THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSUED APRIL 22. 1919. 



demountable rim for tires. R. S. Bryant, assignor 



assignments to The Standard Parts Co. — both of 



Cleveland, O. 



Kubber-soled fabric shoe. M. H. Clark, Hastings-upon-Hudson, 



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



Naugatuck, Conn. 



Fountain Pen. L. Planchcr, New York City, assignor to M. 



Finstone. Brooklyn — both in New York. 

 Non-skid pneumatic tire. H. R. Waterman, San Francisco, 



W. A 



for tires. 

 Nerache 

 Ohio. 



1,301,354. 

 1,301,467. 

 1,301,501. 



Cleveland— all 

 Rubber-lined hose. C. M. C. Baird, Chicago, 

 Resilient tire. J. Lorenz, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Cork for hot'Water bottles, having meltable 



■vhether water in bottle <s too hot for safety. A. R. 



Robertson. Vancouver, B. C, Canada. 

 1,301,509. Hot-water bottle. C. F. Schuh. Newark, N. J., assignor to 



A. Albright, Jr., New York City. 

 1,301,686. Brake Uring. J. E. Grosjean, Limo, assignor of li to L. F. 



Montgomery, Fort Recovery — both in Ohio. 

 1,301,695. Demountable rim for tires. A. B. Henson, Franklin, Ky. 

 1,301,711. Stopper for hot-water bottles, etc. H. P. Kraft, Ridgewood, 



1,301,762. Bottle wtih rubber packing-ring in groove of neck. T. E. 

 S-jflolk, Elizabeth, Pa. 



ISSUED APRIL 



1919. 



,301,841. 

 ,301.865. 



1,302,038. 

 1,502,091. 



1,302,173. 

 1,302,177. 



1.302,369. 

 1,302,417. 

 1,302,418. 



1,302,441. 



1.302,447. 

 1,302,454. 

 1,302,473. 



,302,585. 

 ,302,763. 

 1,302,792. 



1,302,970. 

 1,302,974. 

 1,303,027. 

 1,303,139. 



1,303,144. 

 1,303,154. 



make 



them waterproof. E. C. Hawkins, Noblesvillc, Ind. 

 Curved elastic fabric for corsets, etc. S. T. Metz, Brooklyn, 



N. y., assignor to Victory Corset & Girdle Co., a New 



York corporation. 

 Dust-can for tire valves. C. A. Herle, Rochester, assignor 



to D. H. Wright, Webster— both in New York. 

 Reinforced pump tire. J. F. Beeselman, East Chicago, Ind. 

 Sleeve-protector. J. Hayes, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Pneumatic tire composed of two layers of two different gages 



of wire mesh with composition of rubber and canvas 



between. E. M. Reid, Pocatello, Idaho. 

 Anesthetic apparatus. A. C. Clark, Chicago, 111. 

 Split demountable rim for tires. H. D. Hamilton. Kenosha, 



and J. Goodman, Racine — both in Wisconsin. 

 Resilieni tire. W. J. Kent, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to 



Revere Rubber Co., Chelsea, Mass. 

 Resilient tire. J. A. Kolby, L. P. Larson, and C. P. Nielsen, 



all of Ephraim. assignors to Kolby Wheel Co., Salt Lake 



City— both in Utah. 

 Truss with elastic insert. A. J. O. Hoschek, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Fountain pen. C. H. North, Cleveland, O. 

 Pneumatic tire with separate tread member. W. H. Northall, 



assignor of '^ to S. C. James and 'A to H. Males— all of 



Evansville, Ind. 

 Dust-cao for tire valves. M. C. Schweinert. West Hoboken, 



and T. Vclckhausen, Weehawkcn— both in New Jersey, 



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

 Rim for pneumatic tires. W. T. Stark, Vancouver, and S. R. 



Ramsay, New Westminster, B. C— both in Canada. 

 Garter. A. D. Theodore (legal name T. D. Anagnostopoulos), 



Eunice, La. 

 Stretchable laminated fabric composed of leather cemented to 



clastic webbing. M. Scheuer, New York City. 



ISSUED MAY 6, 1919. 



Combination pencil and fountain pen. A. L. Oppenheim, New 



York City. 

 Operating device for rotary disk erasers. F. H. Call, Portland, 



Ore. 

 Dust-cap for valves of pneumatic tires. W. P. Hammond, 



Passaic N J., assignor to A. Schrader's Son, Inc., Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 

 Fountain or stylographic pen. F. M. Peart, Liscard, Eng. 

 Combined closure and eraser for fountain pens. S. Newell, 



Wapello, la. 

 Puncture-proof lining for pneumatic tires. W. H. Pritchett, 



U. S. Marine Corps. 

 Resilient tire. U. S. Robinson, a.ssignor of 'A to M. Forcds — 



both of Lagrange, Ga. 

 Rubber connecting member for joining ends of belts. G. E. 



Carr, Boston, Mass. 



A. C. Wright and W. Dukes, assignors to 



Det: 



•ignt 



ited, Aston — all 



The Warland Dual 

 ham, Eng. 



Life-saving suit- A. G. Alfandri. New York City, assignor to 

 C. Kenyon Co., Brooklyn— both in New York. 



inner tube and casing of 

 Spokane. Wash. 



ISSUED MAY 13. 1919. 



303,224. Tire cover having elastic auxiliary warp threads for drawing 

 it into circular shape. W. Achtmeyer, assignor to The 

 Russell Manufacturing Co. — both of Middletown, Conn. 



303,357. Demountable rim for tires. J. H. Miskimen, Glendivc, Mont. 



303,389. Inflatable bathing garment. J. Rebel, Cleveland, O. 



303,546. Nipple for nursing;.bottle. A.C. Eggers, Brooklyn. _N. Y., 



dia Rubber Glove Manufactur- 

 L. H. Perlman, 



The Goody 



ing Co., Naugatuck, Conn 

 ], 303, 589. Improvement in demountable 



New York City. 

 1,303,841 Non-skid cushion suction-heel. C. E, Siegfried, Akron, i 



signor of 'A to W. Hoyt. Cleveland Heights— both in Ohi 



ISSUED MAY 20, 1919. 



W. de Rooy, New York City. 

 fastener embedded therein. G. S. 

 if 54 to N. D. Eraser— both of Chi- 



1,303,865. Armored pner 

 1,303,869. Rubber-heel 



Ellithorpe, 



cago, HI. 

 1,303,871. Rubber sole for turn shoes. G. Ferguson, WoUaston, Mass., 



assignor by mesne assignments to United Shoe Machinery 



Corp., Paterson, N. J. 

 1,303,903. Surgical barda^e. B. W. Tansen. College Point, assignor to 



Traiin Rubber Co., New York Citv— both in New York. 

 1,303,995. Pneumatic tire. W. J. Vincent, Cardiff. Wales. 

 1,303,998. Pneumatic tire. H. L. von Trott, Fort Madison, la. 

 1,301,011. Cushion wheel. A. L. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 

 1,304,038. Dental plate with suction device. A. J. Glaser, Comfort, Tex. 

 1,304.054. Uterine syringe. T. Imaizumi, Seattle, Wash. 



1.304.115. Hydrometer to carry in automobile tool kit. J. Steiner, Long 



'Island City, N. Y. 



1.304.116. Auxiliary tire valve. T. J. Stephens, Spokane, Wash. 

 1,304,147. Inner tube. F. E. Bessler, Akron, O. 



I,o04,177. Pneumatic tire. 1. Greenberg, Baltimore, Md. 



1,304,193. Combined rubber ring and cover-piece to form bottle-cap. W. 

 G. Nicholls. Winnipeg, Man., Canada. 



1.304,292. Pen with magazine for soluble ink. A. L. Flegel, Racine, Wis. 



1,304,308. Attachment for telephone, to do away with holding receiver. 

 E. GransauU, New York City. 



1,304,424. Dust-cap for tire valves. J. T. Ward, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 ISSUED MAY 27, 1919. 



1,304,576. Inflating coupling for tire-valve casing. H. P. Kraft, Ridge- 

 wood, N. J. 



1,304,593. Shoe protector in two parts with elastic webbing connection. 

 J. J. Parmenter, Chicago, 111. 



1,304,739. Self-filling fountain pen. H. L. Carman, New York City. 



1.304,794. Dual rim for motor-car wheels. R. L. Morgan, Worceste 



J. Slifka. 



,304,801. Resilient tire. C. P. O'Brien, Omaha, Neb. 

 ,304,813. Tire molded to accommodate non-skid chain. C. E. 



Chicago, 111. 

 ,304,817. Non-puncturable ring for pneu.natic tires. F. 



Chicago, 111. 

 ,304,915. Pneumatic insole. B. A. Spinney, Des Moines, la. 

 ,305,196. Pneumatic tire. A. L. Cole, Auburndale, Mass. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



ISSUED MAY 7, 1919, 

 123,913. Crutch having pneumatic pad in arm-re 



10 Halesdcn Road, Heaton Chapel, 



Davyhulme — both in La.icashire. 

 124,004. Rim for solid tires. Dunlop Rubber Co., C, Macbeth, and H. C. 



Young, 14 Regent street, Westminster. 

 124,085. Improvements in fountain pens. D. Anderson, 114 West street. 



South Side, Glasgow. 



APPENDIX TO ABRIDGEMENT OF SPECIFICATIONS (1915). 

 ISSUED MAY 14, 1919. 



nd T. R. Day, 



12,684. Rubber or rubber a 

 of airplanes, etc. 

 Wraysbury, Bu 

 Brooklands Avial 



canvas stream-line covering for stay-wires 

 lot yet accepted.) A. R. Pettit, Waylands. 

 nghamshire, and Martinsyde, Limited, 

 1 Grounds, Byfleet, Surrey. 



ISSUED MAY 21, 1919. 

 124,239. Cutting-machine for fabrics, having rubber ribs on either side 



of cutters to clamp material during cutting and divert it from 



the cutting roller. P. M. O. Cohen, Aquatite Mills, Derby 



street, Cheetham, Manchester. 

 124,271. Resilient wheel having rims separated by 



McLeod, 15 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis, 



124,282. 

 124,342. 



ISSUED MAY 21, 1919. 

 larine life-saving device in form of trunk, having 

 iht cloak for occupant. C. T. Drijenko, Russian Gov- 

 Comraission, India House, Kingsway, London. 



Chemical Patents will be found on pages 560, 561. Machinery Patents on page 564. 



