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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[October 1. 1918. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



No. 1.271,547. Shoe tret wiili inri;iuil>lc Ij.ir. I". X. nL-hiiK-y, I'lill.ndc:- 1. 

 phia, Pennsylvania. 

 1 271.597. Joint for fixing clastic tubes npon metal pipes. M. A. 



Mazade, Fans, France. '. 



1,271,686. SprinR wheel with rubber tread. J. Erdclyi, Rayland, Ohio. ^ 



THE UNITED STATES. ^ 



ISSUED JULY 9. 1918. 

 1,271,707. Combination rubber and leather footwear. E. Heiscr and P. 

 ■ •' nindle, Berlin. Ontario. Canada, assignors to The Good- i 



year's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co., Naugatuck,. Connecticut. 

 1.271.826. Stamping device with elastic printing disk. F. E. Anderson. 



Brooklyn, New York. 

 1,271,843. Method of manufecturing rubber footw_ear. C. _E. Bradley. 1 



Woolen Manufacturii 



-both of 



1,271,880. Tire and method of manufacture. ,G- F-, ^'''fe''' ,^°?-^"''- tFT 

 Tersey assignor to The Hartford Rubber Works Co., Hart- 

 ford,' Connecticut. 



1,271.936. Wheel with demountable rim. L. H. Perlman. New York Ciiy. 



1 271.957. Tread bi.nd for pneumatic tires. W. F. Sprengnether, St. 

 ' ' Louis, Missouri. 



I 771 985 Tire carcass construction. A. O. Abbott, Jr., assignor of one- 



I,Z71.y(iS. iir^e^^^ ^^ ^ ^ Norton-both of Detroit, Michigan. 



1,272 058. Suspension patch for balloons. H. T. Kraft, assigrior to The 

 Goodyear Tire & 'Rubber Co.— both of Akron, Ohio. 



1,273,098. Boot or shoe heel with rubber insert. J. P. Reily, St. Louis. 

 Missouri. 



1 272 1''2 \ehicle wheel with pneumatic tubes. G. ^cliadee. assignor >»■ 



jthirH ■ 



iignmentts, of two-thirds 



hav 



....... -. G. Gallaghe 



Schadee— all of New York City. 



of vulcanized fabric combined 



1 272,143. Heel-protector for rubber heel. T. H. Sullivan, Sidney, Ohio. 

 1,272,161. Cushioned wheel P. L. White, McCormick. South Carolina. 



bar with blades cushioned with rubber. 



signer to Whitney Machine Co.-both of Winchester, Ma 



rim for tires. E. P. Calvin. Sardinia. Ohio. 

 C. A. Chalone. Aberdeen, Maryland. 



1,272,213. Demo 

 1,272,215. SprinL 



1,272,223. Arch-supporting shoe with inflatable cu! 

 and inner sole.- ^ /^.<i-.. w.=» i „is. 



Coffey, West Tulsa. Oklahon 



1,272,241. Spinning 



having hard-rubber body. 



A. Er 



ahdo 



support. 



1,272,3:9. Pneumatic 



California. 

 1,272,332. Electroth-rmal garment having three plies detachable from each 



other for cleansing purposes. B. R. and r. E. Charles. Vic- 



torvillc, California. 

 1 272 333 Aerial mine having fuse-bomb-containing gasbag, etc. R. J. 

 ' ■ Dalv, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. 



1 272.342. Demountable rim for tires. O. Oneal, Fremont. Michigan. 



1 272.247. Jar for submarine and other batteries. B. Ford. Philadelphia, 



Pennsylvania. 

 1 27' 300 R»=ilient wheel. M. A. Meyers. Kane, Pennsylvania, assignor 

 "of 99/200 to 52 different assignees, names only given, wth- 

 out addi esses. 

 1 272 309 Aviator's helmet with expansible head-band and having front 

 ' section and chin-pad adjustable by means of elastic straps. 



T Paupa assignor to Thos. E. Wilson & Co.— all of Chicago, 

 Illinois. 



R. S. Carling, Los Angeles, 



1,272,351 



Wi: 



ISSUED JULY 16, 1918. 



lUo lire. C. W. Albrecht, Jr.. .Schleisir 

 insert. M. L. Heller 



1,272,664. Til 





,272,697. Fountain pen with compressible reservoir, F. H. Mooney, 

 Hinsdale, Illinois, assignor to The Conklin Pen Manufactur- 

 ing 1,0., Toledo, Ohio. 



I'ing elastic suspender inserted in the back. 

 Pease, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 

 .in pen. II. J. Upton, Medford, Massacl usetts. 



Chemical Patents will be found 



oirhimu cvi- ilr.M I'd -yiiiigc and medicine-holder, having 

 soft rubber closure for nozzle. H. A. Weguelin and R. A. 

 Phclan -both of St. Louis, Missouri. 



273,032. Tire core. D. A. Clark and C. E. Lowe both of East Cleve- 

 land, assignors to The Clyile E. Lowe Co., Cleveland- all in 



ISSUED JULY 23, 1918. 

 273.124. Tire repair vulcanizer. C. W. and W. J. Alter— both of Hager- 



man, New Mexico. 

 ,273,135. Tire shoe. G. Bergkvist. Mosquero. New Mexico. 

 ,273,175. Resilient shoe heel. F. A. Nolan, St. Paul, Minnesota. (Oriic- 



inal application divided.) 

 ,273,446. Protective liner for pneumatic tires. R. L. Belton, Dayton, 



Ohio. 

 .273,549. Hydroaeroplane. T. Sloper. Devizes. England. 

 ,273,550. Supporting device. H. Stamp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

 .273.553. Parachute. R. H. Upsoi-. assignor to The Goodyear Tire & 



Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 .273,640. Demountable rim for tires. R. McClure, assignor to H. G. 



P.aruls— both of Giluian. Montana. 

 .273,570. Cartridge-feeding belt for machine guns, having warp of rubber 

 threads. J. G. C. Queron and T. Courbon, St.-Etienne. 

 France. 

 .2"3.bS7. Life-preserver with inflatable sacks. F. Stebbing, Washington, 



District of Columbia. 

 ,273.731. Pad for horses' hoofs and shoes, with lower rubber tread 

 portion and an upper composite rubber and woven fabric top. 

 F. R. Button, assignor of one-half to G. W. Dunn— both of 

 Scranton, Pennsylvania. 

 273,739. Corset with elastic abdominal portions. L. A. Cirillo, New 



York City. 

 ,273.792. Protective tread-covering for tires. T. Laube, Deer Island, 



"^^°"' ISSUED JULY SO. 1918. 



1.273,813. Pneumatic spring system for vehicles, including air-container. 



R. Bernat, Bordeaux, France. 

 1,;73,964. Pneumatic automobile tire. H. A. Webb, Hamden, Conn. 

 1.274,174. Hollow rubber article and method of manufacture. J. J. Lee, 

 Brooklyn, assignor to A. Behrend and J. Rothschild, co-part- 

 ners as Behrend & Rothschild, New York City— all of New 

 York. 

 1.274.237. Tire and means of attachment. J. Boryszewski, Forks, N. Y. 



ISSUED AUGUST 6. 1918. 

 1,274,437. Stopper for hot-water bottles, etc. E. V. Myera, East Orange, 

 N. J., assignor to A. Schrader's Son. Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



■ and wiper. T. G. Randall, assignor of one-half 

 J. T. Shepherd— both of Dallas, Tex. 

 274 457. Rubber reducing-corset. G. E. Schenck, East Rutherford, N. J., 



assignor to C. M. Davis, New York City. 

 ,274,734. Revolving rubber heel with means for attachment. V. F. Malia- 



zewski, Detroit, Mich. 

 1,274,853. Rubber heel. F. S. Carr, Newton, Mass. 

 1,274.883. Combined pneumatic and cushion tire. L. Hofmcuter, Mil- 



1,274.892. Abdominal belt. A. B. Kendrick. East Orange, N. J., assignor 

 of one-half to J. R. Kendrick Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. 



,274,445. Windo 



1 272,429. Waistband with elastic wehhing 



lyn. New York. 



1,272,467. Demountable rim for tires. B. B. Leustig, Cleveland. Ohio. 

 1272 476. Tire of carcass construction having continuous coiled spring 

 ■ within. F. H. Lopez, Cumming, California. 



1,272,576. Resilient tire. L. P. Thompson. Minneapolis. Minnesota. 

 1272 577. Truss. 1. I. Throckmoiton, Clarksburg, Ohio. 

 L272',602. Resilient' wheel. S. C. Barr, Chillicothe. Ohio. 

 l'272'619. Yieldahle tire filling. J. G. Campau. assignor of one-fourth to 

 '• • c. C. Grodi— both of Monroe. Michigan. 



-d central tread portion for carrying load 

 e is inflated, and auxiliary treads for carrying 

 tube is deflated. J. W. Hummel and F. W. 

 Hhde— both of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

 272 684 Dress shield and process of manufacture. R. Levi, New York 



,274,983. Windshield cleaner. C. A. Bridgwood, Westwood, N. J. 

 .275,005. Webbed swimming glove. J. W. Eckman, Decatur, 111. 

 ,275.033. Pneumatic-tire valve. W. C. Huntoon. Providence. R. I. 

 1,275.069. Toe-box inserter. C. Mikkelsen, Beloit, Wis. 

 1,275,109. Vehicle-wheel rim. T. H. Wagenhorst, Akron, O 

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

 ISSUED AUGUST 13. 1918. 

 ,275.199. Tire-tread protector. C. W. Bain, Norfolk, Va. 

 1,275,306. Inflatable pneui 



jport for stretchers and beds. M. W. 

 San Francisco. Cal. 

 7.^.416. Tire-valve control. W. S. Gedney, Belleville, N. J. 

 75.5J3. Pneumatic fabric tire and process of manufacture. F. A. 



Bragg, Springfield, Mass. 

 rj.S'JO. Dental plate. W. M. Norwood, Greenville, S. C. 

 75.633. Tire protector. G. B. Waite. New York City. 

 175.634. Pneumatic-tire shoe. G. B. Waitc. New York City. 

 175.647. Inflatable life-belt. S. P. Bjerre, Chicago, 111. 

 75.727. Pneumatic water-skate. M. Niec. assignor of one-half to J. 



Kolaczynski — both of St. Catharines. Ontario, Canada. 

 :;.^.746. .\irship with gas-contaiUing envelope, t. E. T. Rainey, Dallaa, 



Tex. 



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