THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[November 1, 1915. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 21, 1915. 



N' 



ucke and H. Schaefer 



1.154,218. 

 1,154,259. 

 1,154,280. 



1,154,288. 



1,154,318. 

 1.154,372. 



1,154,442. 

 1.154,476. 



1,154,484. 



1,154,491. 

 1,154,497. 

 1,154,504. 

 1,154,525. 



1,154,529. 



1,154,556. 



.1 53,948. Whicle wheel. 11. \' 

 111 of Detroit, Mich. 



154.055. Eorce cup. G. C. Reeves, Chicago, 

 Audiphone. C. Soret, Havre, France. 

 Resilient tire. D. M. Kaniph 



one-half 



N. Y. 



detachable vehicle wheel. 

 The Dunlop 

 Ruhber Lc, Limited, .\ston Cross,' near Birmingham — both in 

 England. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. W. F. Stengel, assignor of one-half to 



J. Benker— both of Akron, Ohio. 

 Demountable rim. J. J. Stosick, South MilwaukL>e, Wis. 

 Hose coupling. C. H. Light, Des Moines, Iowa. 

 Undergarment in which elastic fabric is used. A. Wylie, Rock- 



ville Center, N. Y. 

 Collapsible rim. W. B. Christopher, assignor of one-half to 



C. C. Baxter— both of Birmingham, Ala. 

 Tire filler. H. J. S. Keim, Catasauqua, Pa. 

 Battery cell. A. P. Burritt, Ozone Park, N. Y. 

 Tool for repairing tires. F. Sevison, Muncy, Pa. 

 Filling device with rubber sleeve. H. S. Benjamin, Rochester, 



billing 

 N. Y. 



Resilient tire for road vehicle. W. H. Carmont, Kingston, 



England. 

 Orthopedic cushion. L. DeOliva Deol, New York, N. Y. 

 Wheel with flexible tire. J. F. Evans, Martinsburg, W. Va. 

 Vehicle wheel tire. A. W. Gano, Carrollton, III. 

 Anti-skidding and traction appliance for vehicle wheel. J. Mc- 



Mulleii, Butte, Mont. 

 Game table with elastic cushions. L. Meluzzi, Buenos .\ires. 



Hose supporter. B. S. Alsop. New York, N. Y. 



N. J., 



N. y. 



.156,054. 

 ,156,099. 

 ,156,153. 



,156,155. 

 ,156,172. 

 ,156,202. 

 .156,238. 

 ,156,242. 

 ,156,268. 



,156,278. 



.156,293. 



.156,328. 



Rectal syringe. C. -\. Tyrrell, New York, N. Y. 



Corset with elastic inserts. A. .\bt, assignor to The Warner 



Brothers Co. — both of Bridgeport, Conn. 

 Elastic wheel. E. .-Mmond, Paris, France. 

 Friction and metal plug for rubber heels and other tread 



surfaces. F. Berenstein, Chelsea, assignor of one-half to W. 



Bernstein, Boston— both in Mass. 

 Tire deflating tool. W. C. Gunnell, Cadiz, Ohio. 

 Attachable outer sole for boots and shoes. K. M. Withycombe, 



Sydney, New South Wales. Australia. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 12, 1915. 

 Hot water bottle. W. M. Brown, Cambridge, Mass. 

 Vehicle wheel. L. Risk, Waterloo, Iowa. 

 Vehicle wheel having a solid rubber tire. R. Krunenberg, 



Ohiigs, Germany. 

 Vehicle tire. N. R. Landis, Portland, Ore. 



Bed pan constructed of rubber. I. Poinde.\ter, Prineville, Ore. 

 Breast shield. A. C. Barrett, Montgomery, Ala. 

 Bathing cap. I. W. Litchfield, Newton, Mass. 

 Cushion wheel. C. T. Miller, Menard, III. 



id pressure gage. O. F. R. Broraberg, 



to C. P. Uryden— both 

 bber cushion. W. R. 



San Diego, Cal. 

 Vacuum horseshoe. . 



of Chicago, III. 

 Recoil pad for gum 



Jorgenson, Chicago, 111. 

 Pressure regulating device for tire valves. C. H. Thayer, 



assignor of one-fourth to G. P. Ransom, one-fourth to G. A. 



Gucker, and one-fourth to M. L. Sullivan— all of Elmira, 



N. Y. 

 Elastic garter. A. P. Coolbroth, Cambridge, Mass. 

 Hat or cap band with section of elastic. S. Kunstadter, Chi- 



■ED SEPTEMBER 28, 



1,155,046. 



1,155,047. 



1,155,053. 



1,155,209. 

 1,155,246. 

 1.155,255. 

 1,155,315. 



to De 



lit De- 



Multiple chamber pneumatic tire. J. W. Turner. Kirksville, Mo. 



Pneumatic tire. H. S. Dew, De Walt, and W. H. Minton, 

 Missouri City— both in Texas. 



Piston packing. G. S. Towne, Oakland, Cal. 



Rubber tread flexible armor for pneumatic tire. C. L. Wolfe, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Storage battery. W. .\. Crowdus, assignor of one-half to At- 

 kinson, Mentzer & Co.— both of Chicago, III. 



Storage battery. W. A. Crowdus, assignor of one-half to At- 

 kinson, Mentzer & Co.— both of Chicago"; III. 



Tire of shoe holder for automobiles. F. W. Ehrlich, Newark, 

 assignor to E. A. Whitehouse Mfg. Co.— both in New Jersey. 



Heel grip. M. H. Burke, Denver, Colo. 



Resilient wheel. A. Jutila, Orr, Minn. 



Tire. J. E. McCoughtry, Gary, Ind. 



Wheel for self propelled vel 

 The Cleveland Engineering 



156,740. 

 136,748. 



Hose rack. C. Nuhring, Cincinn 

 Float valve mechanism with an 



Stokes, assignor to W. H. Darr 

 icluding 



Berdan. Maywood, N. J. 

 Spring and presser bar for fountain pens. E. F. Britten, Jr., 



Jersey City, New Jersey, assignor to L. E. Waterman Co., 



New York, N. Y. 

 Life saving belt or buoy. J. Brown, Liverpool, England. 

 Bust reducer Brassiere. .\I. Perillat, assignor to Ye Lady's 



Outfitterie —both of New York, N. Y. 



13. G. Butts, as.'-ignor to The Ivory 



Gar 



-both of New Orleans, 



e gage. R. C. Sibley. Boston. W;,fs 



ISSUED OCTOBER 5. 1915. 



for pneumati 



E. Neal, Ande 

 Baker, 



Ind. 



ssign 



Uni- 



1,155,395. 

 1,155,396. 

 1,155,397. 

 1,155,398. 



1,155.575. 



1,155,577. 

 1,155,584. 

 1,155,611. 

 1,155,644. 



to Universal Rim Co.- 



rsal Rii 



Rim Co.— both of Chicago, III. 

 Vehicle wheel. E. K. Baker, assi( 



both of Chicago, III. 

 Mounting for tire. E. K. Baker 



Co. — both of Chicago, III. 

 Vehicle wheel. E. K. Baker, assignor to Universal Rim Co.— 



both of Chicago, III. 

 Demountable rim for automobile wheels. E. K. Baker, assignor 



to Universal Rim Co.^both of Chicago, III. 

 Non-skidding device. M. C. Gannett, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire mounting. C. G. Hawley, and E. K. Baker, 



assignors to Universal Rim Co.— all of Chicago, 111. 

 Core formed of a resilient rubber substitute. W. Hoskins, 



La Grange, III. 

 Patch for pneumatic tire. L. H. Israel, Fairfield, Iowa. 

 Medicine dropper. F. C. La Grange, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 

 Fountain pen. H. W. Pierce, Waverly, Mass. 

 Rubber shoe. J. T. Crowley, assignor to The Beacon Falls 



Rubber Shoe Co.— both of Beacon Falls, Conn. 

 Hose clamp. F. P. D'Arcy, Kalamazoo. Mich. 

 Catamental belt of elastic webbing. E. Johnson, Cincinnati, 



UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



12,363 

 12,366 



(1914). 

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 (1914). 

 (1914). 



Wheel tire. S. E. Page, 27 Chancery Lane, London. 

 Spring wheel with pneumatic cushion. R. T. Park, 137 



York street. South Melbourne. Victoria, Australia. 

 Tire attachment to rim. T. Dunn, 8 Sherwood street, 



Piccadilly Circus. London. 

 Fabric used in the manufacture of hose. W. J. Mellersh- 



Jackson, 28 Southampton Buildings, London. 



eldt & Kuhnke, Werk 



