December 1, 1918.; 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



1,278,822. 



1,278,944. 



1.279,001. 



1,279,006. 

 1,279,068. 



1,279,265. 

 1,279,301. 



1,279,629. 



1,279,651. 



1,279,694. 

 1,279,718. 

 1,279,719. 



1,279,720. 



1,279,764. 



1,279,924. 

 1,279,925. 

 1,279,926. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSITED SEPTEMBER 10, 1918.' 



278,762. Breast pump with rubber bulb. 

 Hasbrouck Heights, assigno 

 Rutherford— both in New Jersey. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 17, 1918. 

 Tire rim. J. B. Atkins, assignor to The Goodyear Tire & Rul 



ber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 Surgical instrument with parts of both hard and soft rubbe 



J. T. Landis, Nashv 



.280,363. 

 ,280,382. 

 ,280,421. 



C. R. Rawdon and J. H. Heit- 



Bath spray. W. Rose, Brooklyn. New York. 



Combined airplane and balloon. C. J. Yasensky, Weyburn, Sask., 



Resilient heel pad. S. SchulhofT, Trenton, New Jersey 



Inner tube for automobie tires. G. C. Berryman, assignor of 



45/100 to C. A. Jones— both of Los Angeles, California. 

 Substitute for leather and method of manufacture. G. H. Bruce, 



New Y'ork City. 

 Resilient cushioned wheel. H. B. Coats, Crawfordsville, Indiana. 

 Means for repairing tire casings. E. R. Dull, Chicago, Illinois. 

 Tire mounting for vehicle wheels. D. Moriarty, New Orleans. 



Louisiana. 

 Wind-shield cleaner. F. H. Robertson. Cleveland, O. 

 Pneumatic mattress. A. J. Smith, New York City. 

 ISSUED SEPTEMBER 24, 1918. 



Fabric and rubber belt. VV. W. Spadone, Brooklyn, assignor to 



The Gutta Percha & Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York 



City — both in New York. 

 Demountable tire-rim holder. W. A. Yarger. Akron, assignor of 



one-half to H. W. Cowgill. Canton— both in Ohio. 

 Hot-water-bottle stopper. A. S. Campbell. Medford. Massachu- 

 setts. (Original application divided.) 

 Cushion tire. L. Hofmeister, Milwaukee. Wisconsin. 

 Rubber-coated cord. S. G. Lewis, Greensburg. Pennsylvania. 

 Tennis racket with rubber-coated wire-wound stringing. S. G. 



Lewis, Greensburg, Pennsylvania. 

 Tennis racket with stringing of rubber-coated vegetable fiber. 



S. G. Lewis, Greensburg, Pennsylvania. 

 Legging of elastic webbing, with non-elastic ends. P. J. Savage. 



New York City. 

 Fountain pen. C. L. Aragon, Reno, Nevada. 

 Tire casing. A. S. Burdick, assignor to Burdick Tire & Rubber 



Co.— both of Chicago, Illinois. 

 Rubber glove with thicker thumb and forefinger and ribs across 



inner side. J. D. Garvey, Chicago, Illinois. 

 Golf-training device. C. F. Smith, White Plains, New York. 

 Pneumatic cue. E. B. Smith. Chicago. Illinois. 

 Shaving-brush massage attachment. J. Smith, Jr., Phillipsburg, 



New Jersey. 

 Inflated ball. R. H. Taylor, Rochester, New York. 

 Armored tire. H. G. Robbins. Los Angeles, California. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 1, 1918. 



Demountable tire-rim. W. N. Booth, assignor to Kelsey Wheel 

 Co.. Inc.— both of Detroit, Michigan. 



Cork-lined rubber boot. G. D. Breck, Cleveland, Ohio, assignee 

 of W. J. Merten. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 



Inner-grooved rubber hose and method of manufacture. N. D. 

 Crawford, Elizabeth, New Jersey, assignor to New York Belt, 

 ing and Packing Co., New York City. 



Tire rim. F. L. Darling, Long Beach, California. 



Garment supporter. I. Dow. assignor of one-half to E. L. .-Mien — 

 both of Bnrlington. Vermont. 



Imitation-leather shoe with rubber upper, and method of manu- 

 facture. A. G. Emery. New York City, assignor to The Good- 

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



Cushion wheel. I. Hayman, Los Angeles, California. 



Button loop for garment supporters. C. P. Kuehn, 

 A. Stein & Co. — both of Chicago, Illinois. 



Rubber paving for roads, etc. G. .\nderson, London, England. 



Non-skid tire tread. O. Braunwarth, New York City. 



Lined waterproof mitten. H. J. Diem, assignor of one-half to 

 Sanford Narrow Fabric Co.— both of New York City. 



ISSUED OCEOBER 8, 1918. 



Paper-cup holder with elastic rim-engaging device. C. Errett, 

 New York City, assignor to Public Service Cup Co., Brook- 

 lyn—both in New York. 



Pneumatic tire. D F. Morgan, assignor to Hofmann-Morgan 

 Rubber Co.— both of Chicago. Illinois. 



The India Rubber Would, Novem- 

 Chemical Patents will be found on pai 



,280,836. Adj 

 ,280,957. Rub 



-heel with rubber cushi( 



S. Qu 



Hav 



Rubber com' os--:ion subst'ijte for shoe-soles and method of manu- 

 facture. G. H. Bruce, Brooklyn, New York. 



Garment supporter. B. H. White, Chicago, Illinois. 



Fountain pen with separate attachable filling reservoir, etc. J. L. 

 Clarke, Leamington Spa, England; D. E. and R. A.. Clarke 

 and C. S. Raymond- Barker, cxecjto s of said J. L. Clarke, 

 deceased. 



Self-filling fountain pen. F. H. Mooney, Chic?"o, I'linois, 

 assignor o The Conklin Pen Manufactuiing Co., Toledo, 



Ohii 



, Oakdale, Louisiana, 

 iition ilv'. sole. J. Solon 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 

 PUBLISHED JULY 31, 1918. 

 Demountable tire-rim. C. R. Tizzard, Humber Bay, On 

 Resilient tire. The 



Runyan — both 

 Resilient wheel. The Runyan Cushion Wheel Co., assignee of 



A. L. Runyan— both of Omaha, Nebraska, U. S. A. 

 Resilient tire. R. Blakoe, London, England. 

 Electrical cable. H. W. Fisher, Huguenot Park, Staten Island, 



New York. U. S. A. 

 Tire valve. H. F. Miller. Rushville, Nebraska, U. S. A. 

 Artificial ear drum. E. Baum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 



U. S. A. 



L. E. 



1, San Francisco, Califo 

 New York City, U. S. 



U. S. A. 



,18.474. 

 118,500. 

 118,507. 

 118,523. 

 118,554. 

 118,571. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 

 PUBLISHED OCTOBER 9, 1918. 



Rubber-covered rollers. F. Reddaway & Co., and J. Muskett. 



Cheltenham street, Pendleton, Manchester. 

 Self-filling fountain pen. F. Riesenberg, Schoolship "Newport," 



care of Postmaster, New York City, U. S. A. (Not yet 



accepted.) 

 Point protectors for fountain pens. R. Fallows, Dungiven, Lon- 

 donderry. 

 Rubber-studded metal tire for tractors, etc. Dunlop Rubber Co., 



14 Regent street. London, and C. Macbeth, Para Mills, 



Aston, Birmingham. 

 Collapsible gas-containers for motor vehicles. United .Automobile 



Services Limited, Great Eastern Garage, Lowestoft, and J. C 



Jolly, Cockton Hill, Bishop Auckland, Durham. 

 PUBLISHED OCTOBER 16, 1918. 



tainers for motor vehicles. G. P. 

 , Kilburn, London. 

 PUBLISHED OCTOBER 23, 1918. 

 Fountain pen. G. Dalton, 21 Norman Road, Canterbury, Kent. 

 Improvements in kite balloons. .Aeronautical Instrument Co., and 



G. Brewer, 33 CTliancery Lane, London. 

 Improvements in kite balloons. Aeronautical Instrument Co., and 



G. Brewer, 33 Cliancery Lane, London. 

 Rubber tension cords for deadening landing-shock of airplanes. 



A. F. Hawksley, Fairhaven, Lytham, Lancashire. 

 Syringe bulb formed integrally with nozzle. G. W. Jessup, 44 



Bromfield street, Boston, Massachusetts, U. S. A. 

 Self-filling fountain pen. H. W. Home, 27 Rose 



Edin- 



Rubber ring for artificial legs. E. Paoletti, 25 Corso dei Tin- 

 tori, Florence, Italy. 

 Rubber buffers for joints for artificial limbs. E. Smith, 124 St. 

 Stephen's Green, West, Dublin. 



PUBLISHED OCTOBER 80, 1918. 

 . Tire valve. H. P. Kraft, 219 Godwin avenue, Ridgewood, New 



Jersey, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 

 ;. Stocking suspenders. A. J. D'Ostroph, Key West, Monroe, Flor- 

 ida. U. S. A. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 PATENTS ISSUED (WITH DATES OF APPLICATION). 



shock absorbers for 



elastic fabrics. P. L. 



orcd pneumatic tire. J. E. Dysart. 

 iinatic tire for vehicle wheels. VV. I 

 McNaulI. 

 (November 28, 1917.) Improv 



Machinery Pate 



page 144. 



