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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[NovEMiitR 1, iyi6. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N° : 



1,198,552. 



1,198,634. 



1,198,687. 



1,198,688. 

 1,198,742. 



1.198,747. 



1,198,812. 



1.198,927. 

 1,198,947. 



1,198,950. 

 1,199,003. 



1,199,025. 



1,199,037. 



1,199,078. 



1,199,144. 

 1,199,236. 



1,199,264. 

 1,199,456. 



1.199,509. 



1,199.562. 

 1,199,644. 



1,199,660. 

 1,199.670. 



1.199,686. 

 1,199,698. 



1.199,702. 



1,199,717. 



1,199,789. 

 1,199,817. 

 1.199.826. 

 1,199.837. 



1,199,859. 



1,199,892. 

 1,199,902. 



1,199,914. 



1.199,993. 



1,200,015. 



1.200,031. 



1,200,237. 

 1.200,255. 



1,200,291. 



1,200,355. 

 1,200,358. 

 1,200.418. 



1.200,566. 

 1,200,596. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED sKrri:Mr.F,K ly, i9i6. 



198,447. Tire with a pneumatic tube comprising a series of 

 bellows-like cells. J, A. Horigan. Kansas City, Mo, 



,198,548. Attachment for auto-tircs. 

 field, Mass. 



J. Freud, assignor to E. Schwarz — both of 



W. Hudson and H. B. Spencer, as- 

 to R. W. Nichols — all of Ottawa, On- 



E. Hudson, Calgary, 



to 



emergency tread. 



A. G. Holci). North- 

 D. Hutchinson, Pavilion, 

 C. P. Ilensley. San Fran- 



Automobile 



N. y. 



Pneumatic tire with armored tube. 

 CISCO, Calif. 



Inflatable mattress, pillow, cushion, and upholstery. H. I. Will- 

 iams, Barberton, and E. L. Bechtel, Akron — both in Ohio. 



Collapsed-tire alarm. G. F. Young, Indianapolis, Ind. 



ScU-retaining rectal tube. C. W. Meinecke, East Orange. N. 

 J., assignor to Meinecke & Co., New York City. 



Til s casing with inner springs. B. C. Mudge, North Brook- 

 field, Mass. 



Armored pneumatic tire. A. Baigne, assignor of one-half to 

 Anna Rrie — both of Montreal, Quebec. Canada. 



Horseshoe pad. E. Kempshall, Washington, D. C. 



Orthopedic device consisting of a tubular soft rubber cushion 

 for the great toe. A. L. Murphy, New York City. 



Self-filling fountain pen. J. H. Palmer, Jersey City, N. J. 



Closure for hot water bottles. O. M. Gottesman, New York 

 City. 



Nursing bottle and nipple. W. B. Worlock, Rome, assignor of 

 one-half to C. E. Kelley, Buffalo — both in New York. 



Elastic for suspenders. W, C. Holiday, Wekiwa, Fla. 

 ISSUED SEPTEMBER 26. 1916. 



Garment supporter loop comprising an elastic pad. G. I. Jer- 

 alds, Cheshire, Conn. 



Rubber tissue in making wigs. Zan Zax, Los Angeles, Calif. 



Puttee or spat having a main portion of elastic material. J. 

 Boyd, Clonbur, Gahvay, Ireland. 



Pneumatic tire. H. E. Grabau, Long Island City, N. Y. 



Rubber brush for bottle cleaning machines. O. Eick, St. Louis, 

 Mo. 



Wind shield cleaner with a rubber strip. W, F. Tesnow, 

 Chicago, III. 



Tire protector. C. Jordan, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Inner tube ends mechanically joined within the casing. C. S. 

 Wert, Kendall vi He, Ind. 



Demountable rim. C. Braniff, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Massage apparatus for attachment to a sewing machine. B. 

 L. Davis, Detioit, Mich. 



Tire clamp, H. J. Geake, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. 



Antiskid-chain. A. J. Heinsius, Charleroi borough, assignor of 

 one-half to C. C. Dieter, Pittsburgh — both in Pennsylvania. 



Combination inflatable life saving and swimming device. G. 

 W. Johnston, St. Joseph. Mo. 



Tire filler. D, H. Shapiro, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

 ISSUED OCTOBER 3, 1916. 



Electrical conductor. M. Hochstadter, Harrisburg, Pa. 



Rubber heel. E. T. Packard, Avon, Mass. 



Hose clamp. A. F. Schroeder, Cleveland, Ohio. 



Shaving brush. C. E. Thompson, assignor of one-half to F. H. 

 Wager— both of Troy, N. Y. 



Rim for metallic vehicle wheel. E. K, Baker, assignor to Uni- 

 versal Rim Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 



Pneumatic tire. E. H. flerrick, New York City. 



Rubber heel in which is embedded a coiled spring. E. Kemp- 

 shall, Washington. D. C. 



Leg warming boot comprising an inner waterproof stocking. 

 W. O. Mo?sor, a<;signor of one-half to P. S. Williams — both 

 of Lof)neyville, W. Va. 



Fountain pen with a collapsible ink sack. G. M. Kraker, as- 

 signor to Kraker Pen Co. — both of Kansas City, Mo. 



Bead, etc. M. Paridon. assignor of one-half to H. A. Rudd — 

 both of Barberton, Ohio. 



Pneumatic tire shoe. H. A. Rudd, assignor of one-half to M. 

 Paridon — both of Barberton, Ohio. 



Emergency tire. V. E. Reichard, Perry, N. Y. 



Auxiliary metal tire for wheels. W. A. Steele, Los Angeles, 

 Calif. ' 



Cushion tire comprising a metal shoe and rubber tube. C. F. 

 Adams, Pavo, Ga. 



Tire protector. J. O. Howard, Austin, Texas. 

 Tire valve. C. A. lorns, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Self-inflating tire. J. Fernandez, Brownsville, Texas. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 10, 1916. 

 Demountable tire. R. Wright, assignor of one-half to F. J. 



Eommer, Jr. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Rubber tooth brush which slips over the finger. J. A. Daly, 



New Rochelle, N. Y. 



1.200,602. Bottle cleaner. 



Chicago, III. 

 1,200.616. Life-saving device. R. 



signors of one-fourth -_ ._ . 



tario, Canada, and one- fourth 



Alberta, Canada. 

 1.200.623. Tire valve. H. P. Kraft, Ridgewood, N. J. 

 1.200,671. Tire protccter. L. L. Warr, Maiden, Mass. 

 1,200,779. Plnten for typewriting machine. W. A. Thompson, Belleville, 



1.200,807. Antiskidding tire protector. A. L. Burdt and J. Taylor, Char- 

 don, Ohio, assignors of thrce-fourlhs to said Burtt and one- 

 fourth to said Taylor. 



Combination of a tire and an inflating pump connected directly 

 thereto. G. E. R. Rothenbucher, New York City. 



Inflatable life-saving and swimming belt. I. Fraki and W. A. 

 Merila, Hancock, Mich. 



Closure device for toy balloons. R. Head, New York City, as- 

 signor to Howe Baumann Balloon Co., Newark, N. J. 



Demountable rim. H. J. Parker and J. R. Bradford, San Fran- 

 cisco, assignors of one-half to L. P. Woodbury, Berkeley — 

 both in California. 



1.201.117. Vehicle wheel rim. J. H. Wagenhorst, assignor of one-fifth 



to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio; 

 two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co., and one-fifth to the 

 United States Tire Co. — both of New York City. 



1.301.118. Vehicle wheel rim. J. H. Wagenhorst, assignor of one-fifth 



to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio; 

 two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co.. and one-fifth to the 

 United States Tire Co. — both of New York City. 



1.201.1 19. Vehicle wheel rim. J. H. Wagenhorst, assignor of one-fifth 



to the Goodyear Tire ii; Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio; 

 two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co., and one-fifth to the 

 United States Tire Co.— both of New York City. 



1.200,874. 

 1,200,933. 

 1.201,045. 

 1,201.089. 



1.201,120. 



1,201,121. 



1,201,122. 



1,201,129. 



1.201,198. 

 1,201,199. 



Vehicle wheel and rim therefor. J. H. Wagenhorst, assignor 

 of one-fifth to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — both of 

 Akron, Ohio; two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co., one-fifth 

 to the United States Tire Co. — both of New York City, and 

 one-fifth to the United Rim Co., a corporation of Ohio. 



Vehicle wheel rim. James H. Wagenhorst, assignor of one-fifth 

 to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio; 

 two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co one-fifth to the United 

 States Tire Co. — both of New York City, and one-fifth to the 

 United Rim Co.. a corporation of Ohio. 



Vehicle wheel rjm. Tames IL Wagenhorst, assignor of one-fifth 

 to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber -Co. — both of Akron, Ohio; 

 two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co., and one-fifth to the 

 United States Tire Co. — both of New York City. 



Demountable rim. L. P. Woodbury, Berkeley, assignor of one- 

 half to J. T. Parker, San Francisco — both in California. 



Dust cap for tire valves 



Dust cap for tire valves. 



H. P. Kraft. Ridgewood, N. J. 

 H. P. Kraft, Ridgewood. N. J. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



In order to give the public the advantage of having abridgments of speci- 

 fications up 1o date while retaining their numerical sequence, applications 

 for patents made subsequent to 1915 are given new numbers when their 

 complete specifications are accepted, or become open to public inspection 

 before acceptance. The new numbers start with No. 100,001 (without any 

 indication of date) , and supersede the original application numbers in all 

 proceedings after acceptance of the complete specifications. 

 [Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, September 6, 1916.] 



7.192 (1915). Waders. D. Grant, 122 George street, Edinburgh. 



7.193 (1915). Armored diving dress. W. P. Thompson, 6 Lord street, 



Liverpool. 



7.194 (1915). Diving dress joints with rubber packing rings. W. P. 



Thompson, 6 Lord street, Liverpool. 



7,228 (1915). Waterproof cloth recompression chamber for the treatment 

 of divers overcome by excessive pressure. H. Drager- 

 werk and B. Drager, 53 Moislinger Allee, Lubeck, Ger- 

 many. 



7,285 (1915). Top lift for heels made from rubber, gutta percha, or a 

 mixture of cork and rubber solution. Soc, Francaise Du 

 Cuir Arme, 57 rue Alexandre Dumas, Paris. 



7,296 (1915). Artificial foot which comprises a rubber block. A. Smith. 

 47 Bachelor Lane, Horsforth, Yorkshire. 



7,368 (1915). Ladies' garter consisting of connecting straps above and 

 below the knee. E. H. Reid, Chaldon Hill, Ellinbank. 

 Victoria, Australia. 



7.408 (1915). Re=ervoir pens. C. Bristow, 20 St. German's Road, Forest 

 Hill, London. 



7,464 (1915). Rubber heel core for artificial feet. J. F. Rowley, 25 West 

 Madison street, Chicago, 111. 



100,874. Tire armor. J. K. Blaclc, 22 Glen street, Paisley, Renfrew- 



shire. 

 [Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, September 13, 1916.] 



7,536 (1915). Puttee having a woven elastic section. J. Boyd, Ebor Hall, 

 Clonbur, Gal way, Ireland. 



7,538 (19151. Washer made of rt:hher and fabric. F. H. Rogers, Broad 

 Sanctuary Chambers, Westminster. 



Chemical Patents will be found on page 74. Machinery and Process Patents on page 79. 



