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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[January 1, 1917. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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IIosc coupling. C. 'A. Claflin, Medford, Mass. 



Wheel comprising a removable lire rim. H. C. Gibson, New 



York City. 

 Anti-skid device. E. V. Ilafner and T. T. Roberts, St. Louis, 



Mo. 

 Rubber traction device for pneumatic tires. C. E. La Fleur, 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Life preserving suit. Silas D. \\'ill?. Fort Payne, Ala. 

 Toy rebounder comprising elastic cord. L R. Dean, Memphis, 



Tenn. 

 Fountain pen. T. Matsui, Wenatchee, Wash. 

 Anti-skid device. S. Renner and G. P. Adams, Western, Nebr. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 21, 1916. 

 Tire rim. H. M. Chaney, Sardinia, Ohio. 

 Overshoe with an opening at tlie heel and a surrounding elastic 



sleeve. F. E. Joussel, New ^'oik City. 

 Mf^iliod of producing reinforced, flat vulcanized articles. A. L. 



Hatfield, Hillside, N. J. 

 Injection apparatus comprising rubber tubing. A. C. Tenney, 



Chicago, 111. 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. C. W. Gressle, assignor to The Stand- 

 ard Welding Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio, 

 Tire supporting rim for vehicle wheels. T. W. Guthrie, assignor 



to The Standard Welding Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Securing resilient tires to vehicle wheels. O. A. Parker, New 



York City. 

 Dress shield. C. D. Bennett, Cresskill. N. J. 

 Non-skid chain. J. Kirkwood, Lenox, Mass. 

 Fountain pen. C. W. Roman, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to 



Eagle Pencil Co., New York City, 

 Tire valve. J. A, Rowden, Los Angeles, Calif., assignor to A. 



Schrader's Son, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Demountable rim. O. E. Dingley, West Farmington, Me. 

 W'heel rim. R. M. Keating, Springfield, Mass. 



ISSUED NOV^EMBER 28. 1916. 



Demountable lire rim. G. C. Allison, Canton, Ohio. 



Sponge rubber toe straightener. J. W. Arrowsmith, assignor 

 to The Arrowsmith Manufacturing Co., Inc.— both of Morris- 

 town, N. J. 



Suction and discharge hcse. T. A. Forsyth, assignor to Boston 

 Belting Co. — both of Boston. Mass. 



Rubber cap attachment for rubber hose. C. E. Girten and A. 

 M. Bowman, Houston, Tex. 



Sweat band including an elastic band. L. B. Heady, Houston, 

 Tex. 



Tire comprising an outer casing and a plurality of inner metallic 

 rings. E. F. Howard, Ansonia, Ohio. 



Protective covering for ice-bags. A. L. Saltaper, Houston, Tex. 



Bathing cap and method of making same. A. C. Squires, Key- 

 port, N. J., assignor of one-half to D. Basch, New York City. 



Tire tool. M. Waters, New Albany, Ind. 



Elastic trouper belt. J. S. Wohlgemuth, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Rub])er glove havirg flutes along the backs of the fingers. J. C. 

 Gibson, Akron^ Ohio. 



Rubber hose. W. W. Kincaid, Meadville, Pa. 



Packing comprising ? rubber core. J. Crane, assignor to Crane 

 Packinc Co.^both of Chicago, 111., a partnership consisting 

 of F. E. Payne and J. Crane. 



Rublier tread for footwear. A. McTernen. Andover, Mass. 



Ini>«r tube for pneumatic tires. R. C. Spratling, Opelika, Ala. 



Elastic support for flat feet. A. Dusterwald, ITalle-on-the-Saale, 

 Germany. 



Demountable rim. L. G. Fleming, Tarrytown, N. Y. 

 Bathing shoe with \vatcrproof out-sole. J. Kimmel, New York 

 City. 



Pneumatic horse collar. L. E. Van Treese, Letts, Ind. 



Tire armor. J. W. Whitsett, Berkeley, Calif. 



Pistol comprising a compressible ball adapted to contain and 



expel a liquid. R. Parker, New York City, assignor to 



Parker, Stearns & Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 



Turn shoe sole. C. C. Burnham, assignor to the B & R Rubber 



Co. — both of North Brookfield. Mass. 

 Method of making turn shoes. C. C. Burnham, assignor to the 



B & R Rubber Co.— both of North Brookfield, Mass. 

 Automobile wheel rim. F. F. Enter, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



1,206,857. 

 1,206,867. 

 1,206,909. 

 1,206,932. 

 1,206,948. 

 1,206,976. 



1,206,983. 



1,206.990. 



1,207,120. 



1.207,121. 

 1.207.185. 

 1.207,277. 

 1,207,287. 



1.207,317. 



1.207,377. 

 1,207,408. 



1.207.427. 



1.207,440. 

 1.207,594. 



1,207,813. 



1,207,814. 



1,207.852. 



1.207,882. 

 1,207.894. 



1,207.927. 

 1,207.975. 

 1.208,006 



1.208.064. 



1,208,122. 

 1,208,139. 



1,208.149. 



1,208,158. 

 1,208.198. 



1,208,209. 



1.208,222. 

 1,208.232. 



1.208,605. 



1,208,615. 



1.20S.653. 



14.231. 

 14,232. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 5, 1916. 

 Interchangeable rim clamp. J. Kelsey, Detroit, Mich. 

 Educational toy balloon. J. Lewis, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Rubber block tire. F. B. Pfeiffer, Akron, Ohio. 

 Cylindrical rubber block tire. C. A. Simmons, Albany, N. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire. G. B. Van Wagenen, Alstead Center, N. H. 

 Elastic finger support for writing instruments. J. P. Bartk, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



Separator for storage batteries. W. L. Bliss, assignor to U. S. 



Light ^'^i Heat Corporation — both of Niagara Falls, N. Y. 

 Resilient tire for vehicle wheels. C. C. Collins, South Lebanon, 



Ohio, assignor to The Superior Tire & Rubber Co., Augusta, 



Me. 

 Nipple and comforter for infants. H. H, Younker, New York 



City. 

 ReFervoir shaving brush. F, W. Zeidler, Jersey City, N. J. 

 Spring tire with rubber tread. F. Loiter, Elkton, Mich. 

 Rim for pneumatic tires. W. E. Copithorn, Natick, Mass. 

 Storage battery comprising a rubber jar. B. Ford, Philadel- 

 phia. Pa. 

 Fountiin pen casing. F. W. Olive, assignor to J. Lipic — botfc 



of St. Louis, Mo. 

 Cover for nursing bottle. W. M. Decker, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 Dust cap for air valves for auto tires. A. J. Ingersoll, Bridge- 

 ton, N. J. 

 Pum.p for pneumatic tires, comprising a block of resilient mate- 

 rial interposed between the inner tube and its casing. H. F. 



Molkenbur, St. Paul. Minn. 

 Automobile cap comprising an elastic band. F. Raudniti, New 



York City. 

 Pneumatic tire protector. E. E. Miller, Lewisburg, Pa. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 12, 1916. 

 Method for preserving tennis balls or other objects containing 



fluid under pressure. F. W. Stockton, Chicago, 111. 

 Method for preserving tennis balls or other objects containing 



fluid under pressure. F. W. Stockton, Chicago, 111. 

 Confectionery mold comprising compressible elastic material. 



R. C. Burger, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 Tire valve. C. J. Dorff, Chicago, 111. 

 Self-sustaining .resilient liner for wheel tires. C. F. Geyer, 



Akron, Ohio. 

 Wheel rim. R. M. Keating, Springfield, Mass. 

 Rim construction. H. Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Life raft comprising a flexible inflatable mattress. J. Rcmbis- 



zewski and E. Grodzki. Worcester, Mass. 

 Cleaning device having a friction face of unvulcanized crepe 



rubber. L. J. Wilber, Brockton, Mass, 

 Rim for automobile wheels. L. G. Fleming, Tarrytown, N. Y. 

 Apparatus for improving the contour and condition of the chin 



and throat. F. N. Graham, New York City. 

 Detachable sand-tread for tires. W. G. Haning. Riverside, 



Calif. 

 Game device employing elastic cord. C. S. Hill, Belmont, Mass. 

 Bathing suit having an inflatable lining. S. Penksa, Glen White, . 



W. Va. 

 Laminated leather and rubber fabric for shoe soles and the 



like. J. D. Prince, Boston, Mass, 

 Demountable rim construction. R. W. Skillin, Oak Park, 111. 

 Inflatable bag safety device for swimmers and like uses. F. W. 



Taylor, Cicero, 111. 

 Pncking. C. I. E. Mastin. Midland Park, N. J., assignor to 



S. Dickson, New York City. 

 Dipped rubber hot water bottle and method of making. H. 



F. Mitzel, assignor of one-half to W. M. Rose, Hyde Park — 



both of Boston, Mass. 

 Fountain pen. K. R.auchle. Hennef, and A. Koehler, Kolraar, 



assignor? to Firm Klio-Werk, Fabrik fiir Gebrauchsgegen- 



ft.'inde, G. M. B. H., Hennef — both in Germany. 



REISSUES. 



Watch holding and attaching rubber device. S. G. Lewis, 

 Greensburg, assignor of one-half to G. W. Daura, Jeannette — 

 both in Pennsylvania. 



Elastic support for time pieces. S. G. Lewis, Greensburg, a»- 

 sitinor of one-half to G. W. Daum, Jeanette — both in Penn- 

 sylvania. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 30, 1916. 



171,751. Rubber cover for tooth brushes. T. R. Plank, Los Angeles, 



Calif. 

 171.780. Collapsible pail. The Gutta Percha & Rubber Limited, assignee 



of W. Seward — both of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 171.805. Eraser. E. M. O'Herron, Pittsburgh, Pa., assignee of J. A. Coyle, 



Baltimore, Md. 

 171.821. Rubber impregnated storage battery separator. T. A. Willard, 



Cleveland. Ohio. 



Chemical Patents will be found on page 197. Machinery and Process Patents on pages 2C0-202. 



