THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



131,423. Pneumatic tire cover with projecting cushions. T. Dunn, 7 

 Woodfield avenue, Strcatham Hill, London. 



131 425. Sole for boots or shoes, composed of layers of canvas and 

 rubber, with or without rubber heel pad. etc. O. R. Wil- 

 liams, Raydaleside, Stanhope Road, Darlington, Durham. 

 ISSUED OCTOBEB 29, 1919. 



131 672. Rubber shank stiffener reinforced with metal, etc., for boots 

 or shoes. J. C Parkinson, 1 Bedford street, Chorlton-upon- 

 Mcdlock, Manchester, and A. T. Coker, Abington Square, 

 Northampton. 



131,734. Straps for supporting corsets from the shoulders. A. M. Dewse, 

 280 City Road, ShcfTicld. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 18, 1919. 



41007 Rubber sole with textile base. G, W. Beldam, Boston Lodge, 

 Windmill Road, Ealins, and A. U. B. Ryall, Glamorgan 

 House, Brentford, both in Middlesex, England. 



41.978. Mouth-piece for milking-machine teat cup. L. H. Browne, 52 

 Park Road, Papanui, Christchuich. 



42.017. Pneumatic tire. Berendonck's Syndicaat voor Banden in 

 Deelen, 16 Valeriusplein, assignee of P. E. Van Beren- 

 donck. Hotel Mille, Colonnes— both of Amsterdam, Holland. 



AUSTRALIA. 

 To Americans. 

 ISSUED SEPTEMBER 2, 1919. 

 8,953. Pneumatic tire v,ilve. M. Sclnveinert, New Jersey, U. S. A.., 

 9,796. Per ■ 



GERMANY. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



(October 15, 1916.) Resilient tire. Wilhelm Hees, Siegen. 



[March 19, 

 material. 



aorch '24, 



311.031. 

 311,049. 

 311,268. 

 311.365. 

 311,455. 



311,685. 



311,725. 



311,785. 



311,928. 



312,008. 



312,080. 



312,081. 



312,406. 

 312,576. 

 313,286. 



314.175. 

 314.227. 



314.278. 

 314,279. 



and the 

 (October 31 



burg. 

 (August 16, 1916.) 



Mattern, Berlii 

 (May 22, 1918.) 



1917.) Rubber patch for treads, pneumatic tires 

 <e. Emmy Thiele, born Miihleise, Magdeburg. 

 1916.) Resilient tire. Hermann Rieseler, Ham- 



cycles, motors, etc. Ernst 



Tire fastener, Theodore Johann Caviez, 



917.) Resilient tires. George A. Krause, 



-Artificial limb, with movable joints. Johannes 



Resili< 



(November 15, 

 Munich. 



(May 13, 1915.) 

 Wegmann, Linz am Knem. 



(November 25, 1917.) Resilient tire, Gordon Co., Dresden. 



(.•\pril 6, 1917.) Pneumatic springs for vehicles. Alfred Joel 

 et Compagnie, Zurich, Switzerland. 



(March 29, 1917.) Belting, Friedrich Graf de la Rosfe Gar- 

 misch- Partenkirchen. 



(February 27, 1918.) Injection syringe, especially for one- 

 armed persons. Christoph von Tiedemann, Liibeck. 



(May 22, 1918.) Resilient wheel. Carl Boldt, Rostock. (Ad- 

 ditional to patent No. 299,530.) 



(February 2. 1918.) Tire fastenii 

 Berlin. 



(April 24, 1917.) Resilient wheel. Johann 

 burg. (Austrian Pate_nt, April 6, 1917.) 



Gustav Oldermann, 



1 Kolozsvary, Press- 



'"ilbert Klafke, Dussel- 



tter, Koln- 



usust Abermeit, Berlin. 

 Richard Miiller, Koln. 

 el, Fabrik J. P. Griieber, 



(November 16, 1917.) Resilient 



dorf. 

 (January 19, 1918.) Spring tii 



-Miilhcim. 

 (July 17, 1918.) Tire fastener. 

 (June 25, 1918.) Resilient wheel, 

 (August 6. 1918.) Resilient wl 



Ilagen in Westphalen. 

 (Al.ril 20, 1918. Artificial leg with adjustable knee. Otto 



Bucher, Halle on Saale. 

 (July 23, 1918.) Elastic bandage. Dr. Karl Lubowski, Berlin. 

 (January 31, 1918.) Elastic tube tire with stiff protecting 



rim. Erhard Tunghans, Schramberg in Wiirttemburg. 

 (July 19, 1918.) i3ody bandage. Klara Rockland, born Fischer, 



(July 31, i917.) Solid tires made of rubber substitutes. Carl 



Tunc-Reinhart, Aggsbachmarkt, Lower Austria, and Anton 



Dreiler, Vienna. 

 (October 17, 1917.) Resilient tire. Magda Esch, bom Ruth- 



mann, Offenbach am Main. 

 (November 1, 1917.) Wheel tires for automobiles, bicycles. 



Paul Knozz, Zerbst, ' ' " 

 1917.) I 



nhalt. 



(December 

 (February 19. 191 . 



Moths, Berlin. 

 (June 22, 1917.) Resilient tires. Karl Weiss, Niirnberg. 

 (March 1. 1918.) Bandage. Alb. and E. Henkels, Langerfeld 



bei Barmen. 

 (.August 9, 1908.) Artificial leg. Prothesis Gesellschaft fur 



Kiinstliche Glieder, Wiirzburg-Grombiihl. (Addition to 



patent No. 308,021.) 

 (December 28, 1917.) Belting fastener. Fritz Heffner, Nurn- 



(May 2, 1918.) Knee joint for artificial leg. Heinrich Schone- 



(Febri: 



heel. Carl Herbrechtsmeyer 

 nde in Westphalen. 



ight-fitting bandag 

 Stettin. (Additional to pa 



%=: 



ruary 24, 1914.) Resili< 

 nd Friedrich Engelbrech 

 (May 14, 1918.) "' 



Richard Laes 



304.651.) 

 (May 18. 1918.) Working arm for those amputated above the 



elbow. Hans Oberreitei , Vienna. 

 (December 15. 1917.) Knee joint. Alfred Habermann, Munich. 

 (November 1, 1918.) Apparatus to allow artificial knees to 



bend. Kaltre Hirsch, Munich. 



316,367. 

 316,332. 



316,471. 



316,472. 



316,621. 



316,738. 



316,976. 



316.977. 

 317,114. 

 317,270. 



317,286. 



317,297. 



493,233. 

 493,277. 

 493,678. 

 493,951. 

 494,358. 

 494,208. 

 494,268. 

 494,468. 



die, Stuttgart. 

 ■ "■ ■""'.) Arrangement for applying the 



- - - . . _ &eel of 



motor car or the like. Johann Wessel Brand, The Hague, 

 Holland. (Dutch patent of August 22, 1917.) 

 (May 25, 1918.) Resilient tire. Wilhelm Lauenstein, Barn- 



stedt. 

 (May 5, 1918.) Resilient tire, especially for trucks, with metal 



plates inserted in the rim. Alfred Pfetzner, Munich. 

 (December 6, 1918.) Casing for pneumatic tires. Arthur von 

 Liide, Breslau. 



for automobiles, trucks. 



(March 14, 1918.) Tir< 

 Fritsche, Frankfort 



(February 13, 1917.) 

 Berlin. 



duly 1. 1917.) Tire. 



Mail 



Carl Schauerte, Hermsdorf bei 



Carl Schauerte, Hermsdorf bei Berlin, 

 lent tire. Walter Diessner, Liineburg. 

 Prothesis joint that can be regulated. 

 Bokivoj Fink, Prague. 

 (April 4, 1918.) Resilient tire. Franz Schenck, Altona. 



Fabrik C. H. F., Muller, Hamburg. 

 (October 31, 1917.) Artificial leg with brake for knee joint. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION, 



Hill. 



patch for pnei 

 lient wheel. 



(November 22. 1918.) Eepa 



Wood. 

 (November 23, 1918.) Re 



J. K. Hughes. 

 (December 9. 1918.) Improvement 



tires. A. M. Povnter. 

 (December 17, 1918.) Rubber butti 



P. Pugniet. 

 (December 28, 1918.) Automatic inflator for pneumatic tires. 



P. Jaboulay. 

 (January 12, 1917.) Improvements in the manufacture of 

 " rubber articles and like materials. T. Sloper. 



Elastic footwear. A. Carnez, 30 Rue 



T. 



matic tires. W. C. 

 J. B. Knight and 

 ;umatic and other 

 stocking fasteners. 



Par 



25 Rue Bergcre. 

 . 1919.) Resilient 

 , 1919.) Tires for 



wheel for automobiles. E. 

 proof pneumatic tire. M. J. 



TRADE MARKS. 



N 



THE UNITED STATES. 



O. 103,392. The word Lee above a star within 

 Harry C. Lee & Co., New York City. 



a circle — golf balls, etc. 

 beltinu. The Goodyear 



ar. Ever. 



E. Taylor 



Co., New Yc 

 109,059. The words Blue Streak- 

 Tire & Rubber Co., Akron. O. 



110.392. The word Coolastic — elastic bandages for person; 

 lastik. Inc., Boston, Mass. 



112,419. The words Ever-Rite — rubber heels and soles. 

 Co., Boston, Mass. 



115.221. Representation of a tire bearing the words and numerals 

 Quick Detachable 34 x 4 Hood Tire Co., Inc., Watertown, 

 Mass., and within the tire, in white against a black back- 

 ground, an arrow pointing from left to right and the words 

 Extra Ply and Hood Tires— rubber tires. Hood Tires Co., 

 Inc., Watertown, Mass. 



15.470. The word Unarco within a double-outlined diamond — asbestos 

 and rubber machinery packing. Union Asbestos & Rubber 

 Co., Chicago, 111. 



116.002. The word Record— rubber tires. Mead Cycle Co., Chicago, HI. 



117.730. Representation of the vessel Mayflower — rubber soles and heels. 

 Mayflower Rubber Works Co., Braintree, Mass. 



119,455. The word Nitrex — varnish for coloring and coating the sur- 

 face of rubber tires. The Sterling Varnish Co., Pitts- 

 burgh, Pa. 



119,605. The words Sea Safe and the representation of an anchor — 

 waterproof bags and purses. Theodore Hutnikow, Brooklyn, 

 N. Y. 



120,296. The word Circomat— rubber mats and mattings. United States 

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



120.732. The word Titan— rubber footwear, etc. Apsley Rubber Co., 

 Hudson, Mass. 



120.734. The word Climax— rubber footwear, etc. Apsley Rubber Co., 

 Hudson, Mass. 



120.842. The word Omo — gum tissue. The Omo Manufacturing Co., 

 Jliddletown. Conn. 



120 843. The word Omo, having a pair of wings spreading upward from 

 the top points of the letter M — gum tissue. The Omo 

 Manufacturing Co., Middletown. Conn. 



121,677. The words Phil Co— rubber separators or retainers for battery 

 plates— Philadelphia Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



25,234. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



Representation of seven baby_heads on a ring — rubber nipple: 



United Drue Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 

 25.235. Representation of a druggist's mortar and pestle attached to a 

 bar — hot-water bottles, fountain syringes, etc. United Drug 

 Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



25.278. Representation of an Indian's head within a circle — vulcanized 



fiber. -American Vulcanized Fibre Co., Wilmington, Del., 

 U. S. A. 



25.279. The words Vul-Cot — vulcanized fiber. American Vulcanized 



Fiber Co., Wilmington. Del., U. S. A. 

 25,308. The word Sculpte— hollow and solid rubber tires, tire covers, 

 and casings, all provided with anti-skidding rubber ribs. 

 Societe Generale des Etablissements Bergougnan, Clermont- 

 Ferrand. Puyde-Dome, France. 



