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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



171 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



N 



I ' CT< <i:i R 6, 1914. 



The word Ac-Onite, 

 The word vVeilow. 



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1,1 



1,112,603. 



1,112,615. 



■ ' 

 1,112,718. 

 1,112,749. 

 1,112,772. 



1,112,865. 



1,112,881. 

 1,112,931. 



1,112,932. 

 1,112,938. 



1,112,942. 

 1,113,009. 



1,113,020. 

 1.113,036. 

 1,113,069. 

 1,113,074. 

 1,113,083. 



Vehicli wheel rim. F. I. n ion I ikev I, assignor 



to The Standard Welding Co., < 

 12,596. Means for tire inflation. L. Burggraf, Jr., Oglesby, 111. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. C. W. Gressle, assignor to The Standard 

 Weldii I o. — both of ( le\ elan 1, Ohio 



mtaining body for air craft. F. D. Hollidge, Washington, 

 D. C. 



■ mi heel. V. M.is . i hicago, 111. 



h heel. .1. t ). Nelson, Ashtabula, Ohio. 

 Rubbei Heel. E. S. Abbott, Maiden, Mass. 



Composition containing annealed steel wool and rubber. J. P. 

 1 o, 111. 



W. C. Stevi nor to The Firestone Tire 



& Rubber <_ o. both oi Akron, i I 

 Life i> l trunk. N. G. Abbatc, Baltimore, Md. 



R nl wheel. B. R. Pilcher, Dotham, Ala. 



I in ..I i. i gear. J. Preizer, Monaca, Pa. 



For the improvement of inferioi grad< rubbers. D. 

 Spenci and \\ . F Russell, \kron, Ohio, assignors to The B. F. 

 i Co., N< v. York, N. Y. 



1 heel. I - '. S toller, Kittanning, Pa. 



i] core for hollow rubber articles. T. Howard and G. B. 

 i both of Providence, K. I. 



Writer's arm rest. S. J. King, Belton, S. C. 

 Tiie. II. I i bell, Coon Rapids, Iowa. 

 Atomizer. S. frask, Sari Francisco, Cal. 

 Life saving suit. I B. Voegeli, Mansfield, Mass. 

 i v. M. B. Arendell, McAlester, Okla. 



46,506. Tire. T. E. Lee, Conshohocken, Pa. 



78,898. The Toronto R bbei I \. t roronto, Ohio. 



I- oi hoc i pai I 

 79,141. The St. Joseph Papei Co., St. loseph, Mo. 



Koi ■ ■ I 



79,465. K. it Sti ■' Chii go, [11. An illustration of a : shovel 



with the i Foi rubber boots and shoes. 



80,209. The Republic Rubber Co., Youngstown, Ohio. The word Staggard. 



For elastic tires. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 20, 1914. 

 1,114,052. "Fountain pen. W. A. Sheaffer, Fort Madison, Iowa. 

 1,114,161. Spring wheel. W. L. -Mann, St. Joseph, Mo. 

 1,114,236. Tire vulcanizing mold. M. A. Dees and .\. L. Mel. end, as- 



signors to American Tire Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,114,276. Resilient wheel. J. B. Lynch, Syracuse, X. V. 

 1,114,280. Mold for pneumatic tires. X \\ \\, i eod, St. Louis, Mo., and 



M. A. Decs, P < tgoula, VCi , a signors to American Tire 



* o., St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,114,302. Cushion heel. S. 1). Smith, East Dedham, assignor to J. C. 



Kennedy, Boston — both in M 

 1,114,306. Solid rubber tire. J. G. Stidder, Harrow, England. 

 1,1 14,353. Sliding shoe for furniture. W. T. Higl and G. W. 



Hight, 1 1 ., i Juincy -both of Mass. 

 1,114,443. Tire casing. W. Bryant and J. J. McCann — both of Winnipeg, 



Manitoba, (. anada. 

 1,114,556. Tire sleeve. F. Vitali, H 

 1,114,561. Syringe. A E. Wilde, New York, N. V. 

 1,114,600. Resilient tire. J. Gaynor, Xew York, N. V. 



1,114,685. Pneumatic heel for boots and shoes. G. T. T. Freeman, South- 

 sea, England. 



Design. 



46,568. Sole for footwear. W. B. Hop wood, assignor to The Beacon 

 Falls Rubber Shoe Co. — both of Beacon Falls, Conn. 



75, »89. 



75.995. 



1,113,266. 



1,113,356. 

 1,113,446. 



1,113,447. 



1.113.513. 



1.1 13,614. 



1,113,630. 



1,113,631. 



1,113.645. 

 1.113,695. 

 1,113,759. 



1,113,831. 



■ 

 1,113,912. 



l.M | t 9 

 1,113,934. 



Marks. 

 Rubbei ( o., 



Akron, Ohio. The word 

 The words Red 



The Goodyear Tire & 



For belting. 

 The * roody< ar Tire & Rubber ' o., M, ion, Ohio, 

 11 r ing. For rubber packing for machine i y. 



rling Gum Co., Inc., Xew York, X. Y. The words Golf 

 Ball. For chewing gum. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 13, 1914. 



Boot ventilator. R. Wacht< r, Dres !• n, Germany, assignor to 



Sponge Rubber Inner Heel i o., New York, X T . Y. 

 Wheel and tire therefor. II. Kitcher, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 Shoe for ladders I l>. Kline and E, Nail, assignors to The 



Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— both of Akron, ohm 

 Wrapping machine. C. Kuentzel, assignor to The Goodyear 



Tire «$; Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 Machine for covering bead cores. W. C. Tyler and E. Nail, 

 gnors to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — all of Akron, 



i ihio 

 Colored caoutchouc substances and process of making same. 



K. Gottlob. assignor to Farbenfabriken, vorra. Friedr. Bayer 



& Co. — Both of Elberfeld, Germany. 

 Process for the production of caoutchouc substances. F. Hof- 



mann and C. Coutelle, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vorm. 



Friedr, Bayer & Co. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 



iction of caoutchouc substances. F. Hofmann and C. 



1 ! elle, assignors to Farbenfabriken, vorm. Friedr. Bayer & 



^ •-. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 



hion heel. E. Jones, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Renewable rubber heel device. \Y. M. Sanford, Hartford, Conn, 

 red caoutchouc substances and proi making same. 



R. Ditmar, Gratz, Austria-Hungary, assignor to Farbenfabriken, 



worm. Friedr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Germany. 

 Upper for tennis shoes. C. H. Roper, Belmont, assignor to 



! Rubbei ( o., Watertown — both in M 



tain shampoo comb. Gertrude Smith, Yaldosta, Ga. 

 Core for resilient ■■■■ F. V. Roesel and C. H. Franks — 



both of Akron, < >hi i, 

 Pneumatic tire mold. G. E. Batcheller, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 

 Tread for resilient tires. E. F. Edgecomb, Cuyahoga Falls, 



i Ihio, 



Designs. 



46,537. Vehicle tire. W. D. Morris, assignor to The Republic Rubber Co. — 



both of Youngstown, Ohio. 

 46.53S. Vehicle tire. VV. D. Morris, assignor to The Republic Rubber Co. — 



both of Youngstown, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 



78,589. Puncture Seal Manufacturing Co., Dayton, Ohio. The word 

 Zimco. A puncture proofing substance for the inner tube of a 

 pneumatic tire. 



63,462. 

 77,863. 



78,660. 

 80,015. 



80,313. 

 80,366. 

 80,548. 



S 1 . 1 ] 4. 

 81.115. 

 81,116. 

 81,117. 



SI, US. 



1,114,732. 



1,114,739. 

 1,114,819. 



1,114,841. 



1,114.863. 

 1,114,930. 

 1,114,965. 



1.115.015. 

 1,115,031. 

 1.115,082. 

 1,115.094. 

 1,115.102. 

 1,115,107. 

 1.115.224. 



Trade Marks. 



Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. A black circle with the words 

 Bulls Eye. For rubber boots and shoes. 



Herman Moritz & Excelsior Shrinking Co., Inc., New York, 

 \. Y. An oblong with the word Knorain in some. For rain- 

 coats. 



Rogers Peet Co., New York, N. Y. The word Gymkhana. For 

 baseball, basket ball, tennis balls, exercisers, etc. 



Pretectal r Manufacturing Co., Wilmington, Del., and Philadel- 

 phia, Pa. Representation of a wheel and pneumatic tire with 

 the word Protect air on the tire. A liquid for the sealing of 

 punctures in pneumatic tubes. 



American Lead Pencil Co., New York, N. Y. The word Velvet. 

 For rubber erasers. 



Millwall Rubber Co., Ltd., London, England. The word Pax. 

 For rubber heels and soles. 



Plymouth Rubber Co., Canton, Mass. A knot with the word 

 Slipknot underneath it. For rubber heels for boots and shoes. 



The Worthington Ball Co., Elvria, Ohio. The word King. For 

 golf balls. 



The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The words Queen Bee, 

 For golf balls. 



The Worthington Ball Co.. Elyria, Ohio. The initial A within 

 qu itation marks. For golf balls. 



The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The word Ring. For 

 golf balls. 



The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The word Jack. For 

 golf balls. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 27, 1914. 



Machine for making tire casings. F. B. Converse and F. A. 

 Kress — both of Al Ohio, assignors to The B. F. Goodrich 



I New York, N. Y. 



Life preserver. M. Dobinch, Nanty Glo, Pa. 



Shoi bottom filler and method of making. A. Thoma, Cam- 

 bridge. Mas-., assignor to North American Chemical Co., 

 New York, V Y. 



Composition for and process of revivifying and preserving 

 rubber. A. V Wright, Oakland, assignor to The Resilia 

 Corporation, San Francisco — both in California. 



Eraser. R. A. Costello, Chicago Heights, III. 



Spring Wheel. F. Stitzel, Louisville, Ky. 



Demountable rim. J. C. Cole, assignor to Fisk Rubber Co. — 

 both of Chicopee Falls, Mass. 



Tire. W. J. Peterson, Brooklyn. X. Y. 



Process for treating rubber. G. Staunton, Muskegon, Mich. 



Cushioned pneumatic tire. J. A. Meunier, Paris, France. 



Life preserver. M. Nowacki, Camden, N. J. 



Time stamp. G. E. Perry, Chicago, 111. 



Vaginal Syringe. C. O. Rice, Denver, Colo. 



Syringe. C. D. McAllum, De Kalb, Miss. 



