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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



January 1, 1921 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber 



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THE UNITED STATES 



GRANTED NOVEMBEB 2, 1980 



JS7.286 Pressure gage and tire valve. H. Gosstrom, assignor 

 of one-twelfth to H. Gosstrom. one-cightecnth to J. E. Ooss- 

 troTO, one-eighteenth to S. Gosstrom, and onc-cightcenth to E. 

 Gosstrom — all of Chicago, 111. 



1,357,378 Storage battery separator and process of manufacture. H. L. 

 Beyer, as.signor to Joseph Stokes Rubber Co. — both of Trcn* 

 trn. N. ). 



1.357,601 Apparatus for administering anesthetics. W. P. Walter, as- 

 signor by mesne assignments to Safety Anaesthesia Appa 

 ratus Concern — both of Chicago, 111. 



1.357,633 Tire charging tube and tester. D. D. Getman, White Butte, 

 S. D. 



1,357,701 Hose. H. V. Gcodall. Aldan. Pa. 



1.357.909 Rubber hoof pad. M. M. Sherwood, Scranton, Pa. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 9, 1920 



1,357,982 Chemical fire apparatus with fire hose, chemical tank, chemical 

 hose, etc. A. B. House, Brooklyn, assignor to Interna- 

 tional Motor Co., New York — both in N. Y. 



1,358,133 Rubberized, woolen-lined cover for hot-water bottles. D. S. 

 Appiegate, Chicago, 111. 



1,358,195 Washing brush with rubber rollers to regulate pressure. A. 

 Gabryszck, Detroit, Mich, 



1,358,279 Gun wad. W. G. Bond. Wilmington. Del. 



1,358.285 Fountain pen. E. J. Casper, New Y'ork City. 



1,358,308 Resilient wheel tire. G. E. Gilmore, Cleveland, O. 



1,358,410 Cushion tire. E. E. Bull, Whitwell, Tenn. 



1,358,511 Fountain pen clip and cap. C. W. Bowman, assignor to Eagle 

 Pencil Co. — both of New York City. 



1.358.523 Fountain toothbrush. J. T. Cook, Astoria, Ore. 



1.358.524 Device for automatically inflating pneumatic tires. J. C. Cooper, 



Hempstead. Tex. 

 1,358,566 Reinforced pneumatic tire. W. A. Michero, Fort Worth, Tex. 

 1. 358.568 Rubber eraser attachment for pencil. H. Moore. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 1,358,576 Rubber composition separator for storage batteries. H. T. 



Roberg, Castana, la. 

 1,358,598 Cushioned metal French heel. C. Weis, Lancaster. Pa. 

 1,358,633 Hose mender. F. Hachmann, St, Louis, assignor of one-eighth 



to I>. M. Hutchinson, Ferguson — both in Mo. 



1.358.649 Dust cap for valve stems. M. F. Patton. Tuscaloosa, Ala., 



assignor to A. Schrader's Son, Inc., Brooklyn. N. Y. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 16, 1920 



1,358,711 Collapsible tire rim. C. B. Deeds, Savanna, 111. 



1,358,733 Bath device. A. F. Heine, Quincy, 111. 



1,358,753 Elastic shoelace. B, F. Killam and S. Schlesinger, Jr. — both of 



Denver, Colo. 

 1,358,775 Infant's garment supporter. A. Oberg, Chicago, 111. 

 1,358,803 Demountable rim for tires. W. S. Watson, Cleveland, O. 

 1,358,852 Raincoat. F. W. Howard, New Y'ork City. 

 1,358,923 Demountable rim for tires. G. G. Barry, Chicago, III. 

 1,358,962 Pneumatic tire. J. W. McEIvain, Springfield. HI. 

 1,359,073 Respirator. F. W. and W. G. King, New York City, assignors 



to Julius King Optical Co., a corporation of New York. 

 1.359,112 Elastic fabric. M. W. Schloss, New York City, assignor to 



Treo Co., a corporation of New York. 

 1,359,267 Life preserver. A. Mossovitz, Baltimore, Md. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 28, 1920 



1.359,573 Abdominal supporter. S. G. Brennan, Highland Park, Mich. 



1.359.650 Shaving brush holder of rubber. L. A. Amis, Muskogee, Okla. 

 1,359,672 Hose supporter. R. J. Cavalier, Oswego, N. Y. 



1.359.689 Balloon and parachute. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, O., assignor 



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



1.359.690 Hard rubber fountain brush. C. A. Garvey, Clayton, Mo. 



(See Thk India Rubber World, December 1, 1920, page 



184.) 

 1,359,717 Finger protector. L. J. McCarthy, assignor to Sears, Roebuck 



& Co.— both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,359,805 Rubber-heel retaining device. T. L. HoUingsworth, assignor 



to The Fay Rubber Products Co. — both of Elyria, O. 

 1,359,835 Metal platform. F. I. Pease, Akron, O., assignor to The 



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

 1,359,838 Air cushion device. M. Petterson, Long Beach, Calif. 

 1,359,880 Self filling fountain pen. C. Dunn, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1.359.910 Elastic mailed sleeve for tires. J. Nowakowski, Detroit, Mich. 

 1,359,985 Bathing apparatus. S. D. Gromer, Tucson, Ariz. 



1,359,999 Waterproof coat with inner rubber tubes downward from 

 baCK collar edge. L. McEvoy, Chicago, III. 



1,360,024 Water-containing vessel for preserving fruits and vegetables, 

 with elastic socket member at mouth to prevent escape of 

 water around stems of fruit, vegetables, etc.. Luis Robichon, 

 Mendoza, Argentina. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 30, 1920 



1,360,292 Toothbrush with secondary rubber brush at end of handle. 



G. E. Hartraan. Camden. N. J. 

 1,360,330 Device for detecting and locating subaqueous sounds. A. F. 



Sykes, New Barnet, and J. T. MacGregor-Morris, Hamp- 



stead, London — both in England. 

 1,360,588 Hose coupling. W. E. Sanderson, Los Angeles. Calif. 

 1,360,647 Fountain pen. C. R. Keeran, assignor by me^ne assignments 



to Autopoint Pencil Co. — both of Chicago, III. 

 1,360.715 Waterproof coat. B. A. Bittan, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1.360.811 Cushion h<'el with inserted diagonal calks. L. Stein, Wash- 

 ington, D. C. 

 1,360,893 Nipple and washer for feeding bottle. J. T. Cowie, Nanaimo, 



B. C, Canada. 

 1,360,907 Rubber tire having recessed rubber tread vulcanized to metal 



ba.se. P. J. Ernenwein, New York City. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



GRANIXD NOVEMBER 2, 1920 



205,217 Rubber tire having sj-aced closed air cella. J. C. Anderson, 



Washington. D. C. U. S. A. 

 205,325 Parachute fastener. The E. R. Cahhrop's Aerial Patents, Lim- 



itcd. assignee of E. R. Calthrop — both of London, Middlesex, 



England. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 9. 1920 



20S.396 Resilient tire. V. L. Buchman, Trenton, New Jersey. U, S. A. 



205.409 Tire rim for automobiles. T. W. Cottello, San Francisco, Cali- 



fornia, U. S. A. 



205.410 Tire rim for auto trucks. T, W. Costello. San Francisco, Cali- 



fornia, U. S. A. 



205,414 Air hose stand. B. J. Daly, Oshkosh. Wis., U. S. A., admin- 

 istrator of the estate of L. J. Monahan, deceased. 



205,424 Automobile wheel Cf.nibining wheel having solid tire with aux- 

 iliary ore having pneumatic tire. Oscar Englebert, Liege, 

 Belgium, 



205.539 Tire bead. The Fisk Rubber Co., Chicopee Falls, assignee of T. 

 Midgley, Hampden — both in Massachusetts, U. S. A. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 16, 1920 



Low-pressure alarm for pneumatic tires. W. A. Harris, Green- 

 ville, South Carolina, U. S. A. 



Cushion tire. C. Warwick, Vancouver, B. C. 



Bathing hat. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Montreal. One., assignee of J. T. Brogden, Providence, 

 Rhode Island. IT. S. A. 



Rubber hose. Gutta Percha & Rubber, Limited, assignee of C. 

 J. Otto— both of Toronto. Ont. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER 28. 1920 



Collapsible nursing bottle with integrally formed nipple. W. E, 

 Goddard, Watertown, Wisconsin, U. S. A. 



Respirator mask. F, L. Miller, Idaho Springs, Colorado, U. S. A. 



Nipple for nursing bottle. M. H. McMann, New York City. 

 U. S. A. 



Vaginal douche r>f hard and soft rubber tubing with faucet cap. 

 E. F. Ristine, Lexington, assignor of ten per cent each to 

 B. Oark. St. Louis, and C. F. Ristine and C, Lyons, both of 

 Lexington, and nine per cent to S. L. Ristine, Lexington — 

 all in Missouri. U. S, A. 



GRANTED NOVEMBER SO. 1920 



Swimming glove. A, Gravel, Chicoutimi, Que. 



Reinforced shoe heel. T. Hand, Orlando. Florida, U. S. A. 



Shoe heel protector with rubber wearing lift. O. W. Peters, 

 ^ I^s Angeles, California, U. S. A. 



High mbber boot having lacing portion for adjustment at instep 

 and ankle. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Montreal, Que., a.<!signee of C. W. Hubbell, Naugatuck, Con- 

 necticut, IT. S. A. 



205,641 



205.692 



205,704 



205.713 



205,844 



205,880 

 205,889 



205,974 



206,036 



206,041 

 206,073 



206,106 



147,364 



147,392 

 147.410 



147,419 

 147,420 



147,521 

 147,656 



147,717 



147,930 

 147,993 

 148,007 

 148,017 

 148,020 



148,048 

 148,164 



148.192 

 148.220 



148,234 

 148.244 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



PUBLISHED OCTOBER 6, 1920 



Detachable rim for tires. R. F. Roberts, Westcroft, WarUaft- 

 ham, Surrey. 



Detachable rim for tires. E. Oliver, Daytona, Fla., U. S. A. 



Apparatus for flexing book leaves, having rollers covered with 

 vulcanized rubber, etc. T. H. Poynder, 3 Gun street, Read- 

 ing, Berkshire. 



Urethral syringe and irrigator. E. von Krohn (n^e Richter), 

 19 Lutherstrasse, Charlottenburg, Berlin. (Not yet accepted.) 



Submarine signaling apparatus having sound tube insulated by 

 supporting it on rubber rings. A. Behm, 31 Hardenberg- 

 strasse, Kiel, Germany. (Not yet accepted.) 



Golf-ball marker. J. D. Lyon, Cincinnati, Ohio, U. S. A. 



Marine life-saving device of waterproof canvas, etc.. stretched 

 over a collapsible metal framework. J. G. M. Poterin du 

 Motelj 64 rue de Saussune, Paris. (Not yet accepted.) 



Pneumatic tires so constructed as to prevent overheating. J. 

 Marc. 8 rue de Heldcr. Paris.. (Not yet accepted.) 



PUBLISHED OCTOBER 13, 1920 



Rubber stamp. J. Pritzke, 19 Turkenstrasse, Berlin. (Not yet 



accepted.) 

 Parachute. E. R. Calthrop, Eldon Street House, Eldon street, 



London. 

 Solid tire with gable-like section. E. B. Killen, 27 Queen 



Victoria street. London. 

 Dust cap for tire valves. Dunlop Rubber Co., 14 Regent street* 



Westminster and W. C. J. Schlie, Alma street, Coventry. 

 Combined metal shank and heel-piece, the latter adapted to hold 



revoluble rubber heel pad. J, Hesketb, 30 Orleans Road, 



Old Swan, Liverpool. 

 Table football played with miniature hollow rubber footbalL 



W. C. S. D. Ford, 278 Upland Road, East Dulwich, London. 

 Artificial teeth replaceable permanently on vulcanite dentur* 



without revulcanization. S. Myerson, 129 Columbia Road, 



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

 Gas respirator. H. Guillemard, France. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Tire with rim enclosing air-tube and band covering tread. 



Soci^t^ Anonyme du Pneu Econcmique, 42 rue de BeflFroi, 



Brussels. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Spring wheel with rubber inserted in melted state. J. P. Bern, 



San Francisco, Calif., U- S. A, 

 Tire with rim enclosing airtube. H. de Hooydonck, aveaut 



Edouard VII, Biarritz, France. (Not yet accepted.) 



Chemical Patents will he found on pafM S6S, IM. Machinery Patents on pafe* Wl, 2S8. 



