Mabch 1, 1917.) 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



359 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N 



O. I, 



1,213,256. 



1,213,290. 

 1,213,370. 



1,213.476. 

 1,213.557. 

 1,213,571. 



1.213,606. 



1,213,697. 



1,213,719. 

 1,213.725. 



1,213,726. 



1,213.735. 



1,213,814. 



1,213,834. 



1,213.949. 



1.213.950. 

 1.213.951. 

 1,213,967. 



1.214.004. 



1.214,028. 



1,214,065. 



1,214,072. 



1,214.087. 



1,214,137. 

 1,214,155. 

 1.214,174. 



1,214,268. 



1,214,273. 

 1.214,291. 



1.214.310. 



1,214,321. 



1,214.478. 



1,214,537. 



1,214.543. 



1,214,566. 

 1,214.666. 



1,214.670. 



1,214,777. 

 1.214,781. 



1.214,807. 

 1.214,811. 



1,214.830. 



1,214,889. 

 1,214.959. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED JANUARY 23. 1917. 



213,160- Breathing bag. R. H. Davis, London. England. 

 213,215. Apparatus for cleaning tobacco pipes comprising a rub- 

 ber bulh. tube and washer. S. Kuprel. Bridgeport, 

 Conn. 



Anti-skidding device. T. A. Pyros, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Non-skid tire chain. C. R. Standley, Boone, Iowa. 



Bat comprising a rubber cushion. J. A. Hilleiich, assignor to 

 Hillerich & Bradsby Co. — both of Louisville, Ky. 



Pneumatic tire shoe. C. F. A. Gray, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 



Cushion tire. J, T. Trotter, New York City. 



Combined bathing-cap and suit-bag. J. Zuckerman, New York 

 City. 



Breast pump. J. T. Emott. Morristown, N. J., assignor to 

 Puritan Chemical Co., a corporation of Massachusetts. 



Inner tube for pneumatic tires. B. C. Seaton, Nashville, Tenn. 



Cushion tire. J. F. White. Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Fountain pen. O. B. Anderson, Elizabeth, N. J., assignor to 

 Eagle Pencil Co., New York City. 



Impregnated coil and method of making same. L. H. Baeke- 

 land, Yonkers, N, Y., assignor to General BakeliVe Co., New- 

 York City. 



Air-tube for a pneumatic tire. H. Brown, Putney Hill, Lon- 

 don. England. 



ISSUED JANUARY 30. 1917. 



Teat cup for milking machines. G. O. Anderson, Lancaster. Pa. 



Elastic wheel tire. R. Bunzlau and C. L. Stoll, assignors to the 

 Firm "Sembusto" Elastische Radbereifungen " 

 M. B. H. — all in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. 



Anti-skidding grip-tread for vehicle wheels. C. Reger, 

 ville. Pa. 



Cushion for billiard tables. E. Ringsmith, Morenci, Ariz. 



Recoil pad for gun butts. E. Ringsmith, Morenci, Ariz. 



Tire tool. M. H. Stewart, Detroit, Mich. 



Tire valve. J. A. Bowden, Los Angeles, Calif., assignor 

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



Toy mustache with rubber part. F. H. Hainert, Jr., Minneapolis. 

 Minn. 



Rubber pad for the soles and heels of boots and shoes. W. W. 

 Phillips, London, England. 



Fountain drawing pen. T. J. M. Reynders, Rotterdam. Nether- 

 lands. 



Self -filling fountain pen. M. Shemin. Bayonne. assignor to 

 J. L. Valentine. Jersey City — both in New Jersey. 



Resilient tire. L. E. Clawson. San Francisco. Calif. 



Tire. C. W. Guttzeit. New York City. 



Resilient tire. L. H. Klocksiem, Paton, Iowa. 



Air bag for mending pneumatic tires. J, W. Blodgett, Chi- 

 cago, III. 



Tire protector. J. R. Cabanne. Seattle, Wash. 



Cushion tire. F, Fitzharris, assignor of one-half to E. J, Nixon — 



both of Texarkana, Tex. 

 Fountain pen. S. Josselyn, Atlantic, assignor of one-halt to 



S. C. Crocker, Boston — both in Massackusetts. 

 Pneumatic tire. W. E'. King. Topeka, Kans. 

 Life saving suit. G. W. Magrnus and J. O'Banion. Seattle, Wash. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 6, 1917. 



Gesellschaft 

 Dan- 



te A. 



Metal-studded tire. J. R. Gammeter, Akron. Ohio, assignor to 



The B. F. Goodrich Co.. New York City. 

 Elastic webbing hose supporting garters. M. B. Hammond. 



assignor to The Thomas B. Taylor Co. — both of Bridgeport, 



Conn. 



Resilient tire. G. F. Mallaby, East Cleveland, Ohio, assignor 



to Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. 

 Composition sole for boots and skoes. J. A, Ford, Jamaica 



Plain, assignor to Plymouth Rubber Co.. Canton— both in 



Massachusetts. 

 Pneumatic tire comprising a breaker strip of soft rubber mixed 



with shredded fiber. W. C. Geer. Akron, Ohio, assignor to 



The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



Anti-skid device for wheels. C. G. Greenleaf, West? Rich- 

 field. Ohio. 



Pneumatic tire pressure gage. C. Harrison and K. Lamond. 

 assignors to Vancouver Motors Supply, Limited — all of Van- 

 couver. British Columbia, Canada. 



Rim tool for automobile rims. G. E. Lundberg. Kewanee, 111. 



Pneumatic vehicle wheel. L. Mayolino, assignor to Ruedas y 

 Neumaticos Mayolino — both of Habana, Cuba. 



Moisture-proof switchboard cord. W. L. Runzel, assignor to 

 Runzel-Lenz Electric Manufacturing Co. — both of Ckicago, 



Sole for rubber shoes. S. W. Bourn. Providence, R. I. 

 Illuminated fountain pen. E. O. Schaffer. Derby, Conn. 



Chemical Patents will be found on page 327. 



1,215,050. Hose coupling. F. X. Muller, assignor to Republic Hose Coupler 

 Corporation — both of Buffalo, N. Y. 



1,215,064, Semi-metallic sheet comprising asbestos fiber, rubber, shredded 

 metal and a filler. L. L, Ryan, assignor to The Royal Equif^ 

 ment Co.— both of Bridgeport. Conn, 



1,215,111. Cascade fountain for internal baths. E. Carlsen. Chicago, 111. 



1.215,179. Anti-skidding attachment. A. Montanari. Pensacola. Fla. 



1,215,216. Non-skid tire. J. L. Swartz, Akron, Ohio. 



1.215,301. Portable track and tire protector. J. B. Munson and P. F. 

 Hagerty, Phillipsburg, N. J, 



1.215,311. Bathing cap, embodying a flexible water proof body and a band 

 of sponge rubber. Thomas W. Miller, assignor to The Fault- 

 less Rubber Co. — both of Ashland. Ohio. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 13. 1917, 

 1.215.349. Tool for repairing tires, C. Dierig, Lawrence, Mass. 

 1.215,382. Art of making mottled rubber flooring. A. B. Kempel, Akroia. 

 Ohio, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



1.215.449. Rubber soled shoe. M. W. White, Cliftondale, Mass., assignor 



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



1.215.450. Rubber sole shoe. M. W. White. Cliftondale, Mass., assignor 



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



1.215,475. Apparatus for nasal douches, injections and other like purposes. 

 W. G. Brokaw, Paris, France. 



1.215,486. Vehicle wheel tire. M. Clark, Chicago, III. 



1,215,538. Eraser for fountain pen caps. W. W, Ihne, Chicago, 111. 



1.215,577. Cushion tire. L. R. Reeder. assignor of one-half to W. J. 

 Quillen — both of Akron, Ohio. 



1,215,582. Tire repair plug. R. W. Sampson, Melba, Whitestone, N. Y., 

 assignor of one-half to L. Schwab. East Orange, N. J. 



1,215,717. Pneumatic tire. A. F. Ruthven. Kansas City, Mo. 



1,215,719. Tire plug. R. W^. Sampson, Melba, Whitestone, N. Y.. assignor 

 of one-half to L. Schwab, East Orange, N. J. 



1.215,782. Tire signal pressure-gage. G. F. Diamond and E. T. Richards, 

 Kingston, N. Y. 



1,215,861. A composition of matter composed of cameta, caucho ball, and 

 accra flake, for sealing pneumatic tubes. A. J. Rheubottom, 

 New Albany, Ind. 



1 ,216,077. Automobile mat of rubber. E. A. Cohen and C. C. Colyer, 

 Pittsburgh, Pa. 



1,216,240. Demountable rim. F. Lowe, Cambridge, Mass. 



1,216,244. Polishing roll comprising a body portion of rubber. A. Mc- 

 Dowell ; I. McDowell, administratrix of A. McDowell, de- 

 ceased, assignor to V. H. McDowell — all of Lynn, Mass. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



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

 fications up to date while retaining their numerical seguence, 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. 

 [.Abstkacted in The Illustrated Official Journal, December 30, 1916.] 

 12,957 (1915). Gutta percha and rubber in armor construction for ships' 



fenders, etc. E. Sherring, 6 Birch Lane, Longsight, 



Manchester. 



Pneumatic tire. J. Donkin, 58 Porchester Road, Bourne- 

 mouth, Hampshire. 

 Cushion tire with sponge rubber filler. J. Guerrero, 6 



Square de Messine, Paris. 

 Respiratory appliances. R. H. Davis, 187 Westminister 



Bridge Road, London. 

 Artificial foot with two rubber buffers at the ankle joint. 



E. Ernst, 80 Charlotte streetj Fitzroy Square, London. 

 [Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, January 10, 1917.] 

 13,240 (1915). Overboot, New Liverpool Rubber Co.. 292 Vauxhall Road, 



Liverpool, and I. W. Davies, 38 Whitham avenue. Great 



Crosby. Lancashire. 

 Divers' dress. F. W. Walters, Manukau Road, Auckland. 



New Zealand. 



12.998 (1915). 



13,041 (1915). 

 102,025. 

 102,040. 



13,257 (1915). 



13,290 (1915). 



13.371 (1915). 



13.397 (1915). 



13,464 (1915). 



Tire inflating valves. M. S. Stevenson. 119 Vict^oria street, 

 Westminister. 



Seat cushions containing inflated rubber balls for increas- 

 ing the buoyancy of boats, rafts, etc. .\. F. Emeric de 

 St. Dalmas. '"Tacotena" Lansdown Road, Sidcup, Kent. 



Device for supporting weak or damaged parts of tires. 

 G. H. Broughton, 176 Montrose avenue, Toronto, On- 

 tario, Canada. 



Tire comprising -in inner tube, wood casing and rubber 

 tread. C. H, Sou t hall, 7 Vicker's avenue. Kirkstall. 

 Leeds. 



\'ulcanized in<lia rubber ball. J, I-iddle, 1 54 St. Vincent 



street, Glasgow. 

 Massage and exercising apparatus. .'\. J. Bcrgonie, 6 bis 



Rue du TeiUple, Bordeaux. France. 



13.470 (1915) 

 13.490 ('1915) 

 Machinery and Process Patents on pages 331-333 



