June 1. 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



190,066. Armored pneum; 



190,094. 

 190.115. 



Pn 



1 

 Toy bail havinj 



5signe< 



C. W. Bain and R. 

 3f 'A interest— both o{ High Point, N. 

 ISSUED MAY 6. 1919. 



pad tor arch supports. T. Coffey 



Okla., 



190,203. 

 190,215. 



a whistle and rattle, the representation of a 



rface. and elastic semi-spherical covers, each 



having a portion at its center vulcanized. C. O. Griffin, 



N'ewbern, N. C, U. S. A. 



Tire valve. W. C. Huntoon, Providence, R. I., U. 5. A. 



Pneumatic insole for shoes. M. Korbel, South Bethlehem, Pa., 



U. S. A. 

 Syringe. J. P. Richards. Toronto, Ont. 



Inner tube for tires. The Brown Perfection Tube Co.. New 

 York City, assignee of J. T. Voorhees, Jersey City, N. T. — 

 both in U. S. A. 

 Battery jar of vulcanized rubber. The Canadian Consolidated 

 Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., assignee of H. Weida, 

 Highland Park, N. J., U. S. A. 

 Dust cap for valves. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., Ne%v York City, 



assignee of W. B. Burke, Cleveland, O.— both in U. S. A. 

 Spring wheel with solid rubber tire. E. E. McNeely and H. 

 Gordon, assignee of y'z interest — both of Waldron. Ind. 

 U. S. A. 

 Artificial foot with rubber cushioning pads. C. B. Winn. Buffalo, 

 N. Y.. U. S. A. 



ISSUED MAY 13, 1919. 

 Tire valve. M. C. Schweinert. West Hoboken, and H 



Ridgewood, both in New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Tire filler composed of small particles or rubber, rei 



line, and kerosene, molded and subjected to pressi 



Aycock, Midlothian. Tex., U. S A. 



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



Pneumatic lire. O. Zancan, New York City, U. S. 



Kraft, 



gaso. 

 E. F. 



122,694. 

 122,777. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



ISSUED APRIL 2, 1919. 



Collapsible crutch with rubber ferrule 



Nook, Walton Park. Liverpool. 

 Drinking cup for vacuum flasks, with rubber band. F. 



Moate Road, Athlone, Ireland. 

 Mattress with inflatable sections. F. W. Brampton, 



Stampings, Limited, Cooklev, near Kidderminster, Wor 



shire. 

 Solid rubbe 



Regent st 



Co., Para Mills. Aston, Birmingha 

 ISSUED APEIL 9, 1919. 

 Knife for tapping rubbi 

 ■ ingb; 



Kelly 



W. Newey, 9 St. Ma 



123.221. 

 123,239. 

 123. 2S4. 

 123.291. 

 123,358. 



. . ork, sawdust, etc., cov- 



ered with layers of waterproofed fabric whose rubberized 

 surface is inside or outside, according to whether the socks 

 are to be worn bv persons with cold or hot feet. S. Abra- 

 ham, 16 Marshall'Place. Cheetham Hill. Manchester. 



Pneumatic or inflated disk-wheels with or without streamline 

 shield, for deadening shock of airplane landing. Dunlop 

 Rubber Co. and W. H. Paull, Para Mills, Aston Cross, 

 Birminqham. 



Protector for soothing teats or nipnles for nursing bottles. E. 

 C. R. Marks, 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 



Elastic tab-ends for suspenders. C. G. Hall, 13 Fosters Gar- 

 dens, Haslemere, Surrey. 



Rubber blocks for wheel tires. E. W. Edwards. Akron, O., 



U. S. A. 



T. J. Hobs 



17 Cha 



Rubber pads with removable metal studs, for adapting tractor 

 wheels for use on hard roads or soft land. W. L. Bodman, 

 Lvdiate Ash, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. 



3.382. Life-saving garment with inflatable pouch. T. S. Drew. 49» 

 Australian Camp, Stockbridge, Hampshire. 

 ISSUED APRIL 24, 1919, 



3,487. Protector for boots and shoes, consisting of a revoluble rubber 

 pad backed with can\;^s and having an embedded pla 

 the securing screw. -• ~ ... ^. .. « 



India. 



C. N. Chamberlain, Chowpati, Bombay, 



123,745. 

 123,789. 



N^ 



ISSUED APEIL 30, 1919, 



Rubber-coated vulcanized fiber sheets for use instead of metal 

 plates for roofing, paneling, etc., or for the construction of 

 vessels or utensils ordinarily made of tin. A. D. Spicer and 

 J. Spicer & Sons, 50 LTpper Thames street, London. 



Breast pump. O. O. R. Schwidetzky, 157 Terrace avenue, Has- 

 brouck Heights. N. L. U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



Foundation band for solid rubber tire, having inner edge formed 

 with grooves to reduce the weight. Dunlop Rubber Co., 14 

 Regent street, Westminster, and H, C. Young, The Grove, 

 Chester Road, Erdington, Birmingham. 



TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 



rds Tri-Font above the represent: 



115,157. 



115,360. 

 115,477. 

 115,554. 

 115,739. 



24.351. 

 24.363. 



14,810, 

 14,812. 



The words Keliv Springfield in fancy lettering to fill the space 

 within the inner of two circles — rubber and fabric pneumatic 

 tires. Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., New York City. 



The word Subersol — composition soles for boots and shoes. 

 The Armstrong Cork Co., Pittsburgh. Pa. 



The words Blanton's Bear-Cat over the representation of a 

 bear-cat crawling through a tire, all within a modified square 

 — patches for pneumatic tires. John R. Blanton, Oklahoma, 

 Okla. 



Representation 



tires eccentrically interlinked, bearing 



The 





Company, Tires, Trenton, 

 and tubes. The Para Co., Trenton, N. J. 

 -Air Weight — dress shields. Samstag 



Bros., i\ew York City. 

 The word Rublata— rubber belting. Boston Woven Hose & 



Rubber Co., Cambridge, Mass. 

 The word Horseshoe — rubber heels or lifts for footwear. Ra- 

 cine Auto Tire Co., Racine, Wis. 

 The words It's-It — patch kits, including cement and rubber 



patches for repairing tires and tubes. Schisler Brothers, St. 



Louis, Mo. 

 Representation of 



and the words 



and blow-outs 



rubber articles. 



Oklahoma, Okla 



J.-r- 

 Hilder 



nd Manufacturing Co., 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



The word Trojan enclosed in horizontal and vertical lines — 

 automobile tubes. Samuel A. Richardson, Montreal, Que. 



The word Clipper — pneumatic tires and tubes for automobiles 

 and bicycles. Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Co., Limited, 

 Toronto, Ont. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



Representation of a ball — waterproof clothing. Mishawaka 

 Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind., U. S. A. 



The words Ball-Band arranged in a half-circle— waterproof 

 clothing. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka. 

 Ind., U. S. A. 



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Term 7 year; 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



O. 53,100. Tire, Patented March IS, 1919. 

 Bradcn, Tacoma, Wash. 

 33,108, Tire. Patented March 23, 1919. Term 14 years. H. C. 

 Arnold, Brookline, assignor to Converse Rubber Shoe Co., 

 Maiden — both in Mass. 



1.111. Pneumatic tire. Patented March 25, 1919. Term 14 years. 



W. R. Blowers, Omaha, Neb. 



1.112. Pneumatic tire. Patented March 25, 1919. Term 14 years. 



W. R. Blowers, Omaha, ."^eb. 

 :.113. Pneumatic tires. Patented March 23, 1919. Term 14 years. 



W. R. Blowers, Omaha, Neb. 

 ;,114. Pneumatic lire. Patented March 25, 1919. Term 14 years. 



W. R. Blowers. Omaha, Neb. 



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;3.129. 53,133. 53.143. 53,146. 53,151. 53.190. 



53,116. Tire. Patented March 25. 1919. Term 14 years. A. R. Colvin, 



assignor to The Combination Rubber Manufacturing Co. — 



both of Bloomfield. N. T. 

 io I ''9 Tire. Patented March 25. 1919. Term 14 years. L. J. Kelly, 

 ' " assignor to The McGraw Tire & Rubber Co.— both of East 



Palestine, O. 

 53,133. Tire. Patented March 25. 1919. Term 7 years. C.W. 



McKone. assignor to The Gordon Tire & Rubber Co. — both 



of Canton. O. 

 53 143 Pneumatic tire. Patented March 25, 1919. Term 14 years. 



M. L. Wiener. Akron, assignor to The Oldfield Tire Co., 



Cleveland— both in Ohio. 

 33.146. Non-skid tire. Patented April 1. 1919. Term 14 years. E, N. 



Downes, assignor to T. & D. Tire Co.— both of Charlotte, N . C. 

 33,151. Tire casing. Patented April 1. 1919. Term 14 years. C. P. L. 



Hustcn, Plainfield, N. J. 

 53,190. Tire. Patented April 8. 1919. Term 7 years. R. S. Wicks 



assignor to Wicks' Tire & Rubber Products Co. — both of 



Seattle, Wash. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



4.541. Waterproof coat with leggings. Patented March 29. 1919. B. 

 W. Hartley, Halleybury, Ont. 



4 548 Pneumatic tire. Patented March 31, 1919. Dunlop Tire and 

 Rubber Goods Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



4,549. Garter. Patented March 31, 1919. William P. Barrett. St. 

 Marv's. Ont. _ , ,,, „ 



4,553. Pneumatic tire. Patented March 31, 1919. Bernard W. Hart- 

 ley, Haileybury, Ont. „ . . , 



4 570 Tire tread. Patented April 2. 1919. The Canadian Fairbanks- 

 Morse Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 



