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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[June 1, 1919. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N°: 



1,297,408. 

 1,297,602. 

 1.257,648. 

 1.297,694. 

 1,297,725. 



1,297,902. 

 1,297,922. 



1.298,050. 

 1,298,089. 

 1,298,104. 

 I,i98,117. 



1,298,139. 



1,298,335. 

 1,298,404. 

 1,298,423. 



1,298,551. 



1,298,581 



1,298,639. 

 1,293,660. 

 1,293,661. 



1,298,670. 



1,298,673. 



1,298,713. 



1,298,915. 

 1,298,945. 

 1,299,005. 

 1,299,037. 



1,299,253. 

 1,299,305. 

 1,299,352. 



1,299,450. 



1,299,451. 



1,299,472. 

 1,299,541. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED MAECH 18, 1919. 

 ,297,316. Demountable rim for tires. J. A. Borland, St. Paul, 



Minn. 

 297,338. Demountahle rim for tires. G. B. Filmer, Moose Jaw. 

 Saskatchewan, Canada. 



Armored inner tube. H. H. Schuster, Chicago, 111. 



Fountain pen. .T. F. Siegienski, Thorp, Wis. 



Swiirming device. R. N. Eressler, New York City. 



Squilgce roller. L. Kindling. Milwaukee, Wis. 



Quick detachable dust-cap for tire valves. M. F. Patton, 

 Tuscaloosa. Ala., assignor to A. Schrader's Son, Inc., Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 



Cap for valves. H. Fuchs, St. Louis, Mo. 



Composition rubber sole for boots and shoes. J. E. Grosjean, 

 Lima, assignor by direct and mesne assignments of J4 . to 

 L. F. Montgomery, Fort Recovery, and J4 to F. L. Maire, 

 Lima — all in Ohio. 



Resilien' tire. N. C. Pellissero, Scamnion, assignor of 'A to 

 A, Luckey, Columbus — both in Kansas. 



Arch support for shoes. C. L. Skinner and P. A. Tucker, Chi- 



ISSITED MARCH 25, 1919. 



The 



Demountable rim for tires. O. T. Jobski. 

 Standard Parts Co.— both of Cleveland, O. 



Overshoe with rubber sole, etc. M. L. Paterson. Wilmette, 

 111., assignor to Converse Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden. Mass. 



Rubber-heel lift with sockets for inserting means of attaching 

 to shoes. G. Schrade, New York City. 



Metallic packing containing cubical particles of rubber composi- 

 tion. J. G. Strock, Pittsburgh. Pa. (Original application 

 divided.) 



Double suction cup. C. M. Wolcott, New York City, assignor 

 of a to S. and I. Myerberg, Baltimore. Md. 



Tire casing. G. E. Ho 







Brake lining. C. H. Gunn, Sacramento, Calif. 

 Gas-mask respirator. H. Romanoff, New York City. 

 Gaiter-drying device with elastic strap. E. M. Trinks. Pitts 



burgh. Pa. 

 Rubber-shoe sole with tread and shank portions. F. A. Nolan, 



St. Paul. Minn. 

 Relincr for pneumatic tires. H. W. Shaar, Monroe, Wash. 



ISSUED APEIL 



1919. 



Combination shaving set having brush embedded in hard rubber. 

 S. Alland, Boston, Mass. 



Eraser with brush attachment. J. Auld, Chicago. 111. 



Resilient wheel. A. Cardoso, Milan, Italy. 



Tire casing and method of manufacture. A. L. Case, Plain- 

 field. N. J. 



Chewing gum containing caffein to produce bracing effect of 

 coffee. S. W. Cramer, Charlotte, N. C. 



Dental plate having suction-cup attachment. C. De-Felice. New 

 York City. 



Crutch having pneumatic cushion bet^veen tip and foot. G. 



Hipwood, Boston, Mass. 



Armored pneumatic tire. A. Cruzan, Lawrence, Kans. 



Inner tube for tires. H. M. Henning, Hinkley. Calif. 



Tire shoe for pneumatic tires. H. E. Motl, Houston. Tex. 



Resilient heel with pneumatic cushion. A. L. Runvan. Omaha, 

 Neb. 



Gas mask. P. Wasylowich, Chelsea, Mass. 



Rubber hand-ball having 14 faces to cause rebound in unex- 

 pected direction. J. Abrahamson, Asbury Park. N. j. 



Tread for pneumatic tires. T. Bradshaw, Oakland, Calif. 



lube. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, O., assignor to The B. F 



Goodrich Co., New York City. 

 Screw-clamp for tires. J. A. and E. E. Sowell, Sacramento, 



Calif. 

 Tire casing with side flaps and tread member laced together. 



W. G. Deane, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 

 Demountable wheel rim for tires. L. F. Jordan, Portland, Me. 



ISSUED APEIL 8, 1919. 



Demountable rim for tires. H. T- Foster, assignor to Hydraulic 



Pressed Steel Co.— both of Cleveland, O. 

 Demountable rim for tires. H. J. Foster, assignor to Hydraulic 



Pressed Steel Co.— both of Cleveland. O. 

 Demountable rim for tires. E. C. Horni, Dayton, O. 

 Demountable clutch-rim for tires. E. K. Baker, assignor to 



Universal Rim Co.— both of Chicago, 111. 

 Stylographic pen. G. N. Hosinger, Jersey City, N. J. 

 Fountain pen. W. A. Welty and H. P. R.ivn, Waterloo, la. 



,299,722. 

 ,299,836. 

 ,299,903. 



.300,063. 

 .300,070. 

 ,300.071. 

 ,300,072. 



,300,198. 



,300,212. 



,.100,379. 

 .300,514. 

 .300,538. 



Sole and heel for shoes, composed of wood blocks and fibre 



material embedded in a rubber matrix. 

 Cushion wheel. M. I. Ilaulter, Shippensburg, Pa. 

 Fountain pen. B. R. Jolly, Raleigh, N. C. 

 Demountable-rim-securing device for tires. W. N. Booth, 



signor to Kclsey Wheel Co.. Inc. — both of Detroit. Mich 

 Divisible wheel rim for pneumatic tires. T. J. Hobson, Birmii 



ham, England. 

 Pneumatic tire. N. L. Tobin. Oiicago. 111. 

 ntable collap.siblc rim for tires. 



\. Tripp. Mnjave, 



Calif 



Puncture-proof tire. J. S. Walton. Burl 



Rubber heel. F. Wharton, Elyria, O. 



Rubber heel. F. Wharton, Elyria, O. 



Rubber lift and plate for attachment to French heels. F. 

 Wharton, Elyria. O. 



Elastic arm-band with clasp. T. A. Schaffer, assignor to In- 

 terstate Elastic Braid Co.— both of Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Brassiere with fronts impervious to moisture, for nursing 

 mothers. I. C. Epp. San Francisco. Calif. 



Demountable rim for tires. C. W. Pride, Canton, assignor to 

 himself and J. J. David— both in Cardiff, England. 



Rubber gasket for hermetically sealing receptacle closures. 



icr gj 

 H. Ri 



ood. Hartford, Conn 



ISSUED APEII. 15, 1919. 



Fountain pen. S. Greenfield. New York City. 



Demountable-rim lock. E. Teiber, St. Louis, Mo. 



Overshoe and clamp for pneumatic tire. J. A. Williams, 

 Bisbee. Ariz. 



Cover for tires. J. H. Gill, J. D. Rea, and L. Sanderson- 

 all of Dunedin, N. Z. 



Toy balloon, consisting of several bags or sacks, one within 

 the other, the innermost being capable of greater expansion 

 than the outermost and the latter being frangible. J. Paster- 

 nak, New York City. 



Reinforcing fabric strip for tires. T. Branson, assignor t» 

 Sibson & Stern, Inc., Germantown— both of Philadelphia, Pa. 



Pneumatic tire shoe. H. Kaplan, New York City. 



Vehicle tire with inner ribs formed integrally with casing. G. L 

 Kavanagh, Montreal. Oue.. Canada. 



Fountain pen. D. J. La 'France and W. P. De Witt. Somerville, 

 assignors to De Witt La France Co.. Cambridge, a partner- 

 ship composed of the assignors — both in Mass. 



"■ ' ■ ■ 'ith elastic gathering means. S. Replansky, New 



.300.980. 

 .301,057. 





York City, 

 iterliner for 

 Calif. 



both of Chicago, 111. 



tires. G. A. Le Do 



San Francisco, 



Gari 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED APRIL 15, 1919. 



ISSUED APRIL 22. 1919. 

 ent supporter. E. C. Jones, Toronto, Ont. 



189,870, 

 189,871. 



159,887. 

 189,901. 



J. G. Franklin & Sons, Limited, 

 -both of London, England. 



Cushion tire. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., assignee of 

 J. E. Hale— both of Akron, O., U. S. A. 



Rubber mat provided with recesses in the under surface to 

 receive proieclions on surface to which applied. Gutta 

 Percha & Rubber. Limited, assignee of C. H. Temple and 

 J. H. S. Kerr— all of Toronto. Ont. 



Cushion tire. Morand Bros.-Martin Cushion Wheel Co.. as- 

 signee of W. C. Martin— both of Chicago. 111., U. S. A. 



Pneumatic tire. The Sterns Tire & Tube Co., assignee of E. 

 Sterns— both of St. Louis. Mo.. U. S. A. 



Pneumatic tube for tires. The Sterns Tire & Tube Co., as- 

 signee of E. Stern.s — both of St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A. 



Detachable half-shoe for tires. H. M. Benson, Los Angeles, 

 Calif., and L. G. Fixen, assignee of 14 interest, Chicago, 111. 



-both 



U. S. A. 



ISSUED APRIL 29, 1919. 



ical Patents 



found ( 



189,942. Rubber tube conr 



the other to wi 



Ro.xton Falls, Que. 

 183,955. Armored pneumatic tire. B. Granville, New York Cil 



U. S. A. 

 189,970. Puncture-proof tiie. J. H. Kassmann, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. , 

 189,973. Automobile tire with metaUic plates embedded in the casing 



absorb heat, etc. I. Leo, Chicago, 111., U. S. A. 

 189,978. Non-skid tire. A. S. Mauk, Orangeville, Md., V. S. A. 

 189,983. Pneumatic tire. E. J. Morrow, Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. 

 189,988. Nasal douche. H. B. Nichols, New York City, U. S. A. 

 190,006. Inner tube for pneumatic tires. E. C. Seaton. Nashville. Teni 



U. S. A. 

 190,008. Cushion tire. D. H. Shapiro, Montreal. Que. 



Machinery Patents on pages 489, 490. 



