January 1, 1915.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



1.115,566. 

 1,115,667. 

 1,115,702. 

 1,115,734. 

 1,115,875. 



1,115,903. 

 1,115,920. 

 1,116,009. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 [SSUED NOVEMBER 3. 1914. 



NO. 1,115,514 Pneumatic tire. F. S. Dickinson, New York, N. Y. 

 1,115,548 Rubber tired wheele. W. T. Kent, New York, N. Y., 

 assignor to Revere Rubber Co.. Chelse; M 

 Wheel tire. A. A. Picard, New York, N. Y. 

 le wheel. F. A. Guth, Waverly, Ohio. 

 Inhaling device. W. Luxmot. , I In. igo, 111. 

 Resilient balata ball. I.. T. Petersen, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 Tennis .-.hoe. N. K. Tousley, \\ r atertown, and C. H. Roper, 

 Belmont, assignors to Hood Rubber Co., Watertown — all in 

 Massai hu eti . 

 Internal bath apparatus. M. A. Dees, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Vehicle wheel. L. S. Flatau, St. Louis, Mo. 



Comp'i-iu- sole and soling material. G. F. Butterficld, West 

 New ton, M a 

 1,116,014. Hot water bottle. M. B. Clarke, Akron, Ohio. 

 1, 116,01s Rainproof hat covering. P. Collagan, Fast Newark, N. J. 

 1,116,101. Skiving machine. E. Nail and W. C. Tyler, assignors to The 



Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — all of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,110,120. Wheel tire for road vehicles. R. Reid, Glasgow, Scotland. 

 1,116,141. Buoy comprising an envelope made of rubber cloth. E. W. 



Skoldberp, New York, N. Y. 

 1,116,256. Automobile wheel tire. L. S. Flatau, St. Louis, Mo. 



Trade Marks. 

 57,608. R. D. Bogue. Cincinnati, Ohio. An arrow with the word Aromints 



over it. For chewing gum. 

 -67,458. Franklin Caro Co., Richmond, \*a. The words Coca-Cola. For 



chewing gum. 

 67,698. The Savage Pii I o., San Diego, Cal. A tire with an Indian's 



head in the center over the word Savage. 

 77,252. Revere Rubber Co., Providence, R. I., and Chelsea, Mass. A dia- 

 mond design enclosing the word Nu-Fut. For arch supports 



for boots and shoes. 

 79,011. New York Belting & Packing Co., New York, N. Y. The word 



Volcano, For sheet rubber machinery packing. 

 79.507. Block Brothers Clothing Co., St. Josepl Mo The words Rain 



Away. For waterproof coats. 

 79,7 1 o Maryland Rubber Co., Baltimore, Md. Miniature sketch of Atlas 

 the earth, and the name Atlas. For bathing caps 



and gloves. 

 79,717. Maryland Rubber Co., Baltimore, Md. Sketch of Atlas supporting 



the ear til, and the name Atlas. For air beds, cushions and 



pillows. 

 79,814. C. B. Kirkpatrick, Newark, N. J. The word VulHte. For rubber 



repairing compounds and adhesive cements. 



80.285. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, 111. An illustration of a double- 



headed spear. For chewing gum. 



80.286. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, 111. The word Doublemint. 



chewing gum. 

 80,547. Plymouth Rubber Co., Canton, Mass. The words Kompo. 



fabricated soles for boots and shoes. 

 $0,689. Thermoid Rubber Co., Trenton, N. T. The word Fordoid. 



rubber casings, inner tubes, reliners, etc. 

 81,555. W B r . !' hkeepsie, N. Y. The word Perfectite. 

 waterproof)] ind in paste or liquid form for 



fabrics, etc. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 10, 1914. 

 1,116,393. Foldable life preserver. M. Despot. Dayton, Ohio. 

 1,1 16,462. Storm rubber. J. L. Moran, Corning, Cal. 

 1,1 16,464. Dual tire rim construction. F. II. Mover, assignor to The 



Firestone lire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,116,550. Core G. C. Biddle and E. R. Buys— both of Akron. Ohio. 

 1,1 16,683. Hot water bottle. A. C. Eggers, New York, N. Y., assignor 

 to tin ear's India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co., 



i .onn. 



1,116,795. Slitting machine. J. A. Cameron and C. B. Birch, assignors 

 1 ohm on Machine Co. — all of New York, N. Y. 



1,116,806. Tire wrapping machine. J. W. H. Dew, London, En gland. 



1.116,825. Syringe. C. E. Kells, New Orleans, La. 



1,116,835. Device foi raising sunken vessels, which includes a pair of in- 

 flatable ballast members. J. S. Neumann, Great Falls, Mont. 



1,116,S6S. Saliva ejector with flexible elastic tube. A. A. Anzelewitz, 

 New York, N. Y. 



1,116,913. Portable sink. T. R. Peregoy, assignor to D. C. Ammidon and 

 H. L. Varian — all of Baltimore, Shi. 



1,116,932. Jacket for hot water bottles. J. T. Schwartz and L. R. Strauss — 

 both of New York, N. Y. 



1,116,939. Spiing tire. I. J. Shipley, Tampa, Fla. 



1,116,954. Machine for cutting strips from web material. C. II. Thordar- 

 son, Chicago, 111. 



1,117,007. Adjustable hand stamp. W. Dowling, New Haven, Conn. 



Trade Marks. 

 70,907. Lee Tire & Rubber Co., Conshohocken. Pa. The word Zig-Zag. 



For rubber tires. 

 71,188. American Rubber Co., Boston. Mass. An illustration of a bird 



under the word Eagle in a triangle. For rubber boots and shoes. 



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79,206. I < . Simon and L. Eckert— both of Pittsburgh, Pa. An orna- 

 mental design in a square with the initials S & E. For footwear 

 made of rubber, etc. 



80,193. K. E. Beckert, Boston, Ma^s. The words Safety-First. For boots, 

 shoes, heels and soles made of rubber. 



80,776. Pi dgeon -Thomas Iron Co., Memphis, Tenn. The words Improved 

 Royal Rubber Roofing. For rubber roofing. 

 W B. Price, 1 i. N, Y. The word Resisto. For water- 



proofing composition for fabrics. 



81,533. K. S. Shickluna, Buffalo, N. Y. An illustration of an aeroplane 

 above the words Over-All. For tire repairing fluid, rim cement 

 and rubber ccmcncs. 



81,888. G. Borgfeldt & Co.. assignor to Hanover Vulcanite Co. — both of 

 New York, N. Y. An illustration of a jockey between the 

 words Polo Club. For rubber combs. 



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17,168. 

 17,207. 

 17,208. 

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ISSUED NOVEMBER 17, 1914. 



T. J. Crowley, Long Island City, 



Pneumatic knee protector 

 X. Y. 



ge device. T. C. Mars, assignor to Fleur De Lis Specialty 

 Co. — both of Chicago, III. 

 Massage device. J. C. Mars, assignor to Fleur De Lis Specialty 

 Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 210. Float valve. F. A. Mathys, Schenectady, N. Y. 

 17.327. Water bottle. M. B. Clarke, Akron, Ohio. 



17,469. Fountain pen. O. G. Wiseman and E. R. George — both of 

 Des Moines, Iowa. 



1,117,472. Spring tire. II. J. Augustine, assignor of one-half to R. S. 

 Litchfield — both of Independence, Kan. 



1,117,481. Vehicle tire. J. T. Clark, Provo, Utah. 



1.117,526. Process of making a puncture sealing composition. G. E. Seely, 

 Redwood City, Cal. 



1,117,530. Tire cover comprising alternate layers of rubber and textile 

 material. R. Strong, Yarnborough, England. 



1,117,571. Life saving suit or garment. E. F. Hickman, assignor of one- 

 half to A. Munden — both of Norfolk, Va. 



1,117,620. Semi-automatic winding machine. A. H. Adams, Brussels, Bel- 

 gium, assignor to Western Electric Co., New York, N. Y. 



1,117,688. Packing comprising strips of rubberized fibrous material. M. 

 Montgomery and II. M. Stewart — both of Philadelphia — and 

 assigned to Montgomery Brothers, Inc. — all in Pennsylvania. 



1.117,691. Inflatable tire protector. C. E. Myers, Detroit,' Mich. 



1,117,725. Artificial limb with inflatable socket cushion. A. E. Tullis. 

 Fargo, N. D. 



1,117,774. Brake and brake liner. W. T. Bonner, assignor to The Asbestos 

 Brake Co. — both of Trenton, N. J. 



1 ,1 17,803. Apparatus for forming pneumatic tires. M. A. Dees, assignor 

 of one-half to The American Tire Co. — both of St. Louis, Mo., 

 and one-half to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York ,N. Y. 



1.117.839. Resilient composition. A. T. Guidry, assignor of one-third to 



J. May, and one-third to C. Landry — all of New Orleans, La. 



1.11 7.840. Faucet connection for rubber tube. C. F. Hamilton, Portland, 



assignor to Adjustable Liquid Gauge Co.— both in Oregon. 

 1,1 17,91 5. Waterproof case comprising rubber gasket. W. W. Schenker, 

 New York, X. Y. 



Trade Marks. 

 78,922. F.berhard Faber, New York, N. Y. An illustration of a rule. For 



rubber erasers, etc. 

 80,255. L. P. Southard, Roselle, N. J. The word Paratina. For rubber 



cement. 

 SO, 591. The Omo Manufacturing Co.. Middletown, Conn. The word Elva. 



For dress shields. 

 80,919. American Chicle < , Jersey City, N. I. The words Black 



Jack. For chewing gum. 

 81,672. W. L. McGuire, San Francisco, Cal. The word Sanospra. For 

 syringes. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 24. 1914. 



1,117,994. Pneumatic tire. V. E. Freeman, New York, N. Y. 



1,118,122. Ai e. J. I.. Gish, South Bend, 



1,118,130. Shoe. J. C. Hosmer, S I 



1,118,149- Balloon fabric and the like. P. D. Pi .nor to The 



North British Rubber Co., Limited — both of Edinburgh, Scot- 

 land. 



1,118,195. An envelope for gas bags for aerostats. T. R. Gammeter, Akron, 



1,118,227. Caster roller comprising a hard rubber sleeve. J. W. Pepple, 



Antonio, Tex. 

 1,118,240. Attachment for fountain pens. W. A. SheafTer, Fort Madison, 



Iowa. 

 1,118,306. Resilient wheel with pneumatic tire encircling the hub. I. H. 



Parker, Garden City. Mo. 

 1,118,359. Elastic wheel. T. Kohler, assignor of one-half to Kittie Collins. — 



both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,118,461. Cushion for billiard tables and the like, comprising a series of 



air tight air cells. M. L. Adler, New York, N. Y. 



1.118.503. Apparatus for forming and vulcanizing rubber articles. N. W. 



McLcod, assignor to The American Tire Co. — both of St. 

 Louis, Mo. 



1.118.504. Apparatus for forming and vulcanizing rubber articles. N. W. 



McLeod, assignor to The American Tire Co. — both of St. 

 Louis. Mo. 



