October 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED AUGUST 15, 1916. 



O. 1,194,393. Water clo&et seal comprising a core of laminated wood 

 and a veneer of hard vulcanized rubber. M. L. 

 .\dler. New York City, assignor to the Brunswick- 

 Balke-Collender Co., Chicago, 111. 



Packing comprising four plies of a '.ingle strip of fabric im- 

 pregnated with rubber, and an intermediate endless wire 

 strand. R. B. Meany, Weehawken, N. J., assignor to Peer- 

 less Rubber Manufacturing Co.. New York City. 



Reinforced pad for shoes. L. S. Samuel. Newark. N. J. 

 Rubber tired vehicle wheel. J. M. McPheetcrs, Palo .Alto. 

 Calif. 



Tire armor. A. Szkoknya, Chicago, 111. 



Wearing surface for conveyor belt con.frising layers of fabric 

 united by rubber and vulcanized. W. F. Bowers, San Fran- 

 cisco, Calif. 



Rubber and canvas sole for bathinc and onting shoes. W. 

 Greilich, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Sectional cushion tire. J. Spyker, Amsterdam, Netherlands. 



Resilient wheel. T. Spyker. .Amsterdan., Netherlands. 



Hose connection. H. V. Styers, Warwick, N. V. 



Tire for vehicle wheels. F. S. Weise, Baltimore. Md. 



Demountable rim. W. T. McLean, assignor of one-half to 

 G. W. Lyndon — both of Chicago, 111. 



1,194,408. 



1,194,428. 

 1,194,651. 



1,194,661. 

 1,194,704. 



1,194,732. 



1,194,789, 

 1,194,790. 

 1,194,793. 

 1,194,797. 



I,194,8.i4. 



1,195.0:3. 

 1,195,036. 

 1,195,11". 

 1,195,125. 



1,195,327. 



1,195,354. 



1,195,365. 



1.195,512. 



1,195,556. 

 1,195,580. 



1.195,621. 

 1,195,640. 



1,195,709. 



1.195,735. 



1,195,913. 

 1.195.931. 



1.195.939. 



1,196,069. 



1.196,250. 



1,196,539. 



1.196,545. 



1.196,604. 



1,196,608. 



1,196,649. 

 1,196,678. 

 1,196,680. 



Inflatable figure in marionette baseball performance toy. T. H. 

 Jackson, Scranton, Pa. 



Elastic fabric. C. A. Lapworth, West Bridgewater, assignor to 

 The Lapworth Webbing Co., Brockton — both in Massachusetts. 



Device for removing wrinkles. M. Spellerberg. Berlin-Friednau, 

 Germany. 



Fountain pen. E. Winne, New York City. 



ISSUED AUGUST 22, 1916. 



Inside heel cushion of sponge rubber. J. W. .Arrowsraith. Mor- 

 ristown, N. J. 



Garter or hose supporter. R. K. Guinzburg, assignor to I. B. 

 Kleinert Rubber Co. — both of New York City. 



Life preserving garment with inflatable portions. J. Krem, 

 Philadelphia, Fa. 



Tire for wheels and means for retaining the same. E. H. 

 Schwarz, New York City. 



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



HoKe coupling. F. Hachmann, assignor of one-fourth to F. C. 

 Schoenthaler — both of St. Louis, Mo.; one-fourth to J. Merz, 

 and one-fourth to G. S. Haskell, Chicago, 111. 



Catamenial napkin. 



E. Sprague, Minneapolis, Minn. 



heels. S. Baruch, New York 



Antiskidding device for vehicle 

 City. 



Fountain pen. I-. J. Most. New York City. 



Vehicle bumper comprising a block of rubber. F. T. Roberts, 

 Trenton, N. J., assignor -to The Paramount Rubber Co., 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



Tire armor, E. B. Curry, Payson, III. 



Surgical appliance comprising pneumatic knee pads. J. L. 

 Sowell, Jasper, Ala. 



Valve attachment for pneumatic tires and the like. C. E. 

 Baker, Carmarthen, Wales. 



ISSUED AUGUST 29, 1916. 



Vehicle tire. L. F. N. Baldwin, Cranston, R. I. 



Aseptic appliance comprising a sheet of comparatively thick 

 rubber. A. O. Kuhn, San Francisco, Calif. 



Alr-ourifier comprising rubbe 

 York City. 



tubes. 



Air bulb in handle for canes, umbrellas, etc 

 Longport, N. J, 



Vehicle wheel rim. 

 Ohio. 



C. H. 



E. I. Goldberg, New 

 E. Holdzkom, 

 Snyder and E. Stallter, Rockford. 



Rubber heel. T. K. Standish, Winthrop, Mass.. assignor to 

 United Shoe Machinery Co., Paterson, N. J. 



Rubber figure toy. L. .\. Bockstahler, Cleveland, Ohio. 



Garment supporter. I., A. Griswold, Dayton, Ohio. 



Hose coupling. H. Handoll. London, England. 



Chemical Patents will be found on page 12. 



1,196,800. 

 1,196,817. 



1,197.011. 



1.197,115. 



1,197,118. 



1,197,236. 

 1,197,266. 



1.197.312. 



1.197.368. 



1,197,432. 

 1,197,454. 

 1,197.493. 



1,197,587. 



1,197,670. 

 1,197,719. 

 1,197,768. 



1,197,805. 



1,197.814. 



1,197,823. 

 1,197,863. 



1,197,911. 



1.197,913. 



1,197,987. 

 1,198.071. 



1,198,104. 



1,198,176. 

 1,198,240. 



1,198,242. 

 1,198.287. 



1,198,317. 



1,198.366. 



1,198,384. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 5, 19H. 



Elastic strip in skirt band. B. F. Milit i, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Tube for storage battery plates having its inner part of rubber 

 material containing finely divided lamp black and its outer 

 part of relatively pure hard rubber. E. W. Smith, Phila- 

 delphia, Pa. 



Combined nursing-bottle and breasi jump- F. Cilino. Pueblo, 

 Colo. 



Submarine life-preserver. G. E. Fell and G. A. Fell, Buffalo, 

 N. y. ; said G. E. Fell assignor to said G. A. Fell. 



-Solid tire with an inner annular of-ening B, A. Godek and 

 I. Benjamin, Paris, France. 



Rain-proof garment. M. Schnur, New York City. 



Syringe. J. E. Cox. assignor of one halt to J. F. Brown — both 

 of Chicago, 111. 



Storage-battery separator. H. Weida, Highland Park, assignor 

 to The India Rubber Co., New Brunswick — both in New 

 Jersey. 



Hose-supporter with rubber button. <^, 7 Hausen, New York 

 City. 



Cushion tire tube. R. J. Bartholomew, Lecton. Mo. 



Diving apparatus. W. Deuter, Wells. Minn. 



.\rmored tire. G. L. Hurd, Tenafly. N J, 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 12. 1916 



Tire comprising a body of rubber and tread layer of fabricated 

 fibrous material. H. R. .\uld. Boston, assignor to G. E. 

 Carr, West Roxbury — both In Massachusetts. 



Life saving suit. F. Schlachter. Decatur, 111. 



Demountable wheel rim. H. E. Doebler. Cannon Falls, Minn. 



Locking device for demountable -iTr,s R. J. Schone, St. 

 Charles, Mo. 



Compression inner tube for a double tube tire. N. C. Doss, 

 Rome, Ga. 



Vehicle-wheel rim. F. A. Frommann. assignor to O. Frommann 

 — both of Chicago, III. 



Life saving suit. B. E. Hervey, Wallace, Idaho. 



Ciasket of rubber compound for hose couplings. E. A. 

 Schreiber, assignor to Chicago Car Heating Co — both of 

 Chicago, III. 



Rubber sole shoe welt of hard and soft rubber. Le B C 

 Colt, assignor to National India Rubber Co. — both of Bris- 

 tol. R. I. 



Rubber sole shoe welt of hard and soft rubber. Le B. C. 

 Colt, assignor to National India Rubber Co. — both of Bris- 

 tol, R. I. 



Pneumatic tire casing with inner supporting frame. A. Win. 

 ick, Jacksonville, Fla 



Vehicle-wheel with interposed pneumatic tube and a tire. M, 

 I Sharpnack, assignor ol one-half to B F. Goodwin — both 

 of Prescotl. .Ariz. 



Locking means for dtinouritabK wlieel rims. j. P. Burger, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



Massage device. L. J. Widness. New York City. 



Tire having a tread and base or ela-tic rubber. A. S. Krotz, 

 Janesville, Wis. 



llinioumahlc rim. U. S. LaniKis. Kakersficld, Calif. 



-Attachment for pneumatic tire vah-rs, C. G. Spencer, East 

 Orange, N. J. 



Demountable rim for vehicle wheels. F P Blubaugh Fort 

 Scott, Kan. 



Golf and other playing ball. 1', 

 Birmingham, Eng. 



IVlartjn and J. Stanley, 



Rubber bulb. T. W. Miller, assignor tc The Faultless Rubber 

 Co. — both of Ashland, Ohio. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUKll MAV 31. 1916 



'169.190. Sleeping tjarment having elastic section and straps. F J Blenis, 

 \ alhalla, N. Y. 



"169.360. Rubber sole protecting device to be adjusted to the shoe hy 



means of clamps and straps. J. C. Hocker, Barnard, Mo. 

 •169,494. Inflatable horse collar. J. Baarson and A. Thorson, Odin, Minn. 

 •169,536. .Anti-skid device W. Grus, Jr.. Chicago, III. 

 •169,595. Rectal syringe. C. A. Tyrrell, New York City. 

 •Denotes patents f(>r American inventions. 

 Machinery and Process Patents on pages 16-17. 



