villiers, Paris. (Not 

 yet accepted.) 



Tire rim. L. Lewkowicz and L. Jouet — both of 2 Faubourg 

 Poissonniere, Paris. (Not yet accepted.) 



lDflatinc_ valve for pillows and mattresses. A. Schrader's Son. 

 Inc.. 783 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, assignee of R. H. Hene- 

 mici, 5000 Broadway, New York City— both in New York, 

 U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Tire valve. A. Schrader's Son, Inc.. 783 Atlantic avenue. 

 Brooklyn, assignee of R. H. Hencmier, 5000 Broadway, New 

 York City — both in New York, U. S. A. (Not yet ac- 

 cepted.) 



Pressure gage for tires. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., 783 Atlantic 

 avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignee of M. C. Schweinert, 42 

 Riverside Drive, New York City, and H. P. Kraft, 219 God- 

 win avenue, Ridgewood, N. J.— all in U. S. A. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Tire valve. A. Schrader's Son. Inc., 783 Atlantic avenue, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y., assignee of E. V. A. Myers, 82 Evergreen 

 Place, East Orange, N. J.— both in U. S. A. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Pressure gage for tire A. Schrader's Son, Inc.. 783 Atlantic 

 avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y., assignee of H. P. Kraft, Ridge- 

 wood. N. J. — both in U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Rubberized fabric slays for aircraft, etc. The (ioodyear Tire 

 S Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, assisnce of R. H. 

 Upson. 219 Shawnee Path— both of Akron, Ohio, U. S. A. 

 (Not yet accepted.) 



Sectional dirigible balloon, each section having ballonef. The 

 Goodyear' Tire & Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, as- 

 .signec of R. H. Upson, 219 Shawnee Path— both of Akron, 

 Ohio, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Device for strcnpthcning nose of dirigible or .similar balloon. 

 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, 

 assignee of R. H. Upson, 219 Shawnee Path— both of Akron. 

 Ohio, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Longitudinal compression members for strengthening the gas- 

 bags of dirigibles, kite balloons, etc. The Goodyear Tire & 

 Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, assignee of R H. 

 Upson. 219 Shawnee Path— both of Akron, Ohio, U. S. A. 

 (Not yet accepted.) 



Hot-water bottle or ice-bag fitted with an inwardly-extending 

 flange for holding a compress. T. Cotton, 5 Russell Road 

 Whalley Range, Manchester. England; J. \V. Appleton. 353 

 Fifth avenue. New York City, U. S. A. 



Inflating valve for units of .sectional pneumatic tire. L Hay- 

 den. 336 Romford Road, Forest Gate. London. 



GERMANY 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATE OF ISSUE 



(September 4, 1919.) Method tor the manufacture of a rub- 

 ber sucker with valve extension. Hermann Grimmelmann, 

 Wallisell^n, Zurich, Switzerland. 



(July 29, 1919.) Rubber heel with metal supports. Bruno 

 Schmidt. 19 Huttonstrasse, Dresden. 



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TRADE MARKS 



THE UNITED STATES 



O. ].^1.5g3 The \vor,l MoNEy Eabk— tube and casing patches and 

 patch kits. Money Back Laboratories, Inc.. Oklahoma. Okla. 

 31,584 Representation of comic figure carrying patched tire and 

 can of patches and having patches on seat of trousers bearing 

 the words Money Back Tube Patch, Money Back Casing 

 Patch — tube and casing patches and patch kits. Money Back 

 Laboratories, Inc., Oklahoma, Okla. 



131.5S5 Representation of comic figure carrying patched tire and can 

 of patches and having patches on seat of trousers bearing 

 the words Money Back Tube Patch. Money Back Casing 

 ]'.\Tcn, the head of the figure superimposed against the bot- 

 tom of the words Money Back in large letters — tube and 

 casing patches and patch kits. Money Back Laboratories. 

 Inc., Oklahoma, Okla. 

 The word KohInooR — belts made of rubber reinforced with 



fabric. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 

 The word Eluon— hose made of rubber reinforced with fabric 

 and sheet packing having rubber incorporated therein. The 

 B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 

 The word ELEVAv^-ek-valor belts niadi- of fabric combined with 



rubber. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 

 The word Volunteer — sheet-packing made wholly or partly of 



rubber. The B. F. Goodrich Co.. New York City. 

 A large letter Z containing the letters onta under top horizontal 

 stroke — fabric and cord tire casings and inner tubes. Zonta 

 Tire & Rubber Co., Sioux City, la. 



132, .^04 In white against a scallop-edged oval black background, the rep- 

 resentation of an inner tube and the words Self Welding 

 Weldo Patch, .All Rubeer. A Patch That Has No Match — 

 patches for rejiairin.g tires, tubc'^. rubber boots, hot -water 

 bags, etc. H. Grcenbnrg, New York City. 



132,675 Representation of a red diamond bearing the word Batteries 

 within a horizontal oblong space superimposed above the 

 word Arthur in staggered letters against the background — 

 hard rubber storage battery jars, etc. Arthur Storage Battery 

 Supply Co., Chicago. Til. 



132.859 The words Vulco-Cured-Tutie — belting, hose and packing, and 

 tires. The Gates Rubber Company, Denver, Colo. 



133,40.1 The word Permapoint — automatic pencils and fountain pens. 

 Crocker Pen Co., Boston, Mass. 



133,617 The word Faerlastik — clastic and non-clastic webs. Everlastik, 

 Inc., Boston, Mass. 



