February 1, 1920.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



323 



195,430. 

 195,443. 

 195,477. 

 195,462. 



Spring lire. A. .A. Culbcrtsoii. To|)cka, Kansas, U. S. A. 

 Tire casing. J. W. H. Dew. London, E C. England. 

 Tire tube. A. E. Henderson, Toronto. Ontario, Canada. 

 Rubber-covered pedals for automobiles. (See The India Rubber 



Would, October 1, 1918. page 33.) 

 Resilient vehicle tire. C. V. Merling, Centralia, Washington, 



U. S. A. 

 Cigarette and cigar cases. F. S. Russell, Glasgow, Scotland. 

 Pneumatic mattress. M. G. Steven-son, Orange Lake, Florida, 



U. S. A. 

 Gas Mask. M. Stogran, Cowan. Manitoba, Canada. 

 Demountable tire rim. B. T. Amburello. New York City. 



U. S. A. 

 Demountable tire rim. The Lightning Change Rim Corporation, 



Berrien Springs, Michigan, assignee of C. B. Deeds, Savanna, 



III., both in U. S. A. 

 Collapsible rim. The Lightning Change Rim Corp., Berrien 



Springs. Michigan, assignee of C. B. Deeds, Savanna, 111., 



both in U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 3. 1919. 



133,226. 



133,253. 



133.264. 

 133.348. 

 133.349. 



133,421. 



133,431. 



133,533. 

 133.547. 



133,832. 

 133,855. 

 133.863. 

 133.871. 



133.899. 

 133,909. 

 133.932. 



134.025. 

 134,030. 



134.143. 

 134,165. 

 134.317. 



Rever 



ible elasi 



heel pad 



Dowlin 

 ling solid 1 

 London. 



interchangeable packing 

 ot ruDDer. etc. .\. \\. Uliver and F. Jennings, 35 

 Cavendish street, London. 



Filer pad to arch instep, attached by elastic bands. J. Chorl- 

 ton. Staleywood, Mottram Old Road, and P. Hollingworth, 

 1 Knowl street— both in Staleybridge, Cheshire. 



Tire valve. H. P. Kraft, 219 Godwin avenue, Ridgewood, 

 N. J., U. S. A. 



Kite balloon with ballonet. E. Prassone and L. Avorio, Savoy 

 Hotel, London. 



Captive kite balloon with gas container formed as a spheroid, 

 ellipsoid, ovoid, etc., instead of a sphere. E. Prassone and L. 

 Avorio, Savoy Hotel, London. 



Dual tread spring wheel with continuous outer resilient sus- 

 pension rinc embedded in rubber and fitted with rubber 

 treads. W. Heggie, 11 Georges Quay. Dublin. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 10, 1919. 



Renewable tread for pneumatic tire. J. H. Gill, J. 

 and L. Sanderso: " 



street. Kcnsingto 

 Detachable rim for tires. A. E. Alexander. 306 High Holborn, 

 London. (General Rim Co., 47 West 34th street. New York 

 City, U. S. A.) 



ISSUED DECEMBER 17, 1919. 



Rubber and rubber-impregnated canvas sole for boots. T. E. 

 Grosjean. 121 West Market street. I 



Stand for drying painted golf balls. 

 Exchange Square, Glasgow. 



Demountable rim for tires. B. F. C. Haanel. 236 First avenue, 

 Ottawa. Ontario, Canada 



Device for fastening boots or shoes with two side openings 

 closed by elastic laces which permit removal without unfasten- 

 ing. L. FuIIaiton. 76 Dockhead street, Saltcoats. Ayrshire. 



Tread band of fabric and rubber for pneumatic tires. T. 

 Bradshaw. 263 Newton avenue, Oakland, Calif.. U. S. A. 



Hose coupling. W. Shackleton, 50 Cameron street, and J. J. 

 Coggans. 50 Lauderdale Gardens, Hyndland — both in (jlasgow. 



A heel with core of wood, cork, etc., covered with vulcanite, 

 rubber, or rubber and canvas compound molded thereon and 



Wound dam of rubber. W, H. Taylor, 44 Summerhill Gardens, 



Toronto, Canada. 

 Suction denture with soft rubber annular suction disk. A. W. 



Fisher, Bryn Estyn. Whitchurch. Shropshire. 



U. S. 



28 Royal 



ISSUED DECEMBER 24. 1919. 



chable 





C. P. Mahe 



1836 Hutchison 



134.432. 

 134.437. 



in Montreal. 

 Rubber sole for boots. J. C. Tardine and J. Dickie. Summe 



side. Prince Edward Island, Canada. 

 Revoluble heel pad for boots. F. E. Freeman, 23 Lansdow 



Par.ide, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. 

 Wheel tire composed of inflated rubber balls packed into a 



ordinary tire cover. J. M. Cooper. 63 Cumballa Hill, Bor 



bay, India. 



a rubber bush to fit over valve stem. Wood-Milne, Limited. 

 and W. E. Miller. Albion street, Gaythorn, Manchester. 



Securing device for rubber heels, shoe buttons, etc. A. Nixon, 

 34 Deramore street. Great Western street. Rusholme. Man- 

 chester. 



Rubber sole provided with reinforcing material which affords 

 a hold for nails, to permit attachment. F. A. Nolan 216 

 New York Life Building, St Paul. Minn.. U. S. A. 



Driving belt of open mesh fabric filled with rubber. A. Cairns 

 and T. W. Cairns. 22 Bessborough Road, Oxton. Birkenhead. 



Respirators. Conde de Ramirez de .Arellano, Batcjelor's Farm, 

 near Horsham. Sussex. 



Stuffing-box substitutes of rubber, etc. A. E. I. Scanes, 

 Strathfield. Harboro' Road, .Ashton-on-Mersey. T. Brighouse, 

 5 Grosvenor street, Stretford. Manchester, and British West- 

 inghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., 2 Norfolk street. 

 Strand, Westminster. 



Tire valve. C. Marsh, 41 Francis Terrace, Lovely Lane, War- 

 rington, Lancashire. 



GERMANY. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 

 317,641. (April 16. 1916.) Artificial arm. Allgei 



ificial am 

 Einrichtungs Geschellschaft m, 

 Berlin, and Karl Albert Scher. 

 Pankow. 

 317,695. (April 25. I9I7.) Packing with rubber ring, particularly for 

 nterchangeable parts. Siiddeutsche Kuhler- 



Krankcnhaus- 

 20-21 Johannisstrasse, 

 113 Hartwigstrasse, Berlin- 



TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 



113,369. 

 115,139. 

 116,595. 



116,659. 

 117,282. 



118,446. 



119,163. 



119,301. 

 119,302. 



Falls, O. 

 The word Speed — rubber and composition soles, half-soles, and 



heels. The Marathon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, O. 

 Theword Alwrite — fountain pens, etc. -A. T. Cross Pencil Co., 



Providence, R 

 Representation of a stone 

 boots, overshoes, pacs. 



5t a wheel with a tire on 

 shoes, arctics, and gaiters 

 Firestone Tire & Rubber 



121,900. 

 121,948. 



122,633. 

 122,885. 



123,408. 



124,770. 



ubber and fabric 



Akron, O. 

 The word American — game balls of all kinds having rubber 



bladders or cores, rubber home-plates, etc. Simmons Hard- 

 ware Co., St. Louis. Mo. 

 Representation of a life-saver behind the word Teethsaver — 



toothache gum. etc. The F. M. Keeler Co.. Boston. Mass. 

 The word Kippy — boots and shoes made wholly or partly of 



leather, rubber, or fabric. Slater & Morrill, Inc., South 



Braintree, Mass. 

 Representation of a label bearing inside of scroll-work a lady's 



boot with an elastic gusset — elastic gusset webs. W. Preston 



& Son, Limited, Leicester, England. 

 Representation of two Brownie-type figures with the words 



"Moore's Fountain Pens" between — fountain pens. The 



Moore Pen Co., Boston, Mass. 

 The words Mi Babi Dainti — sanitary baby pants. M. S. 



George, St. Louis, Mo. 

 The words Ml Ladi Dainti — ladies' sanitary aprons, etc. M. S. 



George, St. Louis, Mo. 

 The words E-Z Blow— toy balloons. The Western Reserve 



Rubber Co., Kenmore, O- 

 The word Railroad— tires. Ira V. Humphrey, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Representation of a yellow panel bearing a star within a diamond 



above a facsimile of the signature "Eberhard Faber" and 



the printed words Eberhard Faber, New York, Oldest 



Pencil Factory in America — erasers, rubber bands, etc. 



Eberhard Faber, New York and Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Representation of a tire within which a comic face is formed by 



fancy lettering of the word Shurfix and the words Laighs 



at punctures— filler for pneumatic tires. Shurefix Manu- 

 facturing Co., Seattle, Wash. 

 The word Thrift — rubber and canvas shoes. United States 



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

 The letters and word O and G — rubber belting, hose, machinery 



packing, etc. Imperial Belting Co., Chicago, IH. 

 The word SculptS — hollow and solid rubber tires for heavy 



and other vehicles, rubber covers and casings for tires, all 



with anti-skid rubber ribs. Societe Generale des Etablisse- 



ments Bergougnan, Clermont-Ferrand, France. 

 The word Usco — rubber and rubber and fabric gloves and 



bathing caps. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, 



N. J., and New York City. 

 ■^ "*''^ ^'^^ °" ""= "^nd of a fountain pen — fountain pens. 



The Evans Dollar Pen Co., Waterloo, la. 



Federal Rubber 



ubes, and other rubber articles. 

 Cudahy, Wis. 



-d Grainster on a shield — fabric and rubber conveyer, 

 "-ted States Rubber Co., New Brunswick. N.' J., 



and New York City 

 e word McGraw — rubber 

 & Rubber Co.. East Pal 



O. 



tubes. The McGi 



N 



54.246. 

 54,247. 

 54,248. 

 54,255. 

 54,261. 

 54,262. 



DESIGNS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 



229. Rubber sole-pad for boots and shoes. Patented December 

 2. 1919. Term 14 years. L. R. Bandler. New York 

 City, assignor by mesne assignments to Pioneer Prod- 

 ucts, Inc.. Malone^-both in New York. 



Rubber sole-pad for boots and shoes. Patented December 2 

 1919. Term 14 years. L. R. Bandler, New York Citv. as- 

 signor by mesne assignments to Pioneer Products, Inc., 

 Malone— both in New York. 



Rubber heel-pad for boots and shoes. Patented December 2, 

 1919. Term 14 years. L. R. Bandler, New York City, 

 assignor by mesne assignments to Pioneer Products. Inc., 

 Malone — both in New York. 



Tire casing^ Patented December 9, 1919. Term 14 vears. 

 F. H. Brewster, assignor to The Madison Tire 

 Co.. Inc.— both of Buffalo. N. Y. 



Tire casing. Patented December 9. 1919. Term 

 F. H. Brewster, assignor to The Madison Tire 

 Co., Inc.— both of Buflialo, N. Y. 



Tire casing. Patented December 9, 1919. Term 

 F. S. Dickin.son, New York City. 



Tire casing. Patented December 9. 1919. 

 F. S. Dickinson, New York City. 



Tire casing. Patented December 9, 1919. 

 E. N. Downes. Charlotte, N. C. 



Tire. Patented December 9, 1919. Term 7 years. C. C. Gates, 

 Denver, Colo. 



Tire. Patented December 9, 1919. Term 14 years. E. Hop- 

 kinson. New York City. 



Tire. Patented December 9, 1919. Term 14 years. G. Hubach, 

 S^pringfield, assignor to The Fisk Rubber Co.. (Thicop^c 



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