April 1, 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



395 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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), 290.900. 

 1,290,927. 

 1,290,979. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 JANUARY 14, 1919. 

 . ;"0.873. Detachable rim for tires. F, W. Baker and J. S. 



Foley, Stourbridge, Eng. 

 .290,889. Demountable rim for tires. H. Bretsclier. New York 

 City, assignor of one-half to Felix Spitzner. 

 Combined rubber and steel eraser for lead pencils. F. K. 



Butler, Seattle, Wash. 

 Life-preserver. W. H. de Fontaine, Sr. and Jr., New York 



City. 

 Balloon, with inner vacuum chamber and controllable means 

 for inflating inner chamber for purpose of descent, etc. 

 P. T. Griffith, New York City. 

 Resilient tire. \V. J. Robinson, Denver, Colo. 

 Tire-pressure gage. M. C. Schweinert, West Hoboken, N. J. 

 Internal tire armor. .T. B. Zimdars, San Francisco, Calif. 

 (Original application divided.) 



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Demountable tire rim. J. H. Jones, Covington, Ky. 



Carbonator with perforated rubber disk for admitting minute 

 streams of gas into receptacle for liquid. A. L. Koeni.g, 

 assignor to The Koenig Carbonators, Inc. — both of Chicago, 



Arch support for shoes. T. Coffey, West Tulsa, Okla. 

 Lite-saving garment. E. M. Lowy, assignor to Lo 

 Saving Suit Corp.— both of New York City. 

 Life-saving garment. E. M. Lowy 



ile-savine garment. E. M. Lowy, assignor 

 Saving Suit Corp.— both of New York City. 



to Lowy Life 



1,291,739. 

 1,291,835. 

 1,291,896. 



1,291,930. 



1,291.948. 



1,291,972. 



1,292.299. 

 1.292,300. 

 1,292,345. 



1,292,357. 

 1,292,360. 

 1,292,405. 



1,292,504. 



1,292,519. 

 1,292.524. 

 1,292,564. 

 1,292,587. 

 2,292,596. 



1,292,601. 



1,292,690. 

 1.292,736. 

 1,292,826. 



Wash- 



Life-saving aarraent. E. M. Lowy, assignor 



Saving Suit Corp.— both of New York City. 

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JANUARY 21, 1919. 



Resilient wheel. B. Bayliss, St. Louis. Mo. 



Name plate for rubbers. A. C. Booth. Burlington, V 



Fount3in-])en blotter. J. Goldstein, West Hazelton. Pa. 



Demountable rim for tires. J. J. and C. C. Hrub' 

 .Joseph. Mo. 



Demountable rim for pneumati( 

 ington, D. C. 



Inner tubular support for pneumatic tires, molded from plas- 

 tic, unvulcanized rubber. J. T. Lister, near Wellington. O. 



Soft rubber sleeve for attaching to pencils and penholders. 

 M. J. McGuigan, Ashland, Wis. 



Toy balloon. H. Marui, New York City. 



Waterproof garment-supporter. I. Phillips, Brookline, Mass. 



Respirator. W. Soderling, New York City. 



Concave rolled suction-cup heel. E. D. Stalfort, Baltimore, Md. 



Demountable rim for tires. G. L. Summers, Huntington, W. Va. 



Resilient tire. J. R. Valdes. Key West, Fla. 



Cushioned wheel. F. A. Froramann. Chicago, III. 



Cushion tire. F. A. Frommann, Chicago, III. 



Cushion tire. W. C. Martin, assignor by direct and mesne 

 assignments to Morand Bros. -Martin Cushman Wheel Co. — 

 both of Chicago, III. 



Resilient wheel. V. H. Nalinne, Brussels, Belgium. 



Rubber heel. F. A. Nolen, St. Paul, Minn. 



Pneumatic tire. L. Loeb, New York City. 

 JANUARY 28, 1919, 



Wheel wi^h demountable and permanent rims for tires. G. A. 

 Mitchell, assignor of one-half to H. A. Gilbert— both of 

 Aberdeen, Md. 



Puncture-proof tread-block for pneumatic tires. A. Rosenberg 

 and A. H. Rosenthal, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Device for connecting hose to faucets of varying size. L. W. 

 Serrell. Plainfield.'N. J. 



Fastener for cushion tires on clincher rims. T. Barnes, as- 

 signor to Barnes Cushion Tire Co. — both of Denver, Colo. 



Life-preserver with inflatable portions. D. Del Re, Iron River, 

 Mich. 



Stay-fastener for balloons. J. R. Gammeter, Akron. 0.. and 

 J. Bourguignon. Billancourt. France, assignors to The B. F. 

 Goodrich Co., New York City. 



Combination wheel and demountable rim. L. B. Ilarvey. as- 

 signor to Interlocking Auto Rim Co.— both of Stockton, 

 Calif. 



Hot-water and ice-bag closure. J. J. Bowes, Jr., Pensacola, 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 4, 1919, 

 1,292,993. Rubber sandal with vamp cut on the straight and its upper 



Sjrtion folded over on ilself. J. J. Batterman, assignor to 

 atterman Rubber Co.— both of Boston, Mass. 



1,293.015. Demountable rim for vehicle wheels. B. E. Braucht, Cart- 

 wright, N. D. 



1,293,089. Shoulder and body brace. W. D. Hardy, New York City. 



1.293,158. C. W. Miegel, Jersey City, N. J. 



1.293,221. Veil with elastic cord in edge. I. Silverberg, Far Rockaway. 

 N. Y., assignor to Silverberg Import Co., Inc., New York 

 City. 



i. 293,283. Demountable rim for vehicle wheels. C. C. Wolf, assignor of 

 one-half to A. A. Bournemann— both of Morrison, Wis. 



1.293,337. Rubber-soled canvas shoe. M. H. Clark, Hastings-upon-Hudson, 

 N. Y., assignor to The Goodyear's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co., 

 Naugatuck, Conn. 



1,293,427. Corset with elastic inserts. J. E. Heilner, New York City. 



1.293,473. Resilient tire. J. H. Krall, Portland, Ore. 



1.293,498. Pneumatic tire. P. Marino, Brooklyn, N. Y.. assignor of one- 

 third to C. Marino, Brooklyn, N. Y., and one-third to D. 

 Marino, West Hoboken, N. J. 



1,293,528. Pneumatic tire in combination with means for making it wider 

 than deep, restricting radial distention, etc. J. F. Palmer 

 Riverside, 111. 



1,293,558. Cushion wheel. M. S. Schwartz, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



j_;j^ 1,293,645. Waterproof hat-covering. L. Henschel, New York City. 



deadener composed of composite sheet material com- 

 ing a metallic sheet and alternate sheets of asbestos and 



and rubber composition, contacted by pressure and vul- 

 zed. The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 ureal. Que., assignee of N. D. Crawford, Elizabeth, N. J., 



ISSUED JANUARY 14, 1919. 



tire and wheel. W. J. Vincent, Cardiff, Wales. 

 ISSUED JANUARY 21, 1919. 



W. A. Anglemver. Indianapolis. Ind.. U. S. A. 

 " — " • ■• couver, B. C. 



ISSUED JANUARY 28, 1919. 

 ng. W. Kline. Lake, and J. P. Frisby, Akron, assignee 



188.461. Ti 



of y, interest— both in Ohio, U. S. A 

 188.463. Fountain-pen filler. H. Carman, assignee of F. Riesenberi 



both of New York City, U. S. A. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 11. 1919. 

 188,668. Golf ball. E. Miller, London, England. 

 188,697. Bath mat. L. D. Tolley, Algiers, La., U. S. A. 

 188,700. Trousers support. W. liaake. West Hoboken, N. J., U. S. A. 

 188,702. Device for removing bulbs from electric lamps. H. U. Grinn. 



Pittsfield, Mass., U. S. A. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 26, 1919. 

 188,883. Pressure gage. A. Schrader's Son, Inc.. New York City. 



signee of W. A. Allen, Yonkers— both in N. Y., U. S. A. 

 ISSUED MARCH 4, 1919. 

 188,905. Demountable rim for tires. E. G. Budd, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 188,969. Stopper for hot-water bottle. H. P. Kraft, Ridgewood. N. 



121,244. Detachable wearing surface for t' 

 soled footwear. T. H. Gill 

 Dunedin. New Zealand. 



121.411. Pneumatic tires with beaded edges comprising hard-rubber cores 

 having wire embedded therein. G. H. Thomas, 27 Bucking- 

 ham Gate, and E. J. Edgar, 16 Teignmouth Road, Brondes- 

 bury — both in London. 



121,443. Kneeling pad with inflatable cushion. E. M. Hamilton. 10 

 Chester Crescent, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 12, 1919. 



I r.^. R. Donald, 30 Parliament Hi 



■<.ad, London. (Not yet accepted.) 



'thing for aviators, etc. A. A. Le 



D. Drury, 24 Norfolk Row, 



Fla 



.ignor to C. E. Barrett — both of 

 e tires. J. F. Loughran. Che- 



Fountain pen. -A. G. El: 



Chicago. III. 

 Reinforced tread for au 



halis. Wash. 

 Collapsible demountable rim for tires. E. H. WullT, Toledo, O, 

 Tire casing. L. A. Page, Providence. R. I. 



Chemical Patents will be found on pages 364. Machinery Patents on page 366. 



9,956. \..l 

 121,495. Kl' 



121,538. Rub' : 



ShifflfM. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 19, 1919. 

 121,634. Waterproof soles for boots, etc. E. S. Frizzoni, 24 Via Man- 

 R. H. Davis, 187 Westminster Bridge 



657. Garment for 



Road, Westminster. , . 



703. Rubber horseshoes. F. Kusiak, 410 West 56th street. New \ork 

 City, U. S. A. 



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Nod Road, Streatham Hill, Londo 



