360 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[March 1, 1917. 



13,543 (191S). 



102.075. 



102,088. 

 102,108. 



102,123. 



Inflatable mattresses. G. Caselli. 1^9 St. George's Road, 



Southwark, London. 

 Hot water bag of special shape. G. E. Skliros, 289 Regent 



street, London. 

 Pencil sharpener and point protecting rubber eraser. \V. 



St. A. F. Hubbard, 29 Surges Road, East Ham, London. 

 Continuous inflatable life belt of rubber.* H. B. Rogers, 



6 College Gardens, Carleton Road, Tufnell Park, London. 

 Life saving suir. S. D. Wills, Fort Payne, Alabama, 



U. S. A. 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, January 17, 1917.] 



Inflatable life belt. H. L. Roberts, 28 Alcina avenue. 

 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 



Inner fiibe. H. C. BoRgs, Dixie Cotton Chopper Co., 

 Decatur, Alabama, U. S. A. 



Inflatable rubber back and shoulder pads for use when 

 cairvtng packs. J. A. Pugh, 17 Richmond Crescent, 

 Cardiff. 



Process of printing on china comprising a rubber-covered 

 inking roller. R. S. Bennett, Kendor, May Bank, Stoke- 

 on-Trent, Staffordshire. 



Rubber insulated conductor for ignition systems of in- 

 ternal-combustion engines. O. D. North, 76 Elm Park 

 Mansions, Park Walk, Chelsea, London. 



Hard rubber covered metal non-skid studs for tires and 

 footwear. W. T. Cliff ord-Earp, Marjoriebank, Barnes, 

 London. 



Rope tread band for tires. B. P. Gray, Ellangowan, 

 Bishop's Road, Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire. 



Rebuilt tire. C. D. McGiehan, 2 Peasall avenue, Jersey 

 City, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, January 24, 1917.] 



Marine life-saving collar. W. G. Brokaw, Highpoint, 



North Carolina, U. S. A. 

 Life-belts. W. H. Harding, Shottermill, Haslemere, Sur- 

 rey; G. H. Leaver, 45 The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, 



Kent. 

 Block tire. C. A. Simmons, 9Sl Broad wav, Albany, 

 New York, U. S. A. 

 Detachable rim. J. H. Coffey and J. H. Coffey, 73 ' 



Jameson avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 Rubber jointed dolls, models, etc. A. P. F. Ritchie, 



Queensbury place, London. 

 Waterproof garment with special ventilation. C. F. 



Glenny, 152 Strand, London. 

 Portable telephone set rendered waterproof by rubber 



solution. International Electric Co. and R. G. Le Noir, 

 HI Salisbury road, Kilburn, London. 

 Flat rubber instep springs for gaiters. 



Moor lane, London. 



Reservoir pens. R. F. George and W. 

 Boston Block, Seattle, Washington, U. 

 Rubber covered protective band for insertion between 

 tire-tube and cover. P. Markoff, Antipiewski Pereulok 

 House No. 10 qu. 19 Wolchonka, Moscow, Russia. 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, January 31, 1917'.] 



I. Rapaport, 50 



Gordon. 300 

 A. 



14,279 (1915). 



14,294 (1915). 



14,308 (1915). 



14.361 (1915). 



14.362 (1915). 



14,382 (1915). 

 14,398 (1915). 



14,433 (1915). 

 102,347. 



102,379. 



102,429. 

 102,422. 

 102,446. 



Rubber hot water bottle. T. Rowe, 52 Harold road, 



Leytonstone, Essex. 

 Life-saving vest. Montagu, Stern & Co. and S. Goldreich, 



Basildon House, Moorgate street, London. 

 Rubber tip for spouts of teapots, etc. T. W. Bennett, Vic- 

 toria Pottery, Liverpool Road, Burslem, Staffordshire. 

 Pneumatic tires. W. H. Burritt, 4014 Lindell boulevard, 



St. Louis, Missouri, U. S. A. 

 Sheet rubber for use in the manufacture of rubber 



threads. S. Carnap, von, 79 Balthasarstrasse. Cologne, 



Germany. 

 Rubber buffers in electric signalling apparatus. M. A. 



Codd, 64 Belvedere road, Lambeth, London. 

 Ventilating means particularly applicable to rubber boots. 



E. M. DeL. Carolin, 17 Moorville Grove, Beeston 



Hill, Leeds. 

 Medical syringes. G. Raines, 34 Spencer street, London. 

 Protective band for insertion between tire tube and 



cover. A. E. Sopher, 53 West Side, (Tlapham Common, 



and P. R. S. Vincent, 27 Creffield road. Ealing— both 



in London. 

 Non-skid device for use with twin tires. J. A. Hill, 



Ordnance Works, Sheffield, assignee of V. Florio, 2 Via 



Catanio, Palermo, Italy. 

 Rebuilt tires, W. C. Taylor and F. Creassey, City Rub- 

 ber Co., Upper Parliament street, Nottingham. 

 Detachable rubbei tread band. G. Ishihara. 738 St. 

 Helen's avenue, Tacoma, Washington, V. S. A. 

 Detachable rim. J. Stungo, 39 Cartvale road, Langside, 



Glasgow. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



38(000. Hot-water bottle or ice bag with means for compress or other 

 attachment. T. W. Cotton, 153i Featherston street. Wellington, 

 assignee of J. W. Appleton, New York City, U. S. A. 



Roueft 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



TS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 



Plain tires. Soci£t6 Fran^aise des 



Amovibles. 



Improvements in process of re-covering old auto- 

 mobile tires. G. D. McGieban. 



Protection of pneumatic tires. P. Markoff. 



Impiovements in vulcanized rubber articles, and 

 their process of manufacture. Goodyear 's 

 Metallic Rubber Shoe Co. 



Improvements in elastic wheels. M. Chupka. 



Process for the complete reclaiming of rubber 

 from used automobile tires. H-. Debaugc. 



System and manufacture of pneumatic tires. 

 A. H. Harris. 



Process for the production of plastic matter, 

 possessing the quality of celluloid, ebonite and 

 and gutta percha. J. Ustronivblenski. 



Pneumatic wheels. R. de Prandieres. 



Cover for pneumatics. F. Lehmann. 



Improvements applicable to rubber heels. F. 

 Castelli and A. Gnidi. 



172,194. 



172,317. 

 172,337. 

 172,369. 

 172,396. 



172,537. 

 172,568. 



172,584. 



172,628. 

 172.644. 

 172,668. 

 172,670. 

 172,681. 

 172,684. 

 172,776. 



172,917. 



172,918. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 31, 1916. 



Rubber block wheel with pneumatic tire. C. A. James, Rose 

 Park, South Australia, Australia. 



Tire remover. J. G. Faria, Grafton, Calif. 



Cushion tire. S. Johnstone, Corunna, Ontario. 



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



Hose clamp. The Canadian Westinghouse Co., Limited, Hamilton, 

 Ontario, assignee of C. A. McKerahan, Wilmerding, Pa. 



Life preserving jacket. S. Sarosiek, Nutley, N. J. 



An article made of vulcanized rubber having the structural char- 

 acteristics of partially broken down rubber. The Canadian 

 Consolidated Rubber Co.. F^imJted, Montreal, Quebec, assignee 

 of C. D. Mason. Naugatuck, Conn. 



Lever for fountain pens. The L. E. Waterman Co., Limited, 

 Montreal, Quebec, assignee of E. F. Britten, Jr., Jersey City, 

 N. J. " 



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



Tire protector. W. H. Gahan. Victoria, B. C. 



Armored tire. W. F. Macklin, Appleton, Wis. 



Tire armor. W. McXames, Aberdeen, S. D. 



Anti-skid cliain. T. B. Noden, Moline, 111. 



Anti-skidding device. A. Purdie, Wyandotte, Mich. 



Fabric for tires. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Lim- 

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

 MabS. 



Overlay for half-tone printing formed integrally of rubber. J. B. 

 Neale, and F. W. Gage, assignee of a half interest — both of 

 Battle Creek, Mich. 



Overlay for half-tone printing having a cushioning surface of 

 rubber. J. B. Neale, and F. W. Gage, assignee of a half interest 

 — both of Battle Creek, Mich. 



50,322. 



50,323. 



50,265. 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 Bathing cap. Term 3^2 years. Patented February 13, 1917. 



H. F. Samstag, New York City. 

 Bathing cap. Term 3'^ years. Patented February 13, 1917. 



H. F. Samstag, New York City. 



DESIGNS FOR TIRES. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 Tire tread. Term 7 years. Patented February 6, 1917. A. L. 

 Breitenstein, Akron, assignor to The Lancaster Tire & Rubber 

 Co., Lancaster-^both in Ohio. 



,^C»^^;j 



N^ 



50,265 



50,269 



50,282 



50,269. Automobile tire. Term 14 years. Patented February 6, 1917. 



P. De Mattia and B. De Mattia, Clifton, N. J. 

 50,282. Tire casing. Term 7 vears. Patented February 6, 1917. G. \V. 



Odell, South Bend, Ind. 



