THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED JULY 6, J920. 



NO. 1,345,406. Urcthroscoije. M. C. Rimmer, London, Eng. 

 1.345,417. Ballonnet gage. S. Truscott, Birmingham, Ala. 

 1,345,522. Demountable rim for tires. J. Walker, Canonsburg, Pa. 

 1,345,533.. Parachute with inflated air bag closed at top and open 

 at bottom. J. Chytracek, Clifton Mills, W. Va. 

 1,345,659. Automobile-tire rim. K. A. Beddingfield, assignor of one-half 



to R. D. Feagin— both of Macon, Ga. 

 1,345,670. Automobile-tire rim. II. H. Green, Salt Lake City, Uuh. 

 1,345,777. Reinforced spring tire. H. H. Holdaway, assignor by mesne 

 assignments to The Adams-Campbcll Co., Inc. — both of Los 



1,345,812. Resilient tire with inflatable inner tube. E. Veltung, New 

 York City, assignor by direct and mesne assignments to 

 Veltung Steel Tire Co., a corporation of Delaware. 



1,345,886. Rubber wedge for repair part for heels. L. Rosenfeld, New 

 York City. 



1,345,904. Sponge-rubber article and method of making the same. I. B. 

 Wishart, Trenton, N. J. 

 Cushion support of layers of soft and hard rubber vulcanized 



together. F. W. Bocking, Rifle, Colo. 

 Casing for pneumatic tires. F. B. Carlisle, Andover, Mass., 

 assignor to J. M. Gilbert, Kew York, N. Y. 



1,345,987. 

 1,345,997. 

 1,345,998. 



Casing for pni 



Carlisle, Andover, J 



York Citv. 

 Cushion tire. I. N. K 

 Valve cap for pneumat 

 Circular bead cure for 



aking 



Gilberi 



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1,346,032. 

 1,346,073. 

 1,346,081. 



1,346,113. Pneumatic tire. 



1,346,176. Hot water bottle 



1,346.184. Self-filling fount: 



1,346,336. Cushion tire. B 



1,346,342. Garter. T K. Sey 



nt Holly, N. J. 



R. P. Adams, Lohrville, Iowa. 

 J. Drope, Minneapolis, Minn. 



jrULT 13, 1920. 



. Church, Houston, Tex. 

 R. Chambers, Winthrop, Mass. 

 n. T. .•K. Dickinson, Youngstown, O, 

 Reed, Kokomo, Ind. 



f one-fifth to Milo 



1 ana b. f. tiarnraan, assignors 

 Roth Manufacturing Co. — all of 



-fifth to r". W. Kauffman— all of Elyria 

 garter. A. L. Herrmann, Detroit, Mich, 

 g. E. A. Russell and S. P. Harriraan, assignors 

 bv mesne assignments to Roth Manufacturing Co. — all of Chi- 

 cago, HI. 



Hose coupling, 

 bv mesne as 

 Chicago, III. 



Hose coupling. E. A. Russell and 

 by mesne acsignments 

 Chicago, III. 



Hose coupling. E. N. Roth, assignor to Roth Manufacturing 

 Co.— both of Chicago, III. 



Hose coupling. E. N. Roth, assignor to Roth Manufacturing 

 Co.— both of Chicago. 111. 



Waterproof legging to be worn over clothing. H. W. Ewing, 

 CoHimbus, O. 



Sectional rim for pneumatic tires. G. Rubino, Turin, Italy. 



Metal and rubber stopper for bottles, etc. H. P. Roberts, as- 

 signor by direct and mesne assignments to Rodik Manu- 

 facturing Co. — brth of Boston, Mass. (See description else- 

 where in this issue.) 



Vehicle tire. W. Small and T. G. Small, Paterson, N. J. 



Flat tire signal interposed between tube and casing. D. D. 

 Getman, Minneapolis, Minn., and J. P. Sternhagen, Glasgow, 

 Mont. — said Getman assignor to said Sternhagen. 



Auxiliary detachable tire. W. Barber, New York, N. Y., as- 

 signor to Ada S. Barber, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 1,346,632. Knitted fabric inner tube covering to embed foreign articles 

 and reduce friction. F. S. Bennett, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1.346.653. Closure with gasket frr jars, bottles and other receptacles. A. 



Ingram and H. Ingram, assignors to Ingrams Incorporated — 

 all of Brooklyn. K. Y. 



1.346.654. Closure for jars, bottles and other receptacles. A. Ingram and 



H. Ingram, assignors to Ingrams Incorporated — all of Brook- 

 lyn, K. Y. 

 love with rubber membrane vulcanized upon _ outer surface 

 only oi body with circular ribbed portions on inside of hand 

 and finger surfaces to facilitate gripping objects. T. N. 

 Reynolds, Atlantic, Iowa. (See The India Rubber Worlb, 

 March 1, 1920, page 365; also, this issue, page 817.) 



1.346,692. Resilient tire of alternate layers of fabric and rubber with cir- 

 cular cushion in center. A. Balaguer, Marianao, Havana, 

 Cuba. 



1,346.766. Resilient tire. J. A. Prince and A. L. Gilles, Nice, France. 

 KEISSUES. 



14.913. Repair vukanizer. J. C. Heintz and G. Ruf, Oeveland. Ohio. 

 Said Ruf assignor to said Heintz. (Original No. 1.262.598, 

 dated April 9, 1918.) 



ISSUED JULY 20, 1920. 

 1.346,834. Resilient red of rubber with core of cork granules bonded to- 

 gether. C. E. McManus. New York, N. Y. 

 1,346,841. Removable heel lift with device for fastening in place. R. W. 

 Padden, Kansas City, Mo. 

 Rubber hand stamp. F. Pitman, East Kew, Victoria, Australia. 

 Pneumatic tire. C. Drouet, Houston, Tex. 

 Rubber ball having interior circular metallic strip held at one 



side of center. G. M. Tatum, Media. Pa. 

 Horseshoe with rubber cushion. T. S. Field. Atlanta. Ga. 

 Graining-tool. P. A. Gstalder, Pittsburgh, Pa., assignor to The 



Ohio Varnish Co., Cleveland, Ohio, a. corporation of Ohio. 

 Graining tool. P. A. Gstalder, Pittsburgh, Pa., assignor to The 



Ohio Varnish Co.. Cleveland, O. 

 Demountable rim for tires. W. J. Bruce. Sterling, III. 



1,346,422. 



1,346,423. 



1,346,424. 

 1,346,425. 

 1,346,448. 



1,346,627. 



1,346.683. 



1,346.912. 

 1.346.945. 

 1,346,991. 



1,347,259. 

 1,347,398. 

 1.347,439. 



Amount ctrtificatio 



Ilint, Mich. 

 Douche can, with 



O'Rourke, New York 

 Soft rubber ring tire casing seal 



Utah. 



KEISSUE8. 



14.920. Windshield cleaner. L. H. Mo 



bber check stamp for banks. J. Dcrscba, 



"e provided with rubber sleeve. F. J. 

 L City. 



Budd, Salt Lake City, 



ISSUIU) JULY 27, 1920. 



;, 347, 679. 

 ,347,775. 



O. W. Fort, and H 



irown, assii 



id H. R. Taylor— all of Los Angdes,''^"?.' " 

 roof sole for use on boots and shoes. H. M 



,347,800. Fountain pen. P. E. Wirt, Bloomsburg, Pa. 



,347,847. Tire casing. H. E Grabau, Long Island City. N. Y., and 



d S l*^ ™^''"' ^^^ ^"^ City— said Grabau assignor to 



,347,848. Tire casing fabric and method of manufacture. H. E Grabau 



and A C. SchwarU, New York City— said Grabau assignor 



1,347,864. 

 1.347,901. 

 1,347,950. 



201,795. 

 201.905. 



201.948. 

 202,030 

 202.070. 

 202.128. 

 202,138. 

 202,139. 



N. J. 



Fountain pen having device for retarding flow of ink. W T 

 Fitzpatrick. Waterloo, la. 



Reinforced pneumatic tire. G. Hofmann, assignor to Hofmann- 

 Morgan Rubber Co.— both of Chicago, III. 



Resilient tire. J. A. Home, Newark, N. J. 



Articulated efligy of prehistoric animal, having outer covering 

 of elastic material. H. M. Dawlev, Chatham, N. J. 



Device for inserting plugs in tires. H. R. Hirst, Trenton. N. J. 



Life-preserver helmet. D. Del Re, Iron River, Mich. (Orig- 

 inal application divided.) 



Demountable rim for tires. P. S. Larson, Beloit. Wis. 



Shoe with rubber and fabric welted sole. E. W. Dunbar, as- 

 signor to .'\psley Rubber Co. — both of Hudson, Mass. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED JULY 6. 1920. 

 Wheel with pneumatic tire having enlarged edge. W. E Beas- 



ley, Cheddingion, Countv- of Bucks, and W. Beedle, Watford, 



County of Hertz, coinventors— both in England. 

 Resilient cushion wheel. J. W. Fowler, Grey Lynn, Auckland, 



New Zealand. 

 Pneumatic tire. T. Gordon, Vancouver Island, B. C. 

 Puncture proof, combined solid and pneumatic tire E T 



Lampard. Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. 

 Demountable split rim for tires. P. L. Munford, Birmingham, 



Ala., U. S. A. 

 Inflatable life preserver. F. Stebbing, Chicago, HI., U. S. A. 

 Removable tire tread. The Snap-on Tread & Tire Co., assignee 



of J. C. Burlock— both of New York City, U. S. A. 



ISSUED JULY 18, 1920. 



U. S. A. 

 Stocking supporter with chest and elastic back sections. 



Keys, Ellensburg, Wash., U. S. A. 

 Lather brush with bristles set in rubber and brush-conta 



ing handle. The American Safety Razor Corp., Brookl; 



assignee of M. B. Behrman, Tompkinsville — b< 



York, U. S. A. 

 Running-board mat. The Essex Rubber Co., assignee of R. H. 



Phillips-:-both of_ Trenton. N. J., U. S. A. (See The India 



New 



Rubber World, June 



ISSUED JULY 20, 1920. 



Rim for pneumatic tires. W. J. Stark, Vancouver, B. C, and 



S. R. Ramsey, Burbank, Wash., U. S. A., coinventors. 

 Demountable rim for tires. A. Mentzcr, Duluth, Minn.. 



U. S. A. 

 Rubber ear-protector. H. Hasselbeck, Mannheim, Grand Duchy 



of Baden. Germany. 

 Resilient lire with pneumatic tube. The Veltung Steel Tire 



Co. assignee of E. Veltung— both of New York City. U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. B. W. Brockcit, assignee of W. F. 



Traves— both of Cleveland, O., U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. B. W. Brockett, assignee of W. F. 



Traves— both of Cleveland, O., U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



ISSUED JULY 7, 1920. 



142.440. Device for beating furs. etc.. with rubber mounts under levers, 

 A. I.ebel, 89 rue Pouchct. Paris. France. (Not yet accepted.) 



142.449. Capsule or cWure with rubber disk. C. Columbani, 46 avenue 

 de la Rcpublique, Bondy, and J. B. M. Liarsou. 27 rue du 

 Poteau, Paris — both in France. (Not yet accepted.) 



142,467. Steering and balancing device for heavier-than-air craft, captive 

 balloons, boats, submarines, etc. The Goodyear Tire & Rub- 

 ber Co., 1144 East Market street, assignee of R. H. Upson, 

 219 Shawnee Path— both of Akron, Ohio, U, S. A. (Not yet 

 accepted.) 



Chemical Patents will be found on pages 809, 810. Machinery Patents on pages 814, 816. 



