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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[March 1, 1915. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



[SSI ED ] \M\kY 5, 1915. 



NO. 1,123,361. Fountain syringe. L. K. Pease, Tufts College, N 

 rir< fabric. II. K. Raymond, Akron, Ohio, assignor to 

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1,123,503. Leather sole with rubber plus;s. A. F. Durgin, Haverhill, Mass. 

 1,123,570. Combined toy and physical culture apparatus, containing elastic 



cord. E. Sandow, London, England. 

 1,123,698. Composite outi r sole. II. F. Crawford, assignor to C. & S. 



Rubber Sole Co. — both of Brockton, Mass. 

 1,123,875. Spring wheel comprising an outer elastic tread. .1. I . Heymann, 



I tyetteville, renn. 

 1,123,912. Lite savins suit. F. A. Moffitt, Chicago, 111. 

 1,123,941. Detachable rubber heel. S. L. Sneierson, assignor to Inde- 

 [i nt Button Fastenei Machine Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 

 1.124,062. Heel plate comprising a strip of soft rubber. H. G. Robinson, 



' Rubber sole rolling machine. E. E. Winkley, Lynn, Mass. 

 Trade Marks. 

 77,297. J. Wallace. New York. The word Inkograph. For fountain pens. 

 80,455. Brooklyn Shield & Rubber Co., New York. The words Le Roy. 



Fur dress shields. 

 82,561. The ley Hot Water Bottle Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The word 

 Comfy. For hot water bottles of metal and other materials. 



ISSUED JANUARY 12, 1915. 



1.124,302. Rubber covered metal article and method of making the same. 

 L. Draft, Rutherford, N. J., assignor to Electro-Chemical 

 Rubber & Manufacturing Co., a corporation of New Jersey. 

 1 psible core. A. Adamson, Akron, Ohio. 

 Fabric tension governor for tire making machines. J. R. Gam- 

 meter, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New 

 York. 



1.124,381. 



1,124,412. 



1.124,439. 

 1.124,472. 



Resilient vehicle tire C. E. Hoops, Kansas City, Mo. 



Breath guard. R. J. Lemonds, Livingston, Ky. 



Carrier for braiding machines. A. Littlefield, assignor to New 



England Butt Co. — both of Providence, R. I. 

 1.124.705. Pneumatic tire. J. II. Clune, Springfield, Mass. 

 1.124.710. Gaiter. J. T. Crowley, assignor to The Beacon Falls Rubber 



Shoe Co. — both of Beacon Falls. Conn. 

 Armored pneumatic tire. C. W. Levalley, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 St. lining device comprising a brush with hose attached. H. 



Gemignani, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Swimmer's attachment. R. C. Grady, Bath, Me. 

 Process of reclaiming rubber. H. W. Kugler, assignor to the 



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

 Smoking pipe tester comprising a rubber bulb. M. May, New 



York, N. Y. 



Rubber heel and sole. O. R. Witter, Swampscott, Mass. 

 Elastic heel protector. E. Haaf. Donaueschingen, Germany. 



1.124,753. 

 1.124,884. 



1,124,887. 

 1,124,920. 



1,124,936. 



1.124,988. 

 1,125,019. 



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Trade Marks. 

 File & Hardware Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 an inverted tack. For rubber files. 



Philip Carey Manufacturing Co., Lockland 

 Century. For rubber roofing. 

 The National Belting Co., Elyria, Ohio. The words Bee Dee. 



rubber and fabric beltings. 

 I hi Rational Tire & Rubber Co., East Palestine, Ohio. The words 

 National Highway. For automobile tire casings and tire tubes. 

 Clauson Shoe Co., Rutland, \'t. The words Arch-Rite. For rub- 

 bers, boots, etc. 



V \\ Faber, Stein, near Nuremberg, Germany. The word Omar. 

 For rubber pencils, rubber erasers, etc. 



ISSUED JANUARY 19, 1915. 

 25,129. Inner tube for automobile tires. G. Kush, New York. 



25,134. Sponge rubber insole and arch support. J. D. Lee, Cleburne, 

 Tex. 



25,276. Steam vulcanizer. J. O. Drew, Mason, Mich. 



25,303. Method of producing beads for tires. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, 



Ohio, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York. 

 25.431. Collapsible core. A. Adamson, Akron, Ohio. 

 25,470. Fountain pen filling device. H. N. Carpenter, Woodford, Yt. 

 25,542. Apparatus for use in administering anesthetics. A. Humphries, 



-Napier, New Zealand. 

 25,556. Cushion horseshoe. W. J. Kent, New York. 

 25,609. Apparatus for treating rubber. L. C. Warner, Naugatuck, 



assignor to The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls 



— both in Connecticut. 

 Self inflating tire. J. Fernandez. Houston, Tex. 

 Resilient wheel. W. Trabue. assignor to Pneumatic Hub-Tire 



Wheel Co. — both of Louisville. Ky. 



Trade Marks. 

 Pittsburgh. Pa. The word Ciropractor. For boots and 



! ekert, 

 shoes made of rubber. 

 W. l'erkins, San Francisco, Cal. Representation of a runner with 

 the word Maratlu Fot rubber heels and soles. 



ISSUED JANUARY 26, 1915. 

 1,125,980. Arch support. E. J. Emary, Portsmouth, N. 11. 

 1,125,993. Rubber soled shoe. A. J. B. Faure, Pari,, France. 



1,126,051. Device for use in playing golf. J. T. Mctiillicuddy, Won 



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1,126,232. Wheel tire. F. D. Lane, assignor to Bisbee Straight Motion 

 Engine Co. — both of Bisbee, Ariz. 



1,126,327. Apparatus for treating latex. H. A. Wickham, London, Eng- 

 land. 



1.126.366. Bust reducer. J. M. Bodensiek, assignor of one-tliui to G . 



Bodensiek both of New York, and one-third to I 7 . Broaker, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1.126.367. Hip reducer, J. M. Bodensiek, assignor of one-third to (, 



Bodensiek — both of New York, and one-third to F. Broaker, 



Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 1,126,458. Shoe sole. N. H. Hassel, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,126,469. Vulcanization of rubber and production of vulcanized rubbi 



products. F. Hofmann and K. Gottlob, Elberfeld, Germany, 



assignors to Synthetic Patents Co., Inc., New York. 

 1,126,601. Water bag. R. B. Whitmarsh, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,126,648. Wear resisting laminated fabric for tires, etc. I. R. Y. M 



Newport, R. I. 



46,884. Core for vehicle tire. 



Design. 

 J. A. MacMillan, 

 Trade Marks. 



Dayton, Ohio. 



79,239. Boonton Rubber Manufacturing Co., Boonton, N. J. The 



Hi Tensit. For distributer insulators for magnetos for ignition 

 systems. 



82,431. The Sterling Gum Co., Inc., New York. The word Fruito. For 

 chewing gum. 



S2,449. J. A. Riggi, Brooklyn, N. Y. The word Lamichew. For chew- 

 ing gum. 



83,081. J. Ullrich, New York. Representation of a lady's head on an ink 

 pencil with the words "American Maid and Vulcan." For foun- 

 tain pens and ink pencils. 



83,241. Clark Rubber Manufacturing Co., Franklin, Mass. 

 Comporub. For soles and heels of shoes. 



83,407. Continental Rubber Works, Erie, Pa. The word 

 rubber matting, stair treads, hospital sheeting, etc. 



83,592. Powell & Campbell, New York. Diamond design 

 P and C. For boots, shoes and rubbers. 



83,636. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York. The word 

 coats. 



The word 

 I 'italic. For 

 nitials 



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For rain 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be 

 obtained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



The number given is that assigned to the Patent at the tiling of the appli- 

 cation, which in the case of these listed below was in 1913. 

 ^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, January 6, 1915.] 



20,205 (1913). Spring wheel with continuous outer rigid ring and pneu- 

 matic cushion. F. F. Ganly, 153, Acomb street, 

 holme, Manchester. 



20,242 (1913). Abdominal belt. C. U. F. West, Sydney House, The 

 Beeches, near Slough, Bucks. 



"20,350 (1913). Bath with rubber lining. E. A. M. Gallagher. Gouverneur 

 Hospital, New York, U. S. A. 



20,448 (1913). Vehicle wind screen with rubber strip. G. I Whetman, 

 69, Cavendish Building, Clerkenwell, and .V ' . Dulcken, 



30, Mincing Lane, E. C. — both in London. 



20,461 (1913). Puncture preventing layers of metallic wire gauze and 



rubber canvas. S. Lyle, 9, Royal Oak Walk, Pitfield 



street, London. 

 20,471 (1913). Apparatus for coating fabrics with rubber. W. A. Higham, 



Turners Hill. Chestnut, Essex, and H. Skelton, 175. 



Gt. Dover street, Southwark, London. 

 20,643 (1913). Rubber coated fabric. J. T. Szek, 36, Rue de la Yictoire, 



Brussels. 

 20,656 (1913). Breathing apparatus. R. H. Davis, 1S7. Westminster Bridge 



Road, London. 

 20,722 (1913). Rubber inlaid floor coverings. E. A. Beldam and W. R. 



Beldam (trading as R. Beldam), 1A, New London street, 



London. 

 (Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, January 13, 1915.] 

 20,753 (1913). Rubber and metal plate for boots. D. J. Wilcock, 30S, 



Ash ton New Road, Beswick, Manclu-stei . 

 20,763 (1913). Tobacco pipe with vulcanite trap chamber. M. Bilton. 28, 



Kingswood avenue, West Kilburn, London. 

 *20,913 (1913). Splints. E. D. Brant, Canton, Ohio, U. S A. 

 21,001 (1913). Calendering or mixing india rubber, etc. C. H. Gray, 



India Rubber Works, Silvertown, Essex. 

 21,060 (1913). Tourniquet comprising a pad of vulcanite. T. M. Carvel! , 



31, Avonmore Road, West Kensington, London; W. G. 

 Chapman, The Green way. Uxbridge, and J, T. S» a pie- 

 horn, 99, Third avenue, Queen's Park, London, W. 



