February 1. 1917.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



299 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



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

 tication'i up to date w hilt ret a i nine their numerical sequence, applications 

 for patents made ■^ubsefiuen* in 1915 are given new numbers when their 

 complete specification-- are accepted, or become open to public inspection 

 before acceptance. The ne'v 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 Ofi-icial Journal, December 6. 1916.] 



11,879 (1915). 



11.920 (1915). 



11.931 (1915). 



11,966 (1915), 



101,734. 

 101.746. 



101,772. 



101,795. 



[Abstracted in 

 12,0S3 (1915). 



12.087 (1915). 



12.180 (1915). 



12.182 (1915). 



12.241 (1Q15). 



12,284 (1915). 



12.300 (1915). 

 101,821. 



12.317 (1915). 



12,367 M915). 



F. Spencer, 77 Canon street, Lon- 

 H. W. Barrett, H Livingstone 

 Red House, 



India rubber springs. 



don. 



Tread band for wheel tires. 

 Road, Gillingham, Kent. 



Air tube for wheel tires. H, Brown, The 

 Parkside, Wimbledon Common, Surrey, 



Bedsore pad consisting of two layers of canvas, netting, 

 etc., with hollow rubber balls between. A. F. E. de St. 

 D.nlmas. Tacotena, Lansdown Road, Sidcup, Kent. 



Rubber block tire. E. W. Shaw, Oroya Links, Limited, 

 Kalgoorlie. Western Australia. 



Egg-testing tray employing a perforated rubber covering. 

 J. W. Perry, of McDowell & Co., Strand Road, London- 

 derry, Ireland. 



A device for cleaning and polishing metal comprising a 

 composition block of rubber, emery and carborundum. 

 E. p.. Openshaw, 5 St. George's Crescent, Eccles Old 

 Road, Pendleton. Manchester. 



Tire attaching means comprising soft rubber facing for 

 tire and metal rim. F. Kuhne, 2 Bautznerstrasse. Dres- 

 den, Germany. 



The Illustrated Official Journ.al, December 13, 1916.] 



Rim attachment for solid rubber tires, D. Weisenacker, 

 10 Scliildecl.strasse. and F. Cremer, 6 Schildeckstrasse — 

 both in Fulda, Germany. 



Rubber cap to fit over the muzzles of fire-arms to exclude 

 moisture, C. Liddiard, 27 Somerset Road, Fronie, Som- 

 ersetshire. 



Bed rest composed in part of rubber. Meinecke & Co., 

 66 Park Place. New York Citv, Assignee^ of C. W. 

 Meinecke, East Orange, N. T., and D. Ho^an, 48 Park 

 Place, New York City— all in V. S. A. 



Gloves with rubber finger tips. P. S. G. Dubash, 135 

 Highbury New Park, London. 



Tire rim. F. W. Baker, 59 Hagley Road, Stourbridge. 



Waterproof cover for ladies' hats. M. A, F. Haley, 39 

 Elizabeth street, Park Road. Little Horton. Bradford. 

 Yorkshire. 



Tire rim. A. T. Seex. 110 Long Acre, London. 



Tire tool, H. J. Fussell. 16 High street, Midsomer Nor- 

 ton, Somerset. 



Strips, blocks, or studs for tires molded from powdered 

 cork combined with rubber. G. C. Twining, St. Mary's. 

 Derby Road, Bournemouth. 



Dental matrix or core with rubber suction disk. Dental 

 Manufacturing Co., and H. A. Edwards, Alston House. 

 Newman street, London. 



Tread band for wheel tires. W. C. Taylor, 2 Stanley 

 Road. West Eridgeford, Nottingham. 



Watch wristlet comprising a receptacle of rubberized ma- 

 terial and a ring of rubber. L, E. F. Wachter, 4 East 

 28th street. New York, U. S. A, 



Combination cushion and pneumatic tire. A. A, Crozier, 

 3 Woodquest avenue, Heme Hill, London. 



Combination pneumatic and cushion tire with sponge rub- 

 ber filler. A. A. Crozier, 3 Woodquest avenue. Heme 

 Hill, London. 



Rubber proofed fabrics for aviators' garments. F. J. 

 Gaunter, an«i G. S. Coster, 116 Fore street, London. 



Rubber bath mat. E. L. Livingston, West Orange, New 

 Jersey, IT. S. A. 



IAbstb.acted in The Illustrated Official Journal, December 29, 1916.1 



12,663 (1915). Method of attaching rubber heel pads to shoes, J. A. H. 

 Drew, 137 Gertrude street, Fitzroy, and H. J. Drew, 4 

 Reid street, North Fitzroy — both in \'ictoria. Australia. 



12,737 (1915). Cushion tire, A. Broussois, 99 Avenue des Ternes. Paris, 



12.SI8 (1915). Shoe sole having a rubber tread joined to a leather 

 shank. E. C. R. Marks, 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 



12,850 (1915). Pneumatic horse collars. O. F. Horley, West Lands, New 

 Osgoode, Saskatchewan, Canada. 



12,858 (1915). Sectional pneumatic tires. A. Pancera, 31 Via XX Set- 

 tembre, Genoa, Italy. 



12,874 (1915). Inner tubes. A. E. Henderson, 503 Kent Building. To- 

 ronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 101.895. Reservoir pens. C, Bristow, The Chestnut^. Brnckley 



View, Forest Hill, London. 



101.905. Golf and like ball^. P. A. Martin. Martin's Limited. 



Granville street, and J. Stanley, 70 Ivor Road, Sparkhill 

 — both in Birmingham. 



101.906. Football bladder. W. W. Moren, 129 Yorkshire street, 



Oldham, Lancashire. 

 101,914. Electric cables. T. O. Callender, and Callender's Cable 



& Construction Co.. Hamilton House. Victoria Embank- 

 ment, London. 



480,993 



480,999 

 481,000 



481,005 



481,008 



481,017 



481,036 



481,080 



481.086 

 481.097 

 481.101 



481,122 



98,017. 



96,038. 



97,451. 



98.452. 

 98,684. 



98,854. 



99,166, 



99.170. 

 99.349. 

 99.425. 

 90,642. 

 93,841. 

 96,309. 

 96.310. 



97,014. 

 97.401. 

 97.676. 



99,104. 



99,105. 



99.195. 

 99,291. 

 92,969. 

 98.664. 

 99,674. 



Drying apparatus. B. S. Harrison, 1133 Broadway, Man- 

 hattan. New York, U. S. A. 



\'ehjc!e wheels comprising a rubber annulus. F. Parting- 

 fcn, 49 Pool Roadi Victoria Park, Sinethwick, Birming- 

 ham. 



Inner tie.xible lining of a milking machine teat cup. J. 

 Treloar, \'ictoria street, Hamilton, New Zealand. 



Detachable rim. G. P. Robertson, Riverside, Avondale, 

 Auckland. New Zealand. 



Golf hall. P. M. Justice, 55 Chanceiy Lane, London. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (June 1. 1915). Elastic tire for cycles and other vehicles. H. 



Cognet. 

 (February 18, 1916). Cellular tire. J. Milne and J. J. Lapham. 

 (February 19, 1916). Mud splash guard for motor vehicles and 



others. W. J. Sherrington. 

 (February 19, 1916). Armored tires for vehicle wheels. H. M. 



Hillman and J. Schwab. 

 (February 19, 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. F. S. 



Dickinson. 

 (February 22, 1916). Improvements in tires for vehicle wheels. 



J. S. Juarez. 

 (February 22, 1916). Pneumatic wheel. J. Greppi and A. Ro- 



manach. 

 (February 29, 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. L. R. 



Poschadel. 

 (February 29, 1*^16). Elastic wheel. J. C. Streibich. 

 (March 1, 1916). Elastic wheel. A. D. Wack. 



(March 1, 1916). Detachable disk- wheel. Societe Fran(;aise des 



Roues Amovihles. 

 (March 4, 1916). Rubber heel. J. M. Van Heusen. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



Repre^^entation of a pneumatic tire, the words 95% Air, 5% Plug- 



HER, Not a Filler, Puncture Plugges, B.\les, 5% Puncture 



Plugger. 100% Tire Efficiency, and in the center a portrait 



of E. L. Bales, president of the corporation — puncture iiluggers 



foi tires. Bales Puncture Plugger Co., Indianapolis, Ind. 

 The word Typolith — overlays, sheet-rubber, and rubber fabric. 



The Typolith Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. 

 The w<ird Pastime — boots and shoes of rubber, etc. United States 



Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 

 The words Reliance de Luxe — druggists* sundries. The Faultless 



Rubber Co., Ashland, Ohio. 

 The words Rnixos — rubber tires. H. B. Wallace, St. Louis, Mo. 

 The words Rie Nie — rubber paint for renewing tires, etc. Durkee- 



Atwood Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 

 The word Paragon — automobile and bicycle tires of rubber and 



fabric. Aiax Rubber Co., Inc., Millbrook. N. V. 

 The word Jumbo- — rubber tires or tire casings of rubber with suit- 

 able strengthening material and inner tubes for pneumatic tires. 



The Generr»l Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. 

 The words The First National Stores — elastic webs and elastic 



rubber webs, etc. A. M. Malouf, Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 The figures and letter 62-B — battery-jars. India Rubber Co., New 



Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 

 A floral design — boots and shoes of rubber, etc. T. G. Plant Co., 



Boston, Mass. 

 The word Htklas — rubber belting, hose, packing and tires. The 



Wirtblin-Mann Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 A monogram composed of the letters H. M. R. Co. — rubber belting, 



etc. Hudson Mechanical Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The words Triple Diamond^ — machinery belting composed of rubber 



and fabric. New York Belting and Packing Co., New York City. 

 A diamond-shaped design in triplicate — machinery belting composed 



of rubber and fabric. New York Belting & Packing Co., New 



York City. 

 The word Safety— conducting hose composed of rubber and fabric. 



Fabric Fire Hose Co.. New York City. 

 The words Yellow Jacket — suspenders. The Gluckanf Co., Inc., 



New York City. 

 A renresentation of a golf-ball with a black square in the center 



and all around diamond designs — golf-balls. The Worthington 



Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. 

 A representation of a golf-ball composed of squares, in the center 



of the ball a black oblong mark — golf-balls. J. Wanamaker, New 



York City. 

 A representation of a golf-ball composed of squares, and in the 



center three oblong marks — golf-balls. J. Wanamaker, New York 



City. 

 The w^ord Untstar — friction tape. The Mechanical Rubber Co., 



New York City, Chicago, 111., and Cleveland, Ohio. 

 The word Resiston — hard rubber compound for electrical purposes. 



.American Hard Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The word Cello— hot water bottles. A. S. Campbell Co., Boston, 



Mass. 

 The word PEARL-ZoDiAC'-golf balls. Martins Birmingham, Lim- 

 ited, Birmingham, England. 

 The word Rival- -boolc and shoes having fabric uppers and rubber 



soles attached thereto by vulcanization. Boston Rubber Sboe Co., 



Boston and Maiden, Mass. 



