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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[Jl-XE 1, 



M 

 -44. Inner tube tor pneumatic ' Dawson, Loi 



i t 138,554. Garter. G. 1'.. GHdden, Dighl 



0th in Massachu-^ 



Trade Marks. 

 troit Insulated Wire t . Mich. A single uncolored 



n thread which extends parallel to the wire and is located 

 between the ruh' p the wire and the mi r rounding 



insul > eel 



Insulated W Detroit, Mich. Three parallel un- 



colored cotton threads which ext< to the wire and 



are located between the rtibher y. and the 



surrounding braid. For insulated electric wil 

 Wrigley's, Ltd.. London, England. A gem with the 

 gum. 

 Rubber e made 



i 



Texas Gum Co., Temple, Tex. \n Musi i 



mint leaves with the 

 The B. 1 N. V. Tl 



ion rubber tires ■ 

 J. IV liter. Johnstown, -V Y. T For base- 



Wm. Wri| ' .111. The Mint. For 



chewing gum. 

 F 1. Murray, Chicago, 111., ass 



ration of Maine. The word tires. 



J. Ball, Detroit, Mich, K imp with the 



word 



alter I d with liqui! inctures, etc.. 



in pneumatic t 

 W. ti. Richards, Cambridge, Mas>. Illusl n ark, with 



the words The Ark. For lite pi 



ISSUED MAY 11, ! 



1.138,725. Repair heel for rubber footwear. I. Capdevila, 

 N. Y. 

 ;9. Ball inrlater ana • e-half 



to II. M. Hollai . 111. 



i ',. M. 

 Klint v tth of Phila- 



delphia. Pa. 

 l,13S,791. Vulcanizing apparatus. T. II. Rieder, Berlin, - Cana- 



dian Consolidated Rubber t. in t real — both in Canada. 



II. Tire protector. O. M. I 

 1,138,933. Billiard cushion. II. X. Cobb, Winchester, Mas 



Revere Rubbei ce, R. I. 



1,139,065. Resilient wheel. R. T. P S Melbourne, \ 



R. T. P. Pat« nt \VI - Ltd., Mel- 



bourne—both in Australia. 

 14. Vulcanizer. D. R. St-arles. Tiffin. I 

 1,139,260. Resilient tire. C. De Lukacsei -. \V ■ Nutley, assignor to 



W. !I. Pane. I in New Jersey. 



1,139, M for tire nllers. II. T. Hardie, Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada. 



1,139,312. Bathing cap. II. P. Kindskopf. N. N Y. 



P. Bacher, Canton, Ohio. 

 - Bryant, Reading. 

 1,139,341. Method of forming hollow articles of rubber. F. A. 

 Paterson. N. J, 



I '. Davis. 3f- e 

 - Keith — both of Brocfctoi M iss 

 ■ - - 

 inflatable beg. I. S. Fraser. a- one-half to I. C. 



■ ■ ■ 

 1.139.41S. Pathing ca] ' Y. 



1,139,467. I : t to Fabric 



V Y. 

 . 

 47.. '4" Tin 



47,351. Vehicle tire. E. J. W X. Y. 



■ r k s. 

 \\yu>i] Rubbei " nshu. For 



rubbe- :> and shoe* 



having rubl ulcanized thei 



od Rubber I Mas-. R< [ >i < sentation of a hat 



with the tt eumatic tires and tub; 



15,616. Frai - Oualityre Rubht 



a corporate i ubber inner 



tubes. 



SS.62C - For rubber 



and s 



N :e. — Printed *>' be 



obtained from The India Rt stpaid.] 



UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 

 The number given is that assignee I nt at the filii - pplica- 



ere in 1913 and 



[ABSTRACTED IN THE ILLUSTRATED Or- \PRIL 14, 1915.1 



' :tomatic relcasi- . aulic vulcanizing 



5t. Remy, Clermont Fer- 

 rand. Puy-de-Pome. France. 

 t , if woven material 



gnated with rubier. V J. Marley. 37 Hugon 



Fulham. London. 



(). Wheel tire. G. C. Waterfield, Rio Grande. Hainault ave- 

 nue, WestclirT-on-Sea, : 

 Machine for washing and mas rap rubber. T. A. 



Roberts, Thames House, Queen 5 

 Medical syringes. J. L. Owens, 1135 : lilding, 



Kan- . U. S. A. 



U913). Rubbei bunion reliever. II. .). Pond. 21 Castle M« 

 ■ ich. 

 13). Rubber tipped metal stu.ls for pneumatic tires. W. II. liar- 

 ^rnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.. '■'. S. \. 

 \:iaesthetic apparatus. L. B. Hall. 16 M 



ier*s Green, London. 

 - I al truss having pads wil 



, Glen Ridge, X. .1.. I". S. A. 

 - of rubbered fabric. P. }. - Ire-Ic- 



Chateau, Nord, France. 



Columbia - 

 brii 5. A. 



il truss with pneumatic pads. R. >-, 279 



street. Kirkenhead. 

 [Abs The Iuastrated Of:- 



l. H. SI k, Stafford 

 Cheshire. 

 shields. J. Tucker, 5 Han.-. 

 13). Tire covei which may be fitted 



packing. G. F. Fisher, : N". J.. U. S. \ 



i rial support and hose si 

 Parke- 



Xew- 



■ ■ . '■: 



W - I ayburn, Grange Road. Dai 



and ( ». Fa Tyne. 



'. Tube built up of layers of vulcanizable rubber. 



\ ulcanizable rubber and laye-- LA. 



Burgess, 1396 King -treer. West, 

 (1913). Machine for coating and calt . II. 1. 



■ e , R. I., S 



. 



ies and he about 



er cent, gntta percha and i :bber. 



S 



- with pneumatic ai 

 ■ 

 30,070 (1913). Vulcanite i>encil holder. I 

 st Hill. London. 

 [Abstracted in The Illustrate! \ u.. April 28, 1915.1 



\. t . ;•.. 

 Edinburgh. 

 •14). Tire fabrics. H. J. Doughty. Edgewood, R. I.. U. S. A. 

 1914). Mud guards comprising a - E. Bruns 



44 Rue du Faubourg du Temple. I 

 ' 914). Spring wheel with pneumatic cushion ench - side 



plates and con til - - gmental rubber bai 



! 'ark street, Swinton. Lancashire. 



eel with pneumatic cushion. A. Sang. Ta Princes 

 street, Westminster. 

 k\cted in The Illustrated I l. May 5, 1915.] 



ming tire treads. W. Hei 

 Terrace. Albert Squ 

 "" ' V. 



Metallic hose covered by layers 

 ven wire. I/. K 



listing of a continuous rubber 

 S 

 en-le-Fi ith. ! ■■ /shin 



S Tndia 



Rubbei Co., Batl Melksham. W 



iny. 

 mixin.s g india rubber. Miller 



& Co., and J. White— both Edin- 



burg 



ieel with pneumatic cus O. H. Bursell, Umea, 



Printing roller with printing appa g back- 



ing of sponge rubber. Nation:: 



Ont., 

 Canada. 

 Billiard cut Icanite cap ard rubber tip. L. Pearson, 



Mertbyr TvdviL 



St. Germar - ndon. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUES WITH DATES OF APPLICATION 



1913). Automatic pneumatic chamber. Societe 

 Franchise de Caoutch 

 v 3, 19141. Elastic wheel. F. Le Fer de 13 Gervinais. 

 ients in elastic wheels. E. M. Kramer. 



of a fabric 

 at the same time. Societe 1 



Inner tube for evele and motorcycle tire<. 

 A. Soly. 



aly 4, 1914). Pneumatic runners f - J. E. Ollivier. 



(July 7). Solid rubber tire for trucks and automobiles. E. Krect. 

 474,90 Societe ilbau, Fayau t Cie. 



au, Fayaud, Laurain et Cie. 



