September 1, 1917.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



747 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED TULY 17. 1917. 

 ,233,-)01. Hose-coupling. J. H. Reeve, Sherman, Calif. 

 .233,^20. Laminated, cohesive, interwound fabric constructed in 

 tubular and annular form. L. A. Subers, East Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 

 Demountable rim. A. H. Harris, Barberton, assipmor to The 



Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., -Akron— both in Ohio. 

 Tire. I. B. Irons, Morgantown, W. Va. 

 Shoe-heel. J. Plant, Douglas, Alaska. 

 Massage device. J. E. Ahlman, Denver, Colo. 

 Tire-rim tool. A. A. Friestedt, assignor to Friestedt Manufac- 

 turing Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 Wheel-rim. J. T. Ronald, Seattle, Wash. 

 Menstrual bandage or catamenial sack. P. Roger, Milford, 



Mass. 

 Pneumatic tire. J. Drummond, C. Sp'ihel, and F. Spuhel — 



all of Kansas City, Mo. 

 Vehicle-tire. F. Funderburg, Huntington, Ind. 

 Tire-armor. W. H. Opitz, Bedford. Ind. 



ISSUED JULY 24, 1917. 

 Tire armor. M. V. Batcheller, Cowrie, Iowa. 

 Pneumatic tire. F. S. Dickinson, New York City. 

 Pneumatic tire. F. S. Dickinson, New York City. 

 Self-healing inner tube. N. C. Doss, Rome, Ga. 

 Detachable tread for pneumatic tires. A. G. Mass, assignor of 



one-half to J. W. Stapleton — both of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 Cushion wheel. A. Chelew, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 Demountable tread for tires. R. B. Hartman, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Hose nozzle. C. F. Hughes, Portland, Oregon. 

 Antiskidding tire attachment for wheels. J. A. Granstrom, 



Everett, Mass. 

 Operating tool for split tire rims. E. O. Collins, Chillicothe, 

 Ohio. 

 , Vehicle tire. E. W. Mighell, Piano. 111. 



ISSUED JULY 31, 1917. 



Dem.ountable wheel rim. F. PI. Summeril, Los Angeles, Calif., 



assignor, bv mesne assignments, to Keystone Vehicle Parts 



Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.. a corporation of New York. 

 Rubber tire. J. A. Swinehart, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Relief valve for pneumatic tires. H. L. Shaffer, Washington, 



Iowa. 

 Rubber heel. M. Costa, East Wallingford, Conn. 

 Tire tube protector. J. T. Tooloose, Plattin, Mo. 

 Wheel tire. T. E. Auvil, Baltimore, Md. 

 Inflatable surgical packing. A, L. Beck, New Rochelle, N. Y., 



assignor to Ella C. Beck. 

 Syringe. S. A. Ichilian, Washington, D. C. 

 Armored tire. C. E. Peabody, Brooks, Me. 

 Pacifier. G. V. Tallon, New Haven, Conn. 

 Tire rim manipulator. .\. A. Friestedt. assignor to Friestedt 



Manufacturing C^. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 Tire rim. S. P. Michael, Frankfort. Ind. 

 Removable rim for tractor wheels. H. C. Waite, Chicago, 111., 



assignor to Elgin Tractor Corp., Elgin, HI., a corporation 



of New York. 

 Tire. S. T. Bottcnfield, assignor to The Bottenfield Tire Co.— 



both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Tire tread of sheet metal. M. E. Fox, R. L. Ryan, and C. M. 



Sawyer — all of Winston-Salem, N. C. 

 Tire. I. N. Keim, Mount Holly, N. J. 

 Automatic self healing inner tube for pneumatic tires. C. L. 



Crow, Alexander City, Ala. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. R. S. Bryant, assignor to The Standard 



Welding Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 



ISSUED AUGUST 7, 1917. 

 1,235,597. Wheel rim and tire construction. H. Raflovich, New York 



City. 

 1,235,621. Vehicle wheel with block rubber and metal tires. H. Weiner, 



New York City. 

 1,235,669. Obstetrical cushion. A. C. Eggers, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor 



to The Goodyear's India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co., 



a corporation of Conn. 

 1,235,570. Non-skid chain attachment for rubber tired wheels. W. H. 



Falls, Bridgeport, Conn. 

 1,235,727. Tire deflation signal. W. W. Robinson, Portland, Me. 



1.235.753. Typewriter platen. N. H. Anderson, Middlctown, assignor 



of one-half to W. A. Lorenz, Hartford — both of Conn. 



1.235.754. Typewriter platen. N. H. Anderson, Middletowri^, assignor of 



one-half to W. A. Lorenz, Hartford — both of Conn. 



1.235.755. Noiseless typewriter platen comprising a rubber cylinder on 



the outer core. N. H. Anderson, East Hampton, assignor 

 of one-half to W. A. Lorenz, Hartford — both of Conn. 



1.235.756. Noiseless typewriter platen. N. H. Andersoii, East Hampton, 



assignor of one-half to W. A. Lorenz, Hartford — both of 

 Conn. 



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l,233,'465. 



1,233,47S. 

 1,233,504. 

 1,233,537. 

 1.233,660. 



1,233,705. 

 1,233,811. 



1,233,853. 



1,234.004. 

 1,234,075. 



1,234,118. 

 1,234,142. 

 1,234,143. 

 1,234,144. 

 1,234,193. 



1,234,289. 

 1,234,331. 

 1,234,338. 

 1,234,538. 



1,234,631. 



1,234,682. 



1,234,820. 



1,234,821. 

 1,234,940. 



1,235,013. 

 1,235,080. 

 1,235,093. 

 1,235,095. 



1,235,142. 



• 1,235,156. 



1.235,169. 



1,235,308. 



1,235,360. 

 1,235,401. 



1,235,421. 



1,235,458. 



1,235,485. 

 1,235,528. 



1,235.537. 



1,235,861. 

 1,235,876. 



1,235,877. 

 1,235,878. 



1,235,890. 



1,235,921. 

 1,235,963. 

 1,235,965. 



1,236,036. 

 1,236,174. 

 1,236,227. 

 1,236,251. 

 1,236,290. 



1,236,301. 

 1,236,304. 



1,236,310. 

 1,236,312. 

 1,236,365. 



1,236,411. 

 1,236,412. 

 1.236,490. 

 1,236,506. 

 1,236,534. 



1,236,619. 



1,236,671. 

 1,236,689. 

 1,236,821. 

 1,236,924. 

 1,237,041. 



1,237,155. 



Rubber tire casing. H. N. Wayne, assignor to W. J. Ennis — - 



both of Los Angeles, Calif. 

 Hose connection for fabric and rubber hose. H. Cave, 



Elizabeth, assignor to Davis Bournonville Co., Jersey City 



—both of N. J. 

 Tire casing. T. P. Chrisomalis, New York City. 

 Hose comprising an outer casing and an inner tube of smaller 



diameter free to expand to the wall of the_ casing. W. T. 



Cole, Newton, Conn., assignor to Fabric Fire Hose Co., a 



corporation of Conn. 

 Case for hypodermic syringes comprising a rubber collar for 



gripping the hypodermic needle head. A. J. Gilbert, 



Eufaula, Ala. 

 Hose supporter button. R. Parker, assignor to Parker, Stearns 



& Co.— both of Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Anchoring means for the cord body fabric of tires of the 



"cord" type. F. S. Dickinson, New York City. 

 Vehicle wheel tire. F. Fisher, assignor of one-fourth to A. C. 



Immer, one-fourth to F. L. Reichert, and one-fourth to W. 



Selinger — all of Arcadia, Mo. 

 Teat cup. C. O. Anderson, Lancaster, Pa. 

 Rubber heel. E. J. Hooper, Stoughton, Mass. 

 Armored tire structure. C. W. Stewart, Martinsburg, W. \'«. 

 Non-skid device. P. Balko and A. Kocovsky, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Toy ball comprising a whistle and a rattle, etc. C. O. Griffin, 



Newbern, N. C. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. E. N. Hatcher, East Tallassee, .'Ma. 

 Hand stamp comprising an inflatable hollow sphere. R 



Howell, Rochester, N. Y. 

 Automatic life preserver. W. F. Johnson, Riverside, Calif. 

 Hose clamp. H. C. Jones, Allentown, N. J. 

 Life saving belt. H. B. Rogers, London, England. 



ISSUED AUGUST 14, 1917. 

 Tire valve and signal. W. F. Downs, Bay Shore, N. Y. 

 Cushion tired wheel. E. F. Dreman, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Cushion tire. R. D. Shirey, Woodland, Pa. 

 Tire shoe or casing. G. S. Van Voorhis, Boston, Mass. 

 Reinforced air tube for pneumatic tires. J. W. Blodgett 



Chicago, 111. 

 Stopper for water bags, bottles, and the like. M. T. Steele 



Brooklyn, N. Y'. 

 Non-skid device. H. Carroll, Boone, Iowa. 

 Rain coat. M. C. Doubles, Richmond, Va. 



An improvement in wheel tires. W. T. Carey, Cranston, R. I 

 Arch supporter. M. Golden, Boston, Mass. 

 Air valve for pneumatic tires for bicycles or the like 



Hilding, Lidkoping, Sweden. 

 Rubber tire. M. E. Baxter, Steubcnville, Ohio. 



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THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



ISSUED JUNE 27, 1917. 



105,894. Rubber-surfaced paving blocks. G. Anderson and Leyland & Bir- 

 mingham Rubber Co., Leyland, near Preston. 



105,940. Gutta percha filled joint-making washers. C. J. Beaver, Range- 

 moor, Crescent Road. Hale, and E. A. Claremont, Broom Cot- 

 tage, High Legh — both in Cheshire. 



105,955. Reservoir pen. A. Coats, Hayfield, Castlehead, Paisley. 



105,961. Auxiliary pneumatic vehicle springs formed of short lengths simi- 

 lar to pneumatic tires. L. D. Jones, 134 Vine street, Bridgeport, 

 Connecticut, V. S. A. 



105,977. Pneumatic cushions for air craft. T. Sloper, Southgate, Devizes, 

 Wiltshire. 



ISSUED JULY 4, 1917. 



106,038. Infants' soother. Hasting, Lang & Co. and H. W. Byrom, 1 

 Roman street. Church street, Alanchester. 



106,068. Tourniquet comprising a rubber tube. J. T. Brierley, "Highfield," 

 and Leyland & Birmingham Rubber Co., Golden Hill Works — 

 both in" Leyland. Lancashire. 



106,126. Wheel tire rims F. W. Baker, 59 Hagley Road, and J. S. Foley, 

 17 Beale street — both in Stourbridge. 



106,134. Golf ball. W. Taylor. "Southlea," Elms Road, Knighton, 

 Leicester. 



106,157. Anti-rattlers for doors, etc., consisting of studs of resilient ma- 

 terial forced through countersunk holes in plates. Daimler Co. 

 and A. E. Berriman, Daimler Works, Coventry. 



106,198. Sock suspender. A. J. Lister. Marlborough House, Clifton Road, 

 Ilkley, Yorkshire. 



ISSUED JULY 11, 1917. 



106,278. Inhaling device. Dragerwerk, H. & B. Drager, 53 Moislinger 

 Allee Lubeck, Germany. 



106,295. Rubber mud-shield for boot heels. A. E. MacDonald, "Pegli," 

 St. John's Road, Golder's Green, London. 



106,321. Rubber-faced motorcycle driving belt. G. Warwick, 80 Cobham 

 Road, Seven Kings, Essex, and A. P. Crouch, 106 Cannon 

 street, London. 



ISSUED JULY 18, 1917. 



106,402. Valves. C. A. lorns, 4750 Cook avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, 

 U. S. A. 



106,476. Method of coupling fabric hose sections. N. B. Braley, 14 West 

 Granite street, Butte, Montana, U. S. A. 



