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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[May 1, 1920. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



H. D. Rey, Avarua, Raratonga 

 ; Zealand. 



H. D. Rey, Avarua, Raratonga 

 Zealand. 



J. M. Berry, Detroit, Mich. 

 Dbinson, East Liverpool, Ohio. 

 St. Paul, Minn. 

 1, assignor of one-half to W. G. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSUED MARCH 16, 1920. 



NO. 1,333,630. Demountable rim for 

 1,333,673. Crate for automobil 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1,333,674. Automobile wheel with pneumatic tires. O. A. Parker, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



1.333.679. Demountable rim for tire: 



Island, Cook Islands, Ne 



1.333.680. Demountable rim for tire; 



Island, Cook Islands, Ne' 

 1,333,748. Demountable rim for tires. J. 

 1,333.779. Automobile tire. W. W. Robi 

 1,333,791. Hose coupling, O. C. Brandt, 

 1,333,915. Tire shoe and rim. S. E. Ha! 



Moser— both of Akron, Ohio. 



1.333.928. Cushion wheel construction with dual solid tires. W. C. 



Martin, assignor to Morand Bros. -Martin Cushion Wheel Co. 

 — both of Chicago, 111. 



1.333.929. Cushion wheel construction with single solid tire. W. C. 



Martin, assignor to Morand Bros.-Martin Cushion Wheel 



Co.— both of Chicago, 111. (See The India Rubber World, 



November 1, 1919, page 88). 

 1,333,961. Dilator. C. O. Burgess, Monmouth, III. 

 1,333,983. Resilient heel lift. F. Kish, Elyria, Ohio. 

 1,334,011. Automobile wheel with pneumatic tires. E. K. Baker, assignor 



to Baker Wheel & Rim Co.— both of Chicago. 111. 

 1,334,067. Cushion tire. W. A. Anglemyer, Indianapolis. Ind. 

 1,334,110. Reinforced pneumatic tire. D. Moriarty. Oakland. Calit. 

 1,334,171. Blow-out patch. C. A. Russell, Jr., Orange. Texas. 

 1,334,176. Indoor golf game. W. H. Seagrave, Cleveland. Ohio. 



1.334.204. Air cushion tire. H. S. Williams, assignor of one-half to 



O. Keller— both of San Antonio, Texas. 



1.334.205. Cushion tire. H. S. Williams, assignor of one-half to O. Keller 



—both of San Antonio, Texas. 



1,334,210. Rubber heel or lift. J. T. Ashton. assignor of one-half to E. 

 C. Heilhecker— both of Bristol, R. I. 



1,334,237. Sureical device with pneumatic cushion. H. Fleck. Oklahoma, 

 Okla. 



ISSUED MARCH 23, 1980. 



1,334,378. Hot-water bottle. H. E. Kaufman, \V< 



1,334,438. Rubber horseshoe reinforced by metal 



assignor to Perfection Rubber-Metal Horseshoe Co. — both of 

 Akron, Ohio. 



1,334,448. Inflatable tire. W. P. Gordon, assignor of one-half to T. B. 

 Jacocks — both of Tarboro, N. C. 



1,334,493. Demountable wheel tire. W. H. Holahan, assignor to Hol- 

 Mor Wheel Co.— both of San Francisco. Calif. 



1.334,514. Diaper supporter. M. T. Beitter, Nogal. N. M. 



1,334,635. Grommet or tire-bead and method of making them. A. C. 

 Pratt, Deep River, Conn. 



1,334,793. Tank ball of rubber and rubber composition. C. Riegger, New- 

 York City. 



ISSUED MARCH 30, 1920. 



1,335.115. Tire filler. 0. L. Huffman. Weatherford. Texas. 



1,335,245. Cushion spring wheel. W. W. Krutsch. Coifeyville, Kans. 

 assignor of one-half to W. M. Harrison. Muskogee, Okla. 



1,335.268. Pneumatic tire and rim. A. L. Baker. Jerome. Mich. 



1.335.273. Rubber shoe. A. M. Bruce. Ira, Mo. 



1,335.341. Fountain pen. H. J. Jorgensen, Jersey Citv, N. J. 



1,335.411. Tire-shoe and rim. J. H. Wagenhorst, Akron. Ohio. 



1.335,442. Pneumatic tire. W. Kline. Mogadore, assignor to The Inter- 

 locking Cord Tire & Belt Co.. Akron— both in Ohio. 



1.335.467. aosure for water bottles, etc. J. C. Traynor, Buffalo. N. Y. 



1.335.469. Pneumatic tire. R. R. Vale. Milford. Del. 



1.335.496. Link cushion tire. M. Hamburger, Baltimore, Md. 



1,335,505. Raincoat. P. O. Huntington, Brighton, assignor to H. M. 

 Sawyer & Sons. Cambridge — both in Massachusetts. 



1.335.710. Multiple-tread pneumatic tire. A. Jakovleff, assignor to Jak 



Tire Corp. — both of San Francisco. California. 



1.335.711. Dual sectional pneumatic tire. A. Jakovleff, assignor to Jak 



Tire Corp.— both of San Francisco. Cal. 



1.335.712. Sectional pneumatic tire. A. Jakovleff. assignor to Jak Tire 



Corp.— both of San Francisco, Cal. 



1.335.713. Vehicle tire. A. Jakovleff, assignor to Jak Tire Corp.— both 



of San Francisco, Cal. 



REISSUES. 



Brighton, N. Y. 



14,832. Ten; 



1,335,778. 

 1,335,820. 

 1,335,840. 



1.335,976. 

 1.336.023. 



lis ball. A. T. Saunders. Chicopee, Mass., assignor to 

 . G. Spaulding & Bros.. Tersev City, N. T. (Original No. 

 1,287,766, dated December 17, 1918.) 

 ISSUED APRIL 6. 1920. 



Demountable rin- for tires. O. Abbadini, Fairbanks. Pa. 



Resilient tire. F. C. Cave, Des Moines. Iowa. 



Water-carrying attachment for safety razors, similar to ink 

 sack in fountain pens. J. F. Kavlor. Pekin. 111. 



Dust cap for protectine automobile tire valves J. Shaw. St. 

 Louis. Mo. 



Pneumatic tire. A. M. Poynter. London. England. 



Dust proof and moth proof wardrobe with elastic tube in mold- 

 ing around opening. J. Rockett. Cleveland. Ohio. 



Valve for inner-tube valve stems. V. A. Leach. San Francisco, 

 Calif. 



Combined valve cap and dust cap. A. B. Catterall, Ottumwa, 



.Automobile tire. L- Hofmeister, Milwaukee, Wis. 



Inner tube for pneumatic tires. J. J. Voorhees, Jr.. Jersey 



City, N. J., assignor by mesne assignments to United States 



Compression Inner Tube Co.. Tulsa, Okla. 

 Siphon starter. A. H. Marhenke. New York, N. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire with separate air chambers. E. G. Fido. Rom- 

 bay, India. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED MARCH 2, 1920. 



197.609. 

 197,632. 



197,685. 

 197.687. 

 197.720. 



ole and heel of boots 

 and A. U. Benjamin, 

 dlesex, England. 



Sponge rubber i 



California, U. 



Sectional tire. : 



Stamp and en\ 



umatic tire with tread of 

 arnia, Ontario. Canada. 



tread. J. Laube. Deer Isl; 

 iforced tire. H. J. Lomer. 



^!^II: 



aeon, Estelene, Colorado. 



Costello, San Francisco, 



n, Ohio. U. S. A. 

 W. Hegland, Plentywood. 





197,733. Reinforced 

 les, Calif 



197,742. Pneumatic t 

 crlands. 



197,755. 



containing them. 



and spring tire. 

 .T. S. A. 

 E. van Berendo 



■ille. 



Rubber retail 



U. S. A. 

 Sanitary baby 



A. F. Stockwell, Los Ange- 

 ick, Amsterdam, The Neth- 

 Santa Susana. California, 



197,891. 



197,916. 



197,952. 



198,036. 

 198,056. 

 198.075. 



mts. The I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., assignee 

 zbure— both of New York City. U. S. A. (See 



THE IxDn KUBBER WoRLD, December 1. 1919, page 157.) 



eumatic tire. P. P. White, assignor of a half interest to 



A. Brooks— both of Wellington, New Zealand. 

 ISSUED MARCH 9, 1920. 



)se supporter. S. A. Glynn, W. H. Wolpert and Chas. J. 



Hanzel, coinventors — all of Antigo, Wisconsin, U. S. A. 



ansversely split demountable rim for tires. W. N. Booth, 



Detroit, Mich, U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. R. R. Craft, Norfolk, Nebraska, 



U. 



i-part 



for 



B. F. C. Haanel. Ottawa 



Rubber sole. A. Santacroce, Elyria, Ohio, U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. J. Walker, Canonsburg, Pa., U. S. A. 

 Hose coupling. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 



Montreal, Canada, assignee of A. J. Brown, Union Hill. New 



Jersey, and A. A. Somerville, New York City, New York— 



both in U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. The Hayden Manufacturing Co., 



assignee of W. A. Hayden — both of Minneapolis. Minn., 



U. S. A. 



Cushion tire. The K., F. & C. Tin 

 of F. A. Krusemark, L. G. Funkh 

 all of Roanoke, Virginia. U. S. J> 

 August 1, 1918, page 666. 



S: Rubber Corp., assign 

 ser and H. G L^rpenK 

 (See The India Rubb 



untable 



198,165. 



198,257. 



198,266. 

 198.312. 

 198,365. 



198,512. 

 198,557. 



The 



of C. L. Peters and A. L. Johnson- all of Worcester. M, 



cbuselts. U S. A. 



ISSUED MARCH 16, 1920. 

 Inner lire protector. C. A. Stuart and G. E. Stuart, 



ventors— both of Oregon City, Oregon, U. S. A. 

 Inner tube for automobile tires. G. C. Berryman, Los A 



les, California. 

 Inner tube for tires. T. L. Morton, New Orleans. Louis 



U. S. A. 

 Spring tire. J. L. Ogden, Chicago, 111., U. S. A. 

 Hose coupling. W. L. Walker, New York City, U. S. A. 

 Tire. D. S. Myers. St. Louis. Missouri, and S. 



Buffalo, New York, assignee of a half interest— 



S. A. 



ISSUED MARCH 23. 1920. 

 Cushioned wheel hub. J. Bogdon and J 





-both of Perth 

 tic seat su 



Califomi; 

 lie seat su 



Californi; 



iT s' 



for 



itrosky, coinventors 

 Jersey, U. S. A. 

 rcycles. H. Seibel. San Fran- 



motorcycles. H. Seibel, San Fran- 

 U. S. A. 

 Pneumatic seat support for motorcycles. H. Seibel, San Fraa. 



Cisco, California, U. S. A. 

 Footwear of rubber, rubber compound and fiber. The Cana- 

 dian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited, Montreal, Quebec, 

 Canada, assignee of C. J. Randall, Naugatuck, Connecticut, 

 U. S. A. 

 Brassiere with elastic waist section. The Treo Co., Inc.. as- 

 signee of M. W. Schloss— both of New York City. U. S. A. 

 Friction shoe. E. F. Nanfeldt, New Haven, Connecticut, and 

 E. O. Christiansen, assignee of a fourth interest, Walpole, 

 Massachusetts- both in U. S. A. 



ISSUED MARCH 30, 1920. 



liber heel. A. Sanl; 



Elvr 



Ohio, 



S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 

 ISSUED MARCH 10, 1920. 



Modified scarf as head covering, of rubberized 



other 



E. Smith, Dunkirk Crescent. Halifax, 

 Corn Exchange Building, Manchester. 

 Device for attaching revoluble rubber heels. W. Plowrighl, 

 18, Palmerston avenue, Whalley Range, Manchester. 

 ISSUED MARCH 17, 1920. 

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