384 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[April 1, 1916. 



1,175,88-t. 



1,174,993. 



1.175,517. 

 1,175.681. 



R. I. 



ley- 

 Revere Rubber Co., Pn 



■e fabric. F. W. Kremi 



Carl- 



Apparatus for impregnaling ti: 



stadt, N. J. 

 Machine for forming hose bands. H. Gibbs, assisnor to W. D. 



Allen Manufacturing Co.— both of Chicago. HI. 

 Pneumatic tire mold. G. E. Batclieller. New York City. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED DKCEMBER 31, 1915. 

 166.4.'5. Rubber clove. The Sterling Rubber Co., a.ssigncc of J. U. Abler— 



both of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. 

 166,468. Tread for footwear. P. G. Dunham, Tilbury, Ontario, Canada. 

 166.497. Vehicle tire fitted with interior spring blocks in place of an inner 



tube. V. Mongeau, Outremont, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

 166,515. Suction tread for footwear. R. Smith, Sherbrooke, Quebec, 



New York City. 



Canada 



166,521. Tire pressure regulator. C. II. Thaye 



166,554. Hollow resilient automobile tire. The Ruckings Tyre Syndicate, 

 ' Limited, Westminster, assignor to H. Diament, 14 Westbournc 



Terrace Road, Middlesex — both in England. 



166,593. Elastic inserts for skirt bands. E. Caplan, Philadelphia, Pa. 



166,597. Pneumatic tire for automobiles. W. Henry, Clay, Cameon, Colo. 



166!633. Nursing brassiere having a front portion of light waterproof ma- 

 terial. L. Lawrence, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 



166,671. Military coat. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 assignee of L. Fedderman— both of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 



166,718. --Mr tube for pneumatic tires. J. A. Burgess, Toronto, Ontario, 

 Canada. 



166,754. Curtain device for bath tubs. A. E. Lang, Buflfalo, N. Y. 



166,879. Tire core. H. J. S. Keim, Catasaqua, Pa. 



166,899. .Automobile tire tool. W. J. Reid, Gananoque, Ontario, Canada. 



166!905. Tire inner tube. E. L. Scranton, Rising Sun, Ind. 



166!906. Cushion tire. W. Shimon, Pocahontas. Iowa. 



166,920. Tire comprising an outer casing of rubber 

 rubber balls H. E. Wolken. Leigh 



Nebr^ 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED, 

 ■en is that assigned to the Patent upon the 



application. 



'Dcii 



Pate 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal. February 16, 1916.1 



21,241 (1914). Device for wiping automobile glass wind shield. E. Black; 

 188 Clarendon Park Road, Leicester. 



21 312 (1914). Parachute with waterproof casing and rubber rings. E. R. 

 Caltbrop, Eldon Street House, Eldon street, London. 



•21,386 (1914). Life saving apparatus comprising a waterproof bag. P. M. 

 Freely, U Bonner place, New York City. 



21,458 (1914). Toy with rubber tubular legs. J. Isaacs, Highgate Park 

 Works, Alcester street, Birmingham. 



21.489 (1914). Apparatus with rubber mouthpiece and gas bag for admin- 

 istering gases. P. S. O'Donnell, Plaza Hotel, Chicago, 

 111.: H. E. C. Van Heck. 36 Hindes Road, Har 

 Middlesex, and A. D. Wheatley, 26 South .\udley st 

 London. 



[.Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, February 23, 1916.] 



21,502 (1914). Inflatable swimming belt, etc. J. J. Pritchard, 4 Reddings 

 Road, Moseley, Birmingham. 



*21 ^35 (1014). Tire casing with cork filling. E. M. Deal, 5713 Spruce 

 street, and T. I. Brooks, 304 South Tenth street— both 

 in Philadelphia, Pa. 



21616 (1914). Rubber padded non-slip attachment for horseshoes. A. J. 

 Sumner, Blanford Villa, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. 



21.633 (1914). Protective bard for inner tubes. E. K. Fuller, Hemingford 

 Grey, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire. 



21 656 (1914). Combined waterproof cloak and sleening bag. M. Earle, 

 53 Queen's Road, St. John's Wood, London. 

 Endless hatband, belt, garter, etc., having an elastic sec- 

 tion. R. Neill and P. Isles— both of 20 Great Charlotte 



Flexible rubber connection for coupling metal pipes. J. S. 

 Irving, Kenilworth, Osborne Road, South Farnborough, 

 Hampshire. 

 IN The Illustrated Official Journal, March 1, 1916.1 

 Waterproof trench coat adapted for wear under an over- 

 coat; also for use as a ground sheet. A. H. Mills 

 (trading as A. H. Mills & Co.), 9 Grace street, and E. C. 

 Laverack, 130 Hyde Park Road— both in Leeds. 

 Milking machine teat cups, the lining of which consists of 

 a plain rubber tube. C. H. Davis, 10 Church Place, 

 Wanganui, New Zealand. 

 Balata impregnated driving and conveyor belts. Aktie- 

 selskabet Ronlunds Fabriker, 19 Sortebrodretorvet, 

 Odense, Denmark. 



purposes. Meinecke & Co., 

 City, assignees of C. W. 

 , Jersey City, N. J. 

 aterproof apron for use on carriages, etc. A. W. Austen, 

 6.\ Station Road, Maidstone, 

 anket capable of being converted into a sleeping bag or 

 waterproof cape. D. F. Burrage, "Langmoor," Egmont 

 Road, Sutton. Surrey, and Lothbury Supply Association, 

 5 Moorgate street, London. 



1914). 



21.778 



21.874 (1914>. 



*21.890 (1914) 



21,930 (1914V 

 22,031 (1914). 



luntain svringc for irrigatio 

 48 Park Place, New Yor 

 Meinecke. 31 Sherman Pla 



Gardens, Bayswater, Londo 

 (.Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, March 8, 1916.] 

 22,117 (1914). Device for lessening effects of collisions comprising rubber 

 P, Penza, 17 Via Barbaziana, Bologna, 



ring and 

 Italy. 



22,214 (1914). Hose nozzle with rubber disk. M. Buckley, 8 Brook street. 

 Thornton Lodge, Huddersfield. 



•22,262 (1914). Vehicle spring with rubber bumpers. J. Frosig, 751 West 

 Fourth street, and L. W. Walstrom, 611 Eureka ave- 

 nue—both in Reno, Nev. 



22,267 (1914). 



Life-saving 

 Gieve, I 



22,401 (1914). Toy. H. D. Evans, 

 22,433 (1914). Rubber bands used 



iQ, 65 South Molton street — both in 

 8 Brockenhurst Gardens, Addiscombe, 



patent 



THE GERMAN EMPIRE. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Validity). 

 290,213 (August 19, 1913). Surgical sewing material. Supplemc 

 No. 287,150. Firm of M. Essbach, Klingenthal-in-Sa. 



290.216 (May 8. 1914). Packing disc. Firm of Paul Lechler, Stuttgart. 



290.217 (December 10). Resilient tire. Enan McDurmond Deal and John 

 ' ejih Brooks, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. Represented by 



i^„i ., patent lawyer, Aix-la-Chapelle. 



M. Schn 



290,730 (Ma 



1912) 



Hauptstr 



Stamiied fastening button for attaching rub- 

 to rubber mouth dams. .\dolf Pochwaldt, 162, 

 Berlin- Schbneberg. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (June 26, 1915). Elastic tire for vehicle wheels. T. H. Kep. 

 (March 2). _E!astic wheel for automobiles, motor cycles and other 



ehicles. Miss E. Murray. 



(Marcl 

 (May 



(March 16). Pneu. 

 (March 17). Impi 





L. E. Pickett. 

 , coupliiig springs and other: 



478,216 

 478,224 



: casing. D. R. Shewan. 

 ti-skid devices for automobile wheels. 

 The National Steam Car Co., Limited, and Crawley-Boevey. 

 (March 19). Elastic wheel with a hollow rim. DeLandaluce y 



(March 20). Improvements in vehicle wheels. S. Ramsbotham. 

 (March 26). Mud guard for automobiles and other vehicles. P. 



(March 31). Improvements in elastic wheels for vehicles. B. O. 

 Bergensen. 



(July 24. 10141. New application, to the wheels of automobiles and 

 other vdtulf^. nf means to decrease the heating of the rubber, 

 til' ■< pneumatic tires and to make and replace 



w, 478,231 (Ai 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED JANUARY 20, 19 



for 



vehicle 



E. Henderson, 503 Ke 



TRADE-MARKS. 



■THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSUED FEBRUARY 15, 



916. 



81,399. Abercrombie & Fitch Co., New York City. The initials A & F. 

 For tennis balls, footballs and sporting goods. 



88,841. The Mechanical Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. The word Cham- 

 pion. For garden hose composed of rubber and rubber fabric. 



90.098. The Portage Rubber Co., Barberton, Ohio. The word Summit. 

 For rubber vehicle tires. 



90,620. Samstag & Hilder Bros., New York City. Illustration of a seal 

 with a crown and lion with the word Colonial. For dress shields, 

 hose supporters, rubber hair pins, etc. 



91,163. Franklin-Caro Co., Richmond, Va. Representation of a beehive 

 and a bee with the words Honev Fruit. For chewing gum. 



91.775. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word Cclia. For light weight rubber shoes. 



91.776. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word Ada. For light weight rubber shoes. 



91.777. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word Sheba. For light weight rubber shoes. 

 91.882. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word .4my. For light weight rubber shoes. 

 91 884. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word Ines. For light weight rubber shoes. 

 91 885 Mishawaka Woolen Manaufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



word Santa. For light weight rubber shoes. 

 91 886. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturine Co., Mishawaka. Ind. The 



word Komo. For light weight rubber shoes. 



