November 1, 1916. 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



107 



7,670 (1915). A 



7,721 ( 

 •7,790 ( 



1915). 

 1915). 



7,810 (1915). 



7,816 (1915). 

 *10O,897. 



*100,905. 



[Abstracted in 

 7.930 (1915). 



8,007 (1915). 



*8,029 (1915). 



*8,036 (1915). 



*8,054 (1915). 

 8,118 (1915). 



8.165 (1915). 



*100,973. 

 101,018. 



map for use either as a plane or spherical map com- 

 prising elastic material. E. A. Reeves, Royal Geo- 

 graphical Society, Kensington Gore, London. 



Fountain pen. F. Oliver. Clifton street, Stourbridge. 



Bra>siere formed of a number of strips of elastic material. 

 E. GufTgenhiem, 252 West Twenty-ninth street. New 

 York City. 



Life buoy with rubber diaphragm and bands. P. De Luca, 

 Scuola Allievi Uciali Royal Carabinieri, Rome, Italy. 



Tire valve. J. Huybrechts, Mortsel-les-Anvers, Belgium. 



Cooling device for pneumatic tires. P. J. Cuddihy, P. O. 

 Box 92, Rutherford, N. J. 



Detachable rim attachments. I. D. Walter, J. Brinkerhoff, 

 B. F. Cole. J. O. Gant. T. Flournoy, J. W. Gant and 

 S. A, Latimer, Harrisburg, Arkansas. 



The Illustrated Official Journal, Septemeer 20, 1916.] 



Combined waterproof cape and ground-sheet. J. G. Sava 



gar, 43 Brompton Road, London. 

 Rubber set brush. Brush Co., 21 Bucklersbury, London, 



and A. H, Timmis, "Fairmount," Harrow View, Harrow, 



Middlesex. 

 Tire valves. R. H. Heiiemier, 



York City. 

 Flanc'ed wheels with rubber 



1180 Broadway, New York 

 Detachable rim. E. P. Calvin, 

 Doll>, figure?, toy animals and 



rubber bladder, H. S. Dean, 160a Fleet street, London. 

 Repairing pneumatic tires bv wrapping with rubberized 



tape. W. A. Leslie, Central Hotel, Short Market street, 



Cape Town, South Africa. 

 Sprinewheels with solid rubber tires. A. J. Anderson, 1340 



Park avenue, Chicago, 111. 

 Tire valves. Naamlooze Vennootschap Holland V'entiel, 



Heelsun, near Arnhem, Holland. 



501 West 138th street, New 



cushions. E. C. Madden, 

 City. 



Sardinia, Ohio, 

 similar articles comprising . 



[ABEtRACTED IN ThE ILLUSTRATED OFFICIAL JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916-] 



8,228 (1915). Solid tire and attaching means. T. Gare, Cumberland 

 House, Park Lane, Wembley, Middlesex. 



Raft formed of tul)ular vessels of flexible rubbered materials. 

 A. Candelon, 40 Rue de la Republique, St. Mande 

 (Seine), France. 



Rubber-covered spring for vacuum bottles. E. C. R. Marks, 

 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields. London. (Landers, Frary & 

 Ciark, New Britain, Connecticut.) 



Tar ring. H. Hartmann, Globus, Gummi und Asbestwerke 

 Ges., Ahrensbock, Germany. 



Inflatable life preserver. B. Franklin, 2118 North Kostner 

 Avenue, Chicago, III. 



Life-saving belt or swimming appliance comprising a num- 

 ber of permanently inflated rubber balls. H. Brookes, 

 307 Pershore Road, Stirchley, Birmingham. 



Detachable rim. W. M. Douglas, 6 Bean street, Waterford.. 



IN The Illustrated Official Journal, October 4, 1916.] 



Tire rim attachments. H. W, Van Meeteren, 58 Poplar 

 Road. Edgbaston; A. Edwards, 44 Milcote Road, Bear- 

 wood, and H. Headley, "Merton," Oxford Road, Mose- 

 ley — all in Birmingham. 



Attaching block tires to rims. Mail Motors, Limited, and 

 T B. Gould, 3 The Crescent, Birmingham. 



Tenris or other inflated plaving ball. R. H. Rosenfcld, 

 1895 East 71st street, Cleveland, Ohio, and F. -T. Rob- 

 erts, 17 Lee avenue, Trenton, N. J. 



Apparatus for saving life for use in combination with 

 waterproof suit. R. D. Buchanan, 7 Hen cotes street, 

 Hexham, Northumberland. 



Pneumatic tire cover of rubber, canvas and leather. J. B. 

 Salmon, Filleul street, Dunedin, New Zealand. 



Respirator head-piece comprising rubber disks and bands. 

 W. Single, The Grove, Woodford, Essex, 



Cushion tire. W. E. H. Humphry s, Craubournc Lodge, 

 Hendon, Middlesex. 



Puncture closer consisting of a head and cap of soft 

 rubber, etc. R. W^. Sampson, Melba, New York. 



Rubber strips in a device for turning the legs of high- 

 legged boots. F. Ricks and British United Shoe Machin- 

 ery Co., Union Works, Belgrave Road, Leicester. 



Air tube for tires. N. C. Doss, Rome, Georgia. 



8,390 (1915). 



*8,511 (1915). 



8.533 (1915). 

 *I01,O28. 

 101,040. 



101,054. 



(Abstracted 

 8,627 (1915). 



8,727 (1915). 

 •8,756 (1915). 



8,7S7 (1915). 



8,827 (1915). 

 8,909 (1915). 

 8,950 (1915;. 

 •101,065. 



101,074. 



•101,096. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED JULY 31, 1916. ' 



170,488. Inflatable life preserver. The American Life Buoy Co., assignee 

 of B. Franklin — both of Chicago, 111. 



170.493. Rubber snle. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 



assignee of W. B. Wiegand, and T. H. Rieder — all of Montreal, 

 Quebec, Canada. 



170.494. Hand rail of fabric and rubber for escalators. The Canadian 



Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 

 assignee of H. Z. Cobb, Winchester, Mass. 

 170,530. Life-saving garment comprising an inflatable tube. W. R. Pike 

 and T. S. Morton, co-inventors — both of Tuxedo Park, New 

 York. 



•Denotes patents for American inventions. 



170.578. 

 170.650. 



170,772. 

 170,898. 

 170,962. 



170,963. 



171.002. 

 171.007. 



Necktie having 

 England. 



a sheet .ubber lining. 'N . Hey, York City, York, 



Hand rail for escalators comprising a channelled member of 

 vulcanized rubber. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Montreal, Quebec, Canada, assignee of H. Z. Cobb, Winchester, 

 Mass. 



Air hose coupling. J. Roy, Los Angeles, Calif. 



Gntta percha and rubber lire patch. J. G. Moomy, Erie, Pa. 



Tire valve. A. Schrader's Son, assignee 

 both of New York City. 



Tire valve. A. Schrader's Son 

 both of New York City. 



Tire cover. T. Belair, Montreal, Quebe 



assignee 



of R. H. Henemier- 

 of R. H. Henemier- 

 Canada. 



Z6.eh9. 



36,986. 

 ^37.103. 



Repair heel for rubber overshoe. J. Capdevila, New York City. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED AUGUST 17. 1916. 



Milking machine teat cup. The Ridd Milking Machine Co., Lim- 

 ited. Queen street, assignee uf A. Ridd — both of New Plymouth, 

 New Zealand. 



ISSUED AUGUST 31, 1916. 



Waterproof life buoy. J. B. Adams, Christchurch, N. Z. 



Molded inner tube for pneumatic tirps, characterized by having a 

 fixed formation when deflated. . H. C. Boggs and C. E. Frost — 

 both of Athens, Alabama. 



480.007 



480.025 



480,144 



480.166 



480,259 



480,306 



480,363 



480,387 

 480,441 



94,243. 



94,091. 

 96,225. 

 96,884. 



"0.127. 

 82,333. 

 82,334. 

 94,090. 

 96,267. 

 96,369. 



96,573. 



96.595. 

 96,596. 

 96,950. 

 95,880. 



96,854. 



FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 



(October 15. I«]5i. T'^nrov^ments in detachable tires. J H 



Coffey and J. H. Coffey, Jr. 

 (January 25). .\rticul;'ted metal tread band for wheels of vehicles 



equipped with dual clastic tires. Societe Schneider & (Tie. 

 (October 20). Protection plates for rubber tires and tires made of 



similar elastic materials. B. C. Gray. 

 (July 29). Special tire for automobiles. K. Pauli and Mme. 



Benninger. 



(November IS). Improvements in rubber pads and findings for 



heels and soles of footwear. W. W. Phillips. 



(November 24). Article to repair rubber hose by vulcanizing. 



A. B. Low. 



(NovemBer 30). Anti-skid device for pneumatic tires. G. N. 



Givone. 



(December 3). Vehicle tire. F. Letter. 



(December 14). Sectional pneumatic tire. G. M. Chanler. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



Padlock design composed in part of a tire, and the words Batavia 

 Security Tires — rubber tubes and tires. The Batavia Rubber 

 Co., Batavia, N. Y. 



The word Lustke — red mason jar rings. R. E. Tongue & Bros. 

 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



The word Plastine — an amalgamating preparation of rubber. 



S. A. Conover, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 The words Pan American — rubber tires and tubes for automobiles, 



aeroplanes, trucks and the like. Automobile Sundries Co., New 



York City. 



The words Boston Belle — rubber shoes, clothing, etc. The Tre- 

 mont Stores, Inc., Boston, Mass. 



The words and numeral Bkuhalcol No. 3 — billiard-cloth. The 

 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., Chicago, III. 



The words and numeral Erubalcol No. 4 — billiard-cloth. The 



Brunswick-Balke-ColIender Co., (Chicago, III. 

 The words Big Chief — fruit jar rings. R. E. Tongue & Bros. Co., 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 An illustration of a bee-hive with the letter B— tire-tape, rubber 



and adhesive patches. Berrodin Rubber Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 The vords Adonis Quality — solid and pneumatic tires, reliners, 



blow-out patches and tire patches composed of rubber, etc. 



Shadbolt & Boyd Iron Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 A representstion of a roll of brake lining with a series of white 



transverse marks placed at regular intervals along the face of 



the brake lining — brake linings. Standard Woven Fabric Co., 



Walpole, Mass. 

 The word Dundee formed in a half circle over the letter A — 



insulated wire and cable?. The OUonite Co., New York City. 



in a half circle over the letter B — 

 The Okonite Co., New York City. 

 The numerals and word 2 in 1 — athletic ankle supports. H. J. 



Collis, Taunton, Mass. 



The word Dundee formed 

 insulated wire and cables. 



Representation of a tire with the word Plugit in the center — 

 tire-sealinq compound. Cline, Crowcll & McCorkle, Newton, 

 N. C. 



The word Raynstek — rain-coats. United States Rubber Co., New 

 Brunswick, N. J. 



