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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



769 



ISSUED 



9. 



141.297. 

 141.405. 



141.408. 



141.4J3. 



141.489. 

 141.495. 

 141.517. 



141,578. 

 141.652. 



Driving belts composted of spring metal links containing blocks 



of rubber, etc. E. Lycett, Bromley street, Birmingham. 

 Founuin pen. C. Livsey, 11 Groreland Road, Wallasey. 



Pneumatic or solid wheel tires having sides of softer rubber 

 than tread. W. W. Beaumont, 222 Si-:n<l. Westminster. 



Fountain pen. H. A. Widmer, 32 Clerki-nwell Road. London. 



Parlor golf. A. H. Laing, Ardis, Watling street Road, FuUwood, 

 Preston, Lancashire. 



Broadway, New York City, U. S. A.) 

 Disk wheel with wooden rim recessed to hold pneumatic tire. 

 \V. E. Beasley. Rose Cottage. Chtddington, Buckinghamshire, 

 and \V. Beedle, Cornwall Villa, Weymouth street, and H. 

 Everett. 376 St. .-Mbans Road — both in Watford, Hertfordshire, 

 pumps. Dunlop Rubber Co., 14 Regent 



and H. F. Milward. 21 Bowyer Road. Alum Rock. Birmingham. 

 Hypodermic syringe with rubber packing around needle. S. J. 

 Everett, 393.A, London Road. Thornton Heath, Surrey. 



ISSUED rUN£ 16, 1920. 



Rubber lined anti-splash device for faucet, etc. W. E. Body- 

 coat, Brookland House, Hamilton Road, Lincoln. 



Pneumatic tire with sponge rubber filler. C. L. Marshall, 27 

 Queen Victoria street, London. 



Self-filling fountain pen. .\. Gilbert, 18 Shore street, and -\. 

 Roberts. 2 Gordon House. Mare street — both in Hackney, 



Pneumatic tire with wood or metal rim closed by leather or 



canvas band. . C. H. Southall, 7 Vicker's avenue, KirkstaU, 



near Leeds, Yorkshire. 

 Hose pipe couplings. E. S. Luard and V. P. Rawlings, IS 



Dean's Yard. Westminster. 

 Rubber pad for protecting boot soles. F. E. Freeman, 



Derreck and G. L. Lovesey, Great Norwood s 



ham. Gloucestershire. 

 Resilient wheel having solid outer tire bearing on 



tubes. L. M. Campi, New York City, V. S. 



accepted.) 



ISSUED rum: 23. 1920. 



fcheiten- 



(No 



rubber 



Resili 



Shock absorbing wheel 



Rapson. Childwall Hall. Li\-erpool. 



F. L. 



Rubber heel. D. D. Granger, 82 South avenue. New London, 



Ohio, U. S. A. 

 Waterproof coat with lining or interlining provided with ventilat- 



Ihe outer eyelets being 

 W. I. Wolfe, 128 Islingtoii. Liverpool! 

 Pneumatic wheel 



or interuning proviaed witn ventiiat- 

 position with eyelets on outer part, 

 protected by an overhanging flap. 



circtunferentially 



. elastic. T. G. A. Kitchen. 7 Rose Bank, Scotforth, Lancaster, 

 erproof^ covers for saddles of cycles fitted with elastic 

 inds. E. S. Lee, North street, Gosport, Hampshire. 



fiUer. F. L. 



InT>IA RtTBBER 



World, December 1. 1919. page 156.) 

 142,079. Pneumatic tire pressure gage. I. Pulverman. 222 Pennsylvania 

 avenue. W. Warren, Penn., L'. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 

 ISSUED JUME »0, 1920. 



142,151. Petrol tank of celluloid covered with cork reinforced by canvas 

 and vulcanized rubber, with or without sponge rubber. G. F. 

 Linderwood. Croydon Road, Beckenham, Kent, and F. W. 

 ' Osborne. Fredensborg. Tennyson. Mill Hill, London. 



142,234. Horseshoe fitted with blocks of vulcanized rubber, etc. W. 

 Bonson. Halefield. Hale. Altrincham. Cheshire. 



142,238. Coffin with rubber packine between fianpes cf bodv and lid. 

 F. Foy, WTiin-Knowle. Kersal. Salford, Lancashire, and T. 

 Downs. Stepping Hill. Hazel Grove. Cheshire. 



142,307. Vcntriloquial figure with lips and adjacent features formed of 

 rubber to produce more life-like expression. F. O. Ellis, 40 

 Summercourt Road. Southend-on-Sea. 



142,356. Sleeve for keeping ballonet inflated, leading to opening at nose 

 of aerostat where external pressure is greatest. J. D. Mack- 

 worth. 17 Devonshire street. Portland Place, and E. G. 

 Walker, 78 Cheyne court. Chelsea — both in London. 



142.372. .\uxiliary tire preventing damage to pneumatic tire after de- 



flation. E. C. R. Marks. 57 Lincoln's Inn. Fields. London. 



142.373. .Apparatus for printing or marking fabrics laid over a curved 



table fitted with rubber impression pad. E. Sambrook and 

 W. Howarth. Brooklands. and H. Smith Grasmere — ^both in 

 Harrogate Road, and H. Naylor and H. Jennings, Green 

 Lane Dyeworks — all in Yeadon. Yorkshire. 



THE FRENCH REPUBUC. 

 PATEHTS ISSUED. WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 

 5. (May 1. 1917.) Elastic tire. Triple Airless Tire Co. 



0. (September 1. 1919.) Improvements in construction of pneu- 



ir.atic lires. C L. Marshall. 



7. (September 3. 1919.) Perfected elastic tire and method of 



constructing it. -A. I. Ostberg and .\. Kennv. 



1. (September 9, 1919.) Improvement in tires. S. Kawanishi. 



8. (Februarv 3. I9I9.) Pliable tube made of waterproof or 



rubberized fabric. P. E. L. Monpe. 

 n. (September 13. 1919.) Elastic tire. J. G. Krichel. 

 O. (September 16, 1919.1 Carved fabric for making pneumatic 



tires and method of manufacture. E. Nelli. 



GERMANY. 

 PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 

 .^J4.s;v. < January 21. 1915.) Removable rubber nipple for nursing 



■ bottle. Carl Cale, Berlin. 

 J24,RRO. (August 31. 1915.) Removable nipple. Carl Cale. Berlin. 

 .1J4,8i!l. (January 14. 1916.) Removable nipple with ventilating device 

 ar point where the nipple is inserted. Carl Cale, Berlin. 



N"- 



120,491. 

 120,730. 

 120,993. 



121,623. 

 123.144. 



123,438. 

 123,548. 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



..'55. The wnr.is Il^LKEt.ITE-I)lLEC7r•~, lectrical'insulating mate- 

 rial. The fontinental Fibre Co., Newark, Del. 



109.785. The word Walkehs above a white triangle 

 surrounding a black triangle bearing the initials H. W. — 

 l.'>ots and shoes of cloth, leather or rubber. H. Walker & 

 Son (Leeds). Limited. I-eeds, England. 



Representation of an eagle standing with one of its Ulons 

 resting on a heraldic wseath or crest bar and holding in 

 its other talon a catapult, the elastic of which it is pulling 

 with its beak. W. J. .\dams & Co., Limited, Manchester, 

 England. 



The word OssoBS in outline letters within gejmctric figure- — 

 Foundry supplies, molding machines and parts thereof, cores, 

 stripping machines and vibrators. The Cleveland Ostiom 

 Manufacturing Co., Oeveland, Ohio. 



The word Dibhah's above representation of a bull on which 

 is superimposed the representation of a blow-out patch bear- 

 ing- the wrrHs DvR-'-BiL Blow-Out Patch fob Tibes. C. U 

 Durham, Salina, Kans. 



The word Monoae — chewing gum, etc W. Lohr, New York 

 City, assignor to Candy-Cake. Inc., Wilmington, Del. 



The word World — pneumatic tires. World Tire Corporation, 

 Chicago, 111. 



The word Hosestv— men's, women's and children's shoes of 

 leather, rubber, fabric and combination materials. Inter 

 national Shoe Co.. St. Louis, Mo. 



The word "CnAMPins'— veterinary syringes, pill-injectors, milk- 

 ing tubes, teat-dilating fibes, etc. Becton, Dickinson & Co., 

 Rutherford. N. J. 



The words BttB HcG above representation of a bear — punc- 

 ture curing patches- W. F. (joddard. Moberly. Mo. 



Representation of label bearing the words Pabamocst. No 

 Met.u. TolcHES THE Skis, and the figure of a man adjust- 

 ing a garter, superimposed above a representation of the 

 Paramount garter — garters, hose-supporters, armbands and 

 suspenders. U. S. Ganer & Suspender Co., Chicago, lU. 



Representation of a label bearing design of a girl's head in 

 cosmnie, looking through a tire, above the word 

 -L — tire covers. The Bailey Co., Inc., Los Angeles, 



The Lion Supply Co., 



The word Tbimobe — pneumatic tires. 



I J Fayette. Ind. 

 The words Pexio Fointai.v Pen and the representation of a 



fountain pen against a diagonally blue checkered background, 



all within a rectangle — fountain pens. W. J. May & Co., 



Limited, East Twickenham, England. 

 The^ word Eusticaps — splice insulators for electric conductors. 



The Elasticap Co.. Hoboken, N. J. (See The Isdu Rlbbeb 

 World. March 1. 1920, page 366.) 

 The word Delm.kbvia — rubber ' 



128,205. 



1JS.341. 



128,479. 



128.499. 



128,497. 

 128.790. 

 129,064. 

 129,107. 



129.292. 

 129,293. 



age 366.) 



leather, canvas and balata belt- 

 ing, rubber and metallic hose, steam and hydraulic packing, 

 and pneumatic tires. Delaware Electric & Supply Co., Wil- 

 mington, DeL 



The words Hcbse Shoe Re-Ccbd Tvbe — inner tubes fcr pneu- 

 matic tires. Racine Auto Tire Co.. Racine, Wis. (See 

 The India Rlbbeb World, July 1. 1920, page 661.) 



The word Acors above representation of an acorn — pneu- 

 matic tires and tubes. Acorn Tire & Rubber Co.. Chicago, 111. 



The word Clauss — rubber snips. The Henkel-Clauss Co., Free- 

 mont. Ohio. 

 The word P.4DDV — yielding heels and heel cushions for boots 

 and shoes. Melville Shoe Corp., New York City. 



The words Tixv Tot above the representation of a baby lying 

 in a powder puff against a black circular disk surrounded 

 b%- a narrow white circle — rubber sheeting. United Drug 

 Co., Boston, Mass. 



The word Reindeer — tire casings and tubes. Achilles Rubber 

 & Tire Co., Inc.. Binghamton, N. V. 



The letter A within outline of a spade spot — druggists' sundries, 

 acid bottles, hard rubber gum for dental use, etc. .American 

 Rubber Co.. Hempstead, N. Y. 



The letter .\ within ovtline of a spade spot — hard rubber bowl- 

 ing and roque balls. -American Hard Rubber Co., Hemp- 

 stead and New York City— both in New York. 



-A double oval containing a four-sided figure with concave 

 sides and ends, bearing the words Brows Make, the figure 

 5. and two stars, beside the words Bone Dry — men's shoes 

 made of a combination of leather, canvas and rubber mate- 

 riaL Brown Shoe Co., Inc. St. I.ouis, Mo. 



The word Tredo in white letters on a black diamond — a prep- 

 aration for filling carities and healing cuts in rubber tires, 

 shoes and other rubber goods. J. T. Flaherty, Springfield, 

 Mass. 



The words Lisle I-astic superimposed against a blue back- 

 ground of conventional form — elastic and non-elastic braids. 

 The Braided Fabric Co., Providence. R. I. 



The word Camco — canvas and rubber shoes, rubber soles and 

 heels, rubber toe-boxes and rubber counters. W. Mac- 

 Pherson, Cambridge, Mass. 



The word Texstan — machinery packing made wholly or partly 

 of rubber or having rubber incorporated therein. The B. F. 

 Goodrich Co., New York City. 



The word Freshet — hose made- whollv or partly of rubber. 

 The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



The word Dutiflex — fabric covered rubber hose with metal. 

 Metal Hose 4 Tubing Co., Inc. Brooklyn. N. Y. 





The lette 



bers, et , 

 The word Motomat — rubber 



New Brunswick, N. 



ornamental 



libber boots, nib- 



land. Ohio. 



The word SoiEEr.EE — rubber heels. The Squeegee Heel Co., 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



