January 1. 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



205 



1,163,311. 

 1,163,319. 

 1,163.338. 



1,163.343. 

 1,163,368. 



1,163,395. 

 1,163,408. 

 1,163.456. 



1,163,490. 

 1.163,518. 

 1,163,567. 



1,163,577. 



1,163,619. 



1.163,620. 



Means for inflating pneumatic tires. F. J. Cleaver, Carnegie 

 borough. Pa., assignor of one-fourth to S. L. H. Morris; one- 

 fourth to H. \V. Ilodgdon, and one-fourth to E. T. Baron, 

 Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Collapsible tire rim. A. L. Ottenad, St. Louis, Mo. 



Vehicle wheel with rubber tread. W. H. Parkham, Knoxville, 

 Tenn. 



Non-skid tire. P. Bernstein, Roxbury, Mass. 



Fountain tooth brush. W. O. Campbell, St. Louis, Mo. 



Pneumatic tire. W. D. Harris, assignor to Harris Tire & Rub- 

 ber Co.— both of Philadelphia, Pa. 



Rubber coated hair curler. N. Illoway, New York, N. Y. 



Doll having an inflatable air receiving element within head. 

 S. H. Rosfsky. Port Richmond, N. Y., assignor of one-half 

 to A. Cone, Toronto, Canada. 



.\rch support. E. P. Cushman, Methuen, Mass. 



Tire armor. S. Hunter, Syracuse, N. Y. 



split wheel rims. D. J. Raymond, Cran- 



"vV^e." 



vulcanized 



Door stop. J. H. Snow, Indianapolis, 1 



Wright, Douglas, Ariz. 

 Toe separator. A. Weil, New York, N. 

 Tire armoi. E. Farr, Lancaster, Ohio. 

 Needle for talking machines having ru 



shank. L. K. Scotford, Chicago, III. 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. P. S. Whiting, Akron. Ohio, as 



to M. E. Whiting, Wayne county, Mich. 

 Chain tire grip. W. B. Lashar, assignor to American 



Co., Inc. — both of Bridgeport, Conn. 

 Tire grip. W. B. Lashar, assignor to American Chaii 



Inc. — both of Bridgeport, Conn. 



A. Y. 



UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



[.Abstracted i; 

 16,291 (1914). 



16,373 (1914). 

 '16,382 (1914) 

 16,403 (1914). 

 •16,475 (1914), 

 •16.579 (1914). 



upon the filing of the 



'Denotes Patents for An 



The iLLusTR.'iTED Ofticul Journal, November 10, 1915.] 



16,596 



16.715 (1914). 



16,740 (1914). 



16,772 (1914). 



16,789 (1914). 



17,019 (1914). 



17.035 (1914). 



17,045 (1914). 



17,150 (1914). 



[Abstracted i: 

 17.614 (1914). 



•17,631 (1914) 



•17.637 (1914), 



•17,642 (1914). 

 17,647 (1914). 

 17,660 (1914). 

 •17,666 (1914). 

 17,740 (1914). 



bead. J. Davis, 



Elastic hat band. M. M. Kempley, and E. Beaugeard, 30 

 Cromwell Grove, West Kensington Park, London. 



Rubber parts for pipe couplings and valves. E. J. Rohr- 

 bacher, 701 East Pike street, Seattle, Washington. 



Rubber tubes in sheet piling joints. E. W. Moir, 10 Vic- 

 toria street, Wettminster. 



of 402 Panama Building, Portland, Oregon, 

 nflatable pneumatic tubes in life boat construction. J. Ker- 



tesz, no Madison street, Pottstown, Pennsylvania. 

 fHE Illustr.\ted Official Journal, November 17, 1915.1 

 'acuum cleaning apparatus. C. E. Cherry, 401 Aniaby 



Road, Kensington-upon-HulI. 



H. G. Powell, "The Myrtles," Mellish Road, 





attachments. H. Wade, 



Hatton Garden, 



Detachable 



London. 

 Tire attachments to rims. R. T. Smith, 111 Lovely Lane, 



Warrington, Lancashire. 

 Securing solid rubber tires to rims. M. Po1.-ick, Walters- 



hausen, Gotha, Germany. 

 India rubber apparatus for aerating liquids. Akt.-Ges. 



Metzeler & Co., Westendstrasse, Munich, Germany. 

 Toy projectile having a rubber head. H. Sauer, 5 Fuchs- 



strassc, Nurnberg, Germany. 



The Illustr.\ted Official Journal, December 1, 1915.1 

 Elastic garter. F. Dawkins, 64 Belgrave Gardens, Chester 



Road, Wanstead. London. 

 Elastic fabric for corsets. W. Kops, 490 West End avenue, 



Manhattan, New York. 

 Valve comprising a rubber face. W. H. Taylor. 50,1 Market 



street, San Francisco, and I. L. Peterson, Burlingame — 



both in California. 

 Dress shield. V. Guinzburg, 725 Broadway, Manhattan, 



New York. 

 Rubber in joint-making packing. J. T. Billson, Upper Toll 



17.766 (1914). Pneumatic tire. D. R. Shewan, 1541 22nd avenue East, 



Vancouver, Canada. 

 17,815 (1914). Rubber in sanitary traps. J. Murphy, 223 School Road, 



Crookes, Sheffield. 

 17,883 (1914). Apparatus for washing drinking vessels. J. C. Sumner, 145 



Church street, Preston, Lancashire. 



Ansi 



36,239 



NEW ZEALAND. 



racted in The Patent Office Journal, October 28, 1915.] 



Combined tire i 

 Baker, 34 Blu 



36,258 (1915). Pneumatic tire c 

 Reclaim Worl 



36.599 (1915). Hollow rubber v: 



ve and patch 

 street, Carmarthen, Wales. 

 !r reinforcement or repair. F. W. Farr, 

 Henry street, Northampton, England. 

 - ■ -' - ■ flushing apparatus. R. W. H. 



Kamsay, Palmerslon North, New Zealand. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Applicatioi 

 76,791 (December 17, 1914). Method of protecting auto 



Martino. 

 76,825 (December 22). Pneumatic vehicle wheel. 



Whyte. 

 76,866 (November II). Mudguard for automobiles. W. Cu 

 / 6,875 (May 13). Improvement in shock absorbers for a 



EsnaultPeleterie. 

 76,924 (December 30). Wheel for road vehicles. O. E. S. Hus 

 77,018 (January 4, 1915). Improvement relating to pneumatic 



The Dunlop Rubber Co., Limited, and J. V. Worthingt 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of French patents c 

 lined from R. Bobet, Ingenieur-Conseil, 16 avenue de Villiers, 

 cents each, postpaid. J 



Taylor am 

 opianes. 



TRADE MARKS. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 16, 1915. 

 81,489. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 



words Yukon Musher. For footwear of rubber or in combination 



with other materials. 

 88,176. The Tire Store, Greensburg, Pa. Illustration of a truncate pyramid. 



For tires, innei tubes, bicycle tires composed of rubber and fabric 



The 



rd Au 



'-0-Mm 





E. W. Remick. Boston, Mass. The word Exersher. For footwear 



made of rubber. 

 United S: Globe Rubber Manufacturing Cos., Trenton, N. J. The 



word Efficiency. For rubber hose, rubber belting, rubber valves, 



rubber packings, etc. 

 H. Goldman & Co., Inc., New York. The word Tour-Rain. For 



The Mechanical Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J.; Cleveland, Ohio, 



and New York. Representation of a bench vise. For friction 



tape. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 23, 1915. 

 Seabury & Johnson, East Orange, N. J., and New York. Repre- 

 sentation of a gold Maltese cross. For impermeable surgical 



dressings, gutta percha tissue, mackintosh cloth, etc. 

 Seabury & Johnson, East Orange, N. J., and New York. The 



words Cold Cross Brand. For impermeable surgical dressings, 



gutta percha tissue, mackintosh cloth, etc. 

 Goodyear's India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co., New York, and 



Naugatuck, Conn. The word Atos. For water bottles, syringes 



and combinations of the two. 

 J. H. Price, Columbus, Ohio. The words Stride Righter. For 



rubber and leather shoes for men and women. 

 M. L. Margolish, New York. The word Meritas. For armbands. 

 O'Sullivan Rubber Co., Portland, Me., and New York. The words 



Next To Wings. For rubber heels for boots and shoes. 

 ISSUED NOVEMBER 30, 1915. 

 Traveller Tire & Tube Co., Inc.. New York, N. Y. The word 



Traveller. For rubber tires and tubes. 

 Alfred A. Kohn, New York, N. Y. Illustration of a wheel cart 



tandem. For boots and shoes of leather, cloth and rubber. 

 A. Stein & Co.. Chicago. III. Illustration of a gentleman putting 



on a garter. For garters. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 7, 1915. 



«ords Tri-Sole 



Goodyear Rubber Co.. Middletown, Conn. The 



Steward. For ruber boots and shoes. 

 Romort Manufacturing Co., Seattle, Wash. The 



For rubber valve packing or gaskets. 

 Oneida Community, Limited, Oneida, N. Y. The w 



For fountain pens, rubber and combination erase 

 Th^ Rubber Products (To., Earberton, Ohio. The word Stronghold. 



word Romort. 

 rd Community. 



89,532. 

 89,884. 



vehicle 

 Revere Rubber Co., Provide 



rubber horseshoe pads. 

 I. W. Iloyer, Philadelphia, 



synthetic rubber compound 



textile fabrics. 



The word Nobby. For 



Mount Hobson Ro 



DESIGNS. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 16, 1915. 



48,150. Toy balloon. F. F. Brucker, assignor to The Miller Rubber Co.— 

 both of .Akron. Ohio. 



48,159. Bowl for fountain syringes. R. P. Ncwcome, Amarillo, Tex. 

 ISSUED DECEMBER 7, 1915. 



48,244. Elastic vehicle tire. M. J. Del Grego, .Akron, Ohio. 



48,427. Vehicle tire. M. J. Gillen, Cleveland. Ohio, assignor to The Stand- 

 ard Tire & Rubber Manufacturing Co., a corporation of Ohio. 



48,253. Tire tread or similar article. J. S. Patterson, Boston, assignor to 

 Needham Tire Co., Needham — both in Massachusetts. 



