September 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



691 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N' 



1,191.219. 

 1,191,318. 

 1,191,320. 



,191,-498. 

 ,191,500. 



1,191.577. 

 1,191,578. 

 1,191.604. 

 1.191,785. 

 1,191.788. 

 1,191.820. 



1,191.836. 



1.192,036. 

 1,192,038. 

 1,19?;039. 



1,192,090. 

 1.192,147. 

 1.192,149. 

 1.192,186. 

 1,192,222. 

 1,192,238. 



1.192.259. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED JLLV IS, 1916. 



.191,200. Clothing protector comprising a protective apron of 

 moiflure proof material. M. J. IJebenstein and L. H. 

 Emsheimer, ai^signors to A. Stein & Co. — all of Chi- 



Hose clamp. C. Pelter, assignor of one-half to J. L. Eggers — 

 both of Walla Walla, Wash. 



N. Kelscy, assignor to A. H. Bow- 

 Stein & Co.— 

 both of Chicago, III. 



Demountable rim. A. J. Glau. San Ardo, Calif. 



Golf practicing device comprising an elastic hollow loop. A. G. 

 Lett, Washington, D. C. 



Combination leather sole and rubber heel. O. C. Davis, Brock- 

 ton, Mass. 



Rubber sole with imitation welt strip. O. C. Davis. Brockton, 

 Mass. 



Nipple protector. R. Keil, New York City. 



shank arch cushion comprising a solid rubber block. J. 



of one-half to W. N. Dorsett— both of \Va 



ington, D. C. 



Smith, 

 ini 

 Demi 





able rim. R. A. Eckberg. Des Moines, Iowa. 

 Massaee brush. O. Englund, Chicago, III. 

 Shaving brush. O. S. McCurdy, Wilkinsburg, Fa. 

 Corset. R. Heindrich, New York City. 

 Water shoe. A. P, Horn, Fort Thomas, Ky. 

 Rubber stamp. W. J. Pannier. Jr., assignor to Pannier Bros. 



Stamp Co.— both of Pittsburgh. Pa. 

 Life-preserving jacket. S. Sarosiek, Nutley, N. J. 

 Rubber tired vehicle wheel. E. Amodeo-Salvator, Brooklyn, 



N. Y. 

 Spring tire with rubber cushions. J. E. Hart and A. Benzinger, 



Columbus, Ohio. 



ISSUED JULY 25, 1916. 



Resilient tire. T. L. Carbone, Charlottenburg, Germany. 

 Dust cap for tire valves. C. W. Cleveland. Louisiana, Mo. 

 Toy construction block comprising two rubber disks. -A. D. 



Converse, Winchendon, Mass. 

 Automobile tire. R. M. Merriman. .'Vkron, Ohio. 

 Demountable rim tool. O. A. Wood, Blissfield, Mich. 

 Tire armor. P. W. Anderson and J. T. Kennelly, Rawlins, Wyo. 

 Respirator. S. W. Greene, East Greenwich, R. I. 

 Rim for automobile tires. J. S. O'Gorman, Portland. Oreg. 

 Inner tube for pneumatic tires. R. C. Spratling, assignor to 



Opelika Pneumatic Tube Co.— both of Opelika, Ala. 

 ' "ng wheel embodying an^^ar^nular pneun 



)^nr"N^"H!' 

 R. G. Falconer, 



1,192,495. 

 1,192,496. 



1,192,648. 

 1,192,683. 

 1.192,831. 



1,192.853. 

 1,192,860. 

 1,192.924. 



1,193,086. 

 1,193,088. 

 1.193,108. 

 1.193,198. 

 1,193,250. 

 1,193,287. 

 1,193,392. 

 1,193,476. 



tube. J. N. An 

 Protector for pneumitic tires. 

 Tire valve cap. O. A. Smith, assignor of 



Henn— both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Inhaler. W. R. Thatcher, Oskaloosa, lov 



Dayton, Ohio. 

 Resilient tire. J. F. Carlson, Attica. Ind. 

 Resilient tire. J. F. Carlson, Attica, Ind. 

 Internal armor for pneumatic tires. A. Niel 

 Twii 



Utah. 



nnection for connecting a suction hose with a fire 



hydrant. W. H. B. Halahan, Rye, N. Y. 

 Tire protector. J. T. Landaiche, Remy, La. 

 Catamenial appliance. S. B. Potter. Washington, D. C. 

 Playing ball. W. R. Knight, Belleville, assignor to St. Mungo 



Manufacturing Co. of America, Newark — both in New Jersey. 



ISSUED AUGUST 1, 1916. 



Tire rim. P. W. Burford. East Rochester. N. Y. 

 Coupling for gas hose. J. J. Carey, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Automobile tire protector. R. S. Miller, Red Sulphur Springs, 



E. Winton-Charteris, London, England. 



signor to W. D. .Mien Manufacturing 



1,193,500. 

 1,193,524. 

 1,193,529. 

 1,193.608. 

 1,193,713. 

 1,193,781. 

 1,193,810. 



1,193,865. 

 1,193,991. 

 1,193,922. 

 1,194,020. 



1,194,081. 

 1,194,120. 

 1,194,136. 

 1,194.152. 



1,194,161. 



1,194,177. 



1,194,193. 



1,194,215. 



1,194,253. 

 1,194,279. 

 1,194,285. 



ISSUED AUGUST 8, 1916. 



Insole forming an inflatable arch support. P. O. Poulson, Ros- 



well. N. Mex. 

 Fabric for tires and the like. R. B. Pric , 

 Regenerating Co. — both of Mishawaka, Ind. 

 Demountable rim for vehicle wheels. C. F. Heinig, assignor of 



one fourth to M. L. Baugham — both of Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Demountable rim. G. S. Maxwell, assignor of one-half to M. A. 



Bayles— both of Washington, D. C, and W. F. Hale, Nokes- 



assignor 



Hayl< 



Va. 



Dust cap for valve-stems. R. M. Brown, Wilmington, Ohio. 

 Rubber top. F. A. Cigol, Little Falls, N. J. 

 Musical rubber ball. F. A. Cigol. Little Falls, N. J. 

 Demountable resilient tire seating rim for automobile wheels. 



J. G. Hodgson, Maywood, III. 

 Resilient tire. E. L. Scranton, Rising Sun, Ind. 

 Cushion tire. J. S. Bahen, Rock Island. III. 

 Demountable rim. B. A. Bryon, Ridgefield, Conn. 

 Cushion insole for boots and shoes. P. F. Douglas, Minnedosa, 



Manitoba, Canada. 

 Antiskidding device for tires. G. B 



C. H. Keith— both of Cleveland, Oh 

 Cushion tired wheel. A. H. Henderson, assig 



derson Rubber Co. — both of .Baltimore, Md. 

 iing elasti 



to 



nor to The Hen- 





J. O. Morrison, Anderson. 



Adjustable sweat band, c 



L. Kronthal, New Yo 

 Medicine applicator and moistene 



Ind. 



.■\rmored tire. R. E. Stump, Fresno. Calif. 

 Blow-out patch for pneumatic tires. J. N. Davis, Denver, Colo. 

 Guard rim for pneumatic tires. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, Ohio, 



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

 Vehicle tire construction W. S. Temple. Mount Vernon, Ohio. 



168,583. 

 168,639. 



168,719. 



168,811. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED APRIL .iO. 1916. 



Fly swatter composed of a perforated web of rubber. The Stand- 

 ard Vending Machine Co., Hazelton, assignee of G. W. Gomber, 

 Conyngham — both in Pennsylvania. 



Life preserver. G. E. Fell and G. A. Fell, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 otector and non-skiddii 

 Green. Surrey, Englan 



Life preserver. The American Life Buoy Co.. assignee of B 

 Franklin— both of Chicago, HI. 



India rubber shoe pad. W. W. Phillips, 142. 144 and 146 Old 

 street, London. England. 



Syringe. J H. Pruitt, Fort Myers, Florida. 



Teat cup for milking machines T. N. Fletcher, Hamilton. Auck- 

 land, New Zealand. 



Ear drum. G. J. Wagar, Detroit. Mich. 



Tire calipers. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City assignee 

 of J. R. Gammeter, Akron, Ohio. ^' ^"'8"" 



Tire calipers. B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City, assignee 

 of H. E. Curtis, Dayton, Ohio. 



Pneumatic tire. A. Baigne, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 



Method of marking rubber. M H. Clark, Hastings-on-Hudson, 



N. Y. 

 169,105. Nasal irrigator. C. H. W. Moclle 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



Massage nppli 



Hose nozzle. 



Co.— both of Chicago, 111. 



Faucet spray attachment. M. Thomson, Chicago, III. 



Demountable rim. H. J. Trares, Edwardsville, III. 



Rubber tire. A. K. Allen and C. A. Allen, Seattle, Wash. 



Resilient heel. J. Solomon, Oberlin, Ohio. 



.•\utomobile floor mat. G. F. Foss, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 



Beard softener of rubber. T. G. Morgan. Shamokin. Pa. 



Anti-skid tire chain. R. T. Hughes, Kansas City, Mo. 



Force pump. M. Block, assignor to Illinois Force Cup & Spe- 

 cialty Co.— both of Chicago, III. 



Chemical Patents will be found on page 658. Hachii 



iclication nf date), and supersede the 

 roceedings after acceptance of the com] 



[.Abstracted in Tue Illustrated O 



4.073 (1915). 



numbers when their 

 to public inspection 

 100.001 (without any 



Become open to public inspection 

 rt with No. 100.001 (withou- 

 riginal application numbers 

 ;te specihcatii 



Journal, July 5, 1916.] 

 Waterproof waistcoat lined with a film of rubber. W. T 



Rawlings. 59 Beaver Hall Hill, Montreal, Canada. 

 Galvanic battery separator made by cutting slices from 



and rubber, con 

 8117 Carnegie ; 

 .084 (1915). Stocking-suspenders. J. I 

 Parkcston, Essex. 



•Denotes Patents for American Inventior 

 pages 661-663. 



Cleveland. Ohi 



Willard, 

 1, Foster Road, 



and Process Patents 



