THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[January 1, 1920. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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O. 1,320,393. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSUED NOVEHBER 4, 1919. 



^L Houston, Minneapoli 



W. A. Houston, Sioux City, lo 



N. Y. 



Minn., and 

 Mohn, Red Wing, 



.320,596. Blot 



1.320.708. 

 1,320.737. 

 1.320.900. 

 1.320.935. 



1.321,188. 

 1,321,206. 

 1.321,220. 

 1.321,265. 



1.321.403. 

 1,321,451. 



. multi-chamber type. O. Zancan, New York City. 

 Swimming apparatus with pneumatic cushion. F. Fedzyna, New 



York City. 



vith sponge rubber body. Shizutaro Aoki. Shimokyo 



ivu. Kioto, assignor to Takeji Tokuhisa, Tokio— both in 



Japan. 

 Bead anchorage for cord tires. C. G. Hoover, assignor to 



The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— both of Akron, O. 

 Pessary. H. M. Potter, Bloomville, N. Y. 

 Piston packing of rubber-impregnated fabric. G. Christenson, 



Jamaica, assignor to H. W. 



City— both in New York. 

 Tire liner. M. Pianko, Chicago. 111. 

 Suspensory b.indage. A. R. Chisholm, New York City. 

 Respirator. E. I. McKesson, Toledo, O. 

 Gas mask. N. Schwartz. New York City. 

 ISSUED MOVEUBES 11, 1919. 

 Self-filling fountain pen. H. Catuci 



& Co.— both of New York City. 

 Wheeled toy with propeller operated 



Hansburg and E. M. Lyons — both < 

 Tire with inner tube composed of rubber, sponge rubber, and 



fabric. E. H. Layman, Pacific Beach, Calif. 

 Appliance for telephone receiver. J. M. Wagner, assignor by 



direct and mesne assignments to W. L. McKay — ^both of 



Chicago, III. 

 Stethoscope. A. H. Wilkinson, Jacksonville, Fla. 

 Pneumatic cushion. W. A. Gibbons, Flushing, N. Y., assignor 



to the Rubber Regenerating Co., Naugatuck^ Conn. 

 Pneumatic cord tire. B. L. Stowe, Jersey City, N. J., as- 

 signor to Morgan & Wright, Detroit, Mich. 

 Rubber-dam clamp with multiple jaw. J. W. Ivory, Philadel- 

 phia, Pa. 

 Rubber-dam punch. J. W. Ivory, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Tire with circumferential rib extended within and vulcanized 

 body portion to form air spaces. A. J. Meyer, Chicago, 



Co., New York 



Mabie, Todd 



111. 



,321.545. Resi 



1,321.556. 

 1,321,683. 

 1,321,719. 



1,321,833. 

 1,321,879. 

 1.321.188. 

 1,322,018. 

 1,322.067, 



;heel with pressure-exerting members of rubber. 

 C. A. O'Neill, Revere. Mass., assignor to Demountable 

 Spring Tire Co., New York City. 



• - " " Chicago, 111. 



Pneumat., ... 



Reinforced tire. T. J. Whalen, Kitta 



Wheel rim structure composed of sections with vuIcan 

 able facing on tread part, a vulcanizable tread band, el 

 W. G. Chipley, Omaha. Neb. (Original application divided 



Tire valve. E. E. Holt, Chicago. 111. 



ISSUED NOVEMBEK 18, 1919. 



Inflater and tester for toy balloons. O. G. Lyon, Akron, ' 



Tire with rubber core. S. J. Barton. Chicago. 111. 



Demountable rim for tires. G. T. Clayton, Lakewood, N. J. 



Corset with elastic inserts. J. L. Holt, Portland, Ore. 



Transmission belt of rubberized fabric with leather ends. A. . 

 Somervi'Ue. Flushing, assignor to New York Belting 

 Packing Co., New York City— both in New York. 



1.322.095. Collapsible rim for tires. C. B. Deeds. Savanna, 111., s 



signer by mesne assignments to Lightning Change Ri 

 Corp.. Berrien Springs, Mich. 



1.322.096. Collapsible rim for tires. C. B. Deeds, Savanna, 111., assign 



by mesne assignments to Lightning Change Rim Corp, " 



1,322,202. 



1,322,276. 

 1,322.^81. 



1.322,583. 

 1.322,608. 

 1.322,636. 

 1.3.'2,63?. 



Spring^. Mich 

 Curved woven puttee with elastic threads 

 eter from edge to edge. J. M. Roche, 

 -Xatamenial napkin with elastic straps. A 

 City. 

 Sectional ela«tic tire filler. F. L. Bailey and J. H. La G 



ew York City. 

 Wolff. New York 



Wi. 



Bremberg, Chicago, III. 



Cushion heel. 

 Armored pneu 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 25, 1919. 

 Demountable rim for tires. R. S. Bryant, asssignor by mesne 



assignments to The Standard Parts Co. — both of Cleveland. O. 

 Tire interliner composed of metallic wc ' 



layers of asbestos. T. V. Edmunds 



assignor of yi to R. G. Parker. 

 Tire valve. H. P. Kraft. Ridaewood, N. J. 

 Cushion tire. H. N. Palmer, Griswoldville. Mass. 

 Puncture-proof tire. D. W. Skogsbergh, Chicago, 111. 

 - Shampoo comb. C. H. Snider and ' ,^ ^,- - -i- 



S. C. 

 Wheel with rim composed of cylindrical units shiftable to bring 



new bearing face into position, etc. J. ' ' "' 



burgh. Pa. 



alem, N. 



Magrath, Conwa 



Franklin, Pitts- 



age machine. Glenn S. Noble, Chicago, III. 



Flexible, inflatable, heat-resistant rubber article for use in heat- 

 curing sulphurized rubber tires. H. E. Smith, Cleveland 

 Heights, O. 



Armored tire. F. H. Van Loozen, Cleveland, O. 



Pneumatic tire. M. C. Frank, Piedmont, assignor of J^ to 

 N. Le Vene, San Francisco — both in California. 



Pressure gage tor tires. B. G. Gilbough, Los Angeles, Calif. 



Life-saver for aviators. W. Marshall. Bridgeton. assignor of 

 •/i to J. Westcott, Ocean City— both in New Jersey. 



,, 322,836. 

 1,322,862. 



r. E. M. Silvermann, assignor to Harris Sus- 

 copartncrship composed of E. M. and H. W. 

 11 of New York Cfily. 



Life-saving devii 

 Garment support 



pender Co., i 



Silveri 



Pressure gage for tires. E. Edelmann. Chicago', 111., assignor 

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



Dust cap for tire valves. A. L. Just. Syracuse N Y 



Ice Bag. P. R. Wesley, assignor to Davol Rubber Co.— both 

 of Providence. R. I. 



Resilient wheel. E. Jacqmain and J. Kucharek, Brussels, Bcl- 



Pneuma 



ed.) 



tube. 



193.736. 

 193,778. 

 193,802. 

 193,810. 



193,971. 

 193.984. 

 193,998. 



194.005. 

 194.019. 

 194.051. 

 194.073. 



194,102. 

 194,107. 



194,189. 

 194,235. 



132,099. 

 132,109. 



132,204. 

 132,206. 

 132,211. 



132,444. 

 132,502. 



. J. Luck, San Antonio, Tex. 

 r-iastic tire wnn soft rubber core and pneuraati 



Crozier, London, Eng. 

 Anesthetic apparatus. W. V. Goodfcllow, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 Traction ring for pneumatic and other cushion-tired wheels. 



G. C. Lambert, St. Paul, Minn. 

 Ventilating mask for patients. G. E. Darrow, San Francisco, 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 4. 1919. 



)ing^ rubber heel, B. W. Brockett, Cleveland Heights, 



Heel pad. S. Schulhoff, Trenton. N. J., U. S. A. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 11, 1919, 

 Metatarsal arch support. L. Adair, Toronto, Ont. 

 Inner tube. A. E. Hender.son, Toronto, Ont. 

 Rubber heel. F. A. Nolan, St. Paul, Minn., U. S. A, 

 Rubber stamp of the band type. F. Pitman, East Ke 



toria. Australia. 

 Rubber-faced foot-pedal for automobiles, J. B. Stewarl 



nipeg, Man, 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 18, 1919. 

 Demountable rim for tires. B. E. Draught, Cartwright, 



N. D., 



U. S. A. 



Fountain pen. L. L. Gugel, Berea. Ky., U. S. A. 

 Pneumatic tire. E. F. Jones, Epson, Auckland, N. Z. 

 Semicircular solid rubber tire with metallic tread. J. F. 



Loughran. Chehalis, Wash.. U. S. A. 

 Gas mask. G. A. Mickleson, Vancouver, B. C. 

 Pneumatic tire. D. C. Roberts, Trenton, N. J., U. S. A. 

 Reinforced tire. A, W. Yambert, Sycamore. 6., U. S. A. 

 Felt-lined rubber boot. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber 



Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., assignee of F. Sage, Hastings, 



Mich., U. S. A, 

 Sectional tire. M. G. Bunnell. Decatur, and R. T. Whelpley, 



Chicago, assignee of a Vs interest— both in Illinois, U. S. A. 

 Skirt belting with rubber gripping elements. D. Basch, New 



York City, assignee of M. L. Basch, Brooklyn— both in 



New York, U. S, A. 

 Tire tread. J, M. Gilbert, New York City, assignee of F. B. 



Carlisle, Davisville, R. I., U. S. A. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 25, 1919. 

 Airplane structural element coated with hard rubber, etc. The 



Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., 



assignee of W. A. Gibbons, Flushing, L. I., N. Y.. U. S. A. 

 Pneumatic suspension. A. Joey, Zurich, Switzerland. 

 Rubber-coated catgut for ratchet stringing. S. 



Greensburg, Pa.. 





■inforced tir 



\V. 



r, Athens, Ga.. U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM; 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 6, 1919, 

 Child's overall with <la>t). u.s.itrd in hem. A. A. Fuller, 34 



Upper Tollington Park, Inisbii.y Park, London . 

 Rubber stops, pads, buffers, etc.. for door-stops, walking sticks, 



etc. F C. Tones. 212 Upper Thames street. London. 

 Heel pad. J. Leach, Penmaen, Colwyn, Denbigshire. 

 Arch support. W. H. Robson and A. Powell, 7 New Oxford 



street, London. 

 Rubber soles for boots. W. J. Wicks, 244 Hoxton street, Hox- 



Dat'ng' stamp°"'band type. W. T. Brassington, 29 Hockley 



street, Birmingham. t i • 



Reinforced composition soles. J. Y. Johnson, 47 Lincoln 8 



Inn Fields, London. (F. Kellar, 208 Chancellor street, 



Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A.) 

 Resilient blades for supporting billiard table cushions, with or 



without layers of sheet rubber between layers of wood. 



F. A. Alcock, 155 Elizabeth street, Melbourne, Victoria, 



Revolubl" 'rabber heel. W. H. Barnes, 271 Great Ancoats 

 street, Manchester, and H. Vaudrey, Sandiway House, Al- 

 trincbam. Cheshire. 



Inflatable cushion for insertion between inner and. outer soles of 

 boots. G. E. r. Gerber, 36 rue des Chaussetiers, Clermont- 

 Ferrand, Puy de Dime, France. 



Chemical Patents will he found on page 220. Machinery Patents on pages 222, 223. 



