Febri;arv.1, 1921 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



375 



15U,604 

 150,731 

 150.795 

 150.838 

 150.847 

 150.890 

 150,900 

 150.904 

 1 50,946 

 150.948 

 150.986 

 350,987 



151,071 

 151.090 



151,130 

 151.137 

 151.202 



151,284 



151,333 



PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 24. 1920 



Detachable rubber heel. A. RLiiibado. 31 via XX Settembre, 



Genoa, Italy. 

 Rubber valve for water faucet. J. Mat'rschalck, 91 rue 



Lesbroussart, Brussels. (Not yet accepted.) 

 Disk wheel for pneumatic tires. Riley, Limited, and H. Rush. 



City Works, Coventry. 

 Link-bc!t having alternate links of rvrbber, etc. O. L. Whittle. 



Victoria House. Wilderspciol, Warrington. 

 Fountain pen. R. \\\ Jeffreys, 42 Herongatc road, Wanstead, 



London. 

 Disk wheel for pneumatic tires. F. W. Brampton, of Steel 



Stampings, Limited. Cookley. near Kidderminster. 

 Parachute ccntainer. C. L. Basham. 8 Fairfield road, Kingston- 

 on-Thames. 

 Fountain pen. I. S. Heilbrun. 59 Park Place, Xew York City, 



U. S. A. 

 Slitted rubber protectors for soUs and heels. B. A. Thornhill, 



Single Tree, Newara Eliya. Ceylon. 

 Truss with porous rubber pad and elastic straps and belt. 



G. Skee. 48 Woodbine Terrace, lilyth. Northumberland. 

 Elastic webbing. St<:iete Queron et Courbon. 55 boulevard 



Valbfnoite. St. Etienne, Loire, France. (Not yet accepted.) 

 ICKistic webbing. Societe Queron et Courbon, 55 boulevard 



V'alijcnoite, St. Etienn?^. Loire, France. (Not yet accepted.) 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 1, 1920 



Hydraulic packing J. R. Cowell. Central House, Simmonds 



street. Jchannesbu'-g. South Africa. 

 Link-belt hmin? links > f metal embedded in rubber. L H. 



Smith. 15 King street. Baker street. London; R. H. Brand. 



f^ranborne Corner. Ascot; and T. G. Leith. Petmathen 



House. Oyne. Aberdeenshire. 

 Dynamometer with rubber cushion. K 



avenue, Broomhill, Glasgow. 

 Denial vibratory .appliance of rubber. 



Panton street, Haymarket. London. 

 Rubber pad with spiked metal plate for attachment under sole 



of children's shoes by straps over toe and around heel, for 



u^e in propelling a scooter. G. F. Story, 120 Castelnau, 



Barnes, London. 

 Rubber sole for shoes with edge molded to simulate stitched 



welting. G. Lefevre (nee S. Garrousse), 5 boulevard 



Dubois, Dreux, France. (Not yet accepted.) 



PUBLISHED DECEMBER 8, 1920 



Gauldie. 13 Winston 

 C. W. de Rouet. 39 



Double rubber sheet, particularly adapted for insoles, produced 

 by compressing together a layer of spongy rubber and a 

 layer cf ordinary rubber, then vulcanizing. M. Kurosawa, 

 435 Ohaza Kasaigawa, Azuma-Machi, Minamikatsushika-Gun, 

 Tokio. 



Pneumatic tire with separate air-chambers, each fitted with a 

 non-return valve. C. A. Crowther, 75 The Crescent, South 

 Tottenham. I.ondnn. 



Band tire for perambulators, in which is arranged a retaining- 

 wire with one or more ends passed through radial holes in 

 the tire and rim. W. H. Dunkley. 75 Jamaica Row, Bir- 

 mingham. 

 1 ? 1 ,482 V-serti(.'n driving belt for motor vehicles and cycles, dynamos, 

 etc., of metal links connected by outer rows of leather or 

 rubber pads and spaced by links of rawhide, ebonite, vulcan- 

 ized fiber, etc. L. J. Essenhigh, 3 Woodbine Terrace, Grap- 

 penhall road, Warrington. 



Tire with solid rubber tread fitted over an endless rubber band 

 stretched across a channel rim and secured by rings and 

 clamps. H. J. Murphy, 25 Quincy street, Somerville, Massa- 

 chusetts. U. S. A. 



Reinforced rubber tire. H. Pace. 21 Constantine road, Hamp- 

 stead. London. 



Elastic corset belt. J. Lindauer. 42 faubourg du Temple. Paris. 



Spring whe?I with continuous outer rigid ring and rubber 

 cushions. G. H. Robinson, 14 East 28th street, New York 

 Cit>-, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Tire composed ri two or more rubber bands separated by a 

 band of rubbered fabric in tension. A. van der Stichelen, 

 Patyntje. Porte de Courtrai, Ghent, Belgium. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Elastic garment-fpstening. A. L. Vilandrer, 160 East 37th street, 

 New York Citv, V. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



151,417 

 151,473 



151,514 



151.529 



151,568 



151.601 



15K628 



151.629 



GERMANY 



PATENTS ISSUED. WITH DATES OF ISSUE 



330.612 (December 3'J. 1919. i Method for re|)airing pneumatic tires. 



Ernest Latzel, Beuststrasse 7, Dresden. 

 330.761 (March 16, 1919.) Elastic tire. Alois Blaut, Bahnhofstrasse 



11, Torgau. 

 331,221 (December 5, 1918.) Resilient tire. Julius Wiistenhofer, Kron- 



prinzenstrasse 56, Dortmund. 

 331,254 (June 6, 1919 ) Atomizer. Johannes Goede, Vogelsang, Ost- 



prcussen. 



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TRADE MARKS 



THE UNITED STATES 

 SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED DECEMBER 1. X920*t 

 0. 134,621 Neuro-Paiho — rubber heels. F. W. Willis. Kansas City. 

 Mo. 

 134.622 Hi-Stepper— rubber heels. F. W. Willis. Kansas City, 

 Mo. 



134,706 Catalpo — purified colloidal clay. W. Feldenhcimer. London, 

 Eng. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED DECEMBER 1. 1920* 



111,801 Th<- wurds Star FABRicoRO^tirc casings. The Star Rubber Co., 



Akron. O. 

 125,676 The letters O and C separated by the representation of a human 



eve — rubber horseshoe pads. Vought & Williams. New York 



City. 



131.590 The words Yulcano Gummi within representation of a rectangu- 

 lar stenciled border — vulcanizing strips of rubber and fabric 

 for repairing inner tubes and other rubber articles, Pat- 

 terson, Gottfried & Hunter, Inc., New York City. 



132,189 The words More-Grip above a representation of a seal bearing 

 clasped hands in center and around edge the words Self- 

 Vulcanizing Patch — vulcanizing patches for tires and inner 

 tubes. V. V. Moore, Cordele. Ga. 



132,430 The word Artcraft within outline representation of an artist's 

 palette — fountain pens. Edison-Cromer Pen Co., Birming- 

 ham, Ala. 



133,125 The words Ny-cla — hot- and cold-water bags and bags for ice 

 packs. R. J. Bowell, Elyria. O. 



134,125 Representation of a roil of belting bearing round label having 

 thereon a representation of two elks with interlocked antlers 

 and the words Imperial Belting Company, Innerlocked 

 Products — belting, hose and packing of rubber, balata, fabric, 

 etc., and combinations of these materials. Imperial Belting 

 Co., Chicago, III. 



134,775 Representation of a grotesque figure of a tooth having bodily 

 members and a face, and bearing aloft a dumb-bell accom- 

 panied by the words Tooth-Exercise Gum and Trade Mark — 

 chewing gum. D. M. Dickinson, Jr., Detroit, Mich. 



136.090 Representation of two bears standing on hind feet and em- 

 bracing opposite sides of an inflated inner tube enclosing the 

 words Bear Hug — tube patches. Para Products Co., Dallas. 

 Tex. 



136.129 The words American Beauty — elastic webbing. The Russell 



Manufacturing Co., Middletown, Conn. 



136.130 The word Monarch above representation of a lion's head — ■ 



elastic webbing. The Russell Manufacturing Co., Middle- 

 town, Conn. 



136.131 The word Liberty above representation of the Statue of Lib- 



erty — elastic webbing. The Russell Manufacturing Co., Mid- 

 dletown, Conn. 



136.132 The word Kangaroo above representation of a kangaroo — elastic 



webbing. The Russell Manufacturing Co.. Middletown, Conn. 



136.133 The word Sanseer — elastic webbing. The Russell Manufactur- 



ing Co., Middletown, Conn. 



136,135 Conventionalized representation of two ribbon scrolls b'laring 

 words Blue Ribbon — elastic webbing. The Russell Manu- 

 facturing Co., Middletown, Conn. 



136.871 The initials C. C. C. — tires, tubes, inner liners, and blow-out 

 patches. C. C. C. Fire Hose Co., Canton, Mass. 



137,002 The words Serv-Us — fruit jar rings. Serv-Us Grocery Products 

 Corporation, New York City. 



137,365 The word Pieodent — chewing gum. D. M. Dickinson, Jr.. 

 Detroit, Mich. 



138,546 The figures 1885 and the words Electrical Wires & Cables 

 against a dark octagonal background — electrical wires and 

 cables. Chicago Insulated Wire & Manufacturing Co., Syca- 

 more, III. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED DECEMBER 15, 1920* 



120,937 The word Kox repeated above the words Red and Gray respect- 

 ively on each side of the representation of a fox jumping 

 thronch an inner tube — tires and inner tubes. Southeastern 

 Rubber Works. Macon, Ga. 



127,868 Repiesentnlion of the sun and earth, the sun bearing the word 

 Ray and reflecting it on the earth; the earth encircled by an 

 interliner bearing the words Puncture Proof Interliners; 

 the whole above the words For Pneumatic Tire Casings 

 Protect The Motoring World — pneumatic tires and inter- 

 liners. Ray Tire & Rubber Co.. Chicago, III. 



129,007 Representatiun of a coat of arms comprising the word The above 

 a crown between two lions rampant holding a hall bearing 

 the let;er E and standing on a scroll bearing the wordi 

 Excelsior, all above the word Shoe — shoes and boots of 

 leather, rubber, fabric, and combinations of these. The 

 Excelsif-r Shoe Co.^ Portsmouth, O. 



133,274 The word Malco within a diamond outline — windshield cleaners 

 of the .sciuilgee type. The B. I. Malouf Co., Salt Lake City 

 L'tah. 



135,122 The word Slipknot formed of representation of cord — fabric 

 and cord tiie casings. Automobile Owners Tire Corporation, 

 Sioux City. la. 



137,59b The word Gi.obett — vulcanized rubber and fabric belts. United 

 & Globe Rubber Co.. Trenton, N. J. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED DECEMBER 21. 1920* 



125,461 The word Jax — rubber heels. lioltite Manufacturing Co., Balti- 

 more, Md. 



128,921 The word Aviator having the letters arranged in a circle with a 

 dash at the bottom between the A and R — golf balls. The 

 Fair, Chicago, 111. 



132,236 Representation of a dust cap for tire valves, having the word 

 Jiffy superimposed thereon — dust caps for tire valves. P. A. 

 Erbes, San Francisco. Calif. 



134,924 The word Pacemaker — rubber heels and lifts. Tee Pee Rubber 

 Co., New York City. 



13<i,939 The word Magnum — tire repair outfits. The Dunlop Rubber 

 Co., Limited, London, England. 



137,117 The word Exso — inner tires for relining pneumatic tire casings. 

 G. W. Eno Rubber Co.. Los Angeles, Calif. (See The India 

 RfBBER World. October 1, 1920, page 36.) 



137,653 The word Steadfast — tire casings and tubes. The Achilles Rub- 

 ber & Tire Co., Inc., Bingham ton. N, Y. 



137,707 The word Seminole underlined by an arrow pointing to the 

 left and preceded by a representation of an Indian's head 

 framed by a tire — tire tubings and casings. The National 

 Sales Co., C'hicago, III. 



138,124 The wor(Js Heavy Tourist — pneumatic tires and tubes. The 

 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O. 



SERIAL NUMBERS PUBLISHED DECEMBER 1. 1920*t 



124.312 Representation of a dress shield bearing the words Nashco and 

 World's Best and having in center representation of a winged 



•Notice of opposition must be filed within thirty days of the date of this 

 publication. 



tAdd to serial numbers published in our issue of January 1, 1921. 



