May 1. 1917.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



485 



103,171. 

 103,187. 



103,256. 



16,426 (1915). 

 16.517 (1915). 

 16,503 (1915). 



16.539 (1915). 



16.579 (1915). 

 16.589 (1915). 



16,612 (1915). 



16.665 (1915). 



16.676 (1915). 



16.750 (1915). 

 103,304. 

 103,335. 



103.348. 



16.841 (1915). 



16.849 (1915). 

 16,851 (1915). 



16.900 (1915). 



103,412. 



103.434. 



103,452. 

 103.471. 



103,478. 

 103,485. 



103.491. 

 103,522. 



Tubeless pneumatic tire. 

 Westminster. 



C. V. Boys, 66 Victoria street, 



Pot for disinfecting dental and surgical instruments, pro- 

 vided with a rubber pad. F. G. Mordaunt, 49 Clark- 

 grove Road, Sheffield. 



Detachable rim. C. L. Kennedy, 1305 Ingraham street, 

 Los Angeles, California, U. S. A. 



ISSUED MARCH 21, 1917. 



Wheel tires. J. Taylor, 15 Lord Byron street. Eccles New 

 Road. Salford, Lancashire. 



Rubber fly swatter. G. W. Gomber. Conyngham, Penn- 

 sylvania. U. S. A. 



Rubber or gutta percha combined with leather in shoe 

 soles. H. E. G. Bateman. 18 The Western Broadway, 

 King street. Hammersmith, and J. T. Barkwith. 10 

 Bramber Road, West Kensington — both in London. 



Wheel in which annular rubber cushions are secured be- 

 tween and to the sides of the spoke ring and flanges 

 on the axle box. A. E. Russell. 77 Henry street. Wind- 

 sor, and W. G. Charley, 454 Collins street — both in 

 Victoria, Australia. 



Combination cushion and pneumatic tire. R. Elakoe, 62A 

 Queen's Road, Bayswater, London. 



Fountain pens. L. E. Waterman & Co.. 173 Broadway. 

 New York City, assignees of E. F. Britten, 21 Van 

 Reipen avenue, Jersev City, New Jersey. U. S. A. 



Convertible waterproof covers. W. B. Robeson, Port 

 Huron, Michigan, U. S. A. 



Reservoir- pens. C. Bristow, The Chestnuts, Brockley View, 

 Forest Hill. London, 



A trench hoot or wader. J, S. Kruse, Regent Palace 



Hotel, Piccadilly Circus, London. , 

 Rubber-Covered artificial feet. G. Hardman, "Belmont," 



Audenshaw Road, Audenshaw, Manchester. 

 Pneumatic tire casing. P. Nivet and J. B. Haegy, Luxe 



(Charente), France. 

 Diaphragms with vulcanite attachments for telephones. 



T. Chalmers, 81 Underwood Lane, West street, Crewe, 



Cheshire. 

 Tire formed of alternate lavers of plain and spongy rubber 



enclosed within a plain rubber cover. A. A. 

 3 Woodquest avenue. Heme Hill, London. 



ISSUED MARCH 28. 1917. 



Crozier. 



wearer s 

 Lytham. 



Respirator with rubber bands for attaching to 



head. F. Morris, "Lea Hurst." Willows avenue 



Lancashire. 

 Diving suit. Neufeldt &• Kuhnke, Werk Ravensberg am 



Habsburper Ring, Kiel. Germany. 

 Crutches having inflated tubes in arm pads and foot. 



J. C. Roberts. Mercantile Bank of India, 15 Gracechurch 



street, London. 

 Multi-core cable. J. H. Bowden, 101 Eltham Road, and 



H. F. J. Thompson, 65 Cambridge Mansions, Battersea 



Park — both in London. 

 Crutch with inflatable rubber bag upon the top of the 



crutch head. A. R. Hunter, Pine Lodge, Welbeck, near 



Worksop, Nottinghamshire. 

 Life-saving attachment. S. Goldreich, C. A. McKerrow, 



T. G, Jacobs and Life Saving Device Syndicate, Basildon 



House. Moorgate street, London, 

 Spring wheel with rubber block tire. W. E. Supernaw, 



380 Alexander avenue, Elgin. Illinois, L^. S. A. 

 Double-ended inner tube. Miller Rubber Co., assignees of 



F. Felton— both of Akron, Ohio, LT. S. A. 

 Tire inflating valves. M. C Schweinert, 226 Palisade 



avenue. West Hoboken. New Jersey, LT. S. A. 

 Hand tools for artificial arms comprising a rubber- faced 



arm section. Siemens-Schuckertwerke, Seimensstadt, 



near Berlin. 

 A safety pocket closing device comprising an endless elastic 



band. J. W. Hawkins, Munsfordville, Kentucky, U. S. A. 

 Tire inflating valve. T. Sloper, Southgate. Devizes, Wilt- 

 shire. 



173.613. 

 173.619. 



173,663. 

 173,736. 



173,748. 



173.761. 



173,771. 

 173.795. 

 173.818. 



173,821. 

 173,838. 

 173,852. 

 173,853. 

 173,854. 

 173,860. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 30, 1916. 

 Hoof pad. E. Kempshall, Atlantic City. New Jersey. LT. S. A. 

 Pneumatic tire. A, M. Kobiolke, Kew. near Melbourne, Victoria, 



Australia. 

 Pneumatic fire. 

 Pneumatic tire. 



bia. TT. S. A. 

 Rim for pneumatic tires 



Columbia. 

 Demountable 



U. S. A. 

 Flexible rim. 

 Resilient tire. 



R. G. Wooten, Toronto, Ontario. 



J. C. Anderson, Washington. District of Colum- 



nm. 



H. 



G, Cassady, New W'e=.t minster, British 

 E. Doebler, Cannon Falls, Minnesota, 



O. Gingras, Laurierville, Quebec. 

 J. La Plant, Malone, New York, U. S. A. 

 Metal filler for pneumatic tires. C. M. Nevins. Hillsdale, 



igan, U. S. A. 

 Cushion tire. W. H. Overmoyer, Roselawn, Indiana, LT. S. 

 Clincher tire rim. D. H. Shapiro, Montreal, Quebec. 

 Iniqer tube. E. W. Wilson, Springfield. Illinois, XJ. S. A. 

 Tire rim. E. W. Wilson. Springfield. Illinois, U, S. A. 

 Pneumatic tire. E. W. Wilson, Springfield, Illinois. U. S. 

 Tire rim. P, S. Whiting, Detroit, Michigan, U. S. A. 



Mich- 

 A. 



A, 



173.861. 

 173,913. 



173,960. 

 I73.96J. 

 174,062. 



174.080. 



174,137. 



174.143. 

 174.232. 



174,247. 



Tire rim. P. S. Whiting. Detroit. Michigan, L". S. A. 



Spring and rubber cushion tire. H. L. McNeill, Truro, Nova 

 Scotia. 



Garter. M. B. Hammond, Bridgeport, Conn. 



Rim tool. M. M. Herman, Danville, Virginia, U. S. A. 



Carter. G. Abraham. New V'ork City, assignee of H. E. Grabau, 

 Long Island City — both in New York, U. S. A. 



Tire tread. R. Aue, Leon Springs, Texas, U. S. A. 



Spring and rubber cushion tire. B. A. Lange, St. Louis, Mis- 

 souri, U. S. A. 



Cushion tire. J. Milne, New York City, U. S. A. 



Pneumatic tire. E. Knechtel, Toronto, and A. Snelgrove, assignee 

 of a third interest, Fort William, Thunder Bay District — both 

 in Ontario. 



Demountable rim. I. D. Walter, assignor; J. G. Gant and T. 

 Flournoy, each one-twentieth of the interest; J. W. Gant and 

 S. A. Latimer, each one-fiftieth; and B. F. Cole, one-tenth, 

 and to J. Brunkerhoff. fiftv-three one-hundred and fiftieths of 

 the interest — all of Harrisburg, Arkansas, U. S. A. 



481.922 

 481,929 



481,937 



481,954 

 481,955 

 481,966 



482,032 

 482.058 

 483,073 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (May 31, 1916). Metal tire. C. Montanari. 

 (June 2, 1916). Improvement in tools for removing tires. A. A. 



Friestedt. 

 (June 3, 1916). Pneumatic tire with envelope composed of a number 



of removable elements. P. E. Van Eerendonck. 

 (June 5. 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. G. Ishihara. 

 (June 5, 1916.) Insulators for storage batteries. India Rubber Co. 

 (June 7. 1916). Valve for pneumatic tires with device for indicating 



the air pressure. Ashelman and Johnson. 

 (Tiine 14. 1916). Elastic wheel for vehicles. J. Duran-Pinana. 

 (June 16. 1916). Improvements in hollow tires. W. Humphrys. 

 (June 19. 1916). Apparatus for removing the insulating sheath 



from electric wires. 



AUSTRALIA. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 305 (February 14, 1916). Contrivance to prevent capillary attraction of 

 waterproof garments. W. H. Poppleston for R. H. Popplestone, 

 England. 



950 (May 6. 1916). Improvements in tire valve caps and analogous de- 



vices. Schrar'er's Son, Inc., for H. P. Kraft, Xew Jersey, U S. A. 



951 (May 6, 19I6I. Improvements relating to washers for tire valve caps! 



Schrader's Son, Inc., fof H. P. Kraft, New Jersey, U. S. A. 

 I08I (May 25. 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. C. Phillips and 



V. Sndakcff, Xew South Wales. 

 1735 (August 8. 1916). Pneumatic tire cover to prevent cavities between 



the inner and outer casings when they are combined. S. R. V. 



CliflFord, Victoria. 



100,143. 



n.059. 



98.240. 

 100,191. 

 100,593. 

 100,696. 

 100,836. 

 101,153. 

 101,160. 

 101,413, 



101.414. 



101,416. 



101,611. 

 101,612. 

 101,614. 

 101,615. 



99,833. 



100,736. 



101.324. 

 101.490. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



The words Sweet Bap.ee— nursers. nursing bottles, and rubber 



nipples, n. W. B. Smith, Utica, N, Y. 

 The word Unika — rubber boots and shoes. L. Candee & Co., 



New Haven, Conn. 

 The words Easv Rite — men's and ladies' leather, rubber and cloth 



shoes, raincoats, etc. John P. Davis, Chicago, HI, 

 The word Maderite — tennis balls. The Seamless Rubber Co., 



New Haven. Conn. 



The word Semco — belting. Iinse. machinery packing, and non- 

 metallic tires. Semple Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J. 



The words Fruits & Flowers — chewing gum. 

 Co.. New York City. 



American Chicle 



The words Limp In and Walk Out — rubber and leather footwear. 



E. Wigely. Chillicothe, Mo. 

 The words Ben Hi'r — rubber tires, hose and belting. The Mid- 

 land Tire & Rubber Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 

 The word I'sco — rubberized aii.craft fabrics. United States Rub- 

 ber Co., New York City. 

 The word Magnet — rubber boots and shoes and fabric shoes 



having rubber soles attached thereto by vulcanization. United 



States Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The word Paramount — rubber boots and shoes and fabric shoes 



having rubber soles attached thereto by vulcanization. United 



States Rubber Co.. New York City. 

 The word T ovaltv — ruliber boots and shoes and fabric shoes 



having rubber soles attached thereto by vulcanization. I'nited 



States Rubber Co., New York City, 

 The word Arlen — lightweight rubbers. 



facturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. 

 The word Rondo — lightweight rubbers. 



facturing Co.. Mishawaka. Ind. 

 The word Zola — lightw-eight rubbers. 



facturing Co.. Mishawaka. Ind. 

 The word Mishko — composition soles used on rubber and woolen 



footwear. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, 



Inri. 



The word Mephisto and a representation of Mejihistopheles — 



compressed fiber sheet packing. Asbestos Fibre S: Rubber (^o., 



Trenton. N. J, 

 The word Universal and the representation of a globe showing 



tlie western hemisphere including North and South .'\merica — 



rubber heels. J. H. Brown. Marseilles, III. 

 The word Colonial — rubber tires for automobiles and other 



vehicles. The Colonial Tyre & Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The word Emergency — rain-coats. F. W. Howard, New York 



City. 



Mishawaka Woolen Manu- 

 Mishawaka Woolen Manu- 

 Mishawaka Woolen Manu- 



